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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14

NJ OTlCE.--The subscribers are DESTROYS to
l dispose of their settlements one Of about
ITO acres of LAND, the other of about $50 q,
ctes, with tolerable improvements ola each tract.
and very valuable Mill row in good repair,
working pair of Calloon aud pair Of Fur
stones the mill is adjacent TO the former tract of
Land on Falling Creek, about four miles from
the Coal Pitts, and about eleven mics from Mar.
chester The terms are, one third PART 6f the
purchase amount to be paid down, the Other
two thirds to be in three equal annual PAYMENTS.
we deem 1t unnecessary to say any thing further,
as we presume that any person disposed to be.
come apurchaser, would first view ;he premises
and will apply to the subscribers living thereon.
The Iuili and four acres Of land attached ;hereb
may be sold separate. .TOHN B.IKFR
THOMAS B.fKER.
ches'e,fefd, June z. (1aSp3SOTJ
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.Tune 10.

M URDOcKS, Donald 8. Co against Lucy
1vA Dixon, widow of James Dixon, and Sarah,
john, Nancy, and Patsey, children and heirs of
the said James Dixon.
VIRTUE of a decree Of the court Of the Uni
<cd States for the fifth circuit and Virginia dis
trict, will be sold on the first day of July Louisa
court, At public auction. for ready money, tract
OF LANDin the county of Louisa whereof John
Richmond died seized and possessed, and which
isnow in the possession of the above named Luz
ey Dixon and the children and heirs of James
Dixon, decd. or rnuch thereof az shall be snf.
ficient to satisfy the demand of the plaintiffs in
the said decree mentioned, and the e5pences at
tending the sale. WIN MANN,
Deputy for Josegbh Scort, Marshall r. D,
June 10. fitw3wl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14

JOSEPH MARX & Co have on hand an as.
q sortrncnt OF German Oznabtrgs, TicklenbuyVs.
Dowias and Towelling, by the bale, box, or piece
CcGniac Brandy, Molasses, Sack Salt, coarse and
hne, which they will sell for cash, tobacco or an,
proved paper. Mayl7. (tf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14

or funttsHED nv THOMAS prroHrR, or
rosfrH the rosr-ofrIcs,Ar FIVE poLLAas
FER ANruh, PAYABLE IN AovAacE. s.es
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14

ITO RENT-A convenient Brick HOUSE
L near the Hay -Market--For terms amply to
JAMES II. LYNCH.
way ~. Eep3Vyl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14

HE MILLINO BustSEss which has here.
l. tofore been carried on under the firm of
LADps & WEBSTER, was dissolved on fhe first
instant. THOMAS & AMOS LADD.
ISAAC WEBSTER
March 49, ttf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14

MOTICE-By virtue ofa deed OF trust eAecu-
IN tedto me BY William Newton bearing date
the 18th day OF May 1907, and recorded in the
County court of Buckingham, for the purpose f
securing the payment Of debt due from the said
Newton to Hobson and St. John, will be expose d
to sale on the premises orready money Oh Satur-
day the second day of July next one hundred A.
cres of Land in the county of Buckingham adjoin
ing that on which the said Newton resides.
ROBERT ; iiiSG;Si:i isir ;ur,T.
June1o, 1903 I7tT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14
SENTENCE.

At the royal palace Of st. Lorenzo on the
23i Of January, 1908. The iiiustrious u. A.
rias Antonio Mon, deacon and temporary
president Of the council, Stc.-(IIere follows
the names OF the members already express
sed) members of the royal council. appoin-
ted by his majesty for the trial of those per
sops now confined for the occurrences which
took place relative to the most serene price
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14

~ ROkERAGE AND COMMISSION RUSI-
- NESS-The subscriber respectfully offers
his services to his friends and the public, in the a.
bove line ofbt siness and solcits their patronage
G. CREENIYOW
Dec. 10. Eoawtf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14

