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A<NLAAkS AtEWAR&l.
GIOLkM outofthe subscribers field.
- between Tie Falling wsters and Pei
~ Llehts Ferry, ebrown Home. bran.
ded on he left sho1fder with a q, has !
lltile Nhits spot On his back, ! saddle
n,.rk @ re left side, and ) cud on The
leit sld< ct his neck, ah6nt fffeen banda
sl99 eleNeny years old, tFots md Gamers.
!ne tnees q bis forelees stand forward.
hishind passstp joints. also iusline Tor
yard Any prrson Who sSkes p said
morse and thief, % thar dc shiefis con
yseted, shall have she abose reward md
CT he hosae Only, four dollars.
SAMUEL ELLIoTT.
Jaly 70, 1901.
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Al41xLER RAHTED.

THE subscriber wishes 10 employ .
i man ofindustfious habits andgood
character, who i wen acquainted with
the Milling business.
STEPHEN SNODGRASS.
Back. Greek, June 40, 1907. 4
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.HoR SALE.

80. fOk SALEs
) supscrlper yisnieg k1 remove
4 g De Western country. oasts for sale
we lowing property ! q
So tn the leIg't " l1drssnsoHsg.
sNNE 10 3 on John md Water
~ sssee, on which iserected brick
t!oase 20 ~ 90 feet, two high stories
with Z Kitchen and fne cellar seven
fopms and tvo;entriss, nestly ipished d
also pn this property Is erected atone
ssables BRICK smoke houses and 4 mum.
bef of other Niefnl buildings; i . vel
ealculated iot earring on "a exiensive
anncEys Brewery ~ Qistillefys
Akse. another valuable property On
nscarora Creek adioining md Town,,
and extsnding from John @ King streets
covering 4 large space pf ground, on
which = erseted large two story stone
House, neatly 6nished. Z beautiful yard
inclosed with stone wall, : stone starie,
and stone smoke house On this proper
y = Also erected > Iannesy, With Todd
vac, : bark min, CURING shop md utheg
buiidings, with Inc garden; this pros
perry win Be sold subjece 10 lease q
George Ham. 81 1
Alse, ! Lot on John md Water street,
eonsaining to3 tsst on John, and 100 On
Nvster strest sisos 4 bal! Lot On John
streef, On yn,ch = erected 2 stcne stin
house. vim 9 noe sPrine e tic house.
q Lot On Burke = ret IoS ieet mont
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make payment, On a. before The 6rstday
% lkugust men, ssno i,irther indnlEahee
can Be given.
JAMES FAuLKNER.
Martissbayg, 5sly 10. 1907.
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kevdss Town, Va. o. the last day sf
i 9wns 1907, j not taien suf befare ne
iasf day u Setsealteg NEXT, Will Be
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C. Iphn ClaWeon. 81 n
\ II. Jacob Filman. - J :
ID g. Mileshier Grove. 81
il. John s. Hall.
Il K. William Kahn. So !,
II Elizabeth Laaerty, Joseph !. Lan.
caster, Robert Lemmon, Anna Eemnar
(Col. Swearengen)
NJ. John Marehan, Nancy Morton,
Jacob Nlires. = y 4 ~ : Fl -, n
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i j and Customers, that he hiss Just
received and isnou opening a extensive
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Spriaq and taner Goeds,

