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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
NEw-YoRk, Sept.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Yesterday arrived at this port the
fine fast sailing snip Hercules, Vo.e,
in 80 days from Liverpool, which port
she left on the 2Flh of July.
Capt. Vose has furnished the Edi-
tors OF the Mercantile Advertiser with
regular files of London papers and
Llcyd's Lists Of the 24sh OF July, and
Liverpool papers of the 26th, from
which we have taken all the political
and marine articles they contain.
Dispatches from our Minister at the
court OF st. James were brought out
in the Hercules.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
WEST FLORIDA.
From The Matches Weekly Chronicle Of
~. A,fg. 6.

4
A,tg. 6.
We have received the subioined ad.
dress from our correspondent in West
Florida, as the result of the FIRST meet.
ing OF the convention. From this adj
dress it will appear that West Florida
still acknowledges dependence on the
government Of Spain, and is firm in her
allegiance to Ferdinand VII. Ii will
also appear, that there is to be second
meeting of the convention on M onday
the 18th inst. which it is believed will
be much more interesting than the last.
What will be the result Of the delibera.
tons of this honorable body, is vet i'm.
possible TO divine. However, as far as
we are capable of Judging, their pro.
ceediags augur well. A degree of pru.
dental wisdom marks the first meeting
that does honor to the deputies, & we
sincerely hope that nothing may occur
to disturb the tranquility, or endanger
the peace and prosperity of the peo.
pie.
Sc J0hn's Plains, 27th July, 1910.
To his ExeelleDey Don Carlos Default
Delassus, Colonel of the Royal Ar
mics, and Governor, Civil and Mi
litary, of the place and jurisdiction
OF Baton Rouge, &c.
SIR,
The Delegates representing the In
habitants of the several districts Of the
jurisdiction under your command, in
convention, assembled at this place, re-
specially to represent to your Excel.
lency, that in entering upon ihe dis
charge of the duties enjoined upon u
by our constituents, we derive great
satisfaction from the consideration
thar our meeting is sanctioned by your
APPRECIATION, and we consider it one oil
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

The Russians still continue to block.
ade Widdin they have gained consi
derable advantages upon the Danube,
below that place, and have penetrated
into Bulgaria; butt appears they wait
the arrival OF new reinforce men,s, to
enable them TO carry on their operali-
ons On more extensive plan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
FOR THE ARGUS.
BAtTISH DIPLOMATIC tJR-
BANITY.

