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n Office By virtue Of deed OF trust. x.
y ecu,ed 10 the Subscribers, on the 18Th d
Of December, 1909, by George A Shields, Of he
county Of Chesterfield, TO secure debt due Wrr4'
Flood, Of Buckingham MI he sold, for cash, 81
the tavern OF Zachsriah Brooks, in the to0n of
Manchester, on Saturday, The 6th o. Scptembor
next, one Woggon aud four Iioi ses, or the WAC.
gon. aud as many of the said Horses, IS sds.i be
sufficient 20 p2y the aunl Of one hundred pounds.
with inc Interest due thereon, aud aU l,s,l char.
ges attending 3.d sale.
s. t-s Trustees,
Il BR0OES, aaS
RICHD HE.TLHT7.
Manchester, August IS q
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FROM CAPE FRANCOIS.

capt. Foster, of brig Joseph, arrived at
Quarantine, from Cape Francois, Informs
tnat on the goth of July one of the Presidents
AIDS arrived in town from the Mole, who
brought news that Gen. Lamar, who com
manded that place, was killed: that the wo
men and children were leaving the town !;
some going on board Peton's feet at the
Mole, and others fleeing to Christophe, for
protection. The morning that capt. +. left
Cape Francois, July 25th,) President Chris
toPhe arrived in town, and appeared to be
IN high spirits. He said that in two days he
should have possession of the Mole that
part OF his troops were in the town, & that he
had no doubt of success. Christophe's ma
val force consisted of one frigate of a. guns,
one sloop of war, two corvets, four briggs &
number Of schooners, which were off Cape
Nichola Mole, blockading it.
re. c. II. B.
Mr.. Bro7Un the tate Collector of the Gus
toms at New Orleans, has been arrested
IN London by the american Minister. lie
had 10000 rounds sterling in his hos8essi-
on, winch tie Minister took, and then re-
leased him.
LfUerhooi hrice scurrent, OH Juiy, 1910.
The bill for doubling the duties on tim
Der, imported from other parts than the
British settlements in America, has been
passed into law: The increase, however.
on oak timber, slaves and poles, does no
take effect ehtil the 1st January next, and
on other descriptions of wood, 'ljli Isl
nuary, 1912 therefore the bill will not b.
| in mediaIe.
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lNTr. ROBERTSON. q C.

Gp Agreeable to the above decree-WiH be
soH to the highest bidder, for ready money, on
Thursday, the 27,h day Of September n, xt, on the
premises, 1920 acres of LIND lying in tue up
per part of Glouccster cOanty, oH the P,ankauk
rver--ts Land is well adapted TO the growth OF
corn, wheat and tobacco
PETER WI ATT, I
THOS BAYrOP,
THOS b FOX. SCo7nalisste,
THOS. MUSE.
WV A ROGERS
Gloucester Co Aug 28 ct
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Rltbmonn Gbeatre.