GSOW POX.-The subscriber informs those
~ persons wishing to be ysccinated, that he
has latelyreceived fresh matter from his friend
Dr. Beltor, lNorfolk) thet has succeeded in Sc
veralvsccinatons, and is in a proper state f,t in.
incubation. DANL. WIN SACKRIDER.
June ~. (A,A
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02

L DUCATION--The subscriber offering his
IL unfeigned thanks to those gentlemen who
have manifested their confidence in him as q
Teacher, proposes to continue his school at the
same place the ensuing year.
In this seminary youth will be instructed in the
Greek, Latin and English Languages, Cesgra-
pfy and the use of the Globes, the Elements of
Geometry, with practical Surveying Also, the
Elements Of Natural Philosophy, Writing and A.
rtlimetic, Vulgar, Decimal and Analytical. The
price of board. tuition, washing, bedding and fI-
ell, will be an hundred dollars for the term, paid
quarterly in advance, TO commence on tile if
teenth of January and end about the tenth of De-
eembcr following. THOMAS NELSON
Humanity Hail, Forks OF hanover, Dec. o..
C1aw4wf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02
reptf.1

John ALCOCK, informs his friends and the
y public at large, that he has Just received, and
IS now opening, next door to Messrs. Prosser G.
Moncure's vendue, large assortment of Mcy-
chandise, consisting of the following articles -
Carpenters and Joincrs Tools, iron and steel
Locks aud Hinges, for house work and cabinet
ware. also carry on my Cabinet Manufaetory,
as usual, adjoining the fire insurance office, and
have on hand three thousand dollars worth of
furniture, finished in the best workman-like man
ner and in the newest fashion. Also, Windsor
Chairs will sell an Of the above goods, gerry
lo1s for cash, or good paper at a short date.
Sept. S. Tebtf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02
XIrILL rosittvrlr he snli cn sntn,,i,r ih, s,d

XITLL positivrlr be soli on satnrSl,v .hs s3d
w January 1893, one t, 1T OF I.aiE lSms~ in
the county of Albc,narle, CO i,ining two hunt red
and seventy acres, be the ssme more or less, a
bout three miles from Charlottesville and adjoining
the lands of Henry Williams, George Divers and
others Also, the following Slaves, t. wit -
James, Jude, Snkey and Joe, by virtue Of deed
Of trust executed TO the subscribers BY Clpudious
Ruster. decd. in his life time. and committed to
record in The district court OF Charlottesville to ST.
cure a SIM of money die from said Ruster,
decd to VIII Gaul', acting as trustee, will only
convey title vested in us as such
DAYID ANDERSON. }
So BENJ.fb1IN BROWN, 1'"SfeSs'
Aibensdrie. Dec. %. C2oxp3S,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02

WASH SALES.-rc be soid for ready money.
~ inpusuance of deed of trust from David
Ross esq bearing date ont the 5th day of Iuly 1906
recorded in the general court, in order to raise
the sum OF 8 $4,000 andupwartls, and the charges
and expenses OF sale--Those well known MIL is
with the appurtenances, in the city of Richmond.
called the Columbian Mills. Two undivided
third parts OF the Deep Run Coal Pits. in the
county OF Henrco, containing about 1850 acres.
mere or less Two undivided third parts of the
+ allmg Creek Coal Pits, in the county of Ches.
terhcld, containing about one hundred acres
Two Undivided third parts of the Dover Coal
Lands, in the county of Goochland, containing a.
bout ninety acres, which three several tracts of
Coal Land were held in partnership between the
smd David Ross, and James Currie, deceased.
The Columbian Mills and Appurtenances, are
subject to ground rent to Samuel Overton and
the sad Mills and two tracts of Coal Land. first
mentioned, are pledged fer the security of sundrv
sums OF money, due to Mrs. Frances Tabb and
VIM B. Giles, administrator of John Tabb. decd.
large proportion of which, is stated bv the said
Ross to have been paid, ard other estates are
pledged for the balInce. For further information
on this subject, persons inclined to purchase, are
referred to the said Ross, or it nav be obtained
on application to the subscribers-The sales will
take tax, place at the EagleTavem, in the CITY of
Richmond, on Wednesday, the Goth of January.
1903. E. w. R0OTES -
WILSON ALLEN, Trustees.
NOV. 80. Teptf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02

