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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13
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FROM THE N. Y COLUMBIAN.
FORENSIC ELOOUEN-CE.

The following speech of Counsellor Samh
son is recommended to the reader as hien
finished specimen OF bar -eloqu nee
On The prosecution of lanes Cheethanu
for l. bel ON MADAM Bon .ev.Ilc publish
ed in his Life Of Paine The counsti for the
li1elier took two grounds of defence:
1St, That the facts charged were true.
81. That TIE defendant was az historian
aud as ,such had Il right To publish what he
hao heard and believed, thoash it rejected
Ola an InnoCent person.
Ihr first position was, after a contemDti
Die II 1T 10 support it, abandoned even, by
the nbeler's counsel. They were a>han
cd OF 1t themselves Several ladies' or ,hc
hrst DIS motion whose daughters nad been
entrusted To he Care of madame bounevnie
u learn the French language appeared in
Court, and testified 10 the unbieu,ished cha
racter OF this muc.I injta ed fe,nals.
re coui sci tor the neiler ,hen had re
Course to heir last ground. anc strenuousIy
maintained the piincipie they had laid down.
lhey perhaps ielt Confidence In The cou,t
as 1t had IN an early stage of the trial mi
mated an opinion favorable to the new and
eA'raVaSah' Pre'ensIOn set up by q libel er
under the name OF historian Nor wa
TINS confidence mi. placed. Mr.. REcoR-
DER HOFFMAN, diIeCIed the jury ,nt ii,
tney should BIZ ofopaion that Mr.. CHeelhuDr
mad o&en informed of what he wrote, and
believed it, he was justified, and that tho
madame Bonneville was an innocent woman
they were authorised to acquit Mr.. Cheet
nam. He also read the letter Of a man bv
the name Of Carver, as justification OF the
lIbeiier, though his counsel had no. mcnti..
oned it.
L ms monstrous doctrine, which leads 10
the total prostration of private reputation
1t not to the dissolution of civl, society, was
promptly rejected by tho jury, (althoueb
Composed OF men of different puitlcal SEMI
ments) who returned i'll few minutes
verdict of guilty.
The Court, however, when the libeller
came UP the next day TO receive his sentence
higniy commended The book which contain.
ed me libellous publication, declared that il
tended to serve The cause of religion, and
imposed no other punish ment on the libelIei
than Tie payment of $50 dollars, win d, ,
rection that the costs be taken out OF it!
Mr.. Recorder Hoffman does not belong tn
what IS called the REPUBLICAN, party in
America.
Mr.. Sampson rose, with full knowledge
OF the peculiar opinion Of the court. and al
dressed an independent jury, i'll the speech
which follows.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13

Hoy Virtue of decretal order of the Court
B vi the United States for the fifth Circuit,
and Virginia district. pronounced on the 2lst
Gay of June, 1899, amended by AN order entered
the pain day OF May, 1910, IN suit wherein
John Lloyd, executor OF the surviving partner
of Capel * Osgood Hanbury, was plaintiff. and
Robert Patton and Others were defendants, /
SHALL on the first day OF August next, sell To the
highest bidder, on credit OF one two and three
. years the whos ofthe Estate called MANS
FIELD, Subject to the dower-rights of the ell
der Mrs Page, and to tenancy, during the pre-
sent year, on the balance. TINS elegant and val
u.oie property lies within one mile oil Fredet ks
burg The houses are among the best III the
State. The situation is extremely healthy, and
supplied with the best water--rlfe soil is suppo
: sed TO be equal Co any on tue Rappahannock Ri
vee !; Oh the border OF which, nexnaustibie quar-
ries OF excellent free stcne may be opened, pro-
missing great profit TO a man Of enterprise Mrs.
Pages dover is IN l,0i4i acress The reversion Of
winch, after her interest IS spent, will constitute
one Lot The part held by the tenants OF Ro-
bert & Page, consisting of 6725 acres, will con
sttute another Lot and the Balance, of 1,l37
MAKE t..e thru Lot. On tnis last, there are a.
bout 500 acres OF wood land, and on the Others,
there is the usual proportion of wood. If /
should Ind that II would suit views of purcila-
Sers better, the Lots may be modified on the day
OF sale.
