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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-14
EN'rdct 9n hhe,Gon1 3h. Ayanstyong 10 Mr..
MaqiSoH.

February 8, 1903.
ITO follow the paragraph ending with TIE words.
Psri passu with his eneimy."1
Wne''er these limitations have any refer
! 'GncA decree as opcrate municipality on shore,
ana 9rch as operating on tie high seas, violate
"" tights OF n%eutrais, or 60 a distinction between
inc iorhier restriction, ard the 'tte extension Of
INC decree with respect TO The United States. Mr..
did not seem aue.orised to say. The
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-14
LONDON, Dec. 2s.

Atiength intelligence has arrived from Spain.
ana we rejoice TO say, that il is OF a favorable ma
cure. Tie Orestes is arrived at Falmouth i'm II
days Fl ON Corunna.
The dispatches received by government from
Corunna. are to the Nth Deccm6er-and from
SIR John Meorc of the Slh. 1t was known at
Eoruina. that tue French were in possession of
the Escurial, but it was believed in Gaii;c;a and
Asiurias, that they had been repulscd from Ma.
drid witt great slaughter.
Sir John Moore has pushed a corps to Z,mor,
and sir David Baird WAS on his march to ioin him
Inc united force of the British army w0nid then
be 10000 men-Thc marquis de Romana's army.
1T Leon, exceeds 10000, and is daily increasing.
he Spaniards, so far from being distressed, arc
iul CT spirits, and as determined IS ever to per-
scl ere N their Just and glorious cause.
The dispatches iIem sir John Moore stated
taat ule acknowledgement he had received was,
that Madrid held out--Wiat the date of that
IN elig;ence is, we have not heard.
SIR David Baird, he adds, was advancing tow.
aris aJunct:on with him.
we know not how to reconcile the above in
tellisence with the statement in The last Paris M.
Per r. eeivcd OF the iitii inst.
Sir JOHN Ma0re's account that the. citv sill
held pat, would shew that the krench were he
si4Sii5 it-Yet according to the French papeps
II made no reslstance-and capitllatcd as the
enemy appeared before it. salamanca is no.
iliorethan 100 miles from Madf;d and later intel
iSe'rc than the it,i might lave reached Sala-
MANGA on the 9Th.
The account does not mention thai Madrid
was IN a state OF siegc-but that the enemy had
been repulsed from il, md hal marched TO ;he,
ftsc,ir:ai, IN order to place tiem selyes bc;weeil
Madrid and our army, which might be Advancing
ny uiat road to the assistance OF the capital.
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From IL. Federal Gazette.

7h- o.tin;oa u ~ sakuosyn CyrrcsEoadcakS
Nh. HRwEs.
Believing it DUTY every individual
wes to society 10 maze known whatever
may in-any degree relieve the afflicted. you
will please to publish in your paper the fol-
lowing cure for hat dreadful tIa,ady, the
CT O Tsp.
Take the juice @: Garlic or Ciions, and
rub the SptNs OF III patient; -epcat it as
often rs the cough or wheeling returns
1t viii relieve in ten or fifteen minuies-
Quere. Would it not be 'serviccab.c in the
"iooping Cough!
The United States Frigatc, Chesapeake,
arrived At Bost' n OH the 18th uitimo, from
Hampton roads.
Tho appointment OF AIR. Short, as minis
ter to Russia, has been rejected i'll the senate
unanimously.
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E%fraef 9a letter fyern 1zy. Aynpstoap TO Mr..
Azadis0H.