purchased IN the city Of Philadelphia.
whichhe oaersatvery reduced pricesfor
Cash Of Country produce. !
: Also on hand, quantity Of good Rye
Whisky, BY The barrel OF single gallon.
:. ) It ALExANDER COOPER. b
= Marsinsburs. June 5, 1907 E
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The money ous of the hands Of their agents
there BY bills Of exchange. The greatvens
for Saxon goods at present IS the Austrian
states and the Leyant.
The following is the position in which
the grand French army have advanced q. !.
gainst the Russians, on the other side Of
the Vistula--
The grand duke of Bsrg is at the head
Of the advanced guard, consisting OF i've
divisions of cavalry, to wit: the divisions
of generals Beaumont, Klein, Mllhaud,
Nansou,i and de Hsulpoult
Afterwards the divisions OF the infantry
of the generals Morand, Frant andGuden,
and a division of cavalry commanded by
gen. Vaudamme these divisions have toll.
lowed the armies of Eaarshals Dagoust s
Augereau.
The corps of marshal Lannes covers the
RICH, wing on the side Of Thorn.
The armies Of narshals Bsrnadoue and
Seuit form the centre.
100 Prussian prisoners have entered
the French service as volunteers, and ar.
rived at Frankfort Con the ODER on the
25sh of December, to join the army in Pc.
land. NswFrench troops had also arrived
there.
A rising has takea place IN A.ishuania
10 favor Of the French, which the Russlaa
general Beanigsen had endeayored 10 sup.
press.
An English squadron Of four men ofwar
were lying in Elsineur "a seaport of Den,
mark roads, on the "a h Dec. aud will, II
is ,hooght, be Immediately reinforced ~
other ships.
Letters from Copenhagen state, that the
circumstances OF the moment, ane the OK.
IRENE penury which prevailed ia that city,
had induced the Danish government to per
ni1 the merchants to borrow money, thro
the organ ct committee appointed Tor
that purpose, on ,he msrchandize they bad
10 sore, and to put ia circulation bills bear.
,ng interest.
Bonaparse, having concluded peace
with the elecsor of Sazony, intends making
a king of him.
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J, oa : OF the conditions Of the pro,,..
shall bs to preserve that Fart Of II /, ~
lame now existing, and tha, thu :. wage
shall aot.ezcsed three million, " speac.
4 commission Of the class Of Il,
arts Of our'nst'iute shall be ehsr nc aN
make report to our minister Of BED 10
terror before the month Of TIE IN
on the plans seat to the competition 1897 20
work will begin on the LIST Nav. s ~, Fh;I
be finished before the year 1900 8uo mas:|
Oar ministers of the interior !, =
charged with all the details rsIa,vr 'aSI' Dc
construction Of the mouumen, -, % the
director general ef eur Museums SUI the
the details OF the las rsllsfs, s,s,u asD az
pictures. '"'Aes audi
Z. A hundred thousand franz. :,
purchased in anruities on the , 'as'' e
IN order to endow the monu,aeer s ,ns u''S,
it up annually. Nav Keep
8. Whea the monum ent shall be eros,
the grand council of ,he legion Of bo o'sa
shall be specially charged with its p,sss slo'
tloa, and with every tang relative to sas Va
al competition. "''a'
Cur ministers Of the interior and j.,
intendant OF our crcwa lands, are c5, w.
ed with The execution CT The pre,sOe 3
cree. 49,
(sjgued)
NAPOLEON.
BY The emperor,
he minister secretary CT state,
(Slgned)
II. B. MARgr.
lhe prince de Nenschatel, minis.
ter CT war, major general,
(Sigaed)
MARSHAL BERTHIPR
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DAILY ORDER.
Fran the Imperial Camp at P0se'', Dec. 2.

