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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-27
E1tract afalrkter f.om St Rnr,hoLo,ne-..s

Extract At a irtter from 81 Bartholomezys
to mercantile hoHSe in .Negv- ! ork, dated
May, 1908.
" am this day informed from Antigua.
'hat the Governor has forbid The Americans
ca Getting any old debts--or any shipments
being made on their account. You may re-
y on the information being correct"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-27

One of the RI hest merchants in the north
and owner Of numbegless vessels
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-27

The Hon. VIM. Gray has not acted with
the federal party in Their late movements
A distinguished federalist day or two since
declared, that " Mr.. Gray had turned de-
mocrat, and we must give him up to the de-
mocrats." H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18
Domestic JIntflligenfe.
t.. BOSTON, JULY Is.
THE TREASURY tt

'. 1t is duty, which we shall never
neglect, however painful in perform
ance, to hold those up to public cen.
sure, who have violated a public trust.
II Diet rs others from enterprises, which
equally involve their private character
and the public credit and inculcates
on. the people the necessity of with
holding their confidence from men,
who have no better claim to it than
confessions Of their political faith.
We do therefore declare THOMPSON
]. SKINNER, Esq. late Treasurer of the
Commonwealth, A PUBLIC DEFAuL-
TER. We are authorizedto state, that
the Committee appointed by the Gen.
eral Court 10 examine his accounts, and
report thereon to the Governor and
; Council, have reported, hiat there is a
balance DIE and ozUing from Ifr. Skinner
10 the Commonwealth If more than SEW
ENTY THOUSAND. DOLLARS.
Whether MIR. Skfaner, from the
contribution of bondsmen, or the sue
cessfull issue of his specuIations, can
or will discharge this debt, is as yet
uncertain. But the measure Of his
disgrace does not depend on the a.
mount ofthc national loss. The pub.
lie money was confded to his care, to
be appropriated only to public use. He
has violated his trust in converting il
to his own private use. He was to
hold to provide for the public safety.
He has employed 1t to make his own
fortune.
The Constitution Of the Common
wealth declares, that no money shall
be issued out Of the Treasury but by
warrant under the hand Of the Govern
or, and with the advice and consent Of
the Council, for the defence, support,
and protection of the people and Mr..
Skinner, in his oath of office, pledged
himself to conform to the regulations
Of the Constitution. Where then, we
ask him, as the Sacred deposit, which
was appropriated byth people to the
defence Of their affairs and firesides, to
the support Of theic peace and govern
ment Has the Governor and the
| Council by warrant ordered our rev.
lenue invested iii mercantile specula.
tons, or III sharp bargains on the Elk.
change Or have tie taxes, which are
raised IN this moment of public disaster
and private embarrassment with SO
much difficulty, been. wasted by the
Tueasurer in the schemes .ofhis brok.
er, and in the attempt to eli his owr
pocket cut Of the profits gained from
THE national capital
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18
INDEPENDENCE.

n. 90, coRHAM, july =.
me SD anniversary Of Americah hide.
-Pendence, was celebrated in t'a,s ,o,.n n a
manner which should ever u ', a~h.b;,sd ].
the revolution of the trAnsact;ons .F s76 =
ne Cavalry, Infar ~, lin conlr,Ir.e uni.
iorm) and militia { 700 pauies, with 4 compl-
ny formed BY the studlzts az The Academy.
al handsome uniform, paraueol ON fhe mem
oraole occasion.-At IL O'Clock nroces.
SION was formed from Mr.. YosiaI SIrv,s
nail, and escorted to the meeting-housr BY
me infantry company, commanded ~ capr.
James 1rish, Jun where appropriate vocal
ana instrumental music was performed
Inc throne OF grace was addressed BY The
,Seyr Mf. RaHd, highly gratifying % the az
aieRce. After which, an Grafton WAS pro.
nouneed BY Mr.. Reubes Nlsor, PrecePt1r Of
the Academy The performance displayed
tne talents Of that gentleman, By the purity
OF It's stlle and the distinction al lis pAtri-
oasm, ylSor and manliness of sentiments
were fully elucidated. He reviewed tiis
uceos OF those sagcs and heroes, who or
famed our independence. The pFocesslprr
then returned TO the Hall, and psrtcoS -
Al elegant dinner prepared TOR the occasion,
ne lion ) Long clisg. Esq presided Au
si1h. - LEXIS, Esq othciated as s'ce-p,x
Saoeht ft.er the cloth was removes :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18
BOSTON, JULY II.
FROM GIBRALTAR.