@ : YENTEEN SLAVES-By virtue OF a deed
~ OF trust executed to the subscriber, by VIII
lam Laurence, in his life time, and admitted to
record in the General Court, at the June term,
1804t secure the payment of sum OF morey
therein mentioned, due to William Fenwick, will
positively be sold, at Louisa court house, on the
18th day of January next, being Louisa court day,
seventeen valuable SLAVES.-Among them are
several house Servants, very good Shoemaker,
regularly bred,to the business, good Soamstress
and good Hostier.-ALso, SIX Beds and Fur
nicwe, four Horses, thirty Hogs, and twenty head
of Cattle.-By the consent of Mr.. Fenwick, at
the request OF the Admir- of the decd. a credit
OF SIX months will be given to the purchasers of
the Negroes, upon their executing bonds to the
subscriber with good security, and likewise giving
him deed OF trust on the Negro or Negroes pur-
chased, and on real property to secure the pune
tual payment of the money when it becomes due ,
Ihe other property will be sold for ready money.
The subscriber will convey his title as trustee,
which he believes to be indisputable -,
DAVID BULLOCK.
December II. 1awtds. p. =.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02

JOHNSON and REAT, .1e,veliers Z .SIEUer-
y Smiths, Richmond few doors above the
Bell. Tavern, and just opposite col Mayo's new
building beg leave TO inform the inhabitants of
Richmond, Manchester, and their Vicinites, that
they have on hand large supply of Work, com
posed of the latest Fashions, viz-An elegant as
sortment of pearl and topaz Breast Pins, Finger
Rings and Bracelets, plain gold do of nearly all
patterns, Miniature Settings. mourning and fancy
bockets, Ear Rings, mourning and fancy, cor
nelian, topaz, plain gold and common Watch
Keys, gold, pebble and glass Seals, gold and
gilt Chains, mourning and fancy gold mounted
Necklace, plain and ornaniented Combs, pearl
and tortoiseshell Segar Boxes, Dirks, Pen Knives
and Scissors; general assortment of silver
spoons and Ladies', Scissor Chains, Thimbles,
Pencil Cases, Pens, Spectacles, Tooth Picks,
Ink Stands, Snuff boxes and Tweezers, Moroc-
co Pocket Books and Thread Cases Also, sill
yer and plated Table Ware, consisting of Coffee,
Tea and Milk Pots, Bread Baskets, Sugar Dish
es, Casters, Tumblers, Salt Stands and Candle
sticks; and number OF other articles too tedi-
Gus TO enumerate All Of which they offer to their
friends on the most moderate terms that can be
afforded. Orders from any place will be thank.
fully received and speedily dispatched.
December 4. teDtf7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02
Dec. q
T ANDs FOR sALE,-The subscriber offers

T ANDS FOR SALE,-The subscriber offers
IL for sale, the following Tracts of LAND, in
which, to persons making early application, he
viii give great bargains One tract of 1900 acres,
lying in Buckingham, which is advantageously
situated for trade, being two or three miles from
Scotts Manufacturing Mill, and five from New.
Canton This Land is very valuable, having ON it
900acres Of woods, nearly all of which is good
tobacco Land there are also very good improve
Inents, such as are well calculated for the ac-
commodation of a family, and sufficicncy of
chestnut land, to employ 10 or II hands advanta-
geously. This tract will be shewn to any person
inclined to purchase, by Capt. Peter Gucrrant,
now resident on the land.-One tract on Ran
dolph's creek, Of 400 acres, the greater part of
which is fresh and will produce good wheat and
corn it joins the lands of Col. Wilson and Mr..
Gilley Lcwis.-One other tract, in the neighbor-
hood of New Canton, of 212 acres, being mole
ty of a tract owned by Mr.. Maurice Langhorne.-
Another tract in POwhatan, Of 800 acres, known
by the name Of Gibraltar
These Lands viii be offered for sale at very re-
duced prices, which may be known, during my
absence, by application to Col William Daniel OF
Cumberland, who is authorised TO contract tor
them The title will be made by me on my return
from Kentucky, which will probably be between
the 10Th and goth Of February next.
WADE MOSBY.
Powhatan, Dec. 4. (Ftf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02

