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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19

Copy of letter from Gen. Armstrong
to the Duke of Galore, dated Paris
2tst Feb. 1910.
The minister Plenipotentiary Of the
United States has the honor to sub
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JOHN ARMSTRONG.
COPY
Great Cumberland Place,
February Is, 1910.


February Is. 1910.
Ny LoEn,
In pursuance of the intimation
which had the honor 20 give to your
Lordship few days ago, I beg to
trouble your Lordsh p with an en1ui-
re-, whether aly, and if any, which
blockades of France, instituted by
Gteat Britain during the present war,
before the 1t day of ] ,nuary, 1907,
a'e understood by his majesty's go
verument to be in force. I am not
able az present to specify more than
one OF the blockades to which this en-
qoiry applies, namely, that from the
Elbc to Brest, declared in May, 1906,
and afterwards limited and modified /:
but shall be much Obliged to your
Lordship for precise information as to
the whole.
4 have the honor to be,
With the highest considera-
ton,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most obedient
Humble servant,
(Signed)
WIN. PINK NEY.
The most noble
The Marquis Wellesley, &c. &c.
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WAsHIScroN CRY, June IS.
THE JOHN ADAMS ARRIVED.

We are at leagth enabled to announce
with Certainty the arrival of he John
Adams, at Annapolis, at er ling and
b~s.erous Passage, She left Havre the
s4'h OF April and met with almost a con-
'tanr succession of westerly winds during
the voyage.
Ca pain Fenwick, the bearer of despatch
es from France, arrived in TINS city last
evening. The contents oil the de patches
have mt fsenspired.
We learn from Cap ain Fenwck, THAI
Geperal Armstrong our minister In
france, had proposed re uruing 10 Inc u.
, ayes in .he John Adam, Blu had found
her accornm ,daJJns inconven.enl for his
family, IL was understood that he had
t'kcn his passage IN vessel to sail frc,a
Bourdeaux, and indeed Ihs, part oi his
baggage had been already forwarded 10
:bai place.
Capt. Fsnwick brings no continental
news of importance, which mas not bee N
anticipated by other arrival.
From the NatiOnH AteN;gencer Extra,
Of 1me IA.
SIR,
received on the 18th instant by
Mr.. Pc wi, whom had sent some
time efore to France, a letter from
General Armstrong, of which COPY
is enclosed, and, keeping in view the
Instructions contained in your letter TO
me of the 18th of November las. I
have written 70 Lord Wellesley, e. en-
quire whether any, and, il any, wha
blockadcs of France, instituted by
Great Britain during the present war,
before the 1st of Janaary, 1907, are
understood here TO be ia force. A
copy of my letter 70 Lord Wellesley
is enclosed.
1t is not improbable that this Official
enquiry will produce a declaration, in
answer to it, that none Of those block
AIDES are IL force; and I should pre-.
sumo that such declaration will be
received in France as substaniiaiIy sa-
.tisfying the condi-ion announced to
ime by General Armstrong.
1 am not aware that this subject
could have been brought before the
British government ia any other for n
than that which 1 have chosen. L
would not, I think, have been proper
to have applied for a revocation Of tn.
plorkajes IN question, Cat least before
" IL ascet,ained thar they are in exis.
t~ree) or to have professed, in gny LIT.
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my enquiry as to their actaal stars. I
have, however, supposed 1t TO be in.
dispensahle and have acted according
ly) that | should expl.in to Lord We'll
lesley, IN conversation, the probabili-
|ty afforded by General Armstrong S
letter, that declaration by this go-
vernment, TO the effect above menti-
oned, would be followed by che recall
OF the Berlin decree.
cannot, perhaps, expectto receive
from Lord Wellesley an answer to my
letter, IN time to send copy by the
John Adams, now in the Towns or at
Portsmouth; but I will send it by an
early opportunity, and will take care
that General Armstrong shalt be made
acquainted with it without delay.
1 have the honor to be,
With great consideration,
Sir,
Your most obedient
Humble servant,
Wa. PINKNEY.
P.S. March %, 1910. Since the
writing of this letter Lord Wellesley
has sent me the answer (of the Cd in.
stantJ Of which copy is now enclos-
ed. 1t was not satisfactory, and [
pointed out its deficiencies to Lord
Wellesley in conversation and pro-
posed to him that should write him
another letter.requssting explanations.
He tssented to this course, and i have
written him the letter Of the 7th IN
slant, OF which also copyis enclosed.
Ills re ily has been promised very fire.
quently, but has NOT yet been receiv-
ed. | have reason to expect thar it
will be sufficient; but I cannet think
of OBTAINING the Corvette any longer.
The British packet will fur ish me
with an opportunity of forwarding il
to you and I will send Mr.. Lee with
tito Paris, by the way of Morlaix.
have the honor to be, &c.
Wm.PINKNEY. !
The Hon. X. Smith, &o
(COPY.)
from General Armstrong to Mr. Pink
ncy.
+. PARIS, rs January, 1910.
SIR,
A letter from Mr.. Secretary Smith
OF the LIST of d eember last, made it
my duty to enquire of his txceilency
the Duke of Cadore, what were the
conditions on which his Majesty the
Emperor would annuI his decree, com.
monty called the Berlin decree; and
whether, if Great Britain revoked her
biockades of a date anserisr TO that de :
cree, ms Majesty would consent to re-
woke the said decree? TO these ques-
tons 1 have this day received the
following answer, which I hasten to
convey to you by a special messen.
ger.
ANSWER.
." The only condition required for
the revocation by his Majesty the E M
peror OF the decree of Berlin, will be
a previous revocation by the british
government of her blockades Of France
or part # France, (such as that from
the E be to Brrst, &c.) of date ante
rior to that of the aforesaid decree"
have the honor to be-,
With very high respect, &c,
(Signed)
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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London, Monday, 2 April, 1910.
SIa---I had the honor to receive on
Saturday last 10y DR.. Logan in the
British PackeD your letters of tbs
Goth Jan. and 10th February.
have only time to vIIk. that am
to see Lord Wellesley to-msrrow.
have the honor to be, with great
consideration, SIT, your most obedient
humble servant,
WM. PINKNEY.
The hon. Robert Smith,
&c. &c. &c.
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MILFORD,