l. =. :. J.
The National InteIligencer of the 7th
inst. appears to be pleased with the, arr
rival of Mr.. Morier, and in particular
with the courly method which his
britanpic Majesty has pursued in SUI
perseding Mr.. Jackson. In this case.
we think the editor of the Washington
paper displays a disposition easily to
be moved to complacent SENSATIONS:
he requests our attention m. an espe-
ciai mahnerto the circumstance of Mr.:
Jackson's recall having been ANNOUNCE
ed, no. (says he {" as in ordina,s ca
" ses, IN the case Of M. Erskine for IN
: stance, through the minister himself.
: but directly from the soverezen., A
most royal taisam for our wounds. in.
Iced a letter g direcHy from the
sovereign!" A most, kingly consola-
ilon, and worthy of particnlar remark.
But the editor Of the Intelligencer is a
little unfortunate9n his allusion to Mr.,
Ersktah (; for Mn Yrs kine was recalled.
not for an ofe1ce epmmitted against
the government Of lie United States.
but for an ofphce committed, as alledr-
ed, against his own government. There
was, OF course, no improperly in sig-
nifying Mr.. Erskine-s recall through
the medium of that gentleman himself;
whilst, as to- Mr.. Jackson, 10 have
made him the organ Of communication
would have been gross outrage. In
truth, communications Of anv sort
through the medium of Mir. Jacksou,
we presume to have been pretty much
out OF the question, because the Presi-
dent had, SO loag ago as last Noye5a.
Der, refused to receive'auy communists
ton from him. We cannot, therefore.
perceive how &c the manner in which
Mr.. Jackson has been recalled sc evip. :
ces (accordingto Mr.. Gales own shew-
ing) any thing like respect for the feel.
ings OF the American government.o
On the contrary, we think the manner
OF Mr.. Jackson's recall, from Begin
ming to end, has been cavalier, impe:.
tinent, and most ungracious. Inc
editor OF the Washington paper NAV
be assured that. we are not Disposed to
cavil athim On Sigh, grounds in pro-
portion to our good will towards him
WIN be our csudor and il is wit great
pain that we find ourselves. compelled
TO criticise opinions which flow from
source that we wish to respec but
which can only be respectable by being
Just.
Iris nine months since Mr.. lack ,on's
functions were suspended by the pre-
'ident 1t is FIVE or six mon,hs since
Mr.. Pintney notified lord Wellesley Of
the fact, and requested the apDoin,-
ment OLA successor, What was the
,ondcvt oftbe British governments on
Mr.. Piokoey's notification to that lordl
a two months silence ensued, and
hen his loTdship oondescended 10 IN
iorm the American minister that psr-
'on would be sent hi her TO take charge
of the papers of the British lie {a,Ion.
Does that person Immediately come. +,
No: Three or four months more .-'aose
'efore mot Mr.. Jackson's sue cessor,
'uD kscrctsry of legation arrives
Meantime Dir. Jackson parades thru
he country, furnishes secret fuel for
edition, and oPsnly fans the fame cf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. 4.

The recall of Mr. Jackson has been announced
10 our governmen, in letter from his Britannia
Majesty TO the President of the United States.
The aPpoin ment of Mr. Morier, as his Britain.
mic Majesty's Secretary of Legation to The Uni
ted States has been announced in. letter from
Loi9 Wellesley to Mr Secretary Smith. with
the further information that Mr. Morier would act
IA the character Of his Majesty's Charge des At.
faives until the appointment of MT 7Jaekson's
successor. Intel,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
.RALEIcn, nv. C.l Sent. |.

ANALciSh3 tNs III Oepts o.
Beware Of Counterfeits.-A coun-
terfsit S so Virginia note of the Bank
of Richmond, was offered in this CITY
on Tuesday last, by a Gentleman from
Tennessee. The plate, paper, and
signature was badly executed the
paper thinner than usual and appeared
to have been oiled.
ThssNashville Review Of August 10
says,
A number Of counterfeit notes Of
the Bank of Virginia are in circulate
on. The engraving is badly executed
and the paper is of an inferior qualify
to that of the genuine notes, but the
signatures are well Initiated. We
have as yet only heard of those ot
100, 20, and 10 dollars but no doubt
all denominations have been counter.
feited. Persons unexplained with
bank notes would do.well to be eau
tlous in receiving them from
strangers. We have also seen coun.
terfeit notes of the Trenton Bank, and
OF the Bank of Columbia In N. York.
the latter of FIVE and three dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
BLUE DEVILS.
To which will be added, the musical farce
Of the
SPOIL'D CHILD.

Doors to be opened a. 6, and
the performance to begin At : O'Clock.
TIT Tickets to be had a, Mr.. Da"
yis's Printing Office, and es,he Thea
trs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,
POSTSCRIPT

To the Boston Gazette OF Sept. 6.
Arrived, the Lothario, Glover, from
Liyerpool-Dry Goods. Sailed soil.
July.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
WASHING I ON CRY, Sept. S.