A~HE SUBSCRIBER intends to open School
L at Mr.. William ID. Taylor's, inthe Forks OF
Hanover, which viii commence the first day of
January next: Where he will teach youth to read
and write the English & Latin Languages gram
matically, and will also instruct them in Arithnc
tic and Geography. MIR, Taylor will furnish board
for sixteen pupils. The terms for board and tut
ton will be one hundred dollars perIannum, to be
paid quarterly, if Mr.. Taylor furnishes board, bed
and candles, but where the pupil finds his own
bed and candles, deduction of ten dollars will
be made. The terms of tuition alone, will be
twenty dollars per annum, to be paid quarterly.
Particular attention will he paid to the health and
morals of such pupils as may be entrusted to the
care and instruction of the subscriber
HENRY ROBINSON.
Dec. Is. 1aw3wT.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02
IN CHdNCE pr

IN CHI NCERC
1t quarterly corrs continued and held far the
county Of Prince Easard, Eovens5er the Eth,
1907. -
Martha Deshazor, Compf,.
against
Zachariah Rice, Executor of John Desba.0
zor, decd. John Deshazor, Zachariah 1,
Rice, guardian of James Deshazor, Mar =
tina Deshazor, Susanna Deshazor, WIN. =
Deshazor, Polly Burgess, lately Polly { {
Deshazor, Elizabeth Paunton, late Eli :
zabeth Deshazor, and John p. Burgess,
husband of the said Polly Burgess,
THE defendant William Deshazor, not hay.
Il ing entered his appearance and given security
according 70 an act the General Assembly and
the rules ofthis court, anditappearing to the sat
isaction of the that he is not All inhabitant
of this state, on the motion of the complainant,
by her counsel, Ii is ordered, That the said de
PENDANT, William Deshazor, do appear here on
the first day of February court next, and answer
the compliments BILL and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some one of the pub
lie newspapers printed IN the city of Richmond,
for two months successfully, and also posted at
the front door ofthe Court House of this county.
Copy. Teste,
F. WATKINS, C. c.
Dec "(FSw)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02

WILLIAM TEMPLE, has received byIln.
w ship Herscheil from Liverpool, and Calpe
from London, an extensive supply of 1fEP.
CH4NDIZE, suitable to the present and an
preaching season, which he will sell low.
Oct 10. rte1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02
GEO HAY, \
FRANCIS ANDERSON,S
Nov 81, 1907

IF the aforementioned property should prove IN.
sufficient to satisfy the debt thereupon CHARGED
the subscribers will offer for sale at the same time
and place, tract of Land in Henlico, called the
Seven Pines, containing by estimation, one thou
sand acres; also, Tract of Land in the same
county on Four Mile Greek, beingthe same wh-re-
on the late col John Peasants formerly resided,
containing by estimation four hundred and sixty A.
cres, and forty acres adjoining thereto, binding on
Bayley's creek and said Four Mile creek, on which
stands the Norwich Mills. All of which proper
ty was conveyed in trust, by David Ross to the
subscribers, by deed bearing date the nineteenth
day Of December, 1905, rs an additional security
for debt due to VIM. b. Giles by the said Ross
and charged on the Columbian Mills and CoaJ
Lands first mentioned.
GEO: HAY,
BENZ. HATCHER. ITHsteeS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02

a TEACHER, w''o cai, teach iii. Latin and
- French Languages, the English grammati-
caiiy, Arithmetic and Geography, who wishes a
healthy situation in the country, may obtain an adj
vantageous situation upon liberal terms for fur.
ther information, any person who wishes EMPLOY
ment OF that kind, is referred the Editor of tho
ENouIRER. Dee IS Ttf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02
REPORT