AT the same time, 8. in pursuance of the same
orders, will sell IN different Lots, OIL the same
terms, about ei-ven or twelve hundred acres on
MasssPonax, devised ny the late Col Page to US
son John 4 Page The sales will commence at
10 o'clock before the front door OF William
Aerndon's Tavern. in Fredericksburg, and be
adjourned, Unnecessary, from day 10 day ...f
The purchaser OF each Lot must give bond,
with approved security, for the purchase money,
and the land is to rem iin bound & he sold on
default Of payment, ir much ready money,
As may BE- sufficient to raise the balance then due
and the residue, credit to meet the future m
stalnent, or iastalments the proceeds of which
re sde is to be IN like manner secured; and this
operation Of re sale tobe made as often as such
ceSsive defaults sh II require conforming each,
60 the terms prescribed tor the fl ST.
compleat map of the land Will be left with
NJ Alspp, at Mansfield, who will show the
prems BENZ AMIN Bolts.
NJ, % eDtds
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Mr.. SAlgP 8OW9S REPLY
GENrLEMEY OF rHE Jury.

YEN TLEMEH OF THE JURY,
lhe counsel who clio
sea the defence finished by Caution r. Won
dgdihs' the eloquent defamation o. his ad
yersaries, with what justice you can iude.
IL scarce iy became him to- do SO, after he and
MS colleague had added to ever, praet,c.i
resource NAT skill and deep finesse could
offer, torrent OF defamation, and a di,Dla,
OF talent worthy b, ttel cause. Far d, lTsr
ent IS the TRACK l shall pursue and httie do
they know me, who suppose that | cenld IN
any ching initiate an example SO worthy to
DC stunned. II wou q little profit the Deo
pie ~ whose behalf 1 now appear. or tha,
injured lady in defence of whose unsuiled
honor ! stand forward, 20 mix her Claim with
any SUBJECT foreign TO her cause. The tai
uinS language ot saucy elOquence, the loud
"uddcious rant 81 buis erOus words. would m
accord with the sad accents Of " oinan's zen
ger soiFows: with those ias ructions she
has given, Which are commands to n,e.-----
II could lay before you the silent anguish
"i her giiet-wOrh soul, her wounded so,r,t
aud her broken heart, should be eloquent
aud eloquent enough
out whois he that can describe the wounds
'hAt snow not outwardly. but bleed within
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13

INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
The subscriber is authorised to sell tie
large & commodous BRICK BUILDING, ON
the Main Street on ShockG Hiii, at present oc-
cuped ~ Mr.. Kvsiain-Aiso, the small BRI OK
HOUSE, next above tue which Mr.. RI
valim lives, and the two WOODEN TENE-
MENTS between the last mentioned house and
Mrs BraNions-For particu,'rs enquire of
s'a THOS. TAYLOR.
NV 90. 1910. If
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+ or Published BY Thomas Richie, nearly op
P,site she Globe 1avesr:, Richmond, Yirgin,d.
= ~ CONFERENCE.-The dollars a year, 70
be paid annually In adodnee. Those zpho spish TO
be considered annual subscribers, mast hereafter
Sdesisna:e it the time Of subscribing, otherwise
sheir passrs will be discontinued at the expiration
of the frsf year.
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u BANK OE VIRGINIA

HE President aud I,,re cturs have this day
declared dividend Of FIVE per cent on the
CAPITAL stock for the last half Year which will be
paid to the shareholders on application a, the bank
IN person., or i,v attorney. after tie 18th ms,
.IOHN BROCKEWBROUG II Cashie,
IllN :, O..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13

EMUVAL THOMAS DiDDEP, CRATE
~ t'il for tue liberal support he has experien-
ced in his trade, respectfully informs his custo.
mers and the Public generally, that ne has re.
moved his Tailor's Shop to the main street ad
Joining Robert Bells, sadder. and opposite DIR
Duvai's apo,hecary shop, where he will thank
fully receive any business in his line, and hopes
by attention and -ndeavors to please, TO merit a
continuance of favor
Richmond, May 8 ep3m
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EVONFORMABLY to deed of trust to us
- executed, bearing date the 31st January
1905, for certain purposes therein expressed,
will be sold to the highest bidder, for cas-
or the 30th instant at Jonn Kings near William
Hendersons Store in Richmond County, Virginia,
the following property 60 witt Stephen, Saran
Esther, Lucy, & Solomon, or many thereof as
will satisfy the amount specified il said deed of
trust.
