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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06
from the Boitimore Epetling Post.
Book OF THE CHRoxIcLEs.

pNON w y e CHRONICLES.
l. Now 1t happened on the 18th day Of
the month, which is called October, that
"0Hn the Chief Justice, gave his - opinion"
on the case OF aaron the quid, who had
scen cast into prison on suspicion of treg-
son-for it qyas believed, and ja beI;evsJ
that Aaron intended many wicked things.
and that his heart was prone unto evil
2. But John seemed inclined "a Ie, him
go, saying have not sufficient proof against
him, in regard TO treason, but We NAV hol5
him for misdemeanor'' if We will
3. And Aron and his friends reioiced
a. hen was remembered the saving or
Gaylord whose surname was Gris5void. in
tnis WlSe-"he judges are on our side
and the /ifendS Of Burr"
>. But the people who had heard the al.
legations OF UiAfas7, who had borne the
thirteen stripes triumphanty through Az
riCa' ana The dispositions Of James the chief
captain OF the host of Columbia, and MANY
others, maryelied much, and said one mt,
another, HhGt IS La7u 20
o. linen arose one of the limbs of the law.
and SAID, "men and brethren, why marvel
ye at this matter ?''
I. Know ye not that in the glorious mn
certainty OF the law consists its brus6to.
ana tAat thereby the innocent are hanged
OH a tree' the guilty cleared with honor.
and 7Ue made rich /?
o. 10 You suppose, o foolish Americans!
that II the judges were responsible TO the.
people, the laws rendered intelligible. and
we forbid to plead lies, that we could OH.
tam salt for our porpidge?
~. Nay-we could not. WHY therefore
would you cut off our stay Of wine and csn.
vass backed ducksLwhy would We maker.
like unto the coDmonaity?
~ Are we not willing to make laws for
you-are we not willing to rule over vos
are we not willing to eat out your sinh.
Stance-to plead on any side, and 70 do a.
ny thing? $50 " VIZ u
II. Wherefore should We grumble
~ hen arose an elder aud said doro..
the quid had been acquitted, but 7Hon,h-
son the horse-stealer was condemned 70 hs
hung. The one have stolen an empire aoJ
the men and the women. and horses. snJ
cattle, and riches thereof, s. he is trbieIht
~ respected FRIEND" but for T1ombso1 he.
is despised and contemned I'''"' NJ
Is. Why doye judge with an unjust iudp-
~ And the wroth Of the elder wac k;r-
died, and he looked the limb of the Iaw -
TO scorn, who held his peace for be
was marvellously alarmed, lest The r1der
should deprive him Of his occupation. and
drive him out Of the bar ofthe court, ybers
justice IS bought and sold with a price.
20. but tne people resolved they would
render the laws more certain.
-
oH'D IaFing. Every professcd, invete.
gC,l, and incurable Snuff taker, (says ord
at moderate computation,
axes one pinch in ten minutes.-Fvery
p,nCH' win the agreeable ceremony Of
and "iping the nose, and other
'CIuenta' circumstances, Consumes a mi
ny ""c h"lt out of every ten, which al
~" ',,s s'~.een nous to a snufi-taking dav.
, ,;r,... 90 Two hours and twcnty-fo1r
lay out OF every ten. One dav o1, oF a0
y ten amounts to thirty-six dlys and =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06

as erts, thathe lad not any Cream Of Tar
tar, but that the vial frcm which Mrs Har.
grave took her desc, contained Tartar T.
met,c. NICHOLAS DAVIS.
Hanover, Oct. G9th, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06
THE BATTURE.


