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THE SUBSCRIBER
Hereby Ia fornis tie Public, he has ofened
A LIVERY STABLE,

IMMEDIATELY back of Mr.. A. Davis's tcne-
H ments, and is prepared to receive Horses,
either by the day, week, month year, upon mod
crate terms can be obtained any where in Rich
mond.
The coniguity ofths stable to several boarding hou-
SEES in this place, particularly Mr.. Edwardss, may
renderit object worthy the notice ofcountry gentle
men, who, in visiting tc u, prefer private accommo-
dations to public inns.
He has procured careful and attentive OsrLrR s.
intends using his best endeavors make this establish
ment acceptable to the public. His stable shall always
be proviied with the best the market affords
which together witch the unremitting and as-iui
ty he intends to bestow all horses committed TO his
chsrge, Induces hope that he viii merit public pat
y ronage.
- He alsofurnishes BOARDING-ROOM.b back
Of Messrs Roy & Walls ,whcre three four
genteel boarders can-bc accommodated at Sl2 per
month.
JAMES VAUGHAN.
N. B. Constantly for hire, good strong CARRJ-
AGE g HORSES, with experienced driver
ALSO, 2 or gNod SADDLE HORSESHOE like
wise wishes to pun chase,
Ten or Fifteen Likely Young
NEGROES.
IS
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NOTUE

sVOIICE
HEREBY GIVEN, That at the next Aupns,
4 Court Of Louisa County, at the Courthouse there.
OF, shall sell at Public Auction, for cash en- mich of
all the ' - '" u
LANDS e. LOTS,
~ mat county, returned delinquent for the non.pav
I'm VI ue axes OF the last year, as will he suf!-
Gent to discharge the arrears Of Taxes ,vbch sbaI
then remain hnpsid for that year. and ten per centnm
damages thereon, together with the taxes of the nre
seut year. ~ P''
The Sales will commence or the first d,y rs ,t
Court and continue from day to day, until they shall
lie Subscriber is authorised 10 receive ali such Tax
sold. ~ '''' "e
a list Of delinquencies may be seen in the CLERKS
Oihee ct the County, in possession of the Subscri
per- OF IN the Oifiee of the Auditor Of Public Ac-
countq. "
NICHOLAS J. POINDEXTER. d. S.
FOR
=, JOHN DOWNING, s. L. G..
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april 10.
NOTICE is HEREBY GTVE,N.
NIay 24,--qV87O

VENdAT at the next August Court of Isle of WIGHT
COUNTY at the courthouse thereof shall sell at
Public Auction, for cash. so much of all
Inn Us e LOTS.
IN that County, retained delinquent for the nonpav
nent OF IaxesfrOm the year 1885, until the wear 1910
as WI be sufficient to discharge the arrears Of Taxes
Which shall then remain unpaid for the resnaotive ,
and 10 per cent. per damages thereon together
with the taxes Of the present year.
- 1 he Sales will coninerice on the first day oe the
Count, and eontinus from DAY to day. until they shall
be completed -'
The Subscriber is authorised to receive all s,,cb
iaxes and dsmag ct any time before the Land sbs
be sold A list of delnqucrcies may he seen in the
CLERKS Office OF tie County, in possession of the
subscriber or in the Office Of the Auditor Of Public
Accounts
JOSIAH HOfLEMAN, oebaty far
JAMES JOHNSTON,
Sher!Eef hle ofBIgbt Co,rrty.
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.NEW 8 T.qLT.FBLE GOODS.
AT Auction