h-a ofC6S 6NUoCfSIUU Il MCC,
9TH March, 1910.
My Lord, AZ
l have had the honor to receive
your Lordship's answer, of the I'd Ia
slant, to my letter of the 18th of last
month, concerning the blockades of
France institutes By Great Britain. do.
ring thepresens war before the st day
OF January, 1907.
infer from that answer that the
blockade notified by G.. Britain in Nav
1906, from the Elbe to Brest, is not
'itsilfin force, andthat the restrictions,
which it established, rest altogether,
so far as such restrictions exist at this
time. upon an Order or Orders in
Council issued since the first day Of
January, 1907.
infer also either that no other
blockade of France was instituted bv
Great Baisain during the period above
mentioned, or that, if any other was
instituted during that period, il is not
now in force.
May 1 beg your lordship to do me
the honor to inform me whether these
lnterences are correct, aud, ifincorrect,
in what respects they are so.
i have the honor to be,
With the highest consideration,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most obedient,
humble servant, -
fSigned)
W. prNVNCv
The most noble.
The Marquis Wellesley,
&c. SSc. &c.
Extract of \ letter from Mr.. Pinknev
to Mr.: Smith, dated March ~.
/ 1910.
have the honor 60 enclose a CO.
py OF Lord Wellesley's reply to my
letter OF the 9TH instant respecting the
British blockades of France before the
Berlin decree.
Il do not think it of such a nature
as to justify an expectation that Gene
raj Armstrong wall be able to make a.
ny use of 1t at Paris but shall ne
'vertheless convey 20 hum the substance
OF il without delay"
Foreign Office, March aeth, 1910.
SIR,
have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of the 7Sh
Instant, requesting further explana-
ton of my letter Of the I'd, concerning
the blockades Of France instituted by
G. Brirain during the present w r, be-
fore the first day of January, 1907.
The blockade, notified by Great Bri.
tain in May, 1905, has never been
formally Withdrawn; il cannot there.
fore be accurately stated, that the re-
s;ricticns, which it established, rest
altogether on the Order of Council of
the 9TH of January, 1907; they are
ccmprehended under the more exten.
sive restrictions of that order. No
other blockade of the ports of France,
was instituted by Great. Britain be-
tween the 18th Of May, 1906, and the
7th of January, 1907, excepting the.
blockade of Venice, instituted on the
9Th of July, 1906, which is still in.
force. ~
| beg you to accept the assurances
OF high consideration, with which l
have the honor to be, sir,
Your most obedient
humble servant,
(signed) WELLESLEY.
William Pinkney, Esq.
&c &c. &c.
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Foreign oaice, March 2, 1910.