THOMAS PLUMMER,
RICHARD STREET, e'
July 6, 1910 IDS
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~ TERRELL and l.. ATKINSON, have
NJ removed their SCHOOL, from the
man street, to shady and retired situation on
the hii, adjoining Southgate's.
May 90 IT
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4 ANDS FOR SALE-rhe Subscriber of
IL f.rs for sale, his
~ y n ~ on dArn

TRACT or LAND,
Lying in the county of Amherst, on inc waters Of
P.ney river, adjoining the lands Of James Frank
I'm, rel Frankln's estate, Micsj h Camden,
William S Crawford and Bartlett Cash con-
tanning near 300 acres This tract lies extremely
well upon IL IS considerable quantity OF mea
dow ground, 1t is very fertile, welt watered and
well adapted to the culture OF corn, wheat and
tobacco upon it is g plantation sufficient to work
eight hands, considerable part of is fresh land,
and the whole oft is IN high state of cultivatiUn
we'll enclosed, and divided into four fields /;
each field in ~ turn has been sowed III small
gram, part OF the gram has been rolled in the
RSlaster OF Paris, and the whole have been sowed
m their turn IN red clover, which grows luxuri-
ant on tllsplaHtaton; th,t, together with the
white clover, which grows naturally upon It,,
produces very five pastnrage, there is also upon
II very good apple orchard, and there has lately
been buii thereon, some useful and valuable hOu-
SIS. further description is deemed uimecesss-
ry, as It rs presumed that no person will purchase
Without first viewing the lands. Tie overseer
tVmg on the plantation, wltl 4hew the land to any
person wishing TO purchase.
ALSO-Onv other tract, lying in Goachland
county, on both sldas of Tuckaioe creek, ON the
north side OF the Three Chop road, adjoining The
Bends Of 'BeDjam Hughes, Benz tmin Watkins
and Elisha Leaks estate, containing three hun
dred and fifty acres, considerable part of this
land is cleared, and none oft has been in cutiya
tion for some yeas past It is land Of good SOIL
and is well adapted to the culture Of corn and
wheat, and IS very convenient to market, being
about twenty three miles from the city Of Rich.
mond
y These Lands will be sold on tis1e, and the pay.
Inens made accommodating TO purchasers For
further particulars respecting this last tract Of
lend, apply to Cob RODert IL Saunders, living
near It ~ tire said county, or 90 the subscriber in
tse city Of Richmond WILLIAM GAIT.
April 81 If
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EoK SALE, H1USE c. Lor on .rry

E>OK SALE, HoUSE G LOT on F.rry
street, near Cputts's Ferry The lot is &C
feet IN front, and l32 feet deep, having suiii len
room on the back of it for lumber house will
convenient access to it 'T'is pleasant and de
sirab!e situation for private fsmy. and rents as
weilas any house in the city further descripti
on ot IT is thought unnecessary, as it presume
that no person will purchase wihou, first viewing
the premises For terms apply to James Sea
brook, next door above the Post Office.
July 10 tr
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Iune %.

slY Virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date the.
I'D 9tli day OF pfil, 1902, executed by Ma
thanel Harris to me, for tie purpose of securi o.
a sum oil money therein mentioned, TO the late.
firm oil Buchanan, Dunlop, md Go | wni pro
cred on 1onddy che i3tn day vi August next, a,
/ III O'Clock, onftlIe rtmIses, to sell ut Public
Auction, on credit of one, two ma three years.
(equai nstalments) RACT OF LAND, on
rahs Creek, IN the county OF PItisyivana con
ia'nns by estimation 3U70 acres, more or less
beng the same Which the said Harris inherited
from ms Decreased father, and on which there are
4 good Dwelling House, Store House, Distdle
~ and many Other Improvements.