DIR D-In this city, yesterdsy morn
ing Colonel JoHN WaITiNc, Of the fifth
Regiment Of the United STATES Infantry
aged about 81. $50
At Alexandria, on Friday last Colonel
DENNIS RAMSAY, 10 thes6th year of his
age. --3A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
RI G H ~ o N d,


I A letter from respectable mercan.
tile HOUSE. In Liverpoot TO their cores.
Pondent in thisici.y. nader the'da of
25th July, says-sslWhsat and -four
still continue steady articles and in,
demand, and from the general appear
ance of things we are inclined 60 be.
lieve they will support their prices thro'
the year.* sTobaccoes + of7fne Rich
mond quality arc wanting inferior
will not at all answer.-1'he failures
in this country are numerous and a.
larmipg." 81
Flour &c 70 ess Wheat 10 10 les Cd. Ito
baceo from Sd tc7d hraOy.
THE alacrity with which the crews
OF English ships Of. war seize all OBJ
portunitics to escape from the confine.
meut of their floating bas,iles. is good
evidence of the tyraury of the British
naval service. The British prints, Of
ten commeNt on the severity of Bona.
paste's discipline and the desporism Of
his transcription But can either the
one or the other be worse than. the En-
glisA Dress gang or the boatsw aims Cat
at hAgang-wav? To an American
the thought,of British naval oppressi-
on is CALLING indeed. Thousands CT
our fellow-citizeas are subject to the
scourge of the scoundrels of the o.
cean; who, protected by a, plundering
government. think themselves autho-
rised to Pillage and outlaw our pro-
perry and citizens wherever they lind
them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
hitbnonn Gbeatrc.

On "Wednesday Evening, (by particular
desired WILDE presented, the ceIebrs ed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11

Prom London papers to 2sib July.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
BLUE BEARD.

End Of the OPERA l.youriie interlud,
Qor the first timf hsTs) called
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11

Flour &c % ess Wheat 10 TO les Sd. + To-
bacco from Sd I'D hraoy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

Non Eif@rCoRfsr, excepting the two
FIRST sections Which exclude English
and French hubhc ships from our har-
b0rs ; and also laying aduIy OF Fft
Per Cem. ON the present duties Oh all
goods, sc of The products, growth and
manufactures Of Great Britain OF
France, and their dependencies -
These duties 70 take effect Immediately
on the signing 9fthc bill. in case either
rescind their orders or DEGREES, then
the so per cent. duty is to be taken off
as to that one, and the Non Intercourse
Law revived as to the other, by Proc
lamation As this measure was agreed
to ia caucus, it is expected it will pass
the Senate Immediately.
Thus will the people, particularly
the Commercial part of them, see the
result of the elections in Massachusetts,
and Nezv-HamhShire. The plans of
the J4tato had been kept back until those
elections have been determined and
all their patriotism eyaporates in gross
tax of so per cent. on the present du-
lies. Although the Nezv- York cleo
ten has not yet happened, it is not pos
sible that this most oppressive meas
ure should be known in that State, as
to affect the result.
I" There remains much obscurity in
what transpires from the Cabinet res
pecting the Dispatches recently recei-
we'd. All, however, agree in saying
that France is more oppressive, inso-
lent and piratical than ever.-Some
say, as to G. Britain, that the ribs of a
treaty have arrived while others
maintain, that since the signature of
GILES Resolution has been known III
London, the conduct of that Court bias
altered"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
BOSTON, APRIL %.
Important Intel, gence.

Lhlp0Ft05' HiLtIIe SC7lcc'
A gentleman who arrived in town
last evening, from the Vineyard, has
communicated the following article of
intelligence =
{" Saturday, April 81, Let. 50, Sc.
Capt. Foster was brought to by gun
from schooner with French broad
pendant flying at her main-toP mast
head. She enquired how far she was
from land, and how Block Island bore
said she was 90 days CUT, from Bor
deaux, bound COR n. York, with des-
patches Tor goyernlnent--that a treaty
had been concluded between England
and America-.as she was under way,
could not ask her any more questions.
The Captain and crew appeared 10 me
to be Americans, and all the orders
were given in English.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

THURSDAY, APRIL ~. .
A motion 70 rcscind the motion 70 ad
1urn the 23d inst. was taken up, and pas
ID Yeas SO, Nays 47.-The lst Ma,
was substituted.
MR MAcoN's BILL, NO. 2.
The engrossed bill for repeating Tx
Nan Intercourse LGsg, &C. sc. was called ~
and the question, shall ne Till pass agar
debated and carried, Yeas 81 Nays AZ
= IL zpas seEt Immediately T. the Senate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
B.nning Of .Imerican KesseLs.