For two years past suit has been de
pending before the Supreme Court of this
e'rlioiy' between the Corporation OF
'ne C.iy oil New-Orleans and John Ora.
vier, tor the aliuvion land, lying in from,
oil the Suburb 81. Mary, commonly cal.
led the Batture. In May last The Cour,
entered up a decree in favor of C:tayier.
ana The sheriff put him in possession
Hlr' Livingston, who claims under Ora
Vler, set several negroes to work on The
pace; IN short time they were driven
oil ny the citizens, Who assembled in ereat
numbers to oppose the decree OF the
court. The cause ofthe city was espous
ed by many of the ancient inhabitants
Dc Veral times were Iabourers set to work.
ana as often were they driven Of. Al
Tins crisis his ExceIency Gov Claiborne
returned from Naichez. Various were
me Opinions as to the measures which
ought 10 be taken by The Execuiive-and
every person would, had he been per
miued, advised as he thought.
On Monday fast The Iaborers Droceeded
20 Work, and were driven off as before.
ms day greater irritation than usual
was manifested, and it was agreed TO as
Semble next day at the beat of drum
accordingly about 4 O'Clock p M. on
esday, the drum beat, and the citizens
assembled. The Governor, anxious in
put an end to these disorders, wi,bou,
'esorting TO force, appeared in The midst
u me aSsembleSe--aiter a liule CONVEX
salon apart, with The most respeet.bIe
characters, he addressed the multitude as
follows - .e. .4 -
+" FELLOW ClrtzExs,
Permil me to claim your attention, ard
as your Governor and your friend to sub.
NIT to your consideration few obserya
ions. ...,.-
Whatever may be the redress desired.
believe me the mode YOU have adopted
IS improper. IL cannot possibly avail
you, ard # persisted in, will inlure your
selves and your cause.
ltis the duty Of US al To yield submis.
sion TO the laws. The Supreme Copr,
II the Territory has pronounced this bat
ure 10 be he property OF Mr. John Ora.
'ier, and he, and Mr. Livingston, (vbal
claims under Grayier) have been put
oeacrably ~ possession thereof bv The
sheriff. The Supreme Court derives lis
'Whofiiy from the Government Of lhe
Jni'ed STATES, and is DEGREES must there.
ore be obeyed.
II IS no less my duty than sincere de
IRE, TO promote by all the means in M, |
over the interest ofmy fellow citizens. |
o the President of The Unued States
no expects from me a faithful relation
: whatever concerns the welfare of This
err''ory, ] have already transmitted such
Information as | could obtain relative 70
ne conflicting claims OF The bauure, nor
''h omit laying brlore him, such fur
ler representations upon the subject as
ray DC furnished me.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06
HOWICK.
Downing street, Jan. 10, 1907.

ne attack on Copenhagen, by order of
the British government, IS allowed TO he
the most desperate and unprincipled event
OF the Presentwar. That government NAV
now say with the celebrated GENET, that
they have happily forgot all that they have
hitherto learned respecting the law of ma :
tionS. The seizure Of Zealand has in fact
rescinded and abolished all the provisions
and obligations of that law, as it were bv a
COM de mdin--Let us talk no longer then
OF Grotius or PufFendorf, of the ConsoIato
del Mare, as old as the 18th century, or of
any other work of maritime authoritv.--
All these points, heretofore of SOVEREIGN
arbtriment, by this last act in the blaSk
and deep tragedy now performing in En-
rope, are completely obliterated. The
ministry of the infatuated nation have fair
ly travelled out of their own record, and
have left all sthat has been said or written
by Vattel, and a Thousand other persons,
as mere political illusion
II the sovereignty of nations and the pow
or OF governments are to be thus frustra-
ted, because foresooth silly editors have
published unmeaHing paragraphs, and sill
ller people have believed them, the pros
perity OF nations must hereafter depend
on the most trivial incidents. We want
words to explain what we think on this
most astonishing act of perfdy. Denmark
was the last OF the neutrals in Europe, and
1t IN this country we do not take warning
by her example, woe.tothe merchant who
puts his faith in England. When it is the
cue OF that government to strike, nothing
will be left on the ocean, abroad or in har2
bour, that is in their power to capture
II IS remarkable indeed that the Danes,
IKE the Americans, have taken no part
in this war of " kings against the people. /"
But the Danes had no treaty of alliance to
bind them, and therefore could not Justly
incur the resentment of either party; vet
this ancient nation, once the conquerors of
England, are made 70 suffer and TO risk e.
very thing, which military execution can
iniict, on sohttle proof, that no impartial
or candid Inanhas yet suggested a reason
ct the slightest texture to excuse the enor-
nifty
Admitting the Danes we're accessory 70
certain concealed stipulations, in the trea.
" ct Tilsit, should not a proclamation
nave announced the nature Of those s,ipu.
lations before the blow was struck. and
might not negotiation have preceded hos
uhty, according to the will and enlirbtcn-
ed example Of our own government, In the
almost equally atrocious act Of the Leon
ard and Chesapeake or, is it always in
character with the British government for
the apology to follow the stroke, instead Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06