q IN THURSDAY, the Sth inst at 10 o'clock. Mt
NJ Tue enhuc Office y, the Subscriber will be
Sold, whhou. reserve, ABOUT 100 PACKAGES rRrsu
AND sEasoNABLE DRT-GOODS JYst iuborted
from London, Vi-:
trunks cotton hosiery, do. canbrck muslins
d. couoa shrtings, l6 do pins
do. hsberdashe:y, IS do. calicoeS
6do hankcens, bales sup rfne cloths
casks clothing AID CLOTHS
trunk and case hats . cases msrseillns
cases silk ami cotton umbrellas
cases printed handkerchief, trunks shawIs
case sewing CO. ton
ba' snperiine cloths and cassmeres
case Fiorenc~ silk cas- S IA Irish linens
case worsted webb, bale seine twine Sc Sc
10 kegs white lead snd other paints
81 crates earthen ware, well assorted
10 do gassware, 6 casks and case hardware. etc.
er,ta tea-ware, 10 boxes tin
IL casks best Loo don porter and brown stout
cas- no. mustard " shin screws
casks copp ras, Az bars Iron assorted
52cNnp ovens, 3S5 pot
=. f'is hs-Fnr I'll purchases under 5000, Cash
WIZ he required-ov"r that sum, approved endorsed
dit. "'' VIC
Uf The terms 70 be complied WITH before delive-
ry OF the grods.--A deposit Of 10 per cent. must
be oade Mt the time ofpurV,asins if eouir.d
NO allowance viii be made for damage of any kind
as me hoods NAV be inspected previous to t. sale
he sale will be continued fi,m day to day ,,ntil
completed.
JAMES BROWN, Jr.
1. IenGle .Hdsfer.
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y TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DANAWAY the 18th inst STEPHEN, OF
i Z moderately small stature, dark complexion,
LOOKS pleasing when spoken to, and has scar over
his left eye, with knot produced from the cause
th2t occasi"ned the Ee shrewd, artul EEL
low, and will no doubt make direct for Madison coui
~, Mssipp Territory, his wife was sold last fall to
"a gentleman who resides there. have reason to be-
heye he las procured free papers, and wiiLendeavor
to pass for free man, and probably change his name
A reward of Ten Dollars will be given TO any person
who will apprehend SAT- fellow, and secure him in
jail so that get him. No article of cloating known.
ALEX. a. CAMPBELL.
(fnnchlard NInr 91 -
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NOTICE.
Il VaLU.fBLE f,9TERNSs pL.a.N'T.aTyO.N.

II P.3LU.fBLE T.3FEhyN'S5 PLANTATION
FOR LEASE.
NTlLL be leased for the term of three years, on
w the premises, at Hanover Court house, on
"Wednesday the 2Sth day of juno, it being i4ano-
vcr Court day, that well known Tavern aud Planta-
ton, e"led Hanover Court-house, situated on the
main Stag road, leading from Richmond TO Washing
ton City, at present occupied by Capt Dabney VII
hanson, possession TO be given the LIST day of Janua
~, 1916
deem it Unnecessary to give further details presu
ming, that any person disposed TO lease, will first
view the premises. Terms made known on the
day of lease.
PHILIP B. WINSTON, Guardian
FOR
The ORPHANS Of PAU 7Hiln,an, decd
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NOTICE.
WILL Be SOLD, .AT PUBLIC AUC-
IION,
On me 81 dag Of jug neat,
4 VALUAPJ +. SClTE

On the Sd doy of J,lly nert,
A VALUABLE MIIL-SClTF
G IN Fine Creek, in Powhatan County about half a
= mile above the mills known by the name Of Fine
Creek Mills, and one mile from James-River The
'clte has ON FIVE twenty to thirty feet fall of water
SIZE '
here are ten acres Of Land attached with sueien
cy OF rock to build all necessary houses requisite to car
y on The manufacturing business in any shape The Wa
Ter nav'gble almost all the way from the scite to
James River. II is in rich and extensive countrv
where wheat is made in great Abundance
Anunques'ionsble title will be made to the purcha
sers.--Ihe property viii certainly be sold ON that
given OF il.
Al persons Wishing to view the premises, will he
shewn by DR. Edward Mayo or the Subscriber both
living near Fine Greek Mills
Terms made known on the dav of sale
ROBEH1' PLE.9S.2NTS.
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On zHURSDHY, tie 8fh inst, az 10 O'Clock
7vH be sold, before mr.. JosehA Darn,s-
GdftS L"m6eT-house, on tie cross street
Leading TO me Sandy Bar,
WITHOUT RES EnvE,
557 common tents 7caH tents
400 pats, ove7ss and kettles
IS SPIDERS and skflets, jacksonville 6el,o.rs.
156 G2es, SO Shozels,
81 s7'idd2eS, % frying PANS,
SO Dutch blankets,
HoeS, hammers. Sd1es, nails,
=. fftee, steeiyards, fianes, bare, &c Sc
- EnMs---d months credit on all t',nchases aGove
$50, TOR afbroved endorsed negotiable notes
J.4JHES BROU.N, IT, T. NJ
q ? me Gbope safe is 'nauoidaJly bostponed an
til Thursday the I5h June
- JBROWN, Jr. y. M
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AN OBJECT