PARIs, Dec. 81, 1907.
forward to M'Eibony a copy of q second
and very extraordinary decree, milan decree of
Dec. l7'Iofdiis government with regard to neu-
,rai commerce. Whether it he meant TO stirnu-
late Great Britain TO the commission Of nevr n,r.
RACES or to quicken us in repeilmg those she has
Already conmlttcd-tbe policy is equally unwise.
ana so decidedly so, that / know not a man Of
consideration who approves it-Itis however not
ieSs true, that 1t is di,icnlt to find one who will
h"zafd an objection 10 it. T--yd, who i'm this
way IS permitted to go further than any other
person, dare not ay0w his opinion oft, nor bad
as he thinks it) do more than state that the pre.
sem moment would appear 10 dictate some mo.
dincations. To this point he stands engaged To
e., and wait the result with much anxiety.
! nc emperor is expected here on the last day Of
the month" VI
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X SSH RED GLOVER SEED-For sale
Il by BOHN s. mn
M..ch IL AZ
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.hIESEs FOREIGN INTELdIGEECE.
GEORGETOWN, DIS COZ.
c O|s
MARcH II

Nr. SiDcon, the messenger nom England anil
France, arrived at the department of state yeste--
day forenoon, after travelling all night. we hear
he was taken from on board The Union, some dis
lance oil. the coast, and landed at Newcastle.
Since writing The above, we have received a
handful from Baltimore containing the news by
The Union, which foilows-".Hesh Fed.
BALTIMORE, March. 9.
Our concerns are said To have undergone no
change with respect to France England has,
however, repesIedhtr export duty on neutral pro-
dut tons, Car, isdthither thru the operation ufher
orders in council
We learn that owing to a rcnewedi nd;spositi-
on IN The king of Engi:,Ad, u regency WIS con-
tcmPLded. to consist ofti,e prince Of W:ies, the
l"ern, and the duke OF Portland. This circum-
STAN wasnp publicly known at London.
AZ -: moatit, wilence the Union sale, infor.
nation WAS received from London, after the 2yti,
Dec. tha; 4 great action was fought in Spain, in
winch the French were defeated with immense
less.
lie greatest exertioss were making, accor-
:h"i; 10 Verbal accounts from Paris, for pouring in
oodIes OF troops, 10 sweep the devoted country
OF Spain, and Ivy terror, desoiation AID murder to
orerawe AMI reduce il.
From Papers brought bs shc U.ion, aryised in the
Dr!aEvGye.
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E~6act 10 ire Editof-dat,a =,