The Editor of the Aurora asserts that ].
Ratiord, under which name one of the men
stolen out OF the Chesapeakeby Humphreys
was nung at Halifax not long ago, is now
residing IN the state of Pennsylvania.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06
TO 7Hs EDITOs Or Tnk glRc1NIA .fRcvs.


SIR,
WAS in Richmond few DAYS after
the subordinate circumstance which occa-
sonedt the death of Mrs. MARY HhRcRAyE.
of Caroline county, and found that there
was areport in circulation, which, if not
contradicted, would have tendency to in.
Jure the reputation of DIR. Charles Morris
OF this county. This report wentto the es-
enlistment of an impression on the putiic
mind, that Mrs. Hargrave had fosther life
IN consequence Of taking by mistake, i'm
proper medicine, which had been admin.
stored by Dr.5Morris. Believing that Won
wrl do me the favor, and that gentleman
the justice, to correct this Impression, |
have determined 70 make the following re-
presentation OF the circumstances, for pub
iicstion. II -
Mrs. Hargrave was at the house of Mr..
Thomas Irevilian, whose family we're iu
confusion IN consequence Of the death ofhis
o9iy son. AIRS. Hargraye asked her sister.
ar'' lreYilian, for q dose ST Jalap. Mrs.
lrevilian told her, there was a small NOR
ton Of JaIap in tho desk, and that as the
kcYs we're there, she might 20 and oct II
she accordingly went, but finding the doc
OF Jdlap small, and seeing, AS She nuf,rtn.
na;ely supposed, some Cream of Iaftar
t'o', mat ~ order to assist the operation Of
VIC zap, which She 40 that time intended
iPr her tttle daughter. On her arrival At
ho'ne' sue Hound her daughter much better.
ana oechncd giving her the fatal dose. which
S0e hcrSeIt took few dayshfterwards oitb
ou' nc advice OF any physician. Two oil
tne faculty we're sent for immcdiatety
Wlo attendance could not be obtained
" Morris was then called in. who ar,.;g
Cd only few moments before her dca,h I
aud had not time to administer anv ,re,li |
cine whatever to her, for she octu5lly -,
pred whilst he was preparing some dro,,.
Tor ner On investigating the circnns,.,pp' I
ces move fully, it appears that what NJ
Hargrcve supposed tn be Cream Of ,Tar,',a
"as rtar Emeic--for she rot the ph,s;.
nom Mr. Trevilian's, aud Mr.. Treyilian
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06

a writer in an English newspaper has
ehdeavored to persuade his government
that justice and reason require that no neu
tral nations be suffered to trade with any
oeilgerent and that every American YES.
sci which attempts TO touch at any Eu-
ropean port, bnt ia England, shall be cap
tured and condemned! This is only an o.
pen avowal of the secret intentions of the
British cabinet? The attack upon Copen-
hagen seems intended to introduce these
measures.-PKbfc AdUertiser.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06

There will soon DE published in Phila-
deIphla new ard interesting work, enti-
tlea CoLnm6iGa, a poem, in ten Books,
by JOEL BARLOW.
The work VIII be printed in the most
elegant stile, ana ornamented with twelve
superb engravings"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-06
From tie Ne7Y. Orleans Gazette, Scht. IL.