-, hIN UI1J GOI
OBRICR-Ly4YERS.9J CyaRPEN-TERSl
PURSUANT to an order Of the County Cont oe
n Essex, the Commissioners appointed for the pur-
~ VIII receive proposals uF'il the 18th next month
Tor The building of Courthouse b Jail IN Tc,robam
oOk none Of the proposals made arc sat5factory
III rsy WI" on that day; the Farmers Hotel in said
Yet The said work to the lowest bidder The nm.
o. underwriters to give bond with approved
~ Ff''lyi Tor the performance ofthe contract plan
:, we work may be seen on application 20 Laurence
~ ~ any time after the 1sth INST 1.-The time and
''.e Dc payment my be known after the sr,, Mon.
'ts ~ next mott. '''-
i"ppa'annosk, May is------ep,isJyns
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD. :
RUNAWAY


RUNAWAY
EINROM the Subscriber. about the sth of February
r last, negro woman, named EASTER, of a We
ryyellowish complexion, common size. She carried
away with her a negro-cotton jacket and petlicoat
calico bonnet, and black wool hat besides other clo-
thing no recollected-was raised in Matthews coun,
ty, ana has been seen about Lynchburg lately Ten
doilarsreward will he given if taken out of this coun-
ty, Tor securing said womun in Jail and giving info,na-
ton, that get her a,;amor Five dollars viii he
given, iftaken in this county.
a. G. TINSLEY.
Bedford, near Ivy Mills, April 81.
N b. Since the above published, have had
reason to believe that the woman, EASTER, has gone
down James River in some hoat-andis probably a.
bout Richmon, or aiming for the county in which she
vas raised 1t is also possible that she has obtaned
iree-pass, and will attempt to go a free woman
She IS likely woman and dresses deccntlv which
might rid her in getting off II she is taken in or a.
bout Richmond, will give
Thirty DoHicrs Re7yard,
For her apprehension and such Information as will
enable me to get her again.
A. C. TNSLEY.
June 3--y6v
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NOTICE.

.9LL PERSONS having claims against The Es-
tate OF Henry Stokes decd late OF Lunenburg Coun-
" will please exhibit them or before next Decem-
Der Lunenburg Court, this notice will he plead ia
bar OF the recovery OF any claim that may be brought
forward after that day.
Those indebted to the estate aforesaid request
ed to make payment without delay, wish 10 close
our execatorshp early as practicable.
WILLIAM STOKES,
BARBEE BELTS. IAecu.oiS'
Iunenlmro Nav 81
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WOTyCN.

EXTENDING in p fcw days 10 return 20 Pbfadc1-
y phA, per,ons having claims against me, must OK
hiht them for paymont, at tine Counfnp-bonse If
ynes7' d. q 7. Uood, on or before 1brrrdav. The
sth inst '''' Vac
HUGH CHANtBTHs
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D. aTenor Quality, may be had BY wholesale or
IB the residence ofCol. Campbell, Shossoe IIill -
nose no taFe ~ large Quantities, will be aile,yea
mr., ssStenert from die eus,Orsry retail prices
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NEW AND ELEGANT FURNTTURE
At .aUCJYU.N.