FebrHarV21, 1859.
Tae following resolutions we're off red 70
the house this morning, by Mr.. Banks. and
seconded by Mr.. Thompson, and are now on
the table.
WHEREAS, There hath appeared in IN ,
PUBIC news papers, certain publications of
d t~reaSonabie and malicious wicked charac-
ter, tendingto invite q disobedieuce 4, ~.
laws of tho United States, to irculcafe In
surrection and invoking revolt and rcsisfancr
tothe supreme law OF tie land and fIat CO...
tam d~raughts, or proposed draughts of lave
sa'd to be Intended for Introduction ineo thc
l.Sisl9ture of the commonwealth. of Mace
chusetts, purporting or Intending to forbid :,
impede the execution OF the laws of Com |
z feSs, and to infict penalties and punish-
ndents on such persons as should in the fulfil
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DEC. 20.
The Orestes is arrived in IL days from Cor,a-
na' with dispatches. From the person who LAM
ecd toeia, J gained the folio wing Intelligence (:
inst the British armies had eGe ted a junction /;
thSt the Sp .nlards were again in high spirits &
tne french had not entered Madrid, at the time
of Tie news.
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From Pabcrs brought Dr. shc Union, arrivsa in The
Drlasvayr.
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s. S1ssS
for the omission of those words N
So .adment itself! I think not. In
Is aa Mons struggles to get at the spirit and
II ~, af the trainers of the constitution,
en.' .bat this invaluable charter OF our
could In very little time be eptirely
tsa' ,sd away, and become at length SO
oaes.'red thar its founders would recollect
Jaw Of It's original features. But
NIy .,nsars TO be a solid reason Tor the h
Ss'G ;an Of the amendment to cases at law
pie soaitv. And this will throw some
~ p.oo the preceding branch of this aryp-
81 s Suits at law and in equity cannot be
pa.sso,,ted againsta state without making
F'0'., nartv. and the Judgment acts directly
% her her. But in what manner was the ex-
'P .';;on - be made effeetual: The subject
''u' arIicate one, and it WAS thought best
void having it practieall, tested. But
,ssss Of admiralty and maritime jurisdlc-
The pre- ,,erty in dispute is generally IN
: ,ossess!on Of the court or of persons
= mi 70 pruduceit or lis equivalent, and
sVu nroeredings are IN rem. The court de
i. g:lrs in whom the right is, and distributes
: proceeds accordingly. In such case
- = count need not depended upon the good
III d a state claiming an interest IN the
'.;nr 80 enable it to execute its decree
an III the world are parties to such suit, and
.fcoprse are bound by the sentence. the
cate may interpose her claim and have 1t
decided.
But she cannct lie by, and after the de-
,,,e IS passed say she was party, and there
fare not bound for want OF jurisdiction to
,bp court. This doctrine in relation to the
of court of the law of nations,
a n which all nations are interested might
|. productive Of the most serious coase-.
|, noes to the general government, to whom
I, ,n6ded all our relations with foreign 60
~ IN nents. As at present advised, then
III INK that the amendment to the consti-
Won does not extend TO suits OF admiralty
lsaaritime jurisdiction.
10 Be continued.
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The .,r;,ooneT ciarsssas., W.n Smith mas
ter, from this port bound TOR st. Jago eCu-
ba, was on the 2dof April captured by q
French privateer commanded by captain ] .
Forrest, arrived in small bay on the MY.
part of the island of ST. Domingo, where
she was robbed of 70 bbls. OF -four, Brl-
fish ship heaying III sight prevented these
picaroons from taking as much as would
load the privateer the captain OF the pri-
vateer has shewn his orders from gen. Ber-
qure, Commander in chief OF the city OF st.
Domingo authorislng him to take all kind
of provisions he could find, that the French
government would be answerable tor the
same. He has likewise furnished receipt
stating the quantity taken, and that the same
should be paid for according to the market
price at St. Jago de Cuba.
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Ten Dollars Reward,

EOR taking up and securing in any Jail In
the state of Virginia, or Alexandria,
LIZ E r, a blacksmith, who run away
from Williaw Etzhugh'a, Esq. estate at Ra
venswoith, Fairfax county, Virginia, on the
18th instant. A reward of Twenty Dollars
will be given Tor securing him in any jaiI on
the north side ofthe river Potomac. He was
in Alexandria on the, evening Of his depar-
ture---he Will either make Cor Fredericksburg
or to the eastward. AS have reason to be-
lieye he has obtained forged papers the taker--
up IS requested to secure every payer he has
In his possession
All masters ofyess lis, and drivers of stag
es are warned, at !heir peril, from carrying
him OF.
OLIVER is feet, s or 0 incfes his h, stout
and well made,@very dark, down look when
spoken TO. he has small &C r think on one
Of his cheeks, is fond of liquor, and about IS
years OF age---his cloathing is an old blue sur
tout coat, short grey coat and pan.aloons, or
.nahrigs shirt, the balance is American ma.
nufactufed black and white striped yarn short,
jacket and pantaloons, twiiied.
~. Wcdderburn, agent.
May l3-i5. 2awtf
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: es1t
Mr.. Cheetham rebuking certain leading
democrats who had delivered him over to
be bufeted by Tammany men,
The Albany Register says thatthe teder-
allsts claim 8 of the tour senatorial districts,
and he does not question the validity of the
claim. If this be SO, certain sacrificing
men who have perfdiously and basely en-
deayored to sacrifice their stedfast friends
to save themselves, will themselves be sa-
crihced in turn.
This even-handed justice
Doth commend the ingredients OF our
Poison'd cilaiice 10 our own lips.
| have lived to see many political williams
punished.
american Citizen.
The latest letters from England mention
the receipt of private information from
France, OF the discovery of a real Or pre-.
tendee. conspiracy against Bonaparte, and
that in consequence, 5Opersons have been
ARRESTED at Paris alone. Several senator's,
generals, legislators, and projects, were said
to be inculpated in plot of removing Ma
poleon, and Of placing the crown Of France
ON the bead Of its legitimate prince Louis
KVIlIth, as the only mean OF restoring
Europe to its long lost tranquility. No
public examinations had taken place, from
fear, as was stated, Of alarming the armies;
but the prisoners underwent daily iaterro-
gatories in the temple and ether revolution
airy bastiles, before Fouche, and the conf
dental members of the secret police of the
French emperor. Strict search has been
made after the duke of Angouleme, the
presumptive heir Of the French Bourbons,
married to the daughter Of Louis XVI.
who was supposed to be concealed at Paris.
lhis prince however was safe in England,
with bis uncle Louis XVIII. Ferdinand
VII. and his brother, were reported to be
confined in the State Prison, the castle of
Ylcennes, near Paris where tie duke of
Enghlen was murdered in 18OA.-Bona-
pare. s Journey to Germany is stated 10 have
been retarded by these occurrences /; and
before he quilted lis capital, he deposited
his will IN the Senate which the grand Off
GERS OF state, as well as the members ofthe
Senate, swore, in case of any accident to
him punctually TO execute.
/ Political Register.
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SHIP