On "Wednesday evening, August 90. syiN be bresera
ted the CoY1eap If
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Res6en G!en'oy, Mr. RoBERTsoN.
Gosey, TwAITs
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6na 81 the ray, s7'H be presented the Farce of
THE IRISHDzAN IN LONDON.
OF Doors TO BE opened at 6, and Performance
70 begin ar s'ciock
- Tickets TO be had at Mr.. Davis's tyiatine
Office, ard ar the Theatre
Office.
August 30 If
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/ il with pain for the remainder of his life
We stated the little probability Of and the
precaution that had baen taken to prevent,
even the possibility of mischief Sir Fran
els replied, there wasno answering for pub
lie feeling.
We further stated that his determination
ought to have been made known to this
sir Francis remarked that it was absolutely
necessary there should be an EXPIRE ssion OF
public sentiment that was now complete,
and his being. in the procession could not
have added thereto. We said. we wished
that some of our friends had been in the tow
er, to have forced him into the carriage.
Sir Francis expressed his gratitude for
that expression of kindness as indeed he
did TO all his friends. but this would have
had the appearance of fnesse that he lock
ed only to the public cause, which he was
convinced would be benefited by his conduct,
and of this all his friends would no doubt be
convinced"
The following letter was received by Mr..
Sheriff Wood. while in waiting on Thurs
day at the tower, in expectation of Sir Fran
els Burdett:
TOWER. June 81. half past 4,p.M.
Sir-At the request of the bearer, John
Stock, Esq of Poplar, bog leave to assure
you. upon my honor, that at half past S
O'Clock this afternoon, saw sir Francis Bur-
uStes NY tuFSe tflenuS, Act
to boat. and was instantly rowed down the
river.
have the honor to be, sir, your sbedient
servant,
DANIEL WILLIAMS,
Magistrate of the Post Office,
Whitechapel.
Mr.. SheriffWood.
The court of kings bench was crowded
at an early hour yesterday morning, it be-
ing supposed that the demurrer in the cause
of Sir Francis Burdett. Bart ". the Speak
er of the House of Commons would have
been argued.--Fhe case was not menti
| oned in the course OF the day and we ,un,
understand thatit is postponed to next term
| 1t is expected that the attorney general
will, this day, move to nave the rule for a tri
al at bar, in the case of the Baronet against
the earl MORA and the SERGEANT at arms,
made absolute, as yesterday was the last
day to show cause against the conditional
| rule.
The selection of officers for the Adriatic,
are men of the most active professional ia
lents.--General Cockburn, and that able
tofhcer general Ferguson, have sailed in the
| lavinia. The honorable brigadier general
Mahon, and general Skerrat, sail in the
Prevoyante:
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General Council Of administration OF Paris.
The subscriptions of the females composing
the Maternal Society, nall be fixed at 500
francs.
(Signed)
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BY gentleman from Hayti, we learn
that about the Oath of July, about IO. 900
brigands, under the command Of Gen. Go
mas, Supposed to be in the pay of Christie
phe) surrendered by negotiation, to Gen.
Rigaud at Jeremie, whose force was about
5000. Great joy was expressed on the oeca
sion.
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IS Advices from Portug- via Cadiz, state that
Gen Crawford's brigade, amounting to 10000
ms, having advanced too far, were unexpected
iy ,ttaaked by division of $4,000 under Mar
shal Sout. After desperate engagement which
continued two three days, the British effected
a retreat, with loss of 1000"
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loose his picksroons upon cur commerce,
as we'll as the commerce Of Spain, fifteen
or sixteen Of whose vessels he has captur-
ed In the depredations which are thus
committed upon our trade, Chiis,ophe fol-
lows the examples Of Napoleon. Having
seized our vessels and cargoes, he imprl-
sons or forces our sailors into his service,
strips and lacerates them, and resorts TO
every. violence which a ferocious tyrant can
invent or inAict. Two of our frigates would
oyerawe the savage, and command respec.
for our remaining commerce with the Ame-
rican isles. Why not thus employ them :
This rising Algiers in our neighboahood
should be reprsssed and punished.
Beurnelle who married q black woman at
the Cape, and whose wife is now in Phila-
telphia, las the confidence and is a fit 4
gent Of Christophe. He is a man Of aban.
doned character, with much of cunning,
intrigue and activity. ~.
TIE Character Of Potion and Chnristo3he
form perfec, contrast Potion is just, ge-t
nerous, and humane; Christophe is rapa-
cious and cruel. Potion duly respects neu-
trial flags, is friendly to commerce, and
gives it every .aid-Christophe, is a pirate,
and as such should be treated. The depre-
dations which the latter has committed up
on our commerce, in consequence of the
detention at. Baltimore Of the two armed
vessels, were commenced about four weeks
ago.. These will probably be. continued by
the usurper, who has obtained the accession
to his naval force Of a trigate, which wa.
recently sent TO ,htes$.5G!saPe BY an English
merchant, upon speculation, which i is
concluded Christope has purchased. This,
it is feared. will give him superiority oyer
Potion, and; i .upre sisted and unpublished
by us, enable him to continue his ravages
on our commerce in the passages from the
N9o!es-N. 7. liner. cit.
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BOSTON, Tuly IS.

ByCaptain Hobbs, OF the schooner Ne
pulator. arrived here on Monday, Halifax
ososrs are received 10 the Sd inst.
All the regular troops at HALIFAX have
been ordered "a Portugal. The 9Th regl-
ynent had sailed, and the 2ad was held IN
yeatIiness for rmbarkatioh.
The American ship Pigou, from Fh.la-
.ylelpha for Gottenburgh, whose detention
las already neen mentioned IN the papers,
arrived a Halifax, June 2i..
q HALIFAX, Tuly 8.
ave are authorised TO SAY that his exc
cellcucy the governor has issued directions
toths principal officers of the customs tho
cut the province, not TO give clearance to
any vessel laden with picked Ash, until Ger
ti6catss are proudccd from the Inspectors
shasihe FISH is in good order, and has been
! properly packed in barrels of the size re-
guirsd BY The act of this proYlnce---29th
| George III chap. 2,,sec.S.
A.Sunday sailed for Lisbon his majesty S
/ ships SWlf;sure, Off! guns, Milan, So guns,
Marlin, is guns, brigs Ferret and HAPPY,
eflSgaHs, and the transport brig Ariel,
having on board the 9TH or Royal Fuslller
regiment, commanded byn. col. Blakensy'
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Alex. Moore, ReglRer.
This is to give Notice,