Bonds wI,h approved security, to bear interest
from HE date, ~! be required, but tie iAterest
WA oe reunited If the principal is punctually
paid.
JOHN DUNLOP
Petersburg, July 6, 1910 If
4 CEN LIE VI AN, who has taught The Greek
IA Lam and English Languages, for several
years past, WISHES cUpioJ ment for the ensuing
year. HIS name and place OF residence may be
known ~ applying to the Editor ftbe Enquirer
WITT whom lac l'as deposited the most satisfactory
testimonials u hS qualifications and success as
Teacher,
June -. v.f
WANTED, n 58AMSTNESS of good cha
W acier sad dsposi,ion--ior whom, q very
l''NS wiz " 5NSns III CASH. Apply 1t
this Office
Jdne Is IS
( EFT in tie possession Of some person in or
e. ab rt Richmpas, by Thomas Denike, CAPT.
OF the Schooner Pesrs9Hs from PhtlqdeIphta
box MhRCHih DIE, addressed 10 Charles
Brydle, care VI dessrs Love q Cutler, Peters.
burg The gentleman ~ whose care the said
box is left, IS rtqGesitd 20 give information TO
Mr. Robed Graham Of Manchester, who j. au.
uorssd toreceigc tie same, aGd WHO viii pay
reifh, and storage.
July 8 I'm
NJ AtHANIhL SHEPPARD, Aftoyaey al
IN Law, has removed MS Office 70 the room
YER the Arch, opposite the Closer 4vern, where
ne SheriH's Office Of Hcaslco g.s fosmerly kept
!uly 6. 30
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June 10. tbs
- The sale of the above property is postpo-
medic the st July, when IT will positively take
place
June IS. tbs
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K , ing NOTES were forwarded par sail, Il
Philadelphia, by Messrs. NJ ,Clure and EiIer OF
Cisiksviil:., Tennessee, viz:
A S 100 No 1884, Bank of Virginia. Petersburg
con Office, 6 July, 1905
7 May, 1875
The first halves of the above Notes, were sent
enclosed in hotter 20 Samuel Csrsweu under
date OF the l1th December, 1859, and duly re
ce',ed. The second halves were sent on the 1S /,
Dec 1909, but were not received.
A S 100 No 1879. Bank ofvirg IA March 1919
100 1913, 90. 81 October, 1909
The first halves u the above notes were sent to
Robert Smith & Co IN letter dated tie I1th
December, 1909, aud were duly receiverl--Th-
second halves, sent on the 1871 Dec. 1902 but
not received
iG No. 41s9. U S Bank Charleston Office,
sob Ju"e, 1e17.
A 90 1922, Virginia Bank - 49,
Ny, 1879
IL April, 1906
Sent the above to Samuel and S. Jackson, ST.,
January, 1S09-Not cut. nor received by them
B S SO No7e5, Bank OF Virginia, May TO- 1909
Sent John Morrel, Jan 1SlO-not cut nor ne
ceivsd.
B S 90 No 1908, Bank of Virginia, March IL
1909
- so S12, do Nav IA, 1900
Sent to Jacob Hassinger, 8 Jan I81O-Notrc
ceved
Fifty Dollars reward will he paid to any person
who Will deliver the above BANH-NOT'ES S, { or
in the same proportion for AZ, part oi them) to
Messcs Robert Smith = 60 of Philadelphia or TO
the subscriber in Richmond.
N. W. HANCOCK.
July 8 3w
Ma ADEIRA WINE. believed to be OF the We
IVA ny best quality-sor sale by the Pipe or
HoSshead.
GIBSON c, JEFFERSON
!une -.
ME Subscriber intending in few DAYS to
leave this State for Europe, gives notice
that Francis X Strobia is his attorney III fact 10
transact his business III his absence.
THOMAS. CILLIAT
a MILLER, who can come well recommen.