.aT .qUCJIO.N.
an Thursday, the sth of June, at II o'clock, We
W shall sell at the Ware-room of Mr.. John Alcock
on Governors Street, variety of .,tzs and EIegant
,BahogGny Furniture nix
Sideboads, Secretaries Secretary and Book cases,
ehins-presses, round square wast-stands bureaus
dressing tables, high and low feet bedsteads aud so
ias, with number of other articles in the same
line.
ALSO
Windsor Chairs and Settees Looking Glasses &c
tt An Excellent FEMALE COOK.
p TERMs-For sums under so dollars, cash Of and
over that sum, 90 days credit for approved paper.
MURPHY g SCOTT, V. NJ.
Nav 3l--tr's
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-01-16

otnIlOuSness stalk. orr streets with
shameful front bid defiance to law
and tranlplc authority under foot 2
y here b TIE prooi2 Where is the
magistrate, that has been loilcd !;
where IS the posse conifanLs, that has
been defeated ? produce them and
set Us take little Athenian liberty
with them Let lis see how few
nlterrogatorles will SET to them.
What have YOU done 2 Have you
sllrunk from your duty at the me-
races ola few wcrsllippeFs Of Baccilus
or OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS image !?
Did you fear the power Of their bal
lots! AT this rate they will ere long
ballot you out Of the world Why
wereyou entrusted with the execu
ton Of the laws ? But you are silent.
| will deliver you over TO the judi
ges and let them reward you.
Stand forward, ye who profit by
these practices yet who iatten upon
the vi,als of your country, and tell
as your real motives. DO you sac
siflce peace and leputation, honor
and honest, for a few vile dollars
What do you expect ? 10 continue
the practice !? Look round you.
v here is your strength ? But you
have ovcrellarged them with strength !
and it has brought them low.
Where IS your repuration2 Visit the
Poor house, the Jail, and the tavern,
and hear your praises rung. Come,
for am not your enemy, listen to
me moment. Putaway your Htfie
cups Fell your customers. you
have not known the enormous pub
lick mischief, and private misery !,
that your practices have produced,
ieil them YOU are OF human kind
susceptible OF compassion that you
have political come xions, and cannot
stab your county; that YOU have
religious obligations. and dare no
longer violate them all. - .-
pHlLOLEGIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-01-16
REPLY
" OF TIE
Hon. CYRUS KING.

Cor MASS icHusErrs
in tlle House OF Representatives Of the Z. States,
DecembcrfO, 1914,
TO that part Of .dr. Iagersofs Speech Published
IN the .Natioaal Inteligencer Of Friday ldst,
a'hich relates to the occupation Of a pant "
Name by tie e'semy.
Mr. Speaker Il rise merely to
explain some remarks from this.
and torepel some accusations from
the other side OF The house. An
non. gentleman from Pennsylvania,
Mr.. lngersoI) lias been pleased to
represent, that certain gentlemen
have come 5 or GOO miles from the
east, to abuse the administration for
suffering the capitol Of tils nation TO
be sacked, wnlie a part OF their own
state was in quiet possession Of the
enemy. 1t Is indeed true, Mr..
opeakef, that VT do live remote
rom The ruined scat Of government
so remote, that the genial rays OF
nat government, Us now administer
q, il it emit aay, have never yet
reached US though its insults, rs
taxes, and its expressions have lii
sJoundance. 1t is also very true, sir
that small portion of our territory,
thluIy inhabited and difficult OF &C
cess, except by water, has been, for
q short time in the possession OF the
enemy. But whose duty is it, let
me ask that hon. gentleman, to ex-
pei them ? Was not the constitution
Of the United States formed, among
other things, . to provide for the
common defence ~ Does it not ex-
pressly promise to every state in the.
union, that the United States 6 shall
project each of them against inya-
sion ?" AS soon as you confess in
fact, what you do in practice, that
this administrator cannot do this,
Massachusetts willexpel that enemy
herself; free herself also from your
expressions, and thus rid herself oil
two violent enemies at once.
Why do you not also calluron the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-01-16