Capt SHEFFIELD, at New-Tork,
from Gibralter, failed thence on the
18th Of May, in company with
twcnty-three fail Of Britifh tranfpor,s
full of troops, which appeared to
itser for Cadiz and capt. S. heard
at Gi5rdIter, that the Spaniards had
propofed 70 furrender that place to
them, &.
The above is an interesting piece
Of intelligence. Il is impoihble to
doubt the fact Of he failing of the
,tranfports from Gibraher into the
Atlantic. The only queftion is,
whittier were they bound I'VE
rccollect 10 reports Of any troops be-
ing on their return from the Med
iterraaean TO England. The Britifh
may have had fome oyertures from
the Spanifh officers and leading men
at Cadiz, fnce the mvaE9n of their
country by their friends, the French.
But unIcis Spanih oppoGtion to
their gallo viG,ors has gained con-
GderabIe head, the Britifh could NOT
expea to hold Cadiz-but they
might bring offthe ileet, and any of
the alarmed inhabitants who might
choofc to abandon their unhappy
country. The Britilh may indeed
think the preient fuitable time for
an hottie attack on Cadz-and an
expedition may have been undertak
en-, for the purpofe of attempting to
capture or deltroy the French and
SPaniih men:oswar there The
Ia eft accounts WHICH we recolled
10 have feen from Gi6raher, are &c
the 10th of May--there have been
reports of intelligence to the / 9Th
The news to the 10th, ftatcd, that
formidable inGurre6tions lad CON.
.menced in Spain agaiutt the French
and led Us to expect interefting
news.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18
" B. DE MOUTHfON."'
=, dTa'yasz, March g, 1903"
Ne. i.-Leiter fran King CARLO ",
TO the Emperor NAPOLEON.

I" Sir, my brother Y our majeity
viii aflreduly hear with pain of the
events which have taken place at
.Araniufz, and their confequencess;
you viii not, without fynpathy, fee
king, who has been compelled to
reign lis throne, throw himlelf into
the arms of great reDarch, his ally,
placing every thing in his protection,
who alone can FIX his happinefs and
tAatof bis whole family aud his truf-
~ and beloved lubjetts. Under the
prefure OF the momeRt, and amid
the clafhing Of weapons. and the
cries OF a rebellious guard, / found
tha: | had to choofe between MY life
and death, and that my death would
be followed by.that Of the queen
was compelled 10 abdicate the
throne I; bur to day peace is reltored,
and full of confidence in the gener-
ofty and genius of the man. WHO has
At all times declared himfelf ny
friend, have taken my reiolution
10 reign himielf in his haads, and
a~slr what be lhall felolye on m,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18
]foreIgl1 9nteIIWente.
Br The 0S4GE.
PARIS, (MoNITEUR) May A,
SPANISH AFFAIPS.

