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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22

VALUABLE LAND FOR S.lLE.--In
pursuance of Decree of the Court of
hsnrico county, entered the ninth day of March,
Eliza. T. Younghushand, administrators, and Samu-
clip. Parsons, administrator, with the Will annexed
PHEASANT Yonnghusband, decd and the infant chill
drtn OF the said Pleasant Younghusband, defen-
daSts The Subscribers, who are named as
C NM s $40 " z n Sin the said decree,
will on FRIDAY, the 29th day of November next,
expose to Sale, at Public Auction, on the premises,
TOR ready money, all that part of the Tract OF LAND
lying in the said county, called COCKERNOUTH
confined within the following bounds, to zcit : Be
ginnag at the corner of Miles Seldens Land, and ex-
tending the same with the said Selden's line
from the river to the said corner to the back line of
the said founghusband's tract, and to include the
whole of the said tract from that line towards the CT
ty of Richmond.
I'm. .JfONCURE,
J. ROBINSON,
FRED. PLE.4S.a.NT.S.
Oct. ~. i1y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22

MvIE CARRIAGE MAKING Il " d
u BLACKSMITH business, heretofore
conducted by the above Firm, will, hereafter, be
carried on by the Subscriber who pledges himself
to his Friends and the Public, to use every exerton
on his part to give satisfaction.
CHARLES BOSHER.
Nov 49, Ct
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yMILLlAM sHAPARD has for sale the


w following GOODS, uiz
900 sacks Salt, mostly Lii Glass salt cellars
verpool filled Race and ground ginger.
1900 lbs Coffee, mostly Spice, Nutmegs, Alum
green Salt petre, Indigo
50 crates assorted queens Chocolate, Birthstone
ware, stone ware, loose Rice, Mustard
and in Hhds. Imperial and Gunpowder
50 barrels New,Ensland Tea
Rim Powder and Shot
w. 1. do. Snuff
Brown Sugar Ivory Combs
Loaf do. !.ogwood
Baltimore Whiskey Writing and Printing pa
CAruthers aud Ley per
burns rectiied Wills ! German Rolls
keyIn barrels and ter Sack bags aud saeking
ces Ravens Duck
.New-YorS prime and l,omal Handkercliefs
New-Orlcans Pork
Cgipt and whole Her. american manufacture
rings ed Gooas pic
Swedes and country Iron Bed ticks
castings Diapers
German, Crawley and Stripes
Bstcred Steel Checks
Window Glass Shifting
China in small boxes Shee,ing
Hall pint and pint ,tum- Chambrsys
blrrs Plads and
Wine glasses Cotton Yarn.
September 90. TT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22

" PRINTING, IN ALL IT'S VARI-
Ely, DOVE At THIS oFFfcr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25
Tour Dollars Per Annum-paid in Adoance.l

HAVlNG qualified as Executor of
I 4 Thomas Gillist, deceased, am rea-
dy TO receive what is due to said estate
and TO adjust any just claims agains, it,
am duly authorised also to receive what,
ever is due TO the late firm of Gillia! &
Kirby. And being DESTROYS Of closing
these matters as expeditiously as possible,
those indebted either,to the estate or the
said late firm, will please take notice that
unless payment is made or satisfactory ar.
engagements are entered into withou, de-
lay, shall put all claims into the hands
OF atternies for collection.
JOSEPH CALICO, Exe'r
of Thomas GiIliat, decd.
Richmond. Sept. 27, 1910. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25
II Tract Of Land,

on Falls creek, in the county-of Pittsylva..
MIA. containing by estimation 5000 acres,
more or less, being the same tract which
The said Harris inherited from his decea.
sed father, and on which there are a good
Dwelling House, Store House, Distllery,
and many other improvements. Mr.. AL.
exander Brown. who lives on the land,
will shew it to intending purchasers, and
any information wanted may be had by
application to me---Bonds with approved
security, to bear int est from the date,
win be required, bat the interest will be
RENTED ii the principal is punctualiy
paid.
JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Feb. IS, 1911. uds)
7; RE sale Of The LAND OF Nathaniel Harris.
in Pitiylvania county, conveyed 10 me ~
trust, for the purpose of securing debt due from
hun to the late firm of Buchanaa & Dunlop. is
pos .poned till further notice.
March 18th, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25