hardy sons Of New England to repv.
your enemy from Niagara ? Finer
within sight Of your army Of tbs.
north, almost within the range O.
your cannon-why Go you not COM
maud Us to repel them from then.
settlements near the Chesapeake p
dammlng Of your Potomlc, and a
most shutting up the road OF youl
valient President to Montpelier, III
Ftance---E should say, il Virginia
YES, sir, SO obstructla5 him, that III
cannot retire, TO ease and lltaln}
from the great cares Of state, and
from the deep curses Of the people,
without being iflsuitrdby tie proud
flag Of that enemy. DO the friend
Of such miscreants dare reject upon
the tried valor and patriotism q
New England, and even to take adj
vantage OF their own Wrong2 Ii thcs
can do this they will have every adj
vantage.
But why are this people thus
grossly calumnia,ed ? | appeal 10 The
faithful pages OF history for an al.
swer. We there find, that "wlien a
colony, in favor Of the mother colln.
Try, Massachusetts contributed pro
tusely in money towards the French
Uas; and her sons gal!antly led g.
victory and srenown, at Loulsburg
Hel.isle, Martnrico, and Havana
z. Many of the common soldiers,
who gained such iaurels, by theii
singular bravery, On the plains o.
Abraham, where Wolfe died in TIL
arms &c victory, were the natives 81.
the MASSACHUSETTS, Bay. Notwith
standing all this that unnatural parcn,.
was plotting against their liberties.
So has Massachusetts, sir, prolusel,
contributed towards tie srcono
French " ar: Aud when has victo-
IS perched on your standard. by Sc
49, r.. I,.,l a,,,l 49,. III s<<,J "a ~ !,ao
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-01-16
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE DELEG.fTE.S 10 TIE
CONVENTION.
The Delegates assembled in Coaren-
iion, beg ieaue TO report The foi-
losling result Of their confereace:

THE Convention is deeply imprened
with fenfc Of the arduous nature of the
commiilion which they were appointed
to execute, Of deviGng the means Of dc
fence againft dangers, and Of relief from
oppreillops proceeding from the acts of
their own Government, without violat-
ing confti,u,ional principles, or difaps
pointing the hopes Of iufering and
injured people. 10 prefcribe patience
and 6rmnris to thofc who are already
exhauted by diitrefs, is fomiinvs to drive
them to defpair, and the progrefs towards
reform By the regular read, is irkiome
to thofe whole imaginations diieern, ana
whole feelings prompt, to fhorter
courfe. But when abuies, reduced to
fylfem and accumulated through a eoulfe
Of years, have pervaded every department.
Of Government, and fpread corruption
through every region of the STATE when
thefe are clothed with the forms of law,
and enforced BY an executive who:e
will is their fource, no fummarY means
Of relief can be applied without rccourfs
to direct and open retitfance his ex
pertinent, even when julfi6able, cannot
fail 10 be painful to the coed citizen !;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-01-16
3boIitiral geiifeQauv.
For the PortI nd Csz te.


