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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-19
NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber takes the liberty of in.
L. forming the public in general, that he
has just finished opening
Fresh Supply Of GOODS,
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The British seem 10 be equally expert at
forgery in London and in Montreal. In
our last, we sketched out the means of car
rryns on their commerce by false papers &
false Tags. In our present, we serve up a
new literary curiosity letter palmed up
on the world in the name of john Henry
he piece has been seized with avid:ty by
the federal prints and We wish our re;i-
ders, to see what gross stuff they are COM
PEELED to toist upon their readers.----It is a
ouii as well asa stale resource for it does
not meet the object intended. admit that
Henry shelters were all impositions upon our
government, they are comparatively unim-
portant, as they come down to us. The
great fact is, that he was the emissary of
Sir J. Craig for sowing the seeds of disuni-
on. That fact is yet undisputed; fer the
letter OF Craig is not even PRETENDED to be
forged.
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ELECTION IN MASSACHUSETTS.

In 45S towns, Tor Strong 5l775, Gerry 407S5
Nett Federal Gain 4579-(say the Federal prints
lhere are 81 towns TO be heard from, in which
cor votes last year were for Gerry 1856, Gore
Mr. Gerry has gained more than 5000 Republican
votes since the last elections the Federaists more
than 10000 In truth, so large is the augm entation
on the federal side, that there some suspicion of
(says the National Agis.) announce to o"r hre,hr.
IN the Sister States, that the pous Mr.. Strong has
been probably hoisted to the Chair of State. by
means more false and base, than even their know
eq NE, o. , tne Federal ca party would suggest"
vernon, they have gained the Senate" II is aseer
tanned, beyond much doubt, that out of 40 Senators
go will be Republican,
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ASENfTENTIARY STORE, tn .nanchestey.
n 4 The subscriber having been appointed by tho
cAeeuuve' factor for the town OF Manchester
for vending articles manufactured at the Pen;tens
tiary, begs leave to inform his friends and :.z t,uu
IN general, that he has opened his store nearly op
poste Johnsohs Warehouse, where may be had eve.
ry description of articles manufactured at the abv
pace. Those persons resdiHg on the south side Of
James River, who are in the habit OF using articcs
wrought at the above establishments, can now Supply
themselves without the trouble aud expence of so;ng
to Richmond, and at the prices they are sold a,
the Penitentary& as it is the first establishment oE
the KIND that has ever been in Manchester he deems
articles F'
Virginia Cloth, Spun Cotton, Nails Of all deeorip.
lions, Shoes X Boots, Wagon Harness. SursingIcs,
Plough Hoes, Wrapping Twine, Bed Cords, Plourl,
Lines, Garden Lines, Seine Irvine, Weedine Hoes.
Hinges, Traces, Lock Chains. ...s
Together with variety of Northern made Cloth,
Ladies' and Chillrens' Morocco Slippers
April "a. wiy
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April "a

GALES atAUCTTUN.---OnM Monday the III,
- day OF May, "a. o'clock, on tie premises. viii
Dc ood, Valuable LOT, 80 feet by CO., on which
there is an excellent two story BRI(K II0JISF ..
occupied by Mr. John Andrews, eigibly situated for
grocery, and also calculated for the accom- modat.
on OF two private families 1t is opposite the western
corner OF the public warehouse and is the corner lot
Mt the intersection of the cross street next aove 80
warehouse and the street u, which bounds il ON the
southern side. An unexccptonabe title will he
made TO the purchaser. Payment will be received ia
u',s OF exchange on England-Also on the
same day at O'Clock the premises will be soil an
unexpIred lease in the tenement now occupied INV
Mr.. John Crockett, situated on the Man.street be-
tween the house of Mr. Judah Myers & the Corner
cellent stand for Grocery. The Lease will exnire
on the ZOth October 1919, and is subject TO ground
rent 9f nifty dolr1s Terms--one third casl lie ba
will be given. PO''''''O'
A prl o. - "
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TIE ENQUIRER.
(CIRCULAR.)
RICHMOND, APRIL 81, 1912.

