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London, England, 1828-02-04 00:00:00

CUSTOMeI-WWHI, BAIISGATE.•
FOR SALE BY. AUCTION,
By Order Of the Hon. Commissioners of. his Majesty's Customs,
At the Custom House, at this Place,
qn Wsnitashav, 15th day of February, 1828, at Eleven o'Clock
in the Foienoon,
THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS,
to teener Lens, toe Howe Costume-rum:
44 Pieces-11,450 Yards French Silk
4 Pieces— 53 Yards Silk Velvet
6 Pieces—. 84 Yards Silk Gauze
Pieces and Half Pieces Silk Ribbon
47 Yards China Owe
46 China Silk Handkerchiefs
I China Craps Shawls
54 Hempen Bags
40 Shells
14 Bottles Perfumed Oil
Llbs. Amulets
637 Deals of various lengths
15 Balks-9 Loads 31 Feet Fir Timber
;Ind Sundry trifling Articles which will be inserted in the Catalogues.
And also, the Broken-up Heft of' the Barge " A and
her 3laterials. . • , :
The Silks, Velvet, Ribbons, Sic. are of the best quality and in
excellent condition, and may be viewed on the two days preceding
the Sale, with the other Goods, between the boar* of in and a.•
The Hull of the Barge, and her Materials niar he seen on the
looming of the sale, end will be mid immediately after the other
,Goods, upon the spot where the Veseel is lying.
A Deposit of £2S per Cent. will be required.

PORT OF PLYMOUTH.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
By Order of the Hon. Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs,
At the Custom-house at this Place.
On Wurturmay, the 13th of February, 18.:9, at Eleven o'Clock,
In the Forenoon.
THE UNDERNIENTIONED GOODS,
viz. roe !lOUS cossumrrrou, VIZ.
Brandy, 241 Gallons Silk Scarf., 3 No.
Buns, Half Gallon Crape, 24 Yards
Geneva, 17i Gallons Silk, 16* Yards
Tobacco, manufactured, 203 lbs. Calico, 1 Remnant
Snuff, Half Pound Whi.key, 6 Bogtles
Arrnw Rom, 39 lbs. Soap, 3 lbs.
Counterpanes, 1 No. Sugar, 6 lbs.
Table Cloths, 2 No. Cornilians, 460 No.
Snuff 13nses, 1 No. F.au de Cologne, 6 Bottles
Chocolate, 3 lbs. Coffee, 22 lbs.
Pickles, 4 Bottles Orange Plower Water, 1 Bottle
Rice, 149 lbs. Cherry Brandy, 7,1 Gallons
Wine, 2 2 6 Gallons Anchors, t No. .
Salad Oil, 1 Bottle Rope, a small quantity
Lime Juke, 1 Bottle Boats and Materials, 2 No.
Tongues, i 2 No.
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BRANDY, 12 Gallons
RUM, 31 Gallons Proof fit for Dealers.
GENEVA, 6 Gallons
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WINE, 11 Gallons.
Also, Three Six-oared Gigs, 41 empty Casks, 1 Medicine Chest,
with sundry other old *ores worn out in the service.

pop ItiTOILTATION.
'ARUM BRANDY. Three Gallons.
The Goode will be put up -in Lets for the accommodation of
Purchasers. and may be viewed on Monday and Tuesday pre-
teding the Sale. between the boors of Ten and Two °Thick.
Custom-house, January 44. attn.
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