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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05

y OCKY MILLS SALE, soNr1NuEp-l
IA On Thursday the 18th Februar,, in be.
sold to the highest bidder, on credit oftyelvs
months, all the remainder of the personal estate,
OF mrs rs Sarah Syme, dec'd--Consisting of a.
siderable quantity OF Cotton, raw and wrought
WOOL hsx, collection of valuable books. ana
many articles OF furniture and farming al, nsils.
Bonds with sufficient security will be REQUIRED
Tor sums over s S, for sums under,ca h. Ii per-
sons having demands of any description against
TIE estate are again requested to produce them
tor adjustment Those indebted will please make
payment to
JOHN T. SWAN,
attorney fortAe adnrinistatrix
Eeo'9 D. ids
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nNE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE
- On Thursday, the 18th day Of March next,
t the plantation in Brunswick, generally known
IS TaliafeTo's quart r., (near Fields mill. and
nearly between Lew Jones' and Birch's bridges
ONE of the heirs of the late col. Richard Talia.
t.iro, will offer for sale, for ready money, about
100 likely Negrces-among them are many ex-
rellent field hands.
February S. ids
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20 BE RENTED--For the balance 9th.
L year, the HOUSE c, LOTI, ear Mrs. Gam
bles, also The Office at present occupied by Ben
amin BITS, Esq. For terms ,rpIy to
c TOMPKINS
Richmond, Feh.f, b.
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Cory Of letter from Chr. Meyer TO Mr.
Smith, Secretary of State
UNITED STATES CONSULATE.
Bordeaux, Dec. II, 1910.

Bordeaur, Dec. II, 1910.
Annexed is triplicate of my res
poets to you of the 9th Instant, the brig Os-
min and the ship Commodore Rogers, by
which the original and duplicate went, ha
wing not got to sea yet
The brig New-Orleans Packet, of New
York. Capt. Harris. mentioned in nv for,
mer letter, has since been seized by the
collector and her cargo has been put in the
Imperial custom House,.
The schooner Friendship, of and from
Baltimore, Captain Snow, has been seaues-
tered.
This is accompanied with an account of
sundry advances made for the relief of dis
.ressed seamen for this port and the port of
Bayonne, with Twenty-Five vouchers. amount
drawn on Jonathan Russell, ESQ our charge
d'affaires at Paris.
Captain Sheddy, of the schooner Maria
Louisa, bound to New York. has eight dis
tressed seamen on board, and for whom I
nave pad no passage money, nor have |
laid in provisions Tor them.
The ship Commodore Rogers, CAPTAIN
Shaler from Bayonne, bound to New York,
will carry home from SO to 60 seamep in
distress, of whom shall have the honor to
transmit you list and an account by ,.y
next.
The duty on cocoa has been reduced from
tr SO, to tr. IS per pound.
The Essex frigate is arrived at L'Orient
from the United States
This is accompanied by file of news "a
pers and which 1 shall have the honor to
continue to send. Whenever opportunities Of
fer.
have the honor. &c. &c.
(SigAed)
CHR MEVEp
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The population of Old Massachusetts, not
including the district of Maine, is stated in
the Boston Chronicle to amount to All GAO.
In 1900 the population of the same district
was 422 ,845. Increase 48 ,793,
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0J The List of LETTERS The Old Bachelor
and other articles unavoidably postponed
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Cohy Of a-ietfcr from Jonathan Russell
Esq. chdrSe d'aHaires of the Unifeo
STATES at Paris. 10 Mr.. Smith, Secreta
ry Of STATE, dated
PARIS, December IL. 1910.
SIR.
| On the evening of the 9th instant. ]
learnt, that the ESSEX irigats had arrived
at L'Orient on the 4th, and had been put
under quarantine for five days for the want
OF a bill of health, during which time the
messenger is not allowed to come on shore
AT the same time that / received this intel
ligence, was also informed that the brig N
Orleans Packet was seized at Bordeaux un-
der the Berlin and Milan DEGREES, by The
director of the customs a. that place. The
Simultaneous occurrence ofthese two events.
formed, IN my opinIm, crisis which re-
CURED prompt decision OF this government.
Under this impression, l Immediately adj
dressed TO the Duke of Cad re- the note of
which the enclosed is copy. and in which
l thought it polite 10 demonstrate with firm
ness, against the proceedings of the drec-
tor OF the customs at Bordeaux, and to leave
the government here at liberty tn disavow
them This disavowal. however, am per-
suaded. depends ent rely on the nature of
the dispatches brought by the Essex I
feel, therefore, the most lively anxiety 10 re
ceive them. In the mean time, l give this
letter chance OF reaching YOU by a vessel
about leaving Bordeaux for New-Y rk
Since my last, the Hanseatic towns have
been annexed to this Empire.
i have informed MIR Pinkney of the arri
val OF the Essex, and suggested to him The
possibility that the prociamad n Of the Pre-
sident had come out by her, in order tina,
he might, if he though, proper. make Fl
nal attempt to obtain a repeal of the orders
in council, while 1t was yet in the power of
the British ministry to do it with a good
grace.
have the honor to be. &c.
(Signed)
IONA. RUSSELL.
Honorable Robert Smith ,
s sss,fs: Of Sa's' United 5
Mr. Russell to the Duke de Cadore.
PAEVS Dar IN 1914
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MESSAGE