nat the subscriber of Alexandria county,
/ ~ TIE district OF Columbia, has obtained from
Tue orphans Courkor said county letters Of
9 administration on the personal estate of VIM.
oareve late ofthe county aforesaid, decd: all
persons having claims against the said decd
arc hereby warned TO exhibit the Same with
.ne vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day of January next, or they
may b. law be excluded flom all benefit to
sad estate. And those indebted thereto are
requested to make immediate payment. Civ.
81 under my hand this 18th day of July,
Jacob Simmer, Admr.
July Il: eo4W
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N Office.

THE Stockholders in the Washington Ca
nal Company, are hereby mott fed, that the
second instalment of Ten Dollars on each
share, is called for, payable on the 9Th day
OF August next, to Saanel Eliot, laTi. tfea--
sqrer of the company.
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
E. B. CALDWELL, Ptes't.
July 10. iawSw
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70 TIE Admirers fi7tkeSFYe1ack
Language.

.rTHE French Journal :dfffides the title Of
] L'HEMISPHERE,ap appears every Sa-
turday afternoon at Philadelphia, in pam
phIets. of s pages, in two columns, in large
ocfayo, printed with a handsometyre; and
!. conducted with care and>imr artiality
fL'Hemishhere binds itselfto publish facts;
and the most interesting articles, as may be
seen by ;the numbers already published,
which are deposited Attic Office of the A
'.lexandria Gazette, where the Admirers of
the French Language can subscribe. They
are requested to make application immedi-
ateIy and to give their support TO Journal,
which has need of encouragement. The
price of subscriptionsis Ten Dollars per ann.
payable in advance
June IS.
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...,.,. i we'll 4: on the western SIDE

s, ...,era as well a: on the western sV1s
he Mississippi.
j. r,esent crisis ia Europe IS tayofa'
dressing such settlement, and n0'
p !. .honld be lost in ayalling our
,'ss gift. Should il pass un'mpr0vsa
,,.,i,n would become more difheuis'
= s war is not necessary, il Is not pros
II. that il viii follows but the prosee'asa
D = 49, cit;zs,,s, shesbrit and to'asr q 0a',
- - ,eesirs that farce sheuhd 5s intsrp0s-
\ IS. !, c,,tain degrse. twill probably con
!s,,. 10 advance the object Of peace.
!. RI, The course tobs pursued viii re-
=. he command Of means which It be-
,pos. 10 congress exclusively TO yield or
E,.oy. To them I corr nunicase every fae'
sfss;.l for their inforaa,ion, and the 90,
'r,s,.YYs. necessary TO enable them 20 judge
49, ,Lanss.isSas. To their soisdoa: fhen 4
'..isr he curse I an % pursue, a'sa s0'4
80 $. auth siiaasss zeal that Which they
|s5ogeapro0e.'
r .noligtions, Spanish as well as French
los = establish the collorsdo as the western
anu ' + 49, e I louisiana. Although the Col
ooua !. ! yast distance to the west OF the ex-
loEaao : between the two nafionss it was
ls s1snt from the face -four dispatches, that
aar ministers in agreeing to establish thai FL
- IS as the boundary, had been obliged to ex-
eeed the authority OF their instructions, tsne
.oyern,nsnt Of the United States claiming 70
,be Rio Brayol- This proposition, tine uNa-
ms,um on our partt was rejected at the eouf1
Il Madrid with dtsdain and thus ended the
negotiation. Yet France, It seems was Gus. :,
posed TO a settlement on analogous teims' .
although Mr. Taiieyrand had IN the most 's
,lictatorial style, declared thatoar clalns Oh
Sas;n Cor. French spoliatiens carried into
Sp SIN; no,ts !. ssast es a5akd9nsd."
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Public: $. Sale.

THIS DAY, at four actelock, will be
sold, on 1filler's wharf on credit OF 90
days, for approved endorsed negotiable
notes,
go bags { 81 T Coffee, thresEogs-
heaeis Rum, 20 barrels sugar, hog.hesds
retailing Molasses. 6 kegs Chewing Tobar~
CO, and abou, 800 weight of Bacon.
sP..G:: Mariteiler.
.55ulysas.
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With the highest sentiments 81 gouaides
ration. II have TIE honor to be,
Your Excellencies' most ob't
And faithfuf servant,
ALEX. COCHRANE.
To their z. e. The Numbers compss-
Hgthe Supreme 3ti,ta Of ihe go
vrrnnsntef Gdyydom.