Foreign Oaice, March 2, 1910.
SIR,
I have the honor to acknow-
ledge the receipt of your note of the
fifteenth ultimo, wherein you request
20 be Informed whether any, and, If
any, what biockades of France insti-
tuted by Great Britain during the pre-
sent war, before the first day Of Jsuu.
AIRY, 1907, arc understood by his Ma
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jestys govern neat toae In forses I
have now the honor Is scquaint you,
that the coast, rivers, and ports from
the river Elbe 60 Brest, both inclusive
were notified to be IA ler the festric-
.tions of blockade, with certain modi6-
cations, on the 10th of May, 1906 ;
and that these restrictions were after
wards comprehended In the Order of
Council of the 9TH Of January, 1907,
which order is still in force.
4have the honor to be,
With great consideration,
Sir,
Your most 'obedient,
Humble servant,
tSigned3
WELLESLEY.
William Pinkney, Esq.
COPY
Great Cumberland Place,
9TH March, 1910.
NV ord.
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l have at length rec-ived YER.
bal message in answer to my note. ofths
2lst uit. /, was from the Minister of far.
eign relations, and in the following words
His Msjesty has decided to sell tho
American property seized ~ Spain, but
the money a'ising therefrom shall remain
10 depot Tbs message has given &C.
o c to issSr from me marked No.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-18
The Subscriber has lust re.

The Subscriber has Just re-
ceived frem Carolina quantity of.SWEET
POTATOES, fit for table use. Also, few
barrels Sweet Potatoe Roots for planting,
both Of which are in prime order. p
He has on hand,
A few barrels Nova Scotia Seed Potatoes,
that are far superior to any in this market ior
those who wish 10 plant.
Also in Store,
Imperial and Young Hyson Tea, first qua
lily,
Fresh Oranges,
A few pots picked peaches, peppers and
cucumbers,
West India Pickles,
Sweet Oil in boxes, and by retail,
Almonds and Filberts, ,
Figs, Bloom Raisins,
Smyrna do.
Picked Salmon iii kegs,
Sounds and Tongues,
CraAberries,
Rhode Island Cheese,
Smoked Herrings in boxes,
Bakers warranted Chocolate, first quail. .
Common do.
Country Butter in frkins, &C. &c.
Thomas Patten:
April ID. -. u
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g;;n, arrived at this port yesterday hntn
Eadiz. 81 S -
Extract Of a letter from q gen siesaan n
CaGiz, to another IN Philadelphia, dated
CaSsx, 18th FEB. 1910. n.
!" We have new here 45oO English troops,
and look hourly for 1000 more, which we
know have embarked at Lisben for this
port, as also 1000 troops from Gibraltar
With these and the ships OF war, Cadiz
will defy all the power that Bossparse can
bring against it,"
We also state from an authentic source,
that Romano was following up the invaders
of Andalusia, and at the last accounts, wDs
on the poin. Of cutting off the junction be.
tween two of their grand divisions. It was
supposed the whole corps Of $4,000, with
JOE at their head, would soon be BUR-
coyN'p.]
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CongrsG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, Aprl 1e.
(coNcLUDED.l
(Taken for the Aiexandria Gazate.1

[Taken for the alexandria Gazette.
The question on Mr.. Macon's motion
was taken and lost.
A motion was made to modify the rese-
luton SO as to take the questions on the re-
duetion of the army and navy separately.
This motion prevailed.
The question to reduce the army was ta'
ken and carried BY large majority, II r's'
ing in the affirmative. The question TO re-
duce the navy was also carried, 81 in the
affirmative. The resolution was therefore
passed.
The committee then rose and reported
the resolution. The house proceeded to
consider but before any question was ia
ken an adjournment was called for and car
ried.
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.yAZOO PETITION D.!

Mr.. Randolph moved resolution to re.
;ecf the petition of the Yazoo claimants,
presented to this house some time since
The question for the consideration OF this
resolution was taken by ayes and noes and
lost--Aves as, noes 81.
Mr.. Randolph then moved that the psti.
TONERS have leave TO Withdraw their pet.
ton.
A long debate took place, which lasted
until two o'clock when Mr.. GhSlson NOV
ed to lay the subjec. on the table. This
motion prevailed.
A communication from the Secretary OF
the Treasury was received, covering state
mene of the receipts and expenditures at
the Treasury. This statement was made
agree ably to Mr.. Randolph's resolution,
passed some iavs since. Referred to the
committee of the whole to whom was re-
ferred the bill laying additional duties on
goods, wares and merchandise, imported
in.o the u. S.
A bill from the. Senate, for the establish
mens of a quarter masters department, was
read twice and referred to committee OF
the whole for tomorrow.
The bill to aniend the Alexandria turn
pike act was returned from the senate with
an amendment. The house concurred with
the senate, and passed the bill as amended.
The Batture Bill was returned from the
senate with amendments.
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April e..