No entrances from Ports beyond the
capes of Virginia this day.
CLEANED.
Ship Commerce, Crowdhiil, ST. .Barthole-
mews--oy James Patton.
Sloop Olive Branch, Clements, Baltimore
by different merchants.
--- Lively, smith, Providence
by John G. Ladd.
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NEW YORK, uay II.

VIZ, ave not, for almost two years, wit
~ - exhibition SO much like ''the good
ai' times ",as that of yesterday. In the,
sarss # Il e day, nearly forty vessels from
Ian sn,sred his port, with fine breeze
tor 8 r. 10, ,ded principally with our own
, 81, ;nteno ed TO be shipped from this
Grand dpnot Of hs union to foreign ports.
I + addition to thi. y at the same time, 'fne
@is, briggs and sci ,ooners were seen com
~ down from cas-. tern ports, and others
lsed were dropping out Of the east into
!. no..b river 20 err brace the first fayora-
| BE wind to put to sea.
There are now at anchor offtho battery,
ten or twelve ships, and several briggs and
shooners ready for sea. Gazette.
By the Vestal, from LisboHi we have re-
reivsd newspapers and letters to the 9Th
March.
Letters were received in Lisbon from the
MARQUIS of Romano, dated the 18th March
at Requeiio, Gallicia he mentioned that
the French have not lost less than 10000;
men, in killed and prisoners, IN that pro-
vince. Romano was SO stationed as so be
abe TO cut off the communication OF the
French with Leon and Gallieia. Vigo was
in possession ofthe Spaniards. Three En-,
Sish frigates had entered that place, and
supplied them with ammunition.
Lisbon was still in possession OF the For
taguese, and troops were daily arriving
from England. Arms and cloathing TOR ten
thousand had been sent them: the people
were in high spirits and determined to re-
sist the French. The Portuguese army was
divided into three divisions one OF which
consisting OF AZ, 600 men, was on the from
tiers.
The French had not entered hesfrontiers
Of Portugal, as some time since stated,
liarch II.
The arrival OF the Steam Boat from Al
oany, enables me to state, that WHOLE returns
lpl members OF Assembly and Senators OF
lpls state had been received at the Office OF
Hesecretary Of state on "Wednesday morn
1s. From a gentleman who was IN the OF
lfs when the returns from the most distant
suit.
lie members of the legislature as return
soat the secretary's Office on "Wednesday
Nornlng, stood thus:
Federal .6S
Republican ~
81
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.MaY-l5.
-. $50 60
Public SAILS

sc.N.S.4zlURD,zY The 2oA iustasst, sviN be sold
athe, G9fee 'Ronse, at O'Clock.
LOTS Number IL and II, on
Stump Hill, containing II acres--a House
and Lot of Ground, near the Old turnpike
gate, and two Silver Watches, the properly
OF the late William Wigbams.
P. C. Marsteller, v. NJ.
May IS.
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St. Andrews Society.