Fran the Imperial Camp at Pose', Dec. 2.
Napoleon Emperor Of The French and
king Of Italy, have decreed ana do de-
cree wha: follows:
Art. /. There shall be established up
on the ground of la Magdelaine OF our
good city Of Paris, at the expense OF the
treasury Of our crown, monument de-
Dictated TO ths grand army, bsarog upon
tire frontispiecs The emperor Napoleon
to the soldiers Of the grand army.
2. 10 the interior OF the monument shall
be Inscribed upon tables Of marble, the
names Ct oil the men by corps eff the ar
my and By regiments, WAC assisted at
the battle of Ulm, Aasterlisz, and ena s
upon tables Of massy gold the names of all
these who died upon the field Of battle.
Upon tables of silver shall be engraved the
rcsapitu la;ion, by departments, Of the sol
diers which each department has furnished
TO the grand army.
Round the hall shall be sculpt ursd
bas-reIlefs, representing the colonels Of
each of the regiments Of the grand army
with shelr names these bas.rsliefs shall
be made so that the colcnels be grouped
round their generals Of division and of
brigade by corps ofthe army. The msrble
statutes cf the marshals who commanded
corps, or whe made a part Of the grand
army, shall be placed in the inferior of
the hall.
4. The aEmors, statues, monuments of
all kinds captured by the grand army Ia
these two campaigns the colors, stand
ards, and Symbols conquered by the grand
army, with the names of the ene,ny's
regiments which they bsIeng to, shall
be deposited in the inte.ior Of the nonu-
menr.
$. Every year upon che anniversaries
of ths battles of Ausserlisz and Jena, the
monument shall bs illuminated and con
cert ahall be glvea preceded by speech
upon the virtues necessary to a soldier,
and by an eulogiam of those who died in
the field of battle in these memorable en-.
gagemsnss.
One month before competition shall
be opened for reeel Wing the best, piece of
music analogous to the circumstances.
A geld medal Of so gold double Napo.
Icons shall be given to the authors of each
OF those pieces which shall have gained the
prize.
In the speeches and odss i. is expressly
forbidden to make any mention of the en.
perer.
6. Our minister Of the inte:or shall,
without delay, open a competition Of ar
chlseetnre, In order to choose the best plan
ter the execution Of shls monument.
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CBtcICG a UusA3 a. - -
nemy.
Marshal Soul, has passed the Vistula at
Vizogred.
Marshal Bessieres arrived on the 18th az
Kikol. with the second corps OF reserved
esyalry. The advance has arrived az Ii
neg. Different reneantres of cavalry have
taken place with the Pussian hassars, OF
whom number have been made prisoners.
The RICH. bank of the Vistala was found
entirely clear.
Marshal Nsy, with his corps Of the ar.
my. supports narshal Bessisres. he ar.
rived on the 18TH at Rypin. His own right
is supported by tbs marshal prince OF pon.
te Cervo
The whole are in motion. If The enemy
continues to retain his position, there will
be a battle in a few days. With the aid OF
God, the issue cannot be uncertain. Ihe
Russian array is commanded BY the MARSHAL
Kamenskey, an old man Of rs years. he
has under him the generals Buxhowden &
Benigsen.
General Nicholson has determined to
enter Moldavia. Reports assure as. that
he arrived On the aGih at Jassy. We are
also assured, thar one of the generals has
taken Bender by assault, aud put all the
Inhabitants TO the sword ! Behold, then,
war declared against the Perte without pre-
tsnce or reason; but they had concluded
at ST. Petersburg, that the msment when
France and Prussia (the two powers most
Interested in preserving the independence
Of Turkey were a. war, was the favorable
moment to subdue that power. The e.
vents of month have disconcerted these
calculations, and to them the Porteis in.
debted for us preservation.
The grand duke of Berg is sick ct fe-
yer. He gets better.
The weather is as mild as at Paris IN
the month of October. and moist inso,
much, that the roads ale rendered diff.
cult. A great quantity of wine, to nourlsh
the spirits of the soldiesy, is about 10 ar
rive.
The palace of the king Of POLAND, is fac
and we'll furnished. They have alWarsaw
a grea. number Of beautiful palaces and
fine houses. Oar hospitals are well regu.
lated which is net :ria,ng advantages 10
this country. The enemy appear 20 have
a, gress many sick, aad a great many dc.
serters.
They say uoshing of the Prussians en-.
tire corps of whom desert, being disgust
ed with the Russia1s, from whom they
are eblged to pat up with eontiaual al.
fronts.
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MQYch s.