Extraa from, Ldiw Of the corf'Yat4.!s!n.
AND if any master or mistress Ola family
or any owner of taxable property, shall ne
elect or refuse to give in list of all maio
tylheab!es, belong to, or residing IN his or
her family or OF all his or her taxable pro-
perty, within FIVE days alter demand made
thereof by any assessor, the person so OF.
Tending shall forfeit and pay one hundred
dollars md if any person whatsoever shall
wilfully omit or misrepresent in the list Civ;
en- in, any tythable, or any taxable props rty.
or shah in any other manner conceal the
same ON the knowledge fthe assessors,
the person so offending shall forfeit and pay
double the amount of the tax imposed on
such tythable or taxable property. Every
merchant, shop keeper, mechanic, or other
person, having in his or her service or EN-
2loymeht amy clerk, journeyman, aPprenpce,
or assistant, shall render an account OF the
same in his or her list of tythables and shall
be accountable for the capitation tax hereby
imposed, in like manner and under the same
penalties, as if such clerk, jonrneyman' ap..
prentice, or assistant, were member OF
his or her family: :
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TUESDAY, AbriI IL

Dir. Smile moved resolution to re-
scind the resolution passee by both houses
10 adjourn Congress on the 2sd instant.
Mr Gholson moved to amsnd the reso-
luton so as to au,horise the adjournment
on the first Of May. After some desul.ory
debate the resolution with the amendment
was laid on the table.
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DIED yesterday morning suddenly Mr.
WIN. I. HALL. merchant of this place. ,
His friends and acquaintance are desired
to attend his funeral this afsernoop At q
O'Clock.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

n AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
II night of the 18th instant, negro man,
named TOY, aged about - years, feet 5
or inches high, slender in his form and ha,
a rood countenance. The aboyereward will
be given for delivering the said runaway t.
the subscriber, or committing him % some
TAIL, If taken out Of this state an additional
compensation viii be made: -
Bulhrod Warrington.
-: Mount. ysraep, .aeis Alszand,,'a'
Nsssh %
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SHIP ,%A# NEWS.
Port of alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Sehr. Maria, Nelsos, New York--Sun'
d,;..--,e Merchants of the District.
Sleep Regulator, Akin, Newbsdford-
Northern Produce--to the master.
Big George Washington, Shsldsn, Pro-
yidsnse-do, do. d9. =.
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sloepu Unity, Hand, philadelphia- spring
Goods-Various MSfchants. 81
schr. Jaehen, Silver, Norfolk Northern
Pfoduse--she master. = = "
schr. Sally, Potter, do. do. do
{ Sioop Chancellor, 'Storer, New York
BY Joseph Riddle. 49,
Sehr:: Blue Bird, Spencer, Patuxsns-J.
Plupmer.
seh,. Traveller, somers, Amelia Island
Daniel Mclean. =
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Public Sale.

q. r.
BY virtue Of q deed Of, trust from Mr.. VII
= liam Hodg;oa to the subscriber, to secure
the paJmenrof debt to the Bank Of Alex.
'andria,' will BE- exposed to Auction. on tho
premlses on Wednesday he soA dsy u
.N1ay. ensuinS; : ~ /" ~ VI
One Lot situate on Prince
street, in the town of Aisxandri2, fronting
thereon 30 ieet, running thence wesswarIly
about &c feet, thence eastwardly ~ feets
thence seuthwardIy "a feet. thence west
rwardly about - feet thence seathwardly 70
the beginning about 81 feet. ON this 10, -
an excellent three story brick houte with eH-
tensiye and cornmodious. brick, back build-
;ngs, in the occupation Of John Hopkins,
Esquire. The lower part contains slar8s
store, compiling house and cellars. Tins
property is we'll suited to the accommodates
Of a-tumiIy and the carrying On Of sn extern
: sive business. - - 80, < ~
, One other Lot adjoining the
above, fronting on Prince street ibo6t thittJ
fsur feet, and extending porthWarlly sixty
four feet. On this lot IS an excellent frdRo,
warehouse, with back buildings, and cei-
Jar underline whole" This property is we'll
suited to an extensive wet goods business.
One other Lot on Water street
to the north Of and adjoining feet alley,
at the end Of Messrs Faxon and Cos stores
fronting thereon "a feet and extending west.
wardly to the rear Of the two before hnentien--
ed lots 60 feet. On tins lot, in front, is .
shed warehouse 2oby 20, and On the baekA
stable of about Is by -. .|.- :: , $3.50.
A credit of 9, is and ~ months will be
given for notes negotiable Of the bank Of
.Aiexandria'wnh approved endorsers,. carry.
ing interest from The date. A lien will DO
required OF the property to secure the pay-
meat Of the purchase money. -. 4 ...-t
= thomas Swann, Trustee.
April us: :! - cots ~
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70 LET

~ LIZ .
convenient TWO STORY BRICK
HOUSE. on Princess street, between Wash.
inpton and Columbus streets, in very heal
thy part of the town.
Apply to :,
John F. Smith.
April Is.
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;VALU1BLE. .HRQ!PER7K.