a STATED quarterly meeting Of, the st.
IA Andrews Society, will be held at the
house ofMr Johs MacLead, onTucsday even
ing at O'clock. Ptnctual attendance is res
questsd.
James Patton,
President
Mayls.
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Land TO, SALE.


II OR SALE, in the county of Prince. Viii.
A. liam, near the Bull Run Mountain,
TRACT of LAND, containing abspt 47o az
ores. This tract possesses every desirable
advantage, both as TO its situation which is in
the centre Of al, agreeable and healthy neigh
borhood, and is qualities which are peculi-
arly adapted 10 the production of wheat,
grass, ac,
The terns of sale are--one fourth Of the
purchase money in hand. and considerable
accommodation for the balance.
Any person wishing to purchase will be
shswn the land by Mr., Richard D. r4leraa--
der, living near it, Or the subscriber iiyin 6 in
Fauauier connty.
Matthew W. Brooke,
Nav s. eoot"
Mr Printing in It's various branches
y j L
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NOTICE.

ON tile 6thinst. 4 passed to JAMS DaA'eGlas
three notes of that date, drawn III Ms favor
and subscribed by me--One ofwh'cn is;paya--
Bile at y, one at Is, and one at "a months AT
ter date, Tor s 698 3 l each, which notes tDy
agreement legally executed)sfe MOTTO be PAID
until certain sipuiations contained III SAD ~
greement, are complied with on the part OF
said Dualah----A!l manner OF persons are
therefore cautioned against taking all or any
of said notes, until the stipulations in saisl ~
greement are complied with, without Whica
they will notbe paid.
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room therefore for an acknowledgment
sroundedupon possession or the acquies-
tcence OF the people.
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FEDERAL majority If
federal senators elected, s in the West
un district, and in the Eastern which
win the two federalists from the latter dis
eia whose time have not expired, give us
'pthe senate. Gazette.
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alsrannrla Dat!p Gasetta.
MONDAY, NAY IS.

The honorable Paul Hamilton, esquire,
secretary OF the navy Of the United States,
arrived in Washington CITY on Friday last.
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,gcata Graz, Fem. Marsh 10

W. have received q letter from aee!.l
aated February %, from a person VIZ BIS
sberto has written IL rather g!nsmYstys.
T. savs. /" Cur situation for some weeks past
has been rather critical IN. consequence OF
,be DISPERSION of our armies and the re-eIn-
barkation of the English but affairs nave
row assumed a very favorable aspect, the
French havingb been repulsed with great loss
IN varioas attacks on Saragossa. In L.lta-
lonia they have been defeated IN several ac-
| lions BY general Reding. The army OF
| F,tremadura and La Mancha, under Gu
esta. is daily augmenting. Romano has an
army Of $1,000 spsa1iards, Portuguese and
I; English. 4 further reinforcement Of 2 s or
| $4,000 is expected from England.
Bonaparte left Spain the 18th ian. Tie
has last. by the lowest calculation, from
the month of May, more than 100000
men and aitho' he may still have greater
number in Spain, they cannot exceed 14o
thousand. IF Austria. as $ very probable,
has declared war against him, he can send
no f1rther reinforcements this way. We
nav therefore consider it as certain, that
bsw will NEVER CONQUER SPAIN /;
tbrouob the whole Ct which there is a gene
raj fermentation directed towards the expul,
sion Of the enemy We have received Sc
rsral other letters to the same effect,
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Circulating Library.