L ded, may fad employment by application
to tie subscriber, 6 miles above Genito Bridge
MART NE-iDE
Amelia County, June % Al
ToHN TAYLOE's fine liLLEA8LE Bar
~ IfON--I'he subscribe expects . boat ioa,l
OF 1t every day, and means have a continuance
OF constant supply nd therefore invites the
SmHhs IN this place and Petersburg, aEd IN the
country 10 make trial OF It's quality, thSt the CAr
's'A,- - - - ~ - .>-had
AHCRIBiLO .EcGALL ~
Mallory on the Besn,
June 80. &c
Two or three 1ouyg Ladies, (fiom III e coun.
= try,@ whose parents 'SisE ,cIn benefited Dy
any sernia.ny OF learning. IN Richmond, may be
accommodated vita BOARD, IN u resDectaaI,
family Fer particulars, apply to the q, mo-. OF
tie Enquirer
Jun g
w ILL Be SOLD, at Hanover cou.t nous
on the fourth "Wednesday in TINS month
Dc "'g court day--T,e % acres IF LAND con.
Veyed oJ deed of trust from Rlcha d t. Arm.
s.tohS ana wife TO us, for the purpose of secu
ilfS debt due TO Psrke Street The trust deed
hears date the Sd of May, 1903 and IS OF record
IN the court OF tins county
ANTADN1' STREET,
>, 6. p GOOUALL
Hanover, JULY 6. ids
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~ UN-POWDER THE proprie,ors of the
VI RLcHtfONH POWDER INNS. oHe
fer sale, by tie key or lager quantity, and II
Gun Powder, g'-zed and unglsi cd warrahted
oqual to any inf0ried, ard on reasonable terms
Retailers At liberty TO return The powdcr, II
BOT approved. Apply To
r. JAnES BROWN, .1,. Or,
DAHlD 4 BURR
May %. 2awzs&lawtf
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p virtue ola deed oftrust, executed by James
- Hurt, to the subscriber, to satisfy aud pay
sum of money therein mentioned due to JohI +
Price: Win be sold, for ready money, the
9th day of this present month. at the Eagle Ia
vern, the brick HOUSE G. LOT, belonging to
the said Hurt, lying and beng IN he city of Rich
Inond. the street running parallel wild, the
north side of tie basin ofthe canal, particular
~ described in the SAID deed.
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n DNER Use MENT Oh the 1874 dav of
- July next, II tari II moi, the next iai, dly at
'"e MANSION house of the late Samuel Mont.eI,r.s
decd. IN the lower end of Essex County ~ Al
DC solo, to the highest bidder, all the PERSON
AL ES ATE OF The SAID ,.eceient. coosisI,n.,
OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hops. Horses II ~
H"id aud Kitchen furniture, and Plantation II
'ehsiS SIX nonths credit will be allowed The uur
Ii'ssers' nor All sums exceeding Zen Dollars ON
uier GIVING pond with approved security, to car
n'nefeSt from the date, If not punctualiy paid
Atthe same time, will be sold for re,,l, 1o1na,
tA"y OF; /ortY likely NEGRO SLAVES, con.
sstng oi men, women. boys and g,.ts ANY per
sons havg money due him by replevy Bonds.
execution Bond, OF forth coming oond. will m,
"howed to purchase in discount thereof
July AA"''N's''a 40,
{ ; tie first onday in August next. It being
h'oe"arie court DIV, If fair, if not, the
a, A. lar day-WlHbe Sold IN the town of Cher
lotte syIle, the TAVEhW and aDp,rtersrccs .,
present occupied y Capt. TripIet. + Estes in
ssid town. Also, between aud : sores OF Uni
ADJ 'ininB SAID town, on tie following tenn. ~,
WI: i'' "
one fourth of the purchase money TO be paid ON
'r0 '''S' vi } dhu ry mex, ; one fourth ON th :,
OF 'huary, 1872; one fourth on the LIST I,,v
toi5 "'d the remaining fourth ON LIST OF I.,,,,o,y
1919 Bond, with approved security, aud a deed
OF trust on The property, will be required Of the
purchaser. The ABOVE mentioned property is SO
generally known, that minute description of >,
Is Thought unnecessary suili e il to say thst
'ne Tavern IS is'ge and comm0dious aud In good
Tp"''' ana moi interior as stand 10 any in inc
Upper Country Possession vg,ii be o,,ve1 49,, 80
Isl dsy 81 October Undnubted oOn,is din. o,,s
year before the two last instruments World b. ~
ee'Yed provided that no such bond !, for les,
Than 100 dollars. 'S''
o. J0RN NJ. .SHEPpIRD
II any person should be inclined 10 ,ur.b,s.