March 5.
We continue cur extracts from Paris pa.
pers received here BY the William Penn,
caps. Spsford:
Field marshal KaEenskoy, who is ia
trusted a. this time with tina eotsmand OF
the Rsssiaa armies in Poland, is furnished
with very extensive powers. He has been
highly distinguished in the presiding wars
OF Russia, by his knowledge Of ,actlcs,
aud particularly by the severe discipline
he maintains among his troops.
I'ae Russiass have gained sone advan.
tages ia Asia under general Bulgskew who
has reduced the towns Of Koba aua Baku,
ia the ptovince of Daghes,an.
A grand duchess has been barn to ste
court Of ST. Pesersbargh. Gtea, il.amna-
tons took place On the occasion.
Eble, commandaas CT Magasburg, ia
Prussia, issued a proclamation announcing
that every person who spread false new ),
without desisua'isgshe sour &c from whence
he derived il, Should be subject to military
would be if some of our American print
ers were pat under such restraint!
"A Russian general arrived on tho 18th
December a. Vienna. He was presented
at court by the Russian minister Rasumou.
ski.
A particular form Of new bank notes
were issued at Vienna absut the latter end
of Lee.
A privats letter frora Ssxosy, of the date
of 18th December, says, that the manu-.
factories are in state Of gfea, stsgnation.
1t speaks of the scarcity of cotton yarn.
which was formerly procured frem Eng
land; but they have now recourse to
France, where Gotten spinning has within
these few years been greatly improved SEE
vsrsl manufacturers have already sen, or.
ders to the French spinpers, from whom
they expect TO receive as good and 6ue
yarn as they formerly had from England /;
the reeeipi.of this yarn, i. is said, will give
fresh activity to the cotton spinners.
The Saxon traders complain Of the in.
terruption of their communication with the
north of Europe, particularly with Russia
and Poland, where Saxon goods have had
the greatest sale. They canpps now draw
=
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days.
The fstes de-pont of Pragua. Kakroc-
gym, of the Narew and Thorn, acquire
greater ssiidity every day.
I he emperor will be at WaTsa" to-
morrow
The yis,ula being extremity broad, the
bridges areeyefy where or 1000 faihoms
. over.
Forty fourth Bulletin Of the Grand
Army.
WarSasv, Dec, 21 1906.
The emperor has visited the works OF
Prague. Elgh, fine rsdoubss, stacked aad
paiiisaded, inclosing circumference OF
1900 fathoms; ard three rear basnons' OF
Goo. fashoms in extent, form tbs 5aGada
of fortified ssmp.
The Vis,ula is ons Of the fines. rivers
in existence. The Bug, which IS compa-
ratively much smaller, is.no,withstandlng,
much more rapid than the Sslne. The
bridge OVER this last large river IS entreiy
finished. Gen. Gau,ier, with the 25sh ana
s5th regiments of the infantry, occupies
the head of the bridge, which gen. Ihas'
seloupe caused 10 &c fortified win great
Judgment from tue manner OF this tets'
: de boas, which is not more than $50 Ia
.homs IN extent, being supported by
morass and the river, adjacsns to iorsa
ed camp on the right bank, whole army
, can be protected stoD toe whole ioIse OF
the ensny, A brigade of light cavalry OF
the reserve were skirnishiug throughout
the day with he Russian cavalry
On The 18th marshal Davous, perceived
the necessity, in order TO reader ais camp
/, on the riah, bank more secure, OF taking
possessioa of small Island situated at The
mouth of the W,ka. The enemy were
aware of the importance OF this position
A lively ere of muskstry commenced with
the advanced guard but the victory aud
the island were gained by the French. Our
loss has been few men wounded. Clones,
an officer Of talents, and a youeg man
of great hopes, received a ball in his
breast.
On the 2sth, regiment of Cossacks,
Supported by the Russian hussars, attic Enpt-
ed to cut of the great guard OF the brigade
ef.lighs cavalry, placed in advance OF the
.sete de pont of Bug, but the great guard
had been placed in such manner as to
proven, surprise. The first OF the hus.
sars sounded to horse, the coloaei charged
al the head of squadron, and the 18th
advanced to supportir. The enemy were
eyerthrown. We have had, in this little
affair. 8 or men wounded; bat the col.
of the Gossacks has been killed.
In all SO men and s5 horses have fallen
into our power. Nothing can be SO mi.
serable and base as these Cossaeks !; they
are scandal to humaa nature. hey
pass the Bug (and every day violate the
neutrality OF Aus,ria) to pillsga house
in Gal!isia, or to treat themselves to
glass Of brandy, whereof they are very
greedy. But our light cavalry are ascus-
tomed, since the last sampalsn, to the
mode in which these wresches fight; who
endeavor to intimidate, by their numbers
and the thuudering noise which they make
in charging, those troops who have net
been accustomed to see them; bat whsn
they are known, two thousand OF these
unhappy creatures are not capable of charg-
ing q single squadron which stands firm,
sr reserves its ranks.
marshal Augersau has crossed the
) at Urata. General LaPisse has
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BALTIMORE, March 2.
LATE FROM PARIS. I