A variety of RO0Ks have been added to
the former collection, among which are some
of the latest productions.
NOVELS, &c-Loyers Of La Vendee ;
WIFI Irish Boy Wife and Mistress Ira
dilions; Romantic Tales; Lady M'Clsirn ;
lawyer; Idalia; Henry ; Fatal Revenge
Founding Of Belgrade, Female Quixotism ?
Exile Of Erin Ciceiy; Corirna; Adeline
Discarded Sen, Ssc..
American Register Literary and Euro!
pcaa Magazines Plays, is vols, &c. sc.
. 4 new CATALOGUE iustpubGshed and
may be had at the Library. -
C. A. Shut.
M.g 3t*
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What are these a pair, Sir?l Madam they
are eight shillings-
8 I'm sure I saw much better, for only six,
at Diapers, ~.
They will not answer.
I'll lool, Sir, at that L~ustring-is eight and
six the lowest
III give you seven shillings- That's less
than what it cost, Mann
{ III give you seven and six-penca'-Madam
YOU may take it,
Til call again, Sir,
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Advertisement.

wxYHEREAS the county court. OF pnnces
Nv N;niam hath made SIN order that the
&c Hen5v d. Hooe, deceased, shall be
sst.,ea On the first Monday In July next :
,5;s i therefore TO give notice to adj persons
bayino claim OF. claims against the said estate,
.l,af thew must bring them in on Or betofests,
snoye mentioned day, and get them ahoEea
T., tbe court, and receive their part OF ths
s.;d estate, in equal ratio, agreeable e Inc
said order. c1.
For Charles Ewcll, late Sheriff Of
Prince William County
Apra INLAY 81
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MAY
Laad foa Sale.

T,yoR SALE, in the county of Prince.Wil-
liam, near the Bull Run Mountain, a
TRACT ofLAND. containing abesat 40 az
cres. This tract possesses every desirable
advantage, both as TO its situation winch is IN
the centre of an agreeable and healthy neigh
.borheod, and its qualities which are peeuIi-
arly adapted 10 the p~rodnetion OF Wheaf'
gross, ac.
The terms Of sale are--ene fourth OF the
,,rchase money in hand. and a considerable
accommodation for the balance.
Any person wishing to purchase will be
shewn the land By MFR. Richard B. Me1an~
der, living near it, or the subscriber living an
Fauquier- county.
Matthew w. Brooke,
ssau eo6ts
az Priafsngih is various branches
executed wi.h aeeu-acy and disPatshs
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HOME.

Cling to thy Home, ifthere the meanest shed
Yield thee a hearth, and shelter for thine
head,
And some poor spot, with vegetables stor'd,
BE all that pride allots thee for thy board
Unsayory bread, and herbs that scattered
grow
Wild ca the rivers. brink, or mountain's
brow !;
Yet ev'n this cherries mansion shall provide
More hearts repose than all the world be-
side !
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alaraaDrsa Eailp Gazette.
THURSDAY. NAY Ia.

During the year ending on the 25thDec.
last, were imported into the port OF New
York,
1862 hhds. $40 @tierces, 6273 bhls.
Sugar.
aoTo1 boxes, sol bbls. 1o7o8 bags
Havana do. &
AZ hlrds. Jamaica Spirits.
$500 punchs. Windward-lsland Rum.
zo2 pipes Brandy.
$50 pipes Gin.
u hhds, 6e9 @tierces, 1856 bbls.
3481o bags Coffee.
8 t~lerces, 20 bbIs. and 5l8 bags Pr
mento.
e57 pipes, ~ hhds. 1904 qr. casks
Wine.
.io35o.iahds. Molasses.
34137 bales Cotton.
2141 hhds. Tobacco, and
45o7 @tierces Rice.
SINGULAR OCCURRENCE.