Attempts have been made in New
York, TO discredit the report Of Cap
Tain Folger, that tn. French burnt, and
Otherwise DESTROYED, the American
shipping driven or their possession in
the tate storm at Cadiz 10 these
suggestions, Capt. T. has officially an
nounced in the papers, 1,4ettde French
not ONLY destroy ed tie american ship
ping, driven vithintneir reach by stress
Of weather, but that the officers and
crew Of ihese unfortunate vessels, were
immediately imprisoned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
Ny tbs aFails.
TIE NAKED TRUTH.

TIE NAKED TRUTH.
IKE 'deruon TIA; Mr. Erfkine was authoriz
Cd hy the Br'iGl MinRry TO make The ar
'@ngement lac aid laf ipring, with our
government, and that the dilavowal Of the
f.rns by the Britiih, was a breach of faith
LAS been repeated thoufand times hy de
mocrA's and democratic papers aud thou
iandsiu thu country, from this circum1ance,
have been led TO believe il was fact Ev-
cry man acquainted with the transactions
Of this bu!i.'eis (who had not an obiect in
deceiving the people, knew Mr. Erfkine was
NOT authorized TO make the arrangement.
Yet thofe who had an agency il the buzz
ncis were willing 10 take advantage of the
deiuhon. so long as the public can be i'm
poied upon, 70 long the iiory that he had
Ofbe, mi DsionS, will be repeated, Blu, il IS
needless to multiply words the object in
view was TO aid the democrats, and il has
had that effect We will only add the de-
carations of Mr.. ErG,ine himeelf, in lup-
porr of the opinion which we have uniform
iy entertained and expre(led upon this af-
fair. Thofe who doubt, after reading the
following letter, nun be determined to
continue in CROFT
WASHINGTON, lit AUGUST, 1900.
My dear Sir,
Your enquiries relative to the late
arrangement would have been anfwer-
ed by me, but you will have heard the
facts, and have leen a copy of part
of my inltru6tions.
From rhele you will perceive that
IblUe dfpartedfr9D, tie letter of them,
and have apparently not received The
rec2gaitisns required By Mr. Canning.
What grounds had for believing l
had received them in their J6Hit-
time will fhow. Your knowledge of
the contribution of the United States
viii enable you to fee that the pref
dent had no power to give the recog-
nl;lons aiked in a FORMAL NOTE
becauie it reifs with congrefs to de.
rermine the attitude in which the
United States ought to fand with
reipe6t to foreign nations-My argu-
ment was ProvJf9aal, and founded up
on an expe6fafi57 and mdeyFanaing Of
what would be the cour(e of meat
ures, which would BE- adopted by
congreis.
/ know full we'll, thar it would be
impoilible, as preliminary ftipula-
ton, to call upon the United States
to undertake to place herfelf in aetu-
al hoftllty with fuch powers as
might execute DEGREES in violation Of
the neutral rights of the United
States-but | had the mef pejitivc
reai6ns Tor believing, that fuch oonfc-
quence would follow from the remo-
val Of the orders in council.
My gsVrWnent haze mdsu5tedI
rigbt TO aySUo1V my agreement, and
they haze done every thing that became
an bonorabLe nation to preUent any evil
consequences ariGng to the citizens
of this country, from trulting that the
terms OF the Agreement would be
fulfilled.
The only anxiety that | feel is, that
no further bad consequences may en-
fue-and that the good underftand-
ing between the two governments,
which | was confident was quickly
coming about, may not be Interrupt
ted, Yours.
DAVID M. ERSKINE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1910.
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE.