SlR.-I herewith enclose you copy of
che general orders which / have given in
consequence of a requisition from the presi-
dent of the United States. Your compliance
with which, so fat as you are concerned, is
immediately required. In making the ap
portionment, we have experienced great
difficulties from the imperfect returns which
we have received, particularly of the Vol
unteer Companies. In executing the law
which directs that Volunteer Companies of
every kind should be called out by entire
companies, in the absence of correct infor-
nation, we have been constrained to resort
TO conJectural numbers, and we did so the
more readily, because if the real number
should exceed the supposed number, the re-
Siment to which it appertains, will be reliev-
ed IN its infantry OF the line. If on the con-
trary, the number should fall short of the
anticipation, the deficiency must be made
good from the infantry of the line. In de-
signaling the light companies by the names
OF their captains, it is not impossible from
the great change of officers, that the Exec
utive may have been led into an error, and
that some Of. the captains thus detached NAV
not now be in commission should such be
the fact, it is to have no influence upon the
arrangement, but the companies las now
to.nlnandetD are still to be placed in reoui-
sit:on. enclose the communication from
the secretary of War, copy of which you
Will furnish each coDimandant of regiments.
The Brigadier Generals and Comman-
dants OF Regiments will in their returns to
this department; state the amount of expen-
ces wnIcn may be Incurred in the execution
OF the accompanying orders, as they will Ill
timately be settled by the United States.
is. BARBOUR
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sRoOK AUCTION.-0n Monday the eth inst.
I'D at O'clock at the Vendue Office of the s,bseri
per- Will be Sold without reserve, an extensive coll
eeuon o, IafHG0fe Bsoes, ON various Subjects being
part OF the stock of BOOKSELLER declining business.
Among them are
xoitaire's Works, complete, in 20 Vols. sve.
,Rousseau's, do do 81 70
Milton, Newton, Hamilton, Goldsmith, Beattie
Harvey, Scott, Bacon &c. Sc Sc $3.50
Aiso-Blank Books, Writing Paper, Playing
Cards. Music, Paper, sc. &c.
JAMES BROWN, jr.
April "a. Z.
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dignity and imparAalty with which he has
SO long presided over their deliberations, and
the nation bereaved of one of the brightest
luminaries Of its glorious revolution"
On motion of Mr.. Smith f'.M Y. that the
Senate come to the following resolution:
1.-The Senate being informed OF the de-
cease Of their distinguished feilowcitzen
George Clinton, vice PRESIDENT OF the y.
States
Do resoiDe, That a committee bc ap-
pointed Jointly with such as may be appoin-
rcd ON the part of tho House OF Representa-
lives to consider and report measures proper
TO manifest the public respect for the me-
5inory ofthe deceased, and expressive of the
deep regret of the Congress of the U. s. on
the loss of citizen so highly respected and
revered."
The resolution was unanimously agreed
Go and Messrs. Smith of N. Y. Smith of
Md. German, Gilman and Bradley appointed
2 committee accordingly.
And the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Monday, .d1iyH 90.
Mr.. Scy6ert presented petition of sun
dry merchants, praying suspension of the
non-importation act.
Mr.. NIfchiU presented similar petition
from sundry merchants OF New York, a re-
ference of which petition was moved to the
committee of the whole to whom is referred
the bill OIL that subject.
Mr.. Loqvndes assented to the reference
of the petition but took this opportunity to
state thai he himselfh had no intention and he
believed his friends had not, of moving the
order of the day !; and added that whilst he
thought the adoption of the measure would
be wise and beneficial, the useless agitation
of it (and he was convinced the agitation of
It at this time would be useless and impro-
per,) could neither benefit the public or
those particularly concerned. He should
therefore not call up the bill and if its con-
sideration should be moved by any other
gentleman, he should vote against taking it
up.
A message was received from the Senate,
announcing the Death of the Vice-President
of the United States, and the resolution they
had adopted.
The House agreed to consider the joint
resolution above stated
Mr.. Iallmadge, said, it was assuredly not
from any want of respect to the memory of
the patriot deceased, that some member
from the state OF Ncw-York did not OH this
occasion address the chair. At their re-
quest, and being himself native citizen of
the state of New York, and having served
particularly and on honorable occasions in
the Revolutionary War with the gentleman
whose death was now announced ; having
long known his services and merits both as
a soldier and statesman, he took the Ii
berty, i'll behalf of the Delegation from New
York, to move a concurrence in the resolu-
tion of the Senate.
The House unanimously concurred; and
Messrs. Tallmadge, Mitchill, Gold, Stow,
and Macon, were appointed a committee
on their part to act with the committee of
the Senate.
And the House adjourned to meet at nine
O'Clock tomorrow to receive the report OF
the joint committee on the subject -.
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ORDER OF PROCESSION,
FOR THE
Funeral Of the Hon. GEORGE Clinton