The following is the report made
20 his Imperial Highheis, the Grand
Duke Of Berg, (MURAR) commander
ofthe Empsror's FOL ces in Sfrm, by
his chief aid-de.camp -
I" MoSsIEGNEuR Agreeable to
the commands of your imperial high
aefs, repaired with the letter Of
your highTHis to the Queen Of En-
trwia, at HrGrguez, Ii was eight
o'clock in the morning, the Queen
was itillin bed n.e rolc immediate
ly, and babe me enter. I delivered
your let1er 10 her fhe begged me
20 wait little and faid he would 20
and read it with the King and QueeN.
Half an hour afterwards, q " the
the queen of Euty7yia euter with the
King and queen Of opain', His maj
city faid, that he thanked your i'm
perial highneis for the fharc you had
taken in bis afflaion, which was the
greater, as his own ION was the au-
thor Of it. lhe king fad that rhe
revolution had been effected by for
gerry and corrup ION, anu that the
principal actors were his Ton, and
IA. CABFLLE2o, minilter of juftice /;
that he had been compelled to abdi-
cate the throne, IL order 20 faye tie
lives of himfelf and the Queen that
he knows that bat for this, they
would have been murdered ip the
courfe Of the night that the con-
duct Of the PTipce Of 44fpr1as was
more. knocking, feeling that hinGelf,
(the Klng) having perceived his de-
fire to reign, and being himfelf near
~iy Ex;y years of age, had agreed to
farrsnder the crown to MIN, on his
marriage taking place with French
Princefs, which the King araently
dciired. The King and the Queen
ihonld repair to R,yaasz, on the from
tiers of Portugal /; thar he had got
means TO inform him thar the cIim.
ar Of that country did not fat him
that he fought to obtain pernliifi6n
OF the Emperor 70 purchafe an. eitate
in France, where he might end his
days. The.Queen told me Che begg.
ed of her ION to poitpone their
journey TO Bajddaz, THAI fhe had not
procured this, and that the journey
was TO take place on the cnfuipg
Monday.--A And the moment | was
departing from their majeffies, sthe
King faid to NE, " | have written TO
the Emperor, in whole hand | repofe
ny fate" / wifh.d 70 lend my let
ter by courier, but ! know no lurer
means of finding it than by yours.
The King left me then in order TO
repair to his Cabinet. He loon re-
turned with the following letters
No. and n in his hand, which he
gave me and added thele words, ="
My Gtuatiou is moG deplorable !;
they have fe;zed the Prince de Ia Paz,
and viii put him to death ( jacb 1yas
IKE repsrtJ [: he has committee no
ether crime than that he has at all
;imes been attached 70 me-" He
added there were no efforts which
be would not have attempted to fave
the life of his unhappy friend, but
that he bad found the whole world
deaf to his entreaties, ard bent with
vengence ; thar the death Of the
Prime ID IA Paz would draw after
i his own, and that he. ihould not
furviye him.
B. DE MOUTHfON."
;, dTa'yaez, March e, 1903"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18

fate, that OF the Queen and Of ,h,
Prince de Ia Paz, | addrsfs myfelI
% your majelly, and protect againl
She events which took place az iran.
inez, and againlt my dethronement
| rely with confidence and altogeth-
Ier upon the cordially and fricndlhip
lof your majelfy, praying thar God
may have you in his holy keeping
Sir, my brother, your Royal and
Imperial Majely's aFeaionate broth
or and friend. "CARLO5."
-Hra1yuez, March 25, 1893.
NO. IT.
81 protect and declare, that my
decere'of the 10Th Of March, in
which -enounoc my crown in favor
OF my fop, is 4 deed to which / was
compelled, in order 10 prevent grea-
ter calamities, and fpare the blood Of
my beloved fubje6ts. /, is therefore
to be conlidcred as Of no authority.
(Signed) 81, THE KING.
Dateb HF4r5. Ia Holland, the
government according TO puyatc
letters) is proceeding with all the
rigor which Eonaparre can defre.
Members Of the administration ap-
Piled to the king recently for the re-
leaie of paGengers from England who
had been made prifoners. His Maj
city did, not even condelcend TO no.
tice the application.
While these meaiurcs are going
on, to the infinite diftrcis Of the
country, a dilpiay of pomp and par
ade has been made, which has not
probably, produced 70 erong an ef-
feet upon the phlegmatic Dutch as
the more lively members ofthe gov
eminent probably promifed. On
the 25th ult. the anniversary Of the
elfa5hihment of the Order of Unity,
was celebrated, with great folemnity,
at AmSrrdam'-rhe k,ng made
fpeech in Dutch, which was replied
TO in a long Grafton by the Chevalier
Van der Palm, the Speaker Of the
Order. His fpeech is very long. full
Of g wife laws and moral fayings,
and eternslly referring TO The very
prudent motto Of the Dutch Knights.
D0e vel, en- zie met on.
That is, /" act we'll, and do not look
about YOU" A very wise admonition,
we mutt confeis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18