! s Ike misfortune Of republican
unions. that corruption Of
g nr;nc;ples will not admit of q
.r1Iv. 1nthem'the loss of virtue,
4 I'll Of ifmale chastity, takes a
= Re power and hopes of recov-
Ind i revolution is the inevita-
! collsequence. In monarchical
ernTlebts a wise, vigorous, and
5'ys prince may restore the proper
and authority to Laws, that
g been disfegarded !; but when
, rrpubiic The laws once cease to
|SniSnd respect and obedience,
line remains to bring back life
Itslh to i sickly constitution.
disease preys upon its vitals;
bids defiance to all the arts OF
||jtryation. The reader has only
consult the history of republicss,
|'sten to the dictates of common
r Cor confirmation of these re-
ks.
With this fact staring them in the
s Why do not republicans take
|fm at the first violation of the
nj? Why even among us are an
oftatnt class OF laws made only,
|one would think, 10 be trampled
a and magistrates elected only
|beinsultsd lti,impunity? Where
s been our patriotism and our Wig
Be, while the Sabbath has been
llolously profaned and while ey-
man 4 his pleasure has securely
Islt Out spurious liquors, in def
|!tf b ertress laaUs I The Publlck
|lId seSnAs lacy to be a little rous-
but We sc as yet only symp-
- d waking Some efforts have
81 made toresEore the authority OF
CLAWS +; but they nave been like
efforts OF a man III a dream.
1zfthdng more must be done. The
lEnIls Of law and order must all u
s g discoulitenance the practices
1<d 70 & stamp them wlEh the
A - Of IuIamy. In short, the
n n'asf Be put IN erccuiion !; Or
IS deliberately resolve To hand
9'gl 70 the historian this date, as
s<Fa q our corruption and dclu
3 Posterity will mark it, aud
.1'Srat our stupidity.
sm sensible, that to some my
~ and representations viii appear
'eaFa6ant, They measure future
e W the past and think the
'a*'ll continue to be principally OF
s'sa'e Nature. Whine the poison
''pesty a. work, they are secure.
'Ssase the patient is not yet throws
= MS OF CONFUSION. The atttn-
!. =! Others has been wholly drawn.
ol'lcal gu esllons, and publick
these are subjects
Wy q attention and concern.
"a, rn''e combating the enemy, and
ms motions before the for
'ney are msenslble of a mink
-9'ner quarter, thar is fast ap.
s''''ng the magazine, and viii.
communicate fire to its contents.
q, ne magnitude of the interest
J '''es apprehension. There can.
g too mucA concern. Il is
u''e 70 act. It's time to know,
4 ~ lor law, and who for coniu
4 s s,'ete are a few well disposed
A. S s believe the laws, relative
! oaObath, and The vf.nd;nu nj
~. avs liquors cannot be e.recufed !
lEs nave We then verify come
= wee triumphant Can H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-01-16
GAZETTE,

pR1NTED AND PUBLISHED
IN u. u = &f7IRLhY.
"a. 50 90 per annunl, one
l advance.
Those who are indebted for
AzrrrE previous to Sept. |,
sre desired to call and settle,
Sllv those whose accounts
been running ouer SIC gears.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-21

meeting called for that purpose, and the
president and directors at the expiration
|of said time may if they should see pro
|oer continue the same for a longer peri.
|ad, by making their decision publicly
Known bx insertions in some newspapers
ID the town Of Alexandria six weeks pre-
|yiously.
Art. is. The president and directors
shall as soon as they may think proper.
declare a dividend of profits on the ca
aital stock paid in but no STOCKHOLDERS
shall be entitled to dividend on real
|estate subscribed beyond the amount OF
dividend ON the money he has paid in,
and every half year thereafter shall
make, and declare such dividends OF
|profits as they may deem proper. proyid
led that no such dividend shall impair
the capital stock of the bank, and no di-
lyidend shall be declared, except by a
majority Of all the directors ;and it shall
be the duty Of the president and direct
Iurs, to petition for an act to incorporate
The real estate bank of America, and
they shall not put the same into operation
without legal authority.
Art. Is. On The dissolution of this In
stitution, whenever the same may take
lplace, eitecfdally measures shall immedi,
lately be taken by the president and dr.
Irectors then in Office, for closing all the
lconcerns of this institution, and for di.
yiding the capital and profits, which
may then remain, among the stockhold.
ers in proportion to their respective in
Eterests, and transfer to each subscriber
Ihis heirs or assigns, the same real estate
las was subscribed hy him.
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|HTAyE removed to their New 3.
81 House, on Fairfax Street, yS.o
they offer on moderate terms, y
The balance Of their Fall
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JOHN G. LADD, * co.
Hare for Safe,

4
90 bales Georgia cotton, Russia hemp
duck and cordage, crates of Liverpool
ware, consisting of plates, dishes, cham
Der mugs, & l hid. China, tea and table
sets, casks of cut glass decanters ana
|goblets, 90 casks I'D wrought nails, 10y
10, 9 by II. and 10 by II Bristol glass
100 bags coffee. entitled to dra"OacA
tow cloth, sheathing and candle paper
shoes in boxes, Spanish brown, chalk
,and-spikes, whale oil, Lemon juice ID
casks, e pipes French brandy, sweet
wine, pepper in bags, ~ boxes Young
Hyson tea, case domestic woolens'
"A Irish linen in boxes, and German IL
mems in bales.
Oct. 5
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