From the President Of the United States.
transmitting cofiy ofa letter from Me
american Charge D'l6airs at PARIS 10
che Secretary IF State and ofanother
from The same, to The French Minister for
Foreign Relations also, cohies Of fuo
letters from the Agent Of the american
Consul at Bordeaur TO the Secretary OF
State.
To the Senate and House Of Rehresento
HUes Of the United States:
L lay before Congress letter from the
charge d'affaires of the United States al
Paris, to the Secretary of State; and ano-
Their from the same to the French minister
of Foreign relations: also two letters from
the agent of the American consul at Bour.
deaux, to the Secretary of State.
JAMES MADISON.
January 81, 1911.
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TKhNCIS GALVAN. Mastcr Commss,o1
-, er IN Chanc ~, and Notary Publ, Sh cka
H'ii, opposite Maj. Wolfe's- Returns his thanks
10 me gentlemen who have employed him, & will
stall use theutmost exer,iops TO expedite the bu.
siness that may be entrusted to him He take,
dispositions, and executes, promptly, any sort of
writing hetranslates English into French, and
French into English Having undertaken to teach
the French language Ehe will continue to take
scholars at the moderate price of frye dolls per.
quarter, Tor two lessons per week sever and a
MAJ, dollars per quarter for 3 lessons per week
ana ten dollars per quarter for six lessons per
week he will attend tue Ladies at their dwell.
ihngs. and the gentlemen also, where there NAV
De several at the same house Having room to
spare, he will take few young gentlemen as
boarders or dodgers. Gas they may please) 10 give
mem In an unusual opportunity to improve in the
French, by constant practice ofthe language.
He IS commissioned to sell a trac, of / ANDx
IN N. BROOKE county some LOTS in Du Vai's adj
ai'ioh TO thus city lease for two lives for va
iusble AKIN near this to wn and second hand
CARRIAG-, newly repaired, and suitable for o
oh <.
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NJ oTIcE-A meeting of the m. m b. Of
4 the agricultural Society, win take r. a .
th's evening, between the houis off & 8 njcloct
at the Swsn-Tavern, in this City,-Tbe ~
pal object Of the meeting VIII be to elect a.
responding Committee. WHEN this ia done ,h..
society will be completely organized. VIZ
GEO HAY, Seet'y
Tuesday, Feb S. :.
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General ARMSTRONG left this city or
Friday last, on his way 10 the state of New.
York.
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'ecrts.I 10 "a

pursuance ofa deed oftrast executed 70 .,
by John Hobson, of Henrico county, to 90.
cure the psv'nsn, Of a debt therein mentioned, to
William Young ut said r"unty. shall, on the Sc
cond day of next month, sell AZ public suction for
ready money, before the door of the Bell.Tayern.
m the City ct Richmond, three Negro SLAVES.
named Essex. lanes and Anthony, conveyed by
sad deed, or SO many of them as will be necesL
sary TO raise tho sum and interest secured by said
deed OF truss. and inc expences attending the,exr
ecution thereof
NATH'L. SHEPPARD.
jan ~. 2aw2Feb. /.
0J The sale ofthe above mentioned Nerroes
Is postponed until Saturday next, tn. 9th inst.
N. SHEPPARD
feD
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Du.nealll.

The Grand Jury Washington have ia
ken up the subject of the alteration between
lr. Randolph and MIR. Aston, and on Tues
day the trial came on before the District
Court. Several witnesses were examined.
Mr.. Randolph endeavored to prove the use
of offensive and exasperating language. 1t
appeared that Mr.. X. struck A. with his
cane once or twice, but there WAS no evil
dence of RS being touched by A. The court
f ed Mr.. Randolph Ten DoRars.-.dleran
dria Gazette .-
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Feb. s.