"t'"E " 1HG non. george Clinton
- LATE
VfCR-PRESfDEN'Ta Of the U, ST.4TE,s.
The committee Of arrangement will attend at Mr.
W MEALS, the late residence Of the deceased tb;,
day at o'clock r. NJ. o.. =. '''''
Detachment of Cavalry from the district of n.
unbia wiii assemble there at the same time
At malt past O'Clock PM. The corpse of tle V;c..
President viii be removed from Mr.. O'Neal's IN fLc
Capitol, in charge OF the committee of Arrangement
escorted by the Cavalry. W
On their arrival at the Capitol, the corpse will he
taken from the hearse * deposited in the Capitol
until o'clock.
AT 4o'clockthe Procession will move in the fol.
lowing order
1. The Cavalry.
z. The marine Corps.
s. The Chaplains to both Houses of Conrress
q. The Physicians who attended the deceased
THE HEARSE.
PAIL BEAREEs
Mr.. Tamadge Mr.. Nac.,
Mr.. Summons Mr. Brotyn
Mr.. Butler Mr. Seve
Mr.. NJ. Clay Mr. Vr;oL,
8. The Family Mourners.
z. The President Of the United States
8. The Sergcant-at-Arms Of the Senate of the
u. States.
9. The Senate Of the United States M Chief
Moorners, preceded BY their President p,o.
-. $500 As
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lyAMP MEETING, win com nenoe on Ihur.da,.

NAMP MEETING, will commence on Thursday,
~ 2Sth OF May next, and continue until Tuesday
ioo%ng, at providence Meeting; Honse, j.. sight
MIR. Thos. Moody's, in New-Kent county, on the
stage Road, leading to williamsburg IS miles below
kichmondit is earnestly requested that no spritu.
Gus liquor cider, beer cakes, be bought and sold
at. or near the encampment; the use of those
things have been the principal of Interruption
at previous M eetings-We have the exclusive prill
vilege of the land both sides of the public road
and shall rgdy object to every thing that would be
means of interruptng the meeting.
STITH MEAD, MANAGER.
April "a. - ~ 40 ew
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G VERA ORD Frs.
Council Cham5er, Richmond .6t,yy 1ot