OF the Secretary of State, on Message of
the President of the United States, of the
eth February, 1907, transmitting a Memo
rial Of the French Minister, on the subject
of the CLAIM of AMELIE EUGENE
DE BE AUMARCHAlS, heir and legal
representative of the late CARoN DE
BEAUMARcHA1s I'm pursuance of a re
solution OF the House, of the 9th February
last.
December ID, 1907.
Read and referred to the committee of
claims.
The secretary ofState, to qvhom zeas refer
red, 6y The house Of representatives, on
the 26th Of February LAST, the message Of
the President, transmitting memorial Of
fhe French minister, on the subject Of the
claim Of .4n1eHe Evgenie de Beaundr-
chais qvih instructions to reftort there
on -
Now Reports,
That having, in pursuance of the report
Of the committee of claims, on which the re-
ference was founded, consulted the attorney
general, on the question, whether a sum of
one million of lNres, received June 10th,
1776, by Mr.. de Beaumarchas, from the
French government, ought to be regarded as
Il legal payment of SO much in behalf of the
United States, which question formed the
principal difficulty i'll settling the accounts of
Mr.. BeaumarchaiS with the United States,
he has received, in answer, the examination
and opinion hereto annexed, and which con-
tain the view of the subject, which he begs
leave to lay before the house.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES MADISON.
Department Of State,
December 10, 1907.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02

lust RECEIVED, general assortment Of
j DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHS, of superior
TIality-For sale by u. DARJfSDATT
Oct. -. It'll
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02

a NEW TAVERN will be opened at Kinp. 8.
n Queen Court House on the first day of Ia
nuaiy next, by the Subscriber, who has leased for
that purpose, the houses belonging to Robert POL
lard, ESQ (in which tavern was formerly kept)
and provided himself with every thing necesl
sary Tor the gentcei accommodation of those
who may call on him. The subscriber knownr.
mat to solicit the public patronage will not be e
fective unless ne deserves it, pledges himself tn
nothing shall be wanting to ensure general sati[
iac1,on ALEX. p. MUSE.
King & Queen C. II. Dec %. (ep6t1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02

THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the
Il patent-rght of erecting, using, &c (witAn
the greater part of this state southwark of the
bay) one of the truest, best and most expeditions
Nail-Cutting Machines tilat has ever been intro.
duced into this state, by which much superior
nails are made: any person residing within suf.
hcient distance from this place, who is DESTROYS
of purchasing such machine, may have one at
the same price that was given by the subscriber
and for a reasonable consideration may likewise
possess exclusive right of working it within
any such district as may be agreed on.
Richmond, Dec. Is, 1907
AT McCall's Mandatory on the Basin of the
Canal, are sold Nails of superior quality, az the
following prices and where also is to be had, bar
and hoop iron, Nail Rods, &c &c.
UROUG HIT Nails
dy dy. Gents
Spikes, 40, so and 20 nails, 123 per h.
10 nails, IS
10 do. IA
do III
CUT NAILS c, BRADS.
dH. Cent?.
a. ~ IL and 10 brads, II per ID.
s do liz
nails, 121
y do 10
3 do ID r1awtf ]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02

We shall also offer for sci, the LAY following.
i've valuable hai' acre GoTS, situated in Duvsls
piatt OF the City OF Richmond. Six and twelve
months credit will be given the purchaser, giving
approved negotiable notes
PRoSSER G. 1ToNcURE, r. M
Zee "a Teptds1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02