4 AND FOR SALE--The subscribers offer
- Tor sale, that valuable Estate called BsvILs.
lying on APpopattox river, in the county oT
Amelia, and containing 645 acres, $50 of which
IS bottom of the first quality, on the river, & cons
Siderable part of that now to clear Beviis ~ %
miles above Petersburg aid % f-oro Richmond
Immediate possession will be given one tI,ird
OF the purchase money will be required in hand !.
groes will be received 10 payment, fer the ,yhoTe
The property will be shewn, nd terms rssdH
known, by Dr. Evans Of Chesterfield
ALEX AMBER TRENT
" Buckingham, or.
JOHN c. PACE,
Of Cumberland
FNO' d v4wT
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PARIS, Dec. &c.

The American flag of truce Catherine
Ray, Capt. Masterton, at L'0rient for the
u States, has delayed her departure until
dhe 18Th February at the request Of SIEVE
Sal of the passengers.
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FETER SBURCH, NOV. II
A great part Of the city of Monslow was
Eeduced to ashes on the 18th October last
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-. ond persons too Of no mean rank, open.
=. an,,vel their desire that the French would
..nd over fleet and army, and give US Noer-
y! -. ,,rou,oc Of f,cts
and experience, respecting the affairs OF tnose
fines. We shall find that universal DOMINION
was as really the object OF France wnen she
was called republic, as since her su0Jecuon
TO Napoleon. We shall find she was to tne
renubiics in her neighborhood, like the Levi
otban to the small fry of the ocean. Holland,
Venice. Genoa, Lucca, Sc were among inc
first that her devouring NAV gorged. ana
had the United States been fairly within her
reach. her armies, long ago would have Sc
conded her arts, in this country.
Time was when it was thought and said by
our wise men of Gotham that if we as a
nation meted out equal and exact justice to all
n,en, all men would mete out equal justice to
u.s.. That misunderstanding between nations
might be easily settled by friendly arbitrations.
That our trade immensely rich and extensive
as it WAS, needed no protection lin practical
pursuance of these theoretical whims, oCc na-
Wy was given up to corruption and worms.
And by this folly and madness, more Ameri-
can property has been lost, twicetold, than
would have built forty stout frigates, and kept
them in service "a feet, which would have
been more than sufficient to nave protected
our commerce, generally speaking. To all
which add, that we have lost our national re-
speciality abroad, and arc plunged III the
rlre of disgrace and contempt.
What is worst Of all, there are those, and
many too whom the clear and distinct lam
guage ofexperience and fscts cannot convince;
who had rather ruin their country than re-
nounce their theories. There are no hopes of
these men; there is either corruption in their,
heart, or a crack in their brains.
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--su: %: ~-
Uor IN .Nsw S4at7.


Col. Pike, who, when lieutenant, explpr4
ed Louisiana, having str;yed too far west, was
taken by Spanish party from Santa Fee, has
given many important notes relative to
country which is becoming very interesting 20
us From his work, just published by Mr.
Fielding Lucas, we quote what follows, AZ
showing the relative situation of several pla-
ces mentioned i'll the news in preceding CO.
lumns.
Points on that part of the American continent
lying between the Gulth gf Me cleo and the
WtStern Ocean, and the 10th and ed de-
grees of North Latitude.
City Of Mexico, lat. l9, 90, 400 miles
from NewOrleans, the same distance south
OF Santa Fee; population OF the city of Mexi-
co upwards OF 100000.
City of Guadalaxara, lat 20, 40, on the Rio
Grand Santego, 200 miles from its mouth, ard
800 miles w. by n. from Mexico pop.iia-
ton $4,000. The S.ntcgo rises near Niexico,
and empties into the Gulph of California, near
the entrance from the Pacific Ocean into the
Gulph.
Vera Cruz. on the Gulph Of Mexico, con-
CO.
fa!ladOIlQ, lSo HlicS West VI -flcAlCo WV
same distance S. E. from Gauda!axara.
Acapulco, on the Pacific ocean, lat, Is, As
500 miles S. w. from Vera Cruz, this bcinS
the width Of the Continent at this point.
St. Louis de Potosi,. lat. 81, so, 200 mics
N. w. OF Mexico, contains $4,000 inhabilini:
has in its vicinity some Of the richest mines Oh
Mexico.
La Puebla, so miles S. E. of Mexico, COW
tains $4,000. Ised. Ge-ttlt.
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Apri. 6-9
Artificial Mineral Water.