THE President Of the United States, in
pursuance u TIE law of Congress, passed the
10th instant ausnorising a detachment OF
one hundred thousand ,1lilitia, by an official
communication of the I5ti; instant, address
sea to the Executive Depa .rtmcnt of this
otate' having required that twei,"e thousand
men, ofhcers included, being the ,'uota OF
virginia. should be organized, armed and
equipped, according tolaw and that they'
should hold themselves in readiness to march
at moments Warming have thought fit.
with the advice OF the Council of State. to
require that each Briesdier General
throughout the State furnish his quota of the
said twelve thousand men, officers Included.
iu conformity with the following apportion-
ment, viz:
FIRST DIVISION.
4th brigade to furnish 635 total of which.
capt Marshall'sC Company Of rifemep, attach
ed to the 102d regt. Powhatan, estimated at
so; captain Morris's troop of cavalry, Buck
5ngbam, so; captain Anderson's ditto, Pow
hatan. so; light infantry attached to the LIST
Bat, 1st Regs. Amelia, so light infantry
attached to the LIST Bat. Tooth Regt., Buck
jDgham, $3.50. (Leaues J To furnish of
infantry of the line, 385.
From she Infantry of the Line are t. be
deducted one Colonel, one Major, and due
proportion Of captains, lieutenants, ensigns,
non-commissioncd Officers, Musicians, &c.
and allowing 60 men Officers included) to
each company.
1ith brigade to furnish e1S of which,
oNpt, Misery's cSmpapy of yiaemeo, Halifax,
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VAIL BE SoLD--for cash. az William a.,
w Tavern in Chesterfield county, on the .es
INST. negro slave named JIM, conveyed In Z. x'u'
secure the payment of certain sum OF nv Iust 10
f SG% t es ny Robert Woodcoek The SAL VIII due
title as IS invested in win be conveyed =, 900 such
chaser. BY gu 10 the pur-
WILLIAM FLcURNov =
April 5. '''"'OiOing 7fastee.
3wD
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ANOTHER EARTHoUAxr

few minutes before O'Clock, on Wednesday
mn morning, an earthquake distinctly felt and heard
~ several persons ia and near this city. The sound
was like the rumbling of distant thunder Pendn-
lous ooGes swung; beds shaken and several
reused from their slumbers.-IIow fortunate are
we that we are SO far removed from the scene of
e1nyu'slon-and saved from the frightiul dsast er
ruins! 0"'"se"' Jul
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INFANTS Situation IS Head n T,n--------
Man who is now employed as sni, ioung
~ extensive Mill aud who win prodnca ~ W yer
sa',sISs,Pry recommendations AZ to b;s 800 ,no...
ice. ct sSis ~ -. ~
abt4l ~ '"N ~
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BALTIMORE. Anril 90.

D. 90. oALIlMoRE, April ~.
by Captain Belts. from Lagura, we learn,
that ON the Goth of March, at 4 o'clock. p.
M: tnere was very severe shock of an
=, iHoOAKE, which DESTROYED ne arly
the the whole of the city of Carrac-
cas- ana all the town of Laguira, with all
the neighboring villages-ten thousand peo-
pie were buried in the ruins-two thous and
i've hundred i'll Laguira-one American on
y persisted, viz. Mr.. CROWELL, of New
YORK. Four shocks were heard & felt ON the
n1sht ioiiowing, not heavy enough to do an,
damage. On the 9th, the survivors were
employed in digging the dead from under
the runs, putting them in large lighters
carrying them outside of the slipping. and
Durylng them in the sea. On the 28th. the
sea was so rough as to prevent them taking
the dead off-then they built a large f;re
near the wharf, and commenced burning
Them and burned about forty at time ;o
one hre. On the 29th, the stencil had be-
come SO bad that they quit digging the dead
from under the ruins. And the survivors
pitChed tents on the plains of Magetere
On the '4th OF April there was a very
nara shock, which made the vessels trem-
bic as if they had been on a reef of rocks in
a heavy sea and from on board the hide
pendence, We could see the mountains move
IKE a snip In heavy sea, and large pieces
SS''iii5 oii them. Ar half past 5, the indie
pendence sailed, so that could not tell VIA
damage had been done. C-H Booko
Robert Il. Lowry, Esq. writes from La
guira, Under date Of Sd instant and mentions
INC Confusion and dismay as indescribable
following the destruction by earthquake. is
terrible scene OF robbery. He was pre-
par,ng TO sail Immediately, with what he
could snatch from the hands of plumber
ers, to Porto Cavello, which had escaned
the shock. .-.:.., = - =. -
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D,iegates 20 The neat I,fc.sloture