flock Of dry and picked fh from
Halifax and Newfoundland.
At Antieua, June a, flour was at /,
dollars. A fupply of corn had been
received from the Weltern Hands
and more was expected.
AS the embargo has not yet pro-
duced the effect contemplated, but
foreign nations are railing grain, &c.
providing fubliitutes, or getting fup-
plies from other Gources, we fhaIl
next be told perhaps thar our Embar-
go may as well be continued, as there
are no markets where we could get a
profit, if il was off. hi
Exnaa Of a letter dated Lond5r, 7t5
May, TO The Editor s the Nortb
american. Coming tr0m a Oery
relfs7abk and well informed j0wce,
The Information If emtams may Be
relied upsn.
g People are exceedingly intereR-
ed about America. England, to my
aitoniihnent, fuffers very little as
yet from your Embargo. The Bra
ziis, and, through them, Mexico, are
expected to make up TO Manchelter
and the North, In great measure,
for the lofs Of the american trade.
Ireland, it is fuppofed, would feel it
mott but ihe, has already raked
10000 barrels Of faxfeed,
which is two thirds of her confump-
ton in the. year; and foms is.expec-
ted to arrive underhand from Rulia.
In the part Of the country pafed
through. in coming to London, all
the neceGaries of life were very rea-
fonable, There is no likelihood, in
all appearance, of the orders in Coun.
Gil being repealed. Lord Hakefbury
has declared in the Houfe Of Lords,
thar nothing asyet had occurred to
induce his majeity TO make any
change refpeaing them ; indeed /
do not fee how there hould, as Ma
poleon inltead of relaxing his, adds
others It'll more .fevere and is is
now faid there is another yet worse,
thar is, or is to be ifued Eleven
thoufand men have failed from the
Downs to afiiff the Swedes, and, as
is believed to conquer Norway for
them.s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18
THE TREASURER

The following are the names Of Il.
agents appointed BY the Legislature j
settle with the late Treasurer, VI
Hon. jonathan Jackson, Hon. lame,
Lloyd, Joseph Head, Esq. Mattbr.
Bridge, Esq. and MIR. George BIN
roughs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18

The defenders Of Mr.. Skinner mai.
an apology for him, which he probsp,
does not make for himself. We unde.
stand the committee were very patirs,
and moderate With him, and gave Nm
every indulgence he desired.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18

The friends Of the State Treasure
say, sufficient time was not allows
him, and talk Of one or two years BIN
suppose the bondsmen had been incl
ned to improve such time to put Their
property out Of the reach of the Stat,
who would answer to the people for ID.
loss occasioned by the delayl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18

From the Chronicle IF Nay 90, 1906 !.
the present Republican Legislatur..
'tempts to court the friendship of The Ca
alists BY keeping any Of them in Office 4
viii receive no thanks, but only BE- la,o4
at, ard told that +" zge have 10 rrsn srE
can triyt."
This spirited and patriotic ;n;,,,...
ofthe Chroniclewas obeyed-fo a1ia
being laughed at, as party who !
none in their body whom thew o y
trust, they proceeded to shev NJ
world what they could do: and rle. n
THOMPSON J. SKINNED 20
Who laughs now Let those ls,,.,
who lose, says TIE old Proverb, Cd ~
assuredly every citizen of this Cas'
monwealth may Justly give induIern-,'
to his risibles- But after all, a sefcia
cy of SEVENTY TWoTTHoIee''
SAND DOLLARo is no l,,-l,S'
matter, III these hard times, when o onas
eminent has made US all gen.le,negS' \
large--quite above business. \
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18
THE ELEELS