RI virtue of deed of trust, bearing da'e
the 9Th day of April, 1902, executed
oy Nathaniel Harris to me for the purpose
OF securing SUN OF money therein menti.
oned, to the late firm OF Buchanan. Dunlop
q Co l will proceed on Thursday, the
Slst day of March next, if fair, if not, the
hrst lair day thereafter, at 10 o'clock, on
the premises, to sell at public Auction, on
credit OF one, two aad three years, Ce-
quail iDstalmentsl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25

Psrfectly uniform with the FIVE volumes they
have already pubishe1--and which vii con
tinue that valeab work do~n TO The tYea,y OF
Amsns, in the year 1902
B1' CHdRLES CO0TE Il. l.. D.
THIS voin0ie cou aims The History Of Great
Britain fro7i 1763=-fhis period omprises the
whole of ,he American wo--s ne wa. with
France, Spain and Holland, termnae ed by The
peace OF l705==ihe rise, progress and snsaensioo
of hostilities, connected with the French ,e,o-
luton, til the ,teaty Of Afniens. ~ lap
The History of France, Spz!. and toe South
Of Europe during the same peciod.
B5ianH GsImsny, Turkey. Poland and the
North Of Europe
survey Of The progress Of society in Eu.
rope, from 1868 10 1902
In this plan is comprised notice OF all The
events that have had material effect on The
affairs OF the world for thirty pine years.
CONDITIONS.
II shall be printed in strict uniformity with
the five volumes published by Il. and S. some
time sioce
# shall be delivered 70 the subscribers in
boards, price 8 2 IS payable on delivery.
The volume Will contain upwards OFFS SIX hun
dred pages.
Gentlemen Possessed Of the English coy o
Modern Europe, will fod this. add tional vouD,
perfectly uniform with their books it is IN,
sixth volume 9th new London edition. which
can only be purchased in complete sets So ,bs
subscribing for this. is the only MEANS by which
they can complete heir history to those IN,
may wish TO have a compendious narrative n
perhaps the most eventfd period of the world,
history, this volume Will, umconnected, be
valuable acquisition.
u subscriptions are received BY sanuo
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St. John & Mitchell.


y RESPECTFULLY inform the Public.
~ that they have for sale, at the most re
GuSSu Pea
800 Buenos Ayres dryed Hides,
600 Sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
so do. do. Ground do.
80 Hhds. prime Muscoyado Sugar,
do. do. in Bis.
90 Bis. prime green C0ffee,
10 Hhds. Pennsylvania Whiskey of su.
perior quality,
10 DO. Molasscs, .
"a pieces American twilled Saeking,
A few cwt. n. e. Cheese.
They intend keeping constant supply
OF Spanish Hides. and TO sell at New YORK
prices.
u Hemp will be taken in exchange for
any of the above articles, and the highest
price allowed.
apr! 20. #.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25

nj OTICE.--By virtue of deed
In oftusr, executed TO us by Ed.
mund Penn, on the 9th day Of Aug.
1909, to secure a debt due to lanes
c. Anthony, we will proceed to sell for
cash, to the highest bidder, before the
door of the Eagle Tavern in the City
OF Richmond, on Monday the 29th
day of the present month, one certain
TRACT or parcel of LAND living
in the county Of Amherst, containing
nine hundred Acres, described in said
deed, as lying onthe north side Of Buff
faloe run, adjoining the Lands of Da-
vid S. Garland, Samuel Meredith,
John Camm, William Armstead, VIII
liam Cabell and James Higginbotham,
or so much thereofa4 viii satisfy said
trust. Said TRACT OF LAND is
represented to us as very valuable and
well worth the attention Of any body
disposed to purchase IN that part of
the country. Selling rs Trustees we
will convey only such tide a. is yes.
ted in Us by the said deed.
THOS. II. DREW, ! To-.
JOHN FOX. trustees
Richmond, April 4.b, 1911. I'd 8.
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A Valuable Estate for Sale.