vusC received, s~ted Soda Water, a
4 pleasant and refreshing beverage when
in medicinal application has been found high
~ useful in cacuious, equity and rheumatic
affections; it a!ays fevcrish irrltat ons' and
removes debility, produced b. relaxation
from excess, intcmperance, *.
It powerfully encreas:s the apPetite' anu
promotes digestion, nsutraazes alo,'"' ~
n. stomach aad corrects Initiated bic -
he,ce il viii be found an agreeable reEnedy
,o, or preventive Of, m,-av diseases, par
,;cn,,rly ,no:e which are most prevail ent IL
warm weather. for sale nv
Richard II. Little,
Apothecary and Druggist
Fairfax street.
NJ, Other Mineral Waters are expected
shortly. of which a supply will constantly he
kept. ,H'.s,,,n,f
.rril o o'""'""'
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LAND FOR SALE.

nv virtue oca decree OF The supreme court OF
chancery for the Richmond district, IN !, a
suit between Robert Carter, Esq. plaintiff
AMI Graham's devisess defendants; will be
sold at au:tion, before the front door OF
the court house in Dlmfrics, OH the hrss
dav of the next superior court OF law tor
that county, viz OH the second Monday In
May next
4 Tract of Land containing
shout 500 acres, lying in Prince !" liilan
county. ON the msin road to Fauquler from
IDENTIFIES, about ten miles from the latter
,,,.re he land will be sold in two or more
lots 10 suit purchaser, on credl' OF one
two and ,:,ee years from the day OF SAFE;
excep, for the charges and expenses OF the
sale. which must be pid on the day OF salo'
and deducted from the first instalment.-
i ,nas and 40 proved security must be given
t.r the y weren't OF the instalm 2nts, ana tue
title viii be retained as further security
with leave to apply to tne court OF chahcery
fora resale in default of payment. Mr. 'te
ME, French, or Mr.. Gains, living near the
nrs,,;,e,. will shew them to any disposed to
purchase
The Commissioners.
ADri, 6-9 Us
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NOTICE..

- ALL. PERSONS wno have claims against
The late hrn, of r md der, arr requested
10 present them 10 the sabscsieer and receive
payment in full
Robert Ober.
Georgetown April ls-;6. DIST
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For FREIGHT,
Public SAFE.

an THURSDAY, 18Th instant, at three
n.cloct. vii, be .o'a. on " f2ssn's wharf,
100 hhds first quality Molas-
So. ON liberal rr:,i for approved eodors-
aanaeuiabie ao,e,
P. G.. Marst Her.
Anil rs
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JUST PUBLISHED, "
.yn FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
SPE f & II
OF THE
HON. SIAH @ u n Z I,

IN THE
House Of Representatives Of the United states,
february IS, 1911, on the amendmen'S o.
tered or M. Ettes to the Bill snhflemen,
ta,y 10 the "act concerning The Commercial
In:erc0ur;e betzveen the United Stafes ana
Gr,at- Brituin and France, and their defen-
denotes, and for other PURPOSES" ana '0h,ch
trohosed to revive and enforce the "0"-'"-
trrcou.se Iazv against Great Britain.
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lust Published,

.6nd j6r sale at this Office,
An OR ALTON, delivered by RIcHARl
RL.Np LEE. ESQ at the request OF the Wash
jngton Soccer, on the 22d of February asst
in comyne m Grafton Oh the Birth 81 Wash'Hg-
ton.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
Dof the District of Columbia, Tor the coun'
ty Of Alexandria on Saturday the hlth otoct'
at o'clock, will be exposed to Public Sale on
the premises, Two Lots OF GROCND' si-
tuate on Faye,te Alley, between Cameron
and King street, beginning at the distance OF
60 feet from the intersection of Faystte a.
lev and Union street, running thence north
seventy FIVE feet inches, and parallel with
Union street to an alley in the centre OF tne
said square. Thence west and parallel WIN
Fayet,e alley 80 feet; thence south seVeht! :
five feet inches thence east 90 ieet 70 ti :.
beginning, late the property OF MISS Amelia
Ramsay deceased. .;u,
Terms of sale, one third IN hand, one thiro
six months, and one third in nine moHtns'
Payments secured by deed ct trust on the
property.
October 2
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NOW LANDING,

h
rom on board Schooner FFDERALIS7, Caff.
7RsFE7HEN, and Jor sale by
Yeaton & I onway,
1000 bushels coarse Liverpool Salt
so barrels Muscovado Sugar
40 boxes white clayed ditto
5000 yards Tow Cloth
20 pieces Russia Duck
20 ditto Ravens do.
90 ditto Russia Sheetng
10 boxes Isle Shoals Dun Fish
50 kegs Tongues and Sounds
20 barrels Msckarel
bale English Seine Irvine
do. do. Sewing do.
10 boxes Driitol Window Glass by 10
ton Iron Hoops
quarter casks Madeira Wine
$50 first quality South America Hides
2 tons assorted Cordage
A few barrels Tanners Oil
10 kegs Butter, and
crates Phials.
September so dot
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MboYtant Letter,
August %

From four of the Members of the first
Bal Rst Church Of New York, appointed to
exa nine into the conduct Ct their Pastor,
the Rev. Mr.. PARKINSON. and report the
same to the different ministers Of the church,
can be had at r. Gray's and Cotton & Stew.
arts book stores.
September
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G.. W. Carlln's academy.