The bill on the subject, called " Ma.
CONS bill No. q" was taken up. MIR.
GHoLsoS withdrew his amendment to it ;
and
Mr.. JoHNsl on moved two adj ional sec
tons, one OF which revives the two sections
OF tile non Intercourse Law, for excluding
orelgn armed vessels from our waters ;
and the other for laying an additional DUTY
Of FJfiy Per Gent on all English and French
goods, produce, &c. imported. CT These
nezr Guiiss take place immediately on the
passing Of the bill.
After much debate and variety of mo
tons were decided on, The first section was
agreed to, Ayes Sand the second,
Ayes 50.
Other amendments were made when the
Committee rose and reported the bill.
The House Immediately took il up A mo.
ton TO have the amended bill printed, was
negstived. 50 10 IS The amendments
were agreed to. That laying an additional
duty Of Ffy per cent, passed. Ayes 50,
Noes, p.
An amendment authoizing a suspension
OF the restrictions as TO the nation revoking
its eoicts was also adopted. Several adj
diional amendments were negatived; when
the question, Shat the biN be e, crossed, ana
read the Ind riHe ? was carried-Ayes 60.
Noes 10
The bill was ordered to be read third
time and the House adjourned at 10 o'clock,
alter session OF twelve hours.
Mr.. Secretary GALLATIN made a report
I'm parD on the subject Of American Man,
utac,ures, and loco copies were ordered to
be printed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
FRIDAY, APRIL 20.

T" The House of Representatives has
become very thin of members besides
those already departed, leave of absence
was given, this day, to four others.
Gen. WTLkinS0n has addressed a
letter to the Speaker, requiring his
character to be investigated with lib
erty 10 confront his accusers.
Mr.. Randolph has reported his
bill for the reduction Of the navy ii
oontemplates the sale Of ALL the Gun
Boats-all the frigates, except three !;
and all the other armed vessels, except
three, reserylng The guns and equip
ments.
" A lengthy debate took place this
day, OH a motion for amending the Ma
tional Bank bill, so as to augment the
number of shares to l25OO."
JoHNsToN, who proposed the new Fifty
per cent. additional duties, declared that Re-
venue was not the object, but the punish
naeat Of France and England. What SOL
oman in Council F! The people of the u.
States are to be TAXED to the tune of -Four
Millions a year, to punish Britain and France
for their orders and DEGREES
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
FROM FLASHING row

aAPRIL 10, 1910. After an ardous
struggle the House has PASSED, and
scnl 10 the Senat-, Bill repeating the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
Clfbentb Gongrfss.... I'D. Sfssion.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
T UESDAY, APRIL i

TUESDAY, APRIL IL.
MR.. RANDOLPH moved a resolution
stating the PRAYER Of the Nezs- England
Claimants of Georgia Lsnds to be unreason-
able, unjust, and ought not to be granted.
The House refused TO consider this motion
81 TO 46. He then moved that the petition
ers have leave to withdraw their petition.
But no question was taken on it and the
whole subject ordered to lie on the table
81 to SO.
Several bills from the Senate were taken
up.-One to allow drawbacks on goods
transported by land to Boston and Newpoyt,
passed.
REDUCTION OF ARIh1, sc.
A motion, that the Military Establish
ment Of the U. States ought to be reduced,
was debated; and agreed to-Ayes 81,
Noes 81. [QTH !. Supposed the army qUiH be
reduced TO the old Peace EStabish,nent--oBYRt
1000 men. A motion to reduce the Navy,
also passed, Ayes IS, Noes 40. Commit
tees were ordered to report bills on the sub
lect.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-18