y 1I.tt,oUEtS 70 lHr H0AE II y.NlulUre.
Louisa, Peter M. Daniel. G. Harris% ~
Chartes City-Joln rylert2 l Cornelius Es N on.
Fringe George, Richard Williams,s Nathaniel
Marks
Chesterfield, Beverly C. Stsnard. Iranch Cheat
ham.
OinsridAe-Robert Pegram, Benz w. Leigh.
p. .Lunenbnr3-John Taylor X. Chaepens
Esses-JOhn Jones' Lawrence Muses.
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10. The Sergeant at Arm, Of the House o.
personalities.
IL. rhe House of Representatives Of the Cni-
ted States, preceded by their Speaker and
Clerk.
12. The Heads OF Departments.
49, The officers of government.
IA. Citizens and strangers.
DIE p---Ou Tuesday evening last Mr. syi ~ for
nerly OF the Charleston Theatre, who has beer, for
a few weeks past resident Of this city.
.7vgnssa Papcr, .3trGgM.
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n & J. DICK, & Co.--Have Just received from
=! Ss New-York and Baltimore, and offer for sale,
the following articles
Old Cognac Brandy,
baltimore Whiskey, list and sth proof,
Champagne, \
burgundy xh
Long Cork Claret, ; WINES.
Vim de Grave, aud
Sician I }
brandy Fruits.
Olives and Capers,
Fresh Salad Oil, in bottles and aasks,
Zant Currants,
Pr,nes and Raisins,
Soft shell Almonds,
Basket Salt,
Cayenne and Black Pepper,
Mustard, Allspice and Ginger,
Gun-Powder and Imperial Tea,
Old Bourbon and Green Coffee,
New-Orleans Sugar, ~, .., ),
Cassia and Cinnamon, &c. sc. 60
Which, with their former stock, make general
assortment in their line. Any article, found trial
not to be good represented will be taken back
II returned in a reasonable time.
April 81. If
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Y AND FOR sALE.-s7,lss Acre, of Land for

a AND FOR SALE.-57, 135 Acres of Land for
4 sale.-By virtue of a decree pronounced in the
Staunton District Court of Chaneery, in the case Of
Samuel Moae, OF the estate of Robert & Sa-
muel Purvance against Henry Purviance. will pro-
coed as commissioner, on the 2Sth dav of June nexe
in the City Of Baltimore, sell all those lands lying
the counties of Kenawha, Wood, and Ohio, mention
ed in mortgage deed given by said Henry Puryi2nce
to Samuel Noale, trustee, &c-the terms of sale will
valuable, and situated the waters of the Ohio
and kenawha rivers; many of them are improved,
and merit the attention of those person; who wish to
reside in that part of Virginia. The lands will be d-
vided into suitable tracts parcels for the accommo-
dation of purchasers, and the sale continued from
day to day, until completed.
THOS. l.. PRESTON
Lexington, Virginia
April 81, 1872. ids
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"yNegp Members.
G Pu; enormously in orr last, KaSres.
(2) Enormously ia our last.
coMMIrNIcArEn

MARsIED-on Thursday the 10th March, at
Hines, Southampton, the highly accom- plishcd aud
much admired Miss MARTHA r. HINES, only
Daughter of the Col, to DIR. HENRY NJ Gray, Of Je-
ausaie'u.
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WAsHINGroN, April 81.

=. -. - " 1T No VN, NTTII It.
us win feelings of unmixed Generation for the
character OF the Revolutionary Here the Patriot &
the venerable GEORGE CLINTON "a No Sfops,
ne expired about nine O'Clock yesterday morning,
MS io1Sss in this city, after an illness of abos,
four weeks continuance - - "''''
immediately alter thc ahnunciation of the above
,he'ancnoiy event, both Houses of Congress adj.
Jourhed' they meet tomorrow morainS earlier
nah usual TO receive the report of their Joint com
nittee aud authorize the uece,sary arrangements ro
the funeral obscques LUZ
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II correct Sentiment!