Henrico, Oct. 9, 1907.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-13
FOR K ENI,
Sept. IS.
SuWarroW Boots.
JOHN c.. FRANCIS,
Fran \ e7y- York,

From y e7v- York,
ID EsPECTFULLY informs the public,
IN that he manufactures Suzvarrozv Boots
with all the modern improvements, warranted
equal to any in the United States. After ma
ny years Of experience in his business, he has
discovered new method ofretaining the class
ITCHY In boots. He warrants to fit the leg be
it ever SO badly shaped. He makes boots Of
various descriptions, viz. Suwarrows-Fair-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Tees, Bonapare's Graves,
.Jefferson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
fit the Suwarrow equal to the tuck boots
Gentlemen viii please to call and see for
themselves, at his shop in King street, be-
tween MIR. Motifs and Mr. Eodgkin's tavern.
January S. dom
" B. lie intends selling cheap for cash.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-13
Dissolution Of Partne1'5Asp.

4TTTILLIAM DOUGLASS intending to
w retire from business in this place, the
partnership Of Douglass e lianderlde is TINS
day dissolved by mutual consent, and Joseph
Fl. MandeyIie is solely authorised to adjust
and settle all the accounts Of the partnership.
It's earnestly requested that all persons m
debted to them Will settle the same with him
immediately as longer indulgence cannot be
given.
Z. William Douglass,
Jofeph Fl. Vaudeville.
January 8. dit
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-13
mo, 1892.
Coach Making.
r e A AND L A Y / O r,

LATE OF NEW-Io
Reshecstitlly inform their Friends anashs I'a5s
tic,
MAT they have commenced the above
Il business. at tlse shop formerly occupied
by w. /. Peck, in Royai-stgcet, near Gaes-
by's hotel, where they propose calIyinss 1t On
in all its various branches, On the laost req
sonable terms, for cash. Ihey tatter tbefl-
selves the experience they haze 2r1QiEed IN
the principal cities in the Unite. 9tates, VIII
secure them pubic patronage Which wi!i be
thankfully received and panctually attenGea
to.
February<2. CO
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-13
7 Liverpool Salt, aAoat.

Liverpool Salt, afloat.
The Cargo of the schooner Thomas JeHer.
son, Capt. Hall, from Boston, consisting OF
SEQ hogsheads coarse Liverpool Salt,
Fas. sale by @.9o-, !.
I.awrason and Fowle.
81 IgAo haoe also mndins. from, said scAoone's +
100 boxes mould candles
chests young Tyson tea
A bales Beerboon Gurrahs
20 boxes chocolate
5 hogsheads N E. rum
so kegs fresh raisins.
IN STORE,
IS chests young Tyson ! TEAS
Is, do. imperial first quality.
Is bales Beerboon Gurrahs
do. Plains
do. Kendall cottons
SO rolls heavy Ravens duck
9 cases hats
1000 PAIR coarse and fine shoes
10 ) b hogs1sads ahsseovaso Sugars.
$50 barrels n. +. rum
hogsheads Grenada do.
2 pipes Rebus wine
goo kegs, and 90 kids salmon
Half barrels and kids Of beef
200 boxes soap
SO boxes chocolate
so. do goldfish.
December II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-13

The Subscriber has received
The following ARTICLES,
Which he offers for Sale very low:
IS hogfheads first quality St. CroiS
Sugar
no bales Tennessee cotton
90 pipes Ath proofeosniac brandy
- hogsheads vel favored 18th proof ia
n,alca rum
80 basrets Ney-England Rum.
IND on HAND,
Imperial
Hyson. TEAS
Young Hyson Sof the latest inn
i sen Skin, and pertatiosls.
FIRST quality Souchong
best green coffee In bags
Chocolate
Loat and lump sugar
"a. endon particular Madeira
" Particular Tenerihe
Lisbon, Sherry and so dozen bottled
Port, uery old HINES.
"a few cases claret, superior quality
Ioniac and old peach brandy
lalaqica and Antigua spirits
Holland gin
NewEngland rum and whiskey
MNee, nutmegs, cloves and pimento
hsssk pepper, allspioe, * ground ginger
rearl barley, rice, starch, and fig blue
DiSon's Philadelphia, s English mustard
Refined Salt-Petre
Brown and white soap
Mould and dipt candles
ih.hgo, alum, madden, coppcras, s rel
birthstone
English g,m-powder
Dsmijoh1s,
s.a,, James sandsrfon.
ea00er II, d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-13
SEINE TWINE.