"
Copy Of the. letter 9TH. z. Sir Alexander
Cochrane ioithe provincial Junta of the Gu
mana ship Neptune in thesbay oil Carlisle
and Island Of Barbados.
HIN. Csnfxhen,
i have been tabncred Wiihthe receips,
of your lettef dated the roth sApriEinform-
iing me ofthe. new system Of goyernment
which {shTopgh An enclosed proelamation)
you have tho't proper 10 establish in the
iiiame Of Ferdinand VII. THE assurance
of rlnalienable friendship and liberty Of
committee cannon hu, prove highly pleasing
10 the British government. have there
fore lostsniot 4 noaient 10 sending your let
ter and 'proelama.ien TO England in order
shatthey may be laid before his. Britannia
majesty. 10 afford the supreme junta Of
Caracas safe opportunity of, forwarding
any Com snunieation to- C" Britain, I have
'dispafchsc aseryiight corvette with ordets
TO receive oil board whatever persons or pa
psrs they may think proper to send. BY
that time the necessary arrangements for
help and defence VIII be- adopted j; in the
mean time shall tndeagortc protect with
a Sufficient naval force, thescoast from any
hostile aSa..ack, ordering imme diately q
squadron from my feet 70 thar effect.
With high esteem and considerations [
have the honor to be, @hon. gentlemen,
Your ob'issrv't,
aALEx: DoCHRANE.
TIE President and Nicss' President Of
The. Provincial j uata gf to,uana.
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Orphans Court,

alexandria County, July Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the administrator of VIM.
Shreye, deceased, do insert the following adj
sertisement three tiles in each week for
tour weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste.
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aIeranprta DafIp 6a,sttr.
MONDAY, JULY IS.

a. letter from the Hon. Paul Hamilton, at
Washington, to gentleman in Savannah,
dated June 81, says:--s' It may be Of salts
faction to you, and other good men of your
city, to be informed that commodore Dcca-
tur, is now. under sailing orders, with .
Squadron of our ships,Ito cruize from Hamp-
ton Roads southWardly. which will tend, I
hope, to rid our coast of the Privateers which
have been infesting it for some time past"
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I PUB1aC2SAEE.

vr7G BE added to 7acsday's sd1es
Six hhds. of FIRST quality New Or
leans Sugars, on a credit OF 60 days.
-P. e. Mariteller.
)
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SHIP ,4ak, NEWS.
lPtYt OF sHHgexaRdria.
SHIP
{ Port of alexandria

sCcEkagD,
seh'f Sally, Emery, Boston -by E'G.,
Laid.
: sloop pesgt, ccsflisle, New k-byJ.
and T. Vowel.
-Sehf Eliza, Berry, ddos-by Jas. Patton.
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{ Trandations for the Democratic Press.

y -
CARRAccAs, gfuae 4th, 1904.
We have lust received the most sa.istac-
tory news from our commissioners at Cur.
racoa, whose mission has been favorably
received by that government and dighhifed
with respect highly gratifying tc ours, as
VIII be observed by the following dispatch,
es, faithfully translated. They will shewf
the friendly par. which his excehency the
governor of that island. has taken for the
Jus, cause Of Caracas and the protection
which the British forces have declared in
favor of it. 80 =, :
Gsy.rament Hall, Caracas,
81 tldy2s, 1910.
Mos, Eilus.fious Gentlemen, :,
. l., have the honor g acknowledge the
receip. cf a. dispatch from your. highness,
under date. Of the 17lh instant, exhibited by
Lieut.. Col. Don Mariana Mortilla & Don
Vincent Salias. The sentiments of sincere
friendship, expressed BY. your highness, and
so-ltvsly manifested by your worthy repre-
~sentatives since their arrival to this colony,
have made on me the deepest impression
do therefore tender in return, my most
positive assurance as that nothing shall be O.
mitted on my part TO strengthen the good
harmony that now happily subsists between
-is entertaining no doubt but that your,
highness will on that occasions act with Per
fect reciprocity, -.
Accept, pray you, H. r gentlemen,
the assurance of my highest eonslds rat'on'
while do myself the honor TO be Z. Il.
most obcdisnt, and very humble servant,
j. J.LAYARD,
Brigadier Gen, & Lieut.. GoYeInor'
To Fl. H. the most Illustrious
Supreme Junta, &C. sc. .t--a,rx
corvette, Gen. Wellington, Capt George,
the supre me siunta of Caracas, has recelv-
ed the following dispatch from II. z. Alex
ander Cochrane, Esq. admiral ard COM
mander in chief of the British nayai forces
on the tWyihdward- island station, encloslnga
ccony of his answer to the provincial Iunta
&c nn,ana as soon as his installation has
been notified to him.
SHIP Neptune, IN the, bay Of Gar
isle, in the island Of Rar6a-
does, May II, 1910.
Most excellent Gentlemen,
Having received letter from the hon:
president and vice.president, who are at
the head Of the government OF Gorunna,
Whereby am informed of the alteration
that has taken placein the supreme govern.
ment of Caracas. have the honor 70
transmit for the satisfaction OF. Y-:E' the
copy of my answer tosshat Mustrious eody.
Ca plain M, George, bearereherefof, has
NV order. RI receive, on board of his ship
any person or dispatches that *, r. may
think proper to send tosEnglana os;.s s
most positively assured OF my sincere wish
and readiness to afford all possible Pro1ec-
ton to the coast submitted to the. govern
ment of Y. E.. against any attack from the
common enemy
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Bryan Harnpson q Go.