I'M the second Monday IN May next, being
0Buckingban court day, wi be sold for cssE
q the highet bidder, tina, valuable tract of land
whcyeon Col. Samuel Alien lately lived, and
whercon Doctor IaRes r Hura,d now lives.
containing About one thousand acres, in the said
county of Buckingham.
This tract OF land is throughout Of very good
quality, and would be productive either TO plan
Ter, or farrder--haviug thereon large planta
'ion IN very good eoadiuou, with abundance
OF low ground on a branch of WilIises river, for
meadow, and The lands 20 clear, exoellent for
tobacco. There Is Gsist mill on never
failing stream. cspah:e Of being made with but
hide expense the most valuable in this part of
the conntry.--A Ia,ge and excellent dwelling
house, and orher useful and necessary houses for
fam. The sale viii be made by virtue of a
deed Of rust, made by Doct. James T. Hubbard
90 the subscdb to secure debt therein men .
toned. due to Col. Samuel Allen.
VIM Daniel, , r.
Archibald austin. iiUs'ee9'
March 2e, 1911. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25

NOTICE is hereby given, that Colonel
Heath J. Miller of Goochlandj is duly
authorised to transact and settle al busi.
ness concerning the estate of Charles F.
Bates, decd.
John H. Christian.
April 19, 1911. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25

WANTED to purchase, FEMALE SER
VAN /, that understands Cooking. Wash.
ing ana ironing For one that can come well
recommehdea tor honesty and industry, a libe.
raj price will be given. enquire of the prin-
ter w F''"-
Richmond. April 18th, 1911. If
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p e DIGRE f..

Superior was got by Diomsd, his dam by Pan
ta'oon, his grandam by Wormiey's King Her l.,
his ssea, graudam by Dove, a son Of Cade by
old Cade by she Godolphin Arabisn, his great
g'eat s'auaaui, was Prim Rose, our OF Stella,
by O'he'lo, son OF Crab---S,ells's dam was Sa
lima by the Godolphin A rabi.n. The size, the
bone, the blood (Which is the mos. aaproved) H.
titles this young horse to ark among the first
stations ia Anlerica-hi, daG, has produced mols
good racers than any mare in the United STATES,
snong the nd.nber wers Bella. Deidimnpa, Sd
vinia, WrAngier. &c.
Miles Selden.
Tree Hill, March 2oshs 1871. 4;hM
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25

III OTlCE.--ALL those that have demand, on
~ the e,ta,e Of RobeU Mitchell, decd. are
eaH'estly reqlcs,ed 10 make them known, and
those thAt arc ndeb 81 TO said cstste are solici,
e. 70 make payment 70
WIZ. MITCHELL, Executor.
Richmond, Ianusry %, 1871. ,E.
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S U P L RIO R,

SIXTEEN hands high, iue bay, four years
oid TINS spring, W.! cover mares the present
season. at ny Mill farm, six mic; below Rich
mono, ana In sight CT MIR. Tslm.n's tavern, a,
t"e moderate Piice CT 10 dollars the leap. ana
dollars the seasons the money for the lean 70
be Pad before the mare i: covered, and note
Tor The season will be required, payable the first
CT august. when The season will expire Mr..
Austin ralman will receive the money and take
the notes. hty cents will be demanded. a. the
6re"'-'e g. ;'reIJ S1se--y,t- ia q yoo
and the fences secure, bur will not be answer.
able for accidents OF efcanes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25

4 LLpersons having claims against the sub
scriber are requested TO bring in their
2Scounts--and those indebted 10 make lmme
dated payment, ssno indulgence. can be CIV N
IN consequence o. his intention of leaving the
state in few wecssl
Goodwin PIERCE.
Richmond, April 18th, 1911. If
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-20
Indian Queen Tavern.