1000 pounds excellent Seine Twine.
ALSO,
10 quarter casks Port Wine
10 boxes Spermacaeti Candles
70 kegs fresh Raisins
For sete by
ames Sanderson.
January ig. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-13
JOSEPH II. Vaudeville
KING-STREET,
- M h,t G,-o-e~u 81 E3ou,. Cfnre

KING-STREET,
I Ah,s Grocery 6 Flour Store,
HAS ON HAND AND OFFERS FOR SALE,
Muscovado SUGAR of various qualities Z
Moore's Loaf and Lump do.
MOLASSES in binds.
HAVANA HONEY
ImperiaL \
S S:::s s 9g:sn& Of ' god quality
COFFEE * CHOCOLATE
Spanish SEGARS in boxes
RAISINS in kegs ard boxes
Jamaica and Antigua SPIRIT, cid and good
Low priced WestAIndia RUM
New-England do
French and Peach BRANDY
Holland GIN
Rye WHISKEY
Stcughton's BITTERs in bottles
Manufactured TOBACCO
Mould and dip'd CANDLES -
Coarse and fine Liverpool SALT in sacks
or by the bushel
American GUNPOWDER
Wrapping Paper, Deniiohns, Snuff in bot
per, &c.
leo tons Plaster Paris.
90 bis. whole or gross IIERRINGS
100 bis. cut do.
90 bis. SHAD,
Clover Seed.
Cheshire CHEESE of an excellent quality.
FLOUR constantly kent and selected for "a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-13
Joseph III. Vaudeville

Intends to carry on the FLOUR and Gf9o-
Gerry BySl.A E3aS In the same manner on
the same terms as heretofore dore BY D. and
M. and soiicits continuance of fayors from
his friends.
January 8. Gil
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-13
SALES Az VENDUE.
On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL, BE SOLD,

AT THE VENDUkl STOKE.
C Corner Of Prince and Water streets, s
4 uarss5y Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars Of which viii be,expressed in
- the bills of the day.
ALL kinds of goods which are on iimita-
,;an and the prices of whieh are established,
can at any time be viewed and purchased at the
Lowest Limitation and prices.
P. G.. Marstellef, v. NJ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20
William MECay,

WG.ch- Mafcr, Main-St. Richmond,
= Errr~s his thqnks TO his friends Tor me
Al eucousaSs ment ne has met with in his pro-
iesnsn, and hopes for continuation OF pas,
fayo-s
w M'CAy has general assortment; Of Cold
and Silver Wave, made by the best workm.n,
which he has taken pains TO ob,sn, Consisting
IT warranted gold and silver Watches, ladies'
o nHmsTtcd and pain Combs, mou ming fancy
and plain Ear-Rings. rouuing. fancy aud plain
Finger Rngs, mourning and "a cy I.acte,s, Mi
mature Settings, Necklaces plain and ornament
cd mourning aud fancy u cas-, Pins. Bracelets,
Neck Clasps gid. 5iig, steel aad silk Wa rh
Chains, sod. retbe, & ass and steel Seal, gold,
silt and sioe! Keys, !olfet and ing Cases, gold,
silver and psari Bottous. 'ab'c, desert aud tea
SpooNs, soop and punch Ladies, sugw longs,
salt Ahoycis, scissors ChNrs and Cases, Thin
b!es and pencil casss->vitr 4 va,iet, nc other
articles all Of v:hich ne o'Ays az the most re-
dneed prices. ~ Clocks and Warches Of e.
VerI description ,epai'cd by him
Oar6er u, 1867. CIV
5. Two Boys whp can come well recon-
mende5 viii be iaIen rs Apprentices 10 the
hove business.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20
NEW BOOKS.