,ne above property b. private contract, sppllc ii
on may DC made to the subscriber i'm Deisou or b,,
letter at his residence at Scotch Town IT,. y
county. "
II sale should not be made, TIE above PRO.
per'y will be for rent lease, as may he ayr &c,
~. IN j. NJ S
- w. tlstA
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD El1o
ed'ffom Mr. J smts Snitn, ,oout the mid
die OF Nv last, aslsve, named SAM, VINO had
been empioved for several years past in that ,,en
tieman's Bake House
SA "a IS about twenty four or five wears ofage
low OF stature, and not very bulky; of youthful
APPEARANCE, dark compile Xior, countenance
with an inceSsant smile, approaching to grin,
and thereby discovers fine set of teeth, VIII CHI
ne is not a little fond Of showing lie is slow OF
speech, and when spoken 10 suddenly or quick
y, stanmers and hesitates exceedingly His
clothes not recocctcd
Some time in August last, a note was gwen
him by the Subscriber, (who then wished 10 dis
pose of him,) to took ou, for "a purchas .---Ir
merely purported the terms " to any person re
siding in Richmond. or it's neighbonrhood -
And as he has the note still in possession, he
will probably, under pre,ence Of seeking mas
ter. endeavor thereby TO eifcst hts escape out of
the State.
All masters ofvessels and ot.;ers are, there
fore forbid at their peril, harboring or carving
him off
The above reward viii be given, ana all rea
sonable charges allowed, # brought back IN Safe
ty 10
JOHN KING.
Richmond, July 10
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w TAINTED, n S2AMSTNEsS of good cha
W racier and disposiuon--iOr whom, a very
liberal pnce viii Dc gwen, in cash. Apply at
this office
June Is IS
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Richmond, July 10.
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70 ANH-NOTES LOST!i!-rhe follow
ing NOTES were forwarded par m III, TO
ph'iadciphia, by Nessrs. NJ ,Clure and Eiaer Of
Cisiksviil:, Tennessee, viz:
A S 100 No S34. Bank of Virginia. Petersburg
OIiice, July, 1905
lOo 500, Do. Do.
May, 1876
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4 hhds. reisiiing Sugar e =.
1. 10 do. 10, do. Molasses -saaS2 ~
& pipes Malaga Wine H-lg7S 8Fi
90 chests Gunpcwder Hyscn, & Young
Hyson. Teas Il. 81, >. u ~ = 80 q
so casks and 50 boxes Fresh Rsisins >
90 boxes. l0irsils, and ) casks 6gs
100 barrels rsss.s,, no, !, and 50 half par
pels ditto Boston Beef - -, !. ...,..,. ,,
5000 us. Grass Rope s,,, s.
90 boxes Chocolate ~ d
50 barrels Apples 4. 49,. 80 !. !.
frkfns Butter y
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IL tohs pisifet Parls S''f
90 bars swseds feQn ~
i g Co.,. New England Rsgr !,
80 tdxci Mould and Dipt Candles
~ hhds. Molasses y tI ~, ~,
&c. pieces Tow CSoth.. 4 : =. = 4...::
.Aise, Prem sloeb RP,gsr, ceptein lamfteA,
= Jism Mtphurgper, 800.
70; bsrrels N. E. Rum =
: 400, legs Salmon, ,ts. sg,; !, III 4
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Bsrboon Guffahs, Ravens Buck, Young
Hysoa Tea, Gernan Checks, Mnscpyaaq Su;
para, lIoIassss, sisss Ne. I and No. Beef
prisaes Pork, Mackarel, salmon, fsnness
OH, anxes Of Shoes Of. diHsrsnt qualities
& 1000 bushels eoafse, and 5000 do. blown
E1H&fhoal SAX. = - - 80