"A MES LA TT,
n EoPEC fFULLY informs his friends
~ and the puolic, that he continues 10
keep the. above Old stand, formerly occupied
By Mr. JoHN HoDGKIN; where he is doter--
mined 10 be constantly furnished with the
best Liquors & Refreshments that the mar
ke: will afford. The dining-room has been
lately enlarged, 80 as to be capable of accom-
modating at least forty persons and Travel.
Iers may rest assured, that every attention
will be paid TO have the bed -chambers always
neatly and comfortably prepared for their re-,
ception. There isstabling for between for
ty and FIFTY horses; where two careful and
attentive Holsters will be always ready to
wait upon his customers.
J G.. having taken out Licence from the
Council of Alexandria for the sale of Horses.
has now in his power to attend to the come
mauds OF any gentleman disposed to sell or
purchase.
May II. -eo1t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-20

q few days before left there the porulace
were so sayagely enraged, that it required a
very strong guard to protect the prisoners
from being murdered, as they were conduct
ed through the streets !
g A British reinforcement of 5000 men ar.
rived few days before / sailed they had
been long expected, and it was waiting for
them that prevented lord Wellington from
attacking the enemy before they began their
retreat
"The English at Cadlz made sally on the
French, tut were not successful, having lost
1900 men The cause of that failure was as
scribed to the Spaniards refusing to take part
in the action, though they of themselves were
superior to the French in numbers.
" The French were successful in Spain
several towns had been taken---Badajoz had
fallen after a long siege---this was said to
have been effected through the treachery of
the governor, who surrendered it without any
seeming cause, being well provided with eve
ry thing for the defence of the place, and had
lord Wellington's assurance few days before
Of sufficient force to raise the siege.
" At Lisbon, produce of every kind has
fallen considerably Flour was dull at SIS 10
IS ID, and a vast quantity arriving daily !;
corn S 2 IS cents.
4 On the 28th Of March, there was VIC
lent gale of wind from F.. S. L. which drove
Is sail of ships on shore, 1.-TWO of which were
trigates) and near one half Of the ships il the
port were materially damaged.
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are retreatins with all possible celebrity; the
light troops keep up with the rear Of the
French, and have taken an immense number
OF prisoners, horses, sc. The Fienca have
destroyed towns, villages, inhabitants, sc.
wherever they have passed, and also destroy
ed many of their own horses, which, from
want, were unable to proceed; the carriages
of their guns, which they could hot Garry with
them, they nave burnt, and spiked the guns
they were compelled to leave. Lord Wei
Engton dates his last despatch at Otiveira do
Hoshital, and it is said he has since proceed
ed to Ceis7ico''
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BALTIMORE, May II