Ths precedieg articles are all that we
have had tins 90 give to day. Iae fol-
: loving Bulletins, received by ths same
arrival, We have translated for this days
American. We are inaeb,ed ter them TO
a rsspec,abl: frlrad in this Guy. The read
er viii observe thar there IS coincidence
between passage in ths 44th ballet,n, re.
la,iye TO bat,le with the Russians, ADD
the report which prevailed at Bourdeax,as
stated 10 this paper.
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Forty-third Bulletin Of the Csa nd

Kutn7, Dee. IL, ] 600.
The emperor arrived at Kuruo at one IN
the afternoon, hasing travelled all night IN
The ealashes (ssnall pleasure carrfagss) OF
the country, 4he .haw Dot allowing the
usual sort of carriages TO be made use OIL.
/. The eslash in which the marshal Duroc
rode, was overturned, aud he received .
: yiolsas confusion on the shoulder, this
officer is, however. in no danger, aud Will
only be Obliged 10 keep his bed tor or 10
days.
The fstes de-pont of Pragua. Kakroc-
gym, of the Narew and Thorn, acquire a
greater ssiidity every day.
The emperor will be at WaTsa" to-
morrow
The yissula being extreme ly broad the
bridges are'eyefy where 5 or 3ooo iainoms
: over.
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JAMES BACON.

~ NI8 NrR0CGRY ST0NE, on kETs-sfTeSf. HGS IN,
addition 10 hi. Jf3~n.er stock, added
A fre!l Snpow of ,en,r;ne A.tiSS,ee.. IN
.be c,ocar,, l;a -
wh;,b Ia t;s,s..s.. -. go.
~. .,r go S s'ssei'hiei't compete ~
flT s10s' o1 ~'s 3Ssaf 10~ 9ef7ss4
!. mu'eosauo spggafSs OF vaEIous qua
heles'
i-oaf ana LIMP ditto, :.
,uiipowder'
- imperl; TEAS, go :
tayaon, particularly ssie't:
young Hysen, edior
Hyson-Shin, and ] family use
SolicEong
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, ola superior quality
MADEIRA,
busel!os,
Sacrry,
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Public Sale.

DY virtue Of deed of trust from Baldwin
i y Dade to the subscriber, made for the par
pose of securing the payment OF three hun
kred dollars and interest thereon since the first
day of October, 1905, and the expenses OF
sale, &c. unto Jonathan and Mahlon Schol-
hela, will be exposed to public sale, for ready
money, on the 22d day of this present month
on the premises, at three O'Clock,
A House and Lot OF Ground,
Situate, lying and bsa,g upon the west sidesf
Alfred, at and to thesepthward Of Oronske
street, in the town Of Alexandria, and bound
ed as foiloweth, to wit;--Beginlning upon Al
fred at the corner of the square formed by O.
rpnoke and Princess-streets, supposed to De
-i7s feet 2 inches from each street, be the
same more or less, and running thence north
wardiy with Alfred street and binding there
with 40 feet, thence westwardly with line
parallel 10 Cronokc and Princess streets 1873
feet inches, then soutiswa.hsy with a line pa
raliel to Alfred street 40 feet thence with q
straight line to Che beginning--it being that
house and lot formerly occupied by Parthinia
,Dade and her daughter, deceased.
4 Andrew Scholhad, 1Yastes.
Tan. e. es dts.
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FOR SALE s n
Six SIX Shares rs il the Poto mac Ga G 4
nal.
A4by totbs Printer. Z.
TaniA&T 43. go s%a ft
- = 7-
SsuWa1'roW Boots.
lOHN G. f FRANCES,
From a rqp- York, 8