On the 10Th of April, the Britifh
fleet, commanded by Lord CoLLlNG-
WOOD, conGitiug Of IL fail Of the
line. was fpcken not far from 7etion,
teering for. that place, in order to
commence the blockade of the 7sula
and Rocbfarf fquadrons, which were
lying therr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18

ed the votes and all tie influena
party had left.
Now al IS eyposed--and W.
authors of all tie manru,res, ana
constituents of Mr.. Skinner, who
him forward, as the evidence Tia, n
merited confidence, stroke their ~
most demurely, and beg the peonI'
believe, that the imam chosen for
most responsible Office in the Comm
wealth was the only rogue in he /
ty.--Refertorg- 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18

A letter from Barbados June 9,
fays, {" We have plenty of failed pro-
yihons from Ireland, and an ever
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18

II Mr.. Skinner is delinquent 70 ,ooc
dollars ~ two years--by the same n.
TO, he would have been involved 10 n.
amount of 10000 in .fUe years-d.
ring which time he would probab,
have been elected, il democracy bss
continued @ hold the reins. Five wear,
IS the constitutional limit or elieibiIit,
10 the triumph Of Federalism M
year. are the people indebted for SAVING
their money.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-07-18


1osf' J"fy q, lS06.--The followiuY
toast given at Goshen (Hampsbirs
County, will bear repeating -
Or EGte Trsaswv JAcksos.-For n,
uerritorious services beth III che feld an5
cabinet, and for the crime of fed-r,Gsr
turned out Of Office, that the Trea.nrv 4
might be given UP 10 Skinner '"'''
We do notrelisA a pun often, bur,
It respects the Treasury we canno,
ioFbear 70 hint, that our Skinner ha,
0y accident gone more than SKIN deet.
The 4" Federal Ref,45lican, = at Bali.
more, has-accused Gen. Smith. Of tha,
city, of an improper connection witS
the French Government about eleven
years SINGS, when that Government was
csusing sepredations to e,committed
on American Commerce. Heis char.
ged with having made a contract. ar
fhHf Finie, to supply her colonies with
provisions. This contract. II |, said.
protected his vessels from spoliations.
The gain is represented to have been
immense. Gen. s. is now National
Senator, and was then a Represents
uve.'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-08
LANDING

From the schooner Frelgher. cahtai't Zl'sa
from Portland and far SAFE By
Lawrason q FowIe;
10000 feet lumber,
100 bbls. New England run,
SO boxes mould candles,
100 sidesSoal leather,
SO quintals cod fish,
90 casks cheese,
20 boxes chocolate,
IN STORE.
tons St. Petersburg clean hemp
bales plains,
do Kendall cottons,
100 eloz. English sewing t&iae,
1900 sides red soal leather,
10 chests Young hyson tea, -
20 pipes Holland gin,
do Bordeaux handy,
s hhds. New England. RUS,
800 boxes brown soap,
SO do. mould candles,
SO do. chocolate,
80 do. HAVANA Sugar
Eegsheads and barrels retailing susls,
Halfbarrei and keds beef,
so barrels and halfbarrels mackcnl
trunks coarse and fine shoes.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-08
JAMES BACON.