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20

I TAKE this opportunity ofinform-
ing my friends and rps public. that Shall
o"n'inpe TO k. ep BOARDiNi house. dur.
ms The next Assembly, Every accammotaliou
FOO genucaen and iheii horses VIII be Gutniahed
a. usus, and as low as possSe.
John 2. Shields.
Noverbe, 9Th, 1867. w3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20
FAIL GOODS.


E7r now opening in Mc house ~pGo ,ic thc post.
ONO, i.-fe occupied BY Mes.rr. Bohn &,
Gu51.r. an extensive assor;plat CT
ZINE GOODS,
Received by me hip Caps tfor London. They
have beepcesaed win much care sn. attention.
among them they would particularly recon-
mend ihe'r
As'1rnnfHi II London Svhccf7e C9oilS,
Ca.'mSrs, IoitalIS oad Lafa,
E' OF g yey s'prrior ql.'ry Also, an ele.
rt atso.lr.ou "
F.sailaaib FOBbS, flJ5LINy, LAcEs, l5s.
The have also or hand, a larvc s,s9rfmcn, Of
Coarse NNoo,lens, Hardware, &c.
r.. seq ~ tbc saipl Hcrsebeu and John T.
Charles from Liverpool Tie Whole lrrr-s a
6, uplsie at-rr.meat we'll worthy af attention,
which hey Offer Tor sale on liberal .1ms.
Richmond, 10Th Od. 1907. Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20

hGTe recc5rff, M roe latest arrivals I Dpi LIN
dna and Live,Pool, a cry large and General
hs5o;terf II
Hardware, Ironmongery, Cutlery,
&c.
Ptic5 griN BE- seM io7y for Cab, or on q short
reait Antofgst ub,c5 arg
F'ARFU9TEu's. ioiner's cooper's shocm2Rcr's
- Z '.her ne nanical Tools sheet iron sheet
copper and coprs bottoms, I'm pla. es iron bra
aU1 copper W re Building materials nails tack,,
bra3s, locks g, hinges. house beis bel wire e.
bnfs mourning, surveyurs' compasses. chain
q CAGES of mathematical IN uurents gun locks
gun and pistol Rints, bear wolf. fox rat and
mouse traps, ,hot bar aud ,h1c lead pots and
Kettles, bake pans, yea kettles, chatting dishes
block y cohee pots, britannia metal tea pot-
table ana ita spoons, Knives and forks power
dishes, plates and bssons dish covers pil.e
wafmcss- pio,s baskets. tca kettles with lamp,
end cocks, osrdiesicks sud Shutters FIRE uars
aud-irors coal hcds. cinder siiters, fcrdors
trivi's Or fooimcn smoo'hirg i,oos grid irors
warmers, pa'cut lamps. house lanterns, small
hacd lanfe,pe, t...k pins curtain holders, brass
nails = hooks jews haps, brass cocks, knit
unE needles Eerylcu's old paen, needles. ivory
and N9rn combs. button mcu1,, japan'd ware,
scissors pen aud Jack knives. sazors aud razor
honcsl rtlor s'rais, shaving Uyes and brushes.
curiUc ngs curt crs' knives and Stteis, srcct1.
c.ts e cases. coffee mill, corn rn'ls, fca'c bcsms
wei sh,s, money cafes, sieslyaris, cork screws
hair and wire ,,iycr vertca iccke and scr. ems,
mill, crot. Cnt and pit saws jack screws. Gs..
man steel, wset'rE G. srs'cn hoes, ca.dcn rekcs
cyhes snd sie.iea, straw knives, grind stones,
ritblgs' vi 10 grea, variety Of o.heT articles
500 tedious 20 enumcraie
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40 Kegs p run powder, double battle CAMS.
al-. az f,af. e. al
gluc; Is rpcs tth proof cr-riac brandy, window
g'la, i,i0E, pg,.y, gaEers' diamon3s, hes,
s,'ne twine, wrapping Irvine, raten, Windsor
tlaying SOAP, Spanish fegay., prime pork New.
York Inspection, old fiat corn, few pieces low
priced blue clio us and yellow and white aaunc's,
and few pipe. best NewiYo,i, 6. Anchor c IL.
Richmond, November, 1877. az