THE citizens Of Alexandria are respect
/ fully informed, that on Monday Even-
inc the 25d of this instant, the subscriber vii
commence NIGHT SCHOOL for the recep-
ton Of pupils who may wish to be Instructed
in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book
keeping and the Mathematics, in Its various
branches, on Fairfax street, nearly opposite
Mr.. JonaA IAomhson's, where those wishing
to be instructed n any ofthe above viii please
apply to
C. w. Carlln.
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to PaSTURAGE ready for
October s

u IDS X AYE IcdtIy IUkS,
the accommodation OF all gentlemen
may wish to pasture Horses, Cattle or Sli< y
on the Island adjoining the Wl3kiA83oh
Bridge l do imagine it as good bot the
best, the county or district oan7sHord, as
we'll as its proximity to the different mar
kets, viz Washington, Georgetown and
Alexandria.
August % q
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October 2
FOR SALE,

A Valuable House Servant,
About 80 years of age-Enquire of the
Printer.
September as
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Another Lot Of Ground on
October 8
Il Negroes zUanted.

G. Negroes zOanted.
SOME likely young NEGROES, between
IL and IS years of age. are wanted to pur-
ch,se-Two Blacksmiths, woman who un-
derstanas house business and Is good seam
stress, are wanted. Tor which the most iloe-
raj prices will BE given Any person wish
ing To sell, will please TO apply to Nr Wash
ington, keeper of the Washington tavern.
Anirust 20
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September II
ADVERTISEMENTS,

Will be sold, at public auction, on the first
OF November next, at Buck!and, in Prince
William County, on credit ofe months;
ALL THE NEGROES
Ofwhict JAMES WHITE, Jun. deceased, di.
ed possessed Except such as have been al
lotted TO said Whites widow III her right OF
dower).--Bond and approved security will be
required, to bear interest from the date it
not punctually psid. Possession of the Ne
groes will not De given till the first day of Ja-
nuary, 1912.
Done in conformity to decree ofthe coun-
ty court OF Prince William County, this 18th
September, 1871.
Philip Warder, jun.
David Blackwell,
Jonathan Reeve.
September % dim
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taSt ment.

PURSUANT to a decd Of trust from
i .dndrezy Janieson, aid May his wife,
to the Subscribers, will lie sold at pubiicauc-
lion, on the premises, on Saturday the
twenty sixth day of this Instant month, Oc-
tober, a WH.dRF and H.dREHCUSE. ia
the town of alexandria, and bo' nded as iol-
lows, viz - Is ginning at the south cast
intersection of Union and Queen streets. and
running thence southwartly with Union
street, fifty feet--thence eastwardiy, with
line parallelto Queen street, into the RI
YER Potomac-thence noithw ardly, with
line parallel to Union street, fifty feet to
Queen street-thenc@ with that street 70 the
beginning credit Of six, Twelve, eight
cen and twenty-four months will be given
the purchaser, on his giving his notes nego-
table in the bank OF AIexaadria with an APP
proved indorscr, in four equal instruments,
and deed oftrust on the property, to secure
The payment OF the same.
JAMES KFI I'll, sen.
JAMES KEITH, jun.
October 8 dts
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IOH,.I G.. LADD,

Has for S0ie, no 50 tanding from schooner "a
ste, CAPT h'asves from Boston, ;,
2o5 bags heavy Sumatra Pepper, entltiea
to drawback 'ons xportatlon.
SO barre ; J luscovado Sugars
500 reams Writing and Wrapping Paper.
Is tons PlSistcr Paris
IN STORE,
Aq' I,n,ity ,os Liverpool coarse & hne oait
in sac Ks.
Mould and dipt Candles, Sherry Wine iii
gu AFTER casks, Whiskey' and eiaer smss a.
ir4fhogsheads aud barrels 9 by III -oy ~
and 10 bv II Winaow Glass,
100 pieces Russia Sheeungs.
boxes Irish Linens, &c. &c.
\ September Ia