JAMES BACON,
.1this GROCERY SToRr, on King-street, has in
addition TO his former stock, added
A freih Supply Of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortmeHtAcomplsteo
lie noz0 offers for sale, on his usuai lozv terms
Mufcovado Sugars, ofvarlous qua
Iities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Imperial, TEIS,
Hyson, particularly select
Young Hyson, "a ed for
Hyson-Skin, and .asi family uss.
so'lehong j'ssei
Best green Coffee, st
Chocolate, ola SUPERIOR quality
Madeira, !
Busellos,~
Sherry,
Lsbon, = " I ~ ..
TenelIffe,
Malaga, and
G sn,ine old Port
Cognac and Bordeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, St.Crcix, St. Vincents, and New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bhters, I
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia, pimento,
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
Ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dipt ard
speinlaceti candles, refined salt-petre, aotant
indigo, alum, copperss, ~rnaddcr, birthstone,
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
glsh and country made ganpewder, sesars
and smoking tobacco, very oest chewing to-
bacCo.
Hamilton and LeiperA snufs Hunters pipes
in .oxes.
London mustard, warranted of superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
deniloh9ps, sc. &c. with generally every ar
ueic IN his 1ine-the whole OF which have beer
selected with care, and WIN DO disposed Of on
the very lowest terms
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-08
Valuable Property for Sale.

ITO BE SOLD, in four distinctions Or !,
4 gether, four acres of LAND, ccnrf
ms from one snda quarter acre to two acrs
each, most eligibly situated without the ter;
tory Of Columbia, extending in right
from Gibbon- street to Great Hunting zee,
intersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Cree.
street, and sounding east aud west on F,
cite and Payne-streets.
A plan ofthe ground and further particvl.,
may besobtained by applicationto
James Patton.
June 90. 2awt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-08
Public Sale

By virtue Of a decree sftae C,utty Corr 4
Eai3aa, sviN be cafosed 70 tu5Ec sa'e,Ei
cash, on tic l5th dag Of janu9rg ncr, 4
tie Premises
Two tracts OF Land, with th4
appurtenances, containing together about si
teen hundrrd and seveaty acres, or SO mH.I
theryof as may he necessary TO raise the SUI
Of about two hundred pounds which sal
tracts are situated III the county OF fafEDI
and are parts Of what is commonly called u
RaEensayor1h 7rQet q Ln'td.-One OF iheSI
tracts is in the possession OF AuSustine \
Smith, Esq. and is the tract on which ne :,
present resides--the ether is II the posse'H'
OF Doctor Henry Rose. -
The lands will be sold in lots which VIII /
designated on the day of sale, and the sTI
to be then raised will also be precisely S!ag
The meeting Of the Commissioners VIII
at the upper Turnpike Gate upon the 'un
pike road, about IL O'clock on the day OF 81
VIM. Payne,
WIN. Deneale,
Geo. Summers,
Thomson Mason
Rich'd. Nj. Scott
Dee. g.
CO. THE Coar, having beer 4
,tished that the decree under when "
above Sale was adyertifed was eTloN
.f,uS. and thu. nof more ,h,n l2b. III
Cd. with intereh from the 6rft DAY
Augu!t laf, was due TO BAF:A|E
FIrzHUcH, have a'.2rded an IQlO25,E
ton prohibiting him from proS ~
for more than that fam, that bGsg
Is now paid, and was repeatedly II
dered before the awarding Of thn
-unction. HENRY RODE
Dec. 2s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-08
Also IN STORE,

Holland lin. French Brandy, hse fourth
proof New England Rum, Young Hyson Tea
koston Beef and Pork, Mould and Dipt Can
dies, Brown Soap-and q general assortment
of Shoes. All Of which viii be disposed Of
on moderate terms.-Apply as above.
January g. cow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-08

Iofsica
Gid ST. Estephe Meaoc lafet, IA Saso' -
enc dozen
A few dozen fine old frontinac
2 Ditto do best VINE bittens
Jamaica and West-India rum
New-England do. :,
Cogniac, Bourdeaux and Naples ofsnoy
Holland and country Gin
Schiedam gin in cases
Irish wMskey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye whiskey
Cider in barrels .
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
hogsheads HAVANA honey
Is do. choice retailing Iaolasses
c,,,r y
up,
AhAPNAA~A
dyson 11ho
1ouiiS I1JSo'' Of good 9aaHfy'
Hyson-Skln and
Souchong
Mascoyado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bal