M ESpEE TaULLY informs the public.
g that he manufactures S9scarrosy Boof4
Wit. AZ TIE modsin Improvements, warranted
equal 10 any la the United States. After ma
ny years Of experience in his business, he has
tlisoov cred nesv method Of retaining the elas-
tieity IN boots, He warrants to tit the leg DC
ii ever so'asaiy shaped, He makes boots OF
variaus descriptions, VIZ. Suwarrows---Faar-
Tops, Three Quarters, Gorsiean sYriness Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, 'Bonapagse' Graves,
Boots and hess. He warrants to
fie the Suwargew equsi TO- the tuck lssots..----
Gentlemen viii please to call and see Tor
themselves, at his shop in kiassg-street, be-
tween Mr.. Mott's and Mr. Hodgsia's tavern e
January $. ~ dom
N. q. He Intends selling cheap for cash.
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Has just received and for sale, <
10 pipes choice old Cosnac Brandy
20 bales of excellent FAX
do. glue
= 80 barrels prime beef
81 90 pieces Russia sheetingsa
SO do. Ravens duck
SO barrels sweet cider $
100 casks lime
100 barrels new rum
80 boxes mould candles.
January ls. r
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The Subscriber has received
The following ARTICLES,
Which he offers for.sals very low: &
IS hogiheads first quality St. Croi1
Sugar ~
40 bales Tennessee cotton -
pipes Atn proof cegniac brandy p
10 hogsheads vel favored 4th proof ia
Hisica rum . -.
80 barrels Nen1Ensland Rusa.
.d.ND ON HIND,
Imperial 4 .ssl-.54 =
Hyson TEAS
Young Hysnn eof the latest in1k :
Hysoh Skin, AMI portakons.
First quality aSouchong
Best green coffee in bags
Chocolate
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeira
Particular Fencriffe 80.
lisbon, Sherry, and 80 dozen bottls4
Port, very old WIJNES.
A few cases claret, superior. quality
Coniac and old peach brandy. ..
. Jamaica and Antigua spiEk
Holland gin
- NewEnglaDd rum and whisksy
s. Mace, hutmegs, cloves and pisnento' !.
Black pepper, allspice, s. ground ginger
Pearl barley, rice, starch, and Fig blue
Dixons Philadelphia, * English mustard
Refined Sait-Petre
Brown and white soap -
Mould and dipt candies
Indigo, alum, madden, eepperas, & rol
birthstone ~
English gun-pswdsr
Demijohas
James sanderioa.
September u,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-19
Liverpool Salt, afloat.

3
The Cargo of the schooner Thomas JeGer
son, C9pt. Hail, from Boston, consisting Of
500 hogsheads coarse Liverpool Salt,
FIR sale by
I.awrason and Fowle.
ItAo hde's also safssl;ag from said schaoneao
100 boxes mould candles
5 chests young hyson tea
q bales Beerboon Gufrahs
90 boxes chocolate
s S hogsheads II f. rua
80 kegs fresh raisins.
IN STORE,
IS chests young hyson3 TEAa
Is do. imperial FIRST qEcAty.
as bales Beelnoon GurE,hs
6 do. Plains
= 4 do. Kendall cettons
SO rolls heavy Ravens duck
2 cases hats
1000 psir coarse and fine shoes 5.
Is fogsheads M..sco,,.,,go ,ss,ur,,, !.
10 barrels - Z, !.
- $50 barrels n. &. rum
81. 4 hegsheads Grenada do.
3 pipes Rebus wine
400 kegs and 20 kids salraea
- Half barrels and kids Of beet
200 boxes soap
So boxesechoco.ase
80 do. Goldfish.
December 97.