.... FOR s Al H.
A three story BRICK MARE.
HOUSE .t the corner of Unon I'D Piisey.
streets |; 70 kssfrsnf upon PkncSS md 80
feet 4 inchSa fssAt upon Uaioa-ssssss Or,
cupied By Jonathsnand DaSid Resi- 4 ~
- A HOUSE md LOT occupy.
ed by Jacob Leap ;.th{s Lov. isS6ts s34 Esssx'
inekss on Union striet, anu st .sset q ineAes
on d 20 aet Alley s e win bS1sid lirsgeskss
Or divided - may best suitpase hseerss s'as;r
"A vacant Lot binding on
Duke. Patrick, aaa Ho,f.j trses, ssint 81
fourth Of . square. 49, 49,
ortsrms apply to q 81, !.
/, /, ,, 8, lsep l'an,s 8
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Union College Lottery.

Tickets will advance on Tuesday next, at
which time the drawing commences, ~
dollars.
= For sale BY
Robert Gray.
ANIL L. ...-
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NOTICE..

:. :: NOTICE. -
~ FRlDAYne will be exposed to pub
~ lie sale, at Upion- Hill, in Fairfax coyn-
sy5 lately the residence Of Doctor HeAry Rose
deceaseA ~ the personal estate of the ssid
deceased, consisting of q .few sAaues, hosssk
hold cid kitchen furniture; forming 'ssensils,
and stock: "A credit Of - months viii DO al
lowed on all sums above twenty dollars; the
purchasers giving bond with approved secu-
r;tv:, -. =; H.! - !. .,ls-.-
I'm. B.. In addition to the above property
will DO sold, valuable and extensive eoilSc.
ton of .B09KS-As few Thousand weight Of
prime PORK: -:
= Alexander F. Rose, Ex'r.
April Is. $3.50 :" - q },
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N o T / G +.

THE citizens of Alexandra are requested
to make out list of their real estate,
the street it is situated upon, together with an
account of their taxable property, con sisting
of all male tythables sixteen years and up
wards. all their horses cows, Wagons, CARTS
drays, two wheel carriages, four wheel carrl-
ages, male and female dogs and hand The
same 10
Richard Lewis, or
George Corryell,
.1ssessors.
April 4. eosW
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<''-;'' ISAAC KELL,
Cobper,miA, Plumber, ana Tix- Plstx,
- u ~ Worker, "@' g -
HAVING REMOVED from Water -
II Prince street, TWO doors above the
corner Of the late Col. Hone, informs ihoss
who have hitherto favored him with tleis
custom, and those who may 30 >dispcsea 70
do 20, that he viii, thankfully rseslvs and
enJeavor to snerif their rfayors.. '.s.5 Z.
}. Cash or sxchangs given for old coppSn
lsrass, Pewter orIead.s4 :. s'',N"' q
80 ~. . Nv ANTED, ~
A BOY sf COED morals q Apprentice y
the above business, 4 10. ..S1se5 q a.
March. a. "a 3AN
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:. PEILADELpHIA, april IA.
We stop the press 20 give the following
insslIissaes, received By the Antheuy MAN.
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.APpsLsE s..

The DyerS Assistant
kjust received and ar sale ty fswts kfS.'
(rRIcE ONE DOLLAR.
IT,. ' LS0,
Mrs. Fnlhame's Essay on Com.
bustion. with view to the now art Of Dying
and Painting. =. ~ -
=. April ls. cow
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I.awrafon & Fowle,

a. TEMPORARY residence, (tWthefr tate Store
rQn b rebuilt, hare taken q Store on On'o"
street and Merchants Wharf, formerly occ"-
ped by Il. Henderson, g Co.
Where they have for Sale,
10000 lbs prime Green Coffee,
200 boxes Mould Candles
30 chests Hyson, Young Hyson and
Imperial Teas,
so hhds. retailing Molasses
case. black and colored Sarscenetts
and Senchaws
cases Natmegs and Cloves
sobarrels and SO half barrels Boston
Beef
500 pieces German Checks
400 do Nankeens
1000 yards Tow Cloth
600 sides red Soal Leather
5000 bushels coarse and fine Liverpool
Salt.