LATEST FROM CADIz.
The brig Eliza and Mary Wood, Terwilli-
ger, arrived here yesterday, in 80 days from
Cadiz.
Capt Terwilliger and Mr.. MI!vain in
form, that The report lately received ut the
battle fought by general Graham and the
French IS true IN all its circumstances. Ano-
ther expedition since then was attempted, but
failed, owing it IS said, to the treachery of
pilots who were entrusted with the direction.
A very general jealousy exists between the
Spaniards and the British, which appears to
defeat every exertion Of the English and at
times likely to be attended with serious con-
sequences. General La Pena was to be ticd
bv court martial. The French about (7oOo)
still retain their post and frequently throw
shells into the town, which does sometimes
damage, When the Eliza and Mary left Ca
1iz, it was said another expedition was in-
tended under general Blake. Reports stated
that in all the skirmishes to the eastward the
S3aniartis we're generally successful.
Ok the 2sth, 2etl, and Soth, the brig being
then at Gibraltar, dreadful gale from E. N.
T.. 10 F.. S. E. WAS experienced. Captain T..
was obliged to get under way, but before he
got ont, he saw from ten to fifteen vessels
driving, which he supPoscs must have gone
ashore .tlat evening got off the port of Ca
dig, next morning went in and saw the whole
beach lined with vessels, and those that rode
ont the gale were mere or less injured. Many
vessels were driven ashore on the French
side of the bay, and possessed of by them
About the last of March, the schr. Allegheny,
Of Philadelphia, a ship of do. and or 8 more
American vessels we're taken and carried ul-
to St. Lucar by the French privateers; three
or four of the captains made their escape and
go, oyer to Cadiz, complaining that they had
been very badly treated by the French. No
sale for -four at Gibraltar, Ca,liz or Lisbon.
Vessels were daily arriving at Cadiz, from
Lisbon---at Catliz every store house and con-
vent were full, inso,nuch that an order of go
vernment had been issued to prevent the land
ing of any more for some days. Great guam
titles laid on the wharves for length of time
for want of storage. It was supposed when
they sailed that there were from SO to 10000
barrels atioat in the bay. &. II. Is.
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NORFOLK, May Is,
From Lisbon.

! from LtS00n.
To capt. Tabb, arrived here yesterday, in
A days fron Lisbon we are indebted Tor the
following concise statement
Il lett Lisbon the last day Of March, at
which time lord Wellington's army was far
advanced into the country, in pursuit of the
French. 1t was reported that Massena had
abandoned his army, and retired with divi-
sion of horse into Spain (the truth Of this !
cannot assert, but believe it not). TWAS tho
certain, that the French were still retreating,
and that in some disorder. They laid waste
the whole country through which they pass
ed, destroying every thing they could not take
along with them. Lord Wellington consider
ed the country in so perfect state of secqri-
~, that he had ordered most of the men OF
war and transports home. No general action
had taken place, but frequent skirmlshes, In
which the English were altogether successful
1000 prisoners had been brought to Lisbon
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-20
Mill for Sale.
I will sell or | will let, fer a

Term of years, grlst and merchant Mil *
20 acres of good fertile land in Fairfax coun.
ty, virginia, on the direct road leading from
Lces5uis to Ale xan,l.il, q miles from the
former and 10 to the latter, and Is toGeorSe-
town and the City Of Was iDgton. and not
more than three miles from the grea, falls Of
the Potomac river, and 10 miles from any
other merchant mill, and in good neighbour
hood for wheat, corn, rye, &c. and 1t BEING so
Immediately On the road where all kinds OF
horse fool will sell 10 great advantage. The
Mill House is built with brick /; it is Al feet
by 50 and ) stories high, and on a never fall
ing stream, with water wheels, one pair OF
good country stoaes, and one pair Of FIVE feet
french Burrs OF good quality, and corve-
hiency for snother pair, part OF the works
ALREADY framed, and Sc ,soned timber sufficient
to hn..h them it has every convenieacy and
necessary machinery for the manufacturing
-four and country work The works ate a..
most new and in complete order, with good
dwelling house, kitchen, ceoper's shop
other buildings necessary, and good peacn
orchard There IL about acres on improved
meadow, and Or more may be aided; the
balance is we'll timbered Afarther descrip-
ton is unnecessary, as the purchaser will f1rst
view the premises.
William Sheppard.
April s. eo'f
~. B. IF the above described
property be not sold or let, be-
fore Saturday, 18th June next,
it will on that day be fold to the
highest bidder for cash.
William SdeIRp0rd.
May $50
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.v ,rs sustained three charges Of OR cs-
by without breaking. The ioth behaved
,,,o:- nobly, saw SO many instances o. lndivl-
IL ,,,v,.rv. IS raised my opinion of mankind
TIC French are fine and brave soldiers, but
.,e sr,eriority of our English horses, and
are nartieu,ariv The superiority of sword
'asnsb;, our fellows showed, decided every
.co,tcst in our fAyor; 1t was absolutely hike a
:, ,,ne at prison bars, which you must have
Len a, sc.iool, except the three charges
The whole way acrass the plain was success
SON Of individual contest, here and there, as
ne cavalry all dispersed in skirmishing par
les to cover their rear, &c. 1t Was certainly
r-oss heaeasut. The infantry followed in CO.
lo:nas, one led By the Marshal (Bcrssford)
and the other by Gen. Hamilton, but were not
I'll engaged .oniy IN their movement 90 the
riaiA Ene trench columns retiring rapidly
b.tare ;,lcol, the cags:.y sl,irulishing between,
,ae IRE sto,n che ousworks OF Dadaioz to CO.
yer the passage Of TIE bridge, Wit. the tine-
TESS Of the day, formed altogether whole
that could not be exceied. We had 1900
Infantry, 1905 cavalry, aud brlgades OF ar
tj,Ierv we have lost, that Is, the 18TH and ist
Portuguese cavalry, but chieHy the 18th, p
killed, SIS wounded, 20 horses killed, thirty
Eve wounded, lo3 missing; l coraet killed,
!icuts. wounicd, Zone died next morning j.
TIE Frclich soroe, suppose, did not exceed
500. but tisey had superiority in cavalry
in Badaioz and the neighborhood they have
% 900, with whom we shall have rattle IN
few days.
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PHILADELPHIA, May Is.