sstipg letters they were such a. ihe pst;;.
dent did NOT ftnse, 40 communicate.
: If answers have y,t been received ;.
them, they, are withhsld from he p,,tt H.
What now shall We think sof the deeh,,
tion. that .ti,e annals Of those. dask ac,.
when force was HE acknowledged a,bi,,,,
between nasicns, may be rsnsssk sd al ,a;n
for ! preesdent. Tor such delay as has oeeu,
rcd On: this occasion! What reliance i, -
be placed on the Representations Of man
thus apparently unmindfpl. OF the. fact, h.
details, and thus regardless Of The true ma.
lure of those circumstances with which h.
seeks to inHan,e the American people!
virtuous though misplaced indien,.
ton .atE,he disrespeet offered u his country.
in not re turning in lesssi hau ,ro months an
answer 10 q letter. ssNyi,ing ihe recall Of
MI. Iackson, really animated this eour,
sdi,ar, yand induced this at.smpt to inru,.
inso bis f.lIow:ei,izens the angry fame
which rlews iu his own bosom. how come,
!. Il that be 10 so profoundly injiifrreu, re-.
..spsc,ing The infinitely more conjunction,
s;lrncr'nf France We heard nothing then.
and wShrar nothing still Of the inu.ili.y #
searching the annals Of dark sgss for a pre-.
erdsnt for refusing 10 nnswer the humble
rtqurt, Of q friend, to knew whether q 20.
vernEen, avows or disavows tss &C, Of
burning the properly Of ,,ha, friend on tho
high staA. The In.siligsnesr could l,arn
with perfect somrosure, thas the govern.
men, oil France refused TO re,raet or explain
language, such u, had On no e.. msr coca.
sion ever been addressed TO an indspsnd.n o.
nation. ..,...
VIVA, produces this outrageous passion
in the one rnsr and this tame atquiesesnee
in the o,her' Why is such article used in
The one case to stimulate the passions Of the
people while the other. glides into oblivion
withou, solitary eomm.nt!
The ressot, 10 obvious. The one is the
&C. Of England, and the oIhe, the act Of
France.
ARMINlUS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-18
ARAiINlUS.
PHILADELPHIA, 1une II.

EAAAA - LAE tin, JNHe 1%'
Yesterday arrived, ship Aaiable, Capt,
Hedelius, SO days from Got,rnburch.-
Captain H. does not re olIeet ,ha. any new
orders or DEGREES respecting neuirals and
others, had been issued lately, but things
we're much in the Stale " hen We last heard
from thence, except ;l'as on the 18Th April,
j, was publishedin all the churches in Swe.
asn, tina, the importation Of every ati,le Of
English produce or manufacture, and &c.
morally tina, all trade with England was pro.
hibited. He informs that the Danish pri-
va,rers and cruisers were out, but paid
some respee, TO the American flag. That
the brig Beilair, late Jacobs, was tried at
Touaingen and cleared. That, owing to
the representations Of John French, charge
de affaires at Stockholm, the commuuiea.
ticr by packets, between England & Sws.
den, would shortly alter the sailing of the
Amiable be stopped. That no,wi,hs,and-
ing the orders OF the Swedish government,
British vessels OF war we're Noored At the
entrance Of the river Of Gol,enburgh, and
th..ra few days before the departure Of the
Amiable, on English sloop Of war which
had received damage in an engagement
with some Danish gun.boats Of WinGo,
WAS refused admi.,sncs a,Got.enburS wh.:s
enc attempted 10 90 TO repair.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-18
Bryan Hampson. s. CO.

Have just receivedGd eGrJa SAX,
10 hhds. and so barrels FIRST quality sugar
- DO. seco"d quality, -
10 pipes old London particular Madclfa,
, pipes and derces London marker and
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES,
30 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old jamaica Spirits,
pipe old cognae Brandy,
so barrels New England Rum,
40 doprime Wkiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
10 do Young Tyson TEAS, Of this years
importation, 80 o..
And selected for famiIy use.
also, the best selected Flour for do.