=, Bryan f1alllPsUll g "
Haze Juf Rs:eiued and for Sax,
lao bags prime Green Coffee
10 hhds. FIRST quality New Orleans Sasss
lido, second quality do,
10 barrels Gin j..
so boxes Pipes, containing 5 gtess cash
Us quarter casks Malaga Wine
40 esdipt Candles.
Thcynalso want to- purchase a.euantk OF
j. Juv 81.
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80 Printing in all its branch
Is, neatly executed at this office.
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NEW MILITARY WORK.
Just PubAhed and for Sale,
A the Bookstores Of r. Gray, and Cotton
and Stezvart-
PRICE 4 DOLLARS so CENTS

PRICE DOLLARS 5O CENTS
Rules and Regulations for the Field EXer-
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issued August Ist, 1871; and the -Waa@u-
veS added, which have been since adopted
BY the emperor Napoleon. Also, the Ma
neunes Of the Field Artillery, with inian-
ty BY Col. Irenee Amelot tNe Lacroix, iale
Chief of Brigade in the French service. IN
three volumes, the third volums consisting
fYlates.
The principal part Of this work has been
translated from French to English, oy Lieut.
COL Macdonald, in the service OF MS i1Fleai,-
nick majesty. Col, de Lacroix has not Only
ayaled himself Of Macdonalds translahcn
but has retained the principal thcofleS' win
which Col NJ. has enriched his worK, ssPe-
cialIy his comparison of the French tacucS
with the Prussian, aud the principles OF the
different nations with the English; because
those valuable notes are sufficient lor SuGn
comparisons, and are IN point. eoi' 'o H.
mas augmented those notes.
The introduction OF Col de Lscrolx' WORK
vii direct the attention of the young Amesi-
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they must be convinced that good oincei
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der viii perform his duty correctly, "hea ne
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At the end of the second volume OF this
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according to the French principles. 1t IS not
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Col, de Lacroix has Judged 1t also expedl-
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SS,sreat advantage in the face OF an enemy
'oenhance the value of this WORK is the OH,
sialive could induce him to augment It's si&'
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Twenty Dollars Reyard.

A BSCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth of Seneca, about the 9TH of last
month, a man whose name is RALPh, q
years of age, between black and yellow CO.
lor, nearly s feet high, very stout maIe,
yellowish eyes looking heavy-he has out
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, ne! no cotton overjacket and trow-
sers. 1t IS likely he has made away with
them and procured other cIoathlng' A flee
nec,. man by name Sambo, living on Judge
Washinrton's estate. Mount Vernon, is his
father. and it is very probable he is therea-
bout or in Ale xandria, and with little trouble
NAV be found. y -,
The above reward will be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandra Jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lob. d
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BRYAN Hanpson. q 90.

Bryan Hampson. q 20.
Haze inst rece,ved and oBerJ or sale,
10 hhds. and so barrels FIST quality su3m
80 do second quality,
10 pipes old London particular Madeira' ;,
pipes and tierces London market ana
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES,
20 boxes dipt Candies,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
/ pipe old Cogaac Brandy,
sobagyels New Englani Rum,
40 doprime Whiskey,
10 chests Imperiah
10 do Young Hyson TEAS, of this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
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