81. Don'iago.---Capt. Conne', OF the scf'r
Mercury, (arrived at New-York) in 90 days
from St. Domingo informs, that Potion had
issued proclamation, ordering every white
French inhabitant to leave the island without
delay. 1t is said that he had adopted this
measure in consequence of discovering mum
Der Of intercepted letters, that the white
French were secretly countenancing and aid
ing Gen. Rigaud in an attempt to destroy Petl-
on and destroy the Government. An engage
ment between the troops of the two rival
chieitains was daily expected.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-20
ARRIVED.

Ship Woodrop Sims, Bryant 81 days from
London. Sailed in company with ship Hori-
zon, Pitts, for Alexandria, having on board the
furniture of MIR. Foster, the British minister.
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The Susauehann.h Democrat says that the
Communications Of Duar!c have greatly Increased
ttepopGlariy Of Governor Snydcr and sit
a &c behapea {~dts tie same paper) that the
;.ouse ofshe general government, by l.eib and
the Aurora, VIII have pretty much the same
ef5ec.;n the union that their cai0 u.nies against
Governor Snyder have had in Pennsylvania !;
i, Will make virtue and patriotism more RS
pecte6, and 7,;ce and hnlhndenee more gene
raily kno II and ds,estea." We cordially par
ticips,e Il this wish.
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.gIEx.sps5sll=i D=a7Is : =3.zETTE.

TO sHEw
rss VERY AGE AND BODY OF TEE TIME
FITS FoR>. AND PRESSURE.
MORAY MORNING, Har 90.
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Sale at AUCTION.

! will positively SELL. on SATURDAY The
FIRST day of June. next, before the tavern
door Of Mrs. NJ Fishrr, in the town Of
Frcdr,icks6u g,
80 pe'y ualuajlc Nrginia-tora.
81. A YES.
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IOHN G.. LADD
HIS FNH &ALE.

Young Eyson, Imperiai and Hyson Tea,
in chests. fresh and OF the best qualities. N.
Orleans Sugar in hogsheads s. barrels. Rus
STA and Ravens Duck and 81 Getting, Irish
Linen in boxes, bales of India Cottons and
THiac, 90 tons Russia Hemp, casks Pearl
Ashes, writing s. wropping Paper, S.isers,
soal Leather, Tanners Oil, Malaga * Sherry
wine, 8 by 10 Window Glass, mould md
dirt Candles, Salt, $50 Lisbon Grass Mats,
2 sacks Of Hops, &c. &c.
ALSO,
For freight 6rst rate Ship Of 500 tons.
Nav To-