EoR SALE~-Ivill be sold ON tn. premises,
L by the Subscribers, on Monday the 4tb Ian,'
AIRY next, y valuable HOUSE q LOT. situated
on Shockoe Hill, on the man street leading to thu
Capitol, at present occupied by Mr. Stanton
A credit of one, two and three years will be O.
ven, the purchasers giving decd of trust on the
property. PROSSER & lIONCURE, " M
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-02

4 COLUMBIAN MILLS e C0AL LANDS
~ FOR sALE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust.
bearing date the first day of Octoben 1901, exc.
cuted by David Ross TO The subscribers, and for
the purpose OF completing the objects ofthe said
trust, in conformity to certain covenants therein
CONFERENCE.-The following property will be offered
for sale on the first Wednesday in January next.
at the front door of the Eagle Tavern in the CITY
OF Richmond, to the highest bidder for ready
money, between the hours of twelve and four
o'clock, to wit All that piece or parcel of Land,
az the CITY OF Richmond, commonly called
the Columbian Mills, with the Mills Houses. Ca.
nails, Improvements, Appcndages and Privileges
thereuhto belonginS-Also, an undivided two
thirds OF tract of Land in Henrico county, con-
tanning seventeen hundred acres, called the Deep
Run Coal Pits, ard an undivided two thirds of a
tract of Land in Chesterfield, containing one hun
dred acres, called the Falling Creek Coal Pits,
OF which said Coal Lands, the late James Currie
was part owner.
GEO. HAY,
ROBERT POLLARD. { T,ustcss,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
Edward Howe,

Cpbo5arer, no. 2, UEiON.RsEy,
INFORMS the public, that he has juIt open
cd an extenGve ahortment of Englifh
French and American PAPER HANGINGS,
with elegant Borders and Pannel Papers of
the very lateif and beit patterns, which are
telling very low; fashionable Fringes, Laces,
aud Tafiels for curtains Chintz Furniture !;
Bedtickipg Down, Live Geefe and Ruhia
Feathers; Sofas with and without Hair Cloth
Eafy and Loiing Chairs double and Jingle
Hair MauraGes: Mofs do.
A50-An elegant aflortment Of gilt aud ma
hogany framed LOOKING GLASSES, as has
ever been offered for faIe in this town.
E. HOWE alto tufts Sofas, Eafy and Loll-
ing Chairs, MatrafIes Of all kinds, Cuihions
for Pews, &c. Beds made and filed, war
ranted Of the fri quality. High pot and
field Bed Curtains made in the mott fafhiona-
tie itvle.
CASH given for Oxen and Horfes' COARSE
HAIR. If Dee. z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
REMOVAL.
JOEL HALL.

JOI1 1LLs
HAVING purehaled the whole ftock in
: trade Of JosH P. TbuJfor q Co. has re-
moved from No. IL, Long Wharf, 10 Central
RorU, (the tore formerly occupied BY faid
JOba p. Tb@eo4 q Co. where he offers for
fale the following articles
200 crates c. c. Earthern Ware7
100 calks Engliih Nails hnH'ifa =
90 crates Junk Bottles Ds0S"'1's.
| grofs Alultard Bottles
Boxes by IS, II by Is, 10 by Is, 10 by
"a, 10 byl2, 9 by IS, 8 by 2, 81 y IL, by
8, and by 8 Crown Window Glafs
20 bottles fuperfne, fine and common Co
pal Warmth
40 cafks fine Epglilh Mnnard
III do Copperss--4 do Album
do Red Lead
4 fleets MILD Lead, g ID. and 81 Der ID.
fquare feet
10 cwt. patent Shot
hid common Lamp Black
keg Lythage
200 VT Iron Wire, aforted
doz long & iiort handled Frying Pans
40 quires Sand Paper
NETS Small Weights
81 lmall painted Scale Beams, afforted
81 boxes Pipes
100 StoRe-Jugs aud Butter-pots
Bbis Mels No | and Pork
SO hhds Windward Illand Run
8 dc Muicovado Sugars
200 do Liverpool Salt
1900 quintsls Co Fin Ts..