suppose we should not go to war with
Great Britain; that we should act d part
which l should consider as deeply degrad-
ing; suppose we should fail in performing
what we have so often declared our inten
ton to be; that we should not carry into
eject the resolve so repeatedly made-who
will continue this system l for one will not.
Our nation:el injuries call for this step; and
if we have not War at or before the expira-
ton of the Embargo, for one will recede
from our present restrictive system."--M Mr..
CheUes's Sheech on tie 9Th I1lriL on the
Susfiension ofthe Non Intercourse net.
And too for one will recede from the
present restrictive system, We differ from
Mr.. T.. as to the policy of the suspension !;
but we heartily concurin the above sentiment.
If JVar does not succeed the Embargo, / for
one am for honestly telling the merchant !:
:" Sir, yonr government cannot protect you
You must protect yourself. Trade at your
own risk. at your own discretion. We can
not save The aonoy ef the country let us
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COMMUNICATED

E*traet o. letter from a gentleman Of the fret
Riehni0nd, dated 16tk .3prii 1879
Inc shares to be taken in this place. for the
Farmers Bank were subscribed Tor, within the ten
days, and there was not sufficient number, to
sirous TO do So The people in the lower cou ntry
have but little Knowledge OF this be assured. our
resources and wealth great. The commits
sieners only received specie even this was
z" procured.
sit will be highly mortfyinr, il, after we have
done our part, failure should take place in
Richmond, and the new bank, thro' that, sustain a
" vital wound.''
Communicated-By information received from
the commissioners of the Farmers Bank, we ca
with certainty announce that the shares allotted to
be subscribed in the city of Richmond are all taken
or three days.
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II hey--Fof want ~ room, we arc under
the necessity of presenting the above ZEN
erai Orders IN more comfact form than
the original The reader, however, will
readily understand them. The whole number
to be taken from each brigade is first stated
then, the No. of each set of Volunteers to
be taken from that brigade which being
deducted. ieapeS the No. of infantry of the
Line to be furnished. ~ The word
leaves" is put in, by ourselves.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-30
len SERMONS,

BY JAMES MUIR, D. D.
IRE nosu publishing by CoT9oM q S4Ew4Ra,
on tie following Subjects, Uiz.
No, lon the signs of the times.
No. Hon repentance, detailing the cala-
nifty at Richmond.
No. III-Felix trembling.
No. Woods claim upon the young.
No V-Religion recommended to youth,
from the infrmities attending old age.
No VI-The effusion of the Spirit on tbs
day of Penticost, glorious confirmation ofth
gospel.
No. VII-On covenant securing to Noah
and his descendants temporal blessings, but
better covenant securing to believers spiritual
blessings.
No. VIII-The Christian Character.
No. 1X--Life and Immortality brought to
light
No. X-On Irresolution.
Each subject to be illustrated by Anecdotes.
Those wishing opossess the above Sermons
will please to call and subscribe.
I77 The two first are now published, and
ready for delivery--Subscrbers are respectA
fully requested to call or send for them.
April IT.
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mo. 1884
Bryan Eiampson &Co.
H.4YE on HAND, md FOR SALl!,

Bryan hlampson &Co.
HyfYE on HAND, md FOR SALlE,
80 Hhds. & so Bbls. New-Orleans and laA
vannah Muscovado Sugars,
10000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee,
5000 lbs. do. White do. for family use,
80 hhds. retailing Molasses,
pipes Cognac Brandy,
10 puncheons Old Antigua Rum,
90 do. Northern do.
4 pipes best Madeira,
a do. Sicily Madeira,
8 do. Lisbon, SWINES,
40 quarter casks Malaga,
so cases Claret,
SO bs.Nutmegs,
80 bags Pepper and Pimento,
SO kegs Race and Ground Ginger,
90 bales Prime Upland Cotton,
500 lbs. Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
60 boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
80 do. Chocolate,
With handsome assortment of other Gros
ceries, by wholesale or retail, on reasonable
terms.
10 tons first quality Country Hemp.
April l8.