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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-23
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
March liz

So ~ ~
After the reception and reference of various
petitions amongst which was one presented by
Mr.. JerviH from sundry Inhabitants of the Green
Mountains in Vermont, praying a repeal OF the
duty on imported Salt
Acommltlee of five members was appointed.
on motion OF Mr. Forney, to enquire into the ex-
Pediency OF increasing the salary of The Clerk of
the House Of representatives
The engrossed bill for the relief of Erastus
Looms the engrossed bill making further p;o-
VISION for settling claims To land m the Illinois
! errItory; and the engrOssed bill for the reliefof
CERTAIN claimants to lands in the distric, of Vim
Ecennes were severally read the third time ard
passed.
The House took up The bill from the Senate,
relative to the evidence in cases Of NsluraIlza-
ton, as amended, passed and returned to the
Senate.
The house then went 'nto committee of the
whole, Mr.. MooRE IN the chair, ON the bin bro-
vlding foS, quietjng and adjusting certain land
claims N fhe Mississippi territory.
a motion made by Mr.. Sfrong to strike out
the frst section, produced q good deal of debate
on the merits of the bill from which we ex.
tract the touowing substantial view of lie ques-
ton' Aiter the treaty of 1885, that is in f7o5,
when the United States took possession of the
vi sslss PPt country, Tn Y found CERTAIN settlers
on lands VINO bad settled under Spanish grants,
issued when SPAN was possessed OF the country
Inc y. states without demanding any euuiya-
tent therefor, relinquished to those settlers ALI
the right acquired by the treaty of 1893. but
without warranting them in the title-subse-
9uently, however, certain persons holding pa.
ms under The British government set ,i5 a
Ga m 10 these lands, As having the elder titles
and the actual settlers, those holding under the
Spanish grants, petition the Unnei States TO ex-
anime a decide the claims of the British gran.
tees, vnd It IT be adjudged that they have tho
stronger title, that their claims may be sat SIZED
by an equivalent grant Of pubic lard elsewhere.
he bill reported by the committee on Public
Lands, to whom the petition was referred. and
under consider tIon, provides that the Secreta-
ry OF STATE, the Attorney General, and the com
missioner of the General Land Office be autho.
rised 10 examine the disputed claims and de.
ode hereon according to law, as soon as the
claims to 10000 acres have been fled for deci-
SON. That IT the claim OF the British grantee
should IN any case be confirmed, the commissi-
oner Of the land office shall issue his certificate
for the amount thereof, which certificate shall be
a final satisfaction Of his claim, and shall be re-
ceiyed IN payment for any Of he public lands of
he United S ate9 at the rate Of two dollars per
acre for every acre Of the certificate; that no
CT i'm shall be filed 1nder the act which has
oeen barred by any former law and that the de-
ciston OF the commissioners shgn be hnal and
conclusive.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-23
Congress, buu, for a mere formali,y which had

Congress, but for a mere formali,y which had
been omit,e ed, &c.
This bill was postponed to Monday next, on
motion of Mr.. Roberts, after some conversation
between Messrs. Roberts, Williams, Wells
Daggett, Talbot and Rarper-in the course o.
which no decided opposition was manifested b,
any gentleman 20 the bill.
TIE COMPENSATION BILL.
The bill TO change the mode of compensation
ofthe Senators, Representatives and Delegates in
Congress, was read a third time.
Some debate took place, which, with other
proceedings, shall be noticed in course.
The question on ordering this bill to a third
reading, was decided in the affirmative by a vote
of 81 to IL
Some other business was done, to be notcet
hereafter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-23

increasing the salaries of the iud ges. and also of
NE great officers Of government, .wasnot distinct.
~ "a toned, bnt rather generally admitted. II
appeared, however, that a committee had been
'ppointei, some time ago, TO enquire into the
expectancy OF increasing the salaries ofihe Off
GERS OF me government generally. 1t havin, been
suggested that the committee already appointed
had this subject bef1re them,
on motion OF Mr.. DGgeett, the further consi-
derauon OF the resolve Yves postponed to Monday
week. '
The Senate then proceeded to the considera.
ton OF the bill from the House of Rrepreseata.
t'ves, which has been widely debated in tLis bcdy
heretofore, authorising the payment for property
United States.
The bill has been much amended. and indeed
essentially changed in all its features. since it
came into the Senate.
AS II was last reported from q select commit.
tee N. proposes the appointment of Board Of
mree commissioners, at the seat of government,
" ~ on anu hi,aiiy decide all claims of the cha.
racter embraced by the bill
An amendment moved by Mr.. .Df,so, nc ",
20 appoint Commissioners to collect evidence
arrange and report it to Congress (but not to de.
eide upon ~ was debated at considerable length
oeihg zeaiousiy supported by Mr.. Talbot. and
as, oy hr. Taylor, Dagge,t, and Nh. Fromentin
ana opposed bv Messrs Mason of N. III. and
Hialy neS3tIve1 Ha
Inc bill was further considered. and the y
mendnen's first above described were agreed TO
'hetme for exhibiting claims is limited to two
years.
The bill provides for cases ofIosses ofpronert-
y under Contracts with the government. as well
As temperament &c.
Mr.. .Hlson of N. III. moved :, .,rt. .
word "contract" ""' '"e
ms notion gave rise to some debate. Il vaa
supported BY the mover, Mr.. Roberts and Mr..
DaSSett, on the ground that it would sub;ec, the
United States to pay for losses Of the risk which
every Individual in making contracts must nave
taken into consideration, and reguIAted his CON-
tract accordingly. The motion was oopos.d bv
Hir; b own, MIR. Barry, Mr.. Lacock, and M.
l aioot on the ground that there were MANY ca.
ses IN which Wagons, teams, boats, &c are en-
pIoyed IN services, he nature and danger and r;sk
Oh wnieh The commanding officers of any army
wouo be Criminal in making public, &c.-
ana IN such Gases where the United States i'm.
posed conditions not understood or anticlnated
equitable remuneration for loss cughtt 70 be mad
&c ~
Betsre the decision of this question. il wac
superseded by a motion to strike out the whole
sect on IN which il stood.
The further consideration ofthe bill w,s tb.,
postponed to Monday, to which day tue Senate
adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-23

IN SENATE-March ID.
Inc bill to change the compensation of the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-22
Postscript.
NEw4 YORK, Jan'
r.kTFgya r NJ FRA M Il.

The fast sailing brig Tom Hazard,
capt. Switzerland, arrived at this port
Yesterday ii SIS days from Nantz. from
whence She sailed OH the 9th Of Dec
cam. S. Informs US, that the treaty be-
tween France and the Allies was not
published in France uatil the LIST of Dec;
that tie trialof Marshal Ney was not nm
|ished--;,,,d It WAS generally believed he
would bo condemned. The people Of
France were loud in their clomoars a.
gainst the heavy exaetions that were
levied upon them, and appeared anxious
For, another change Ci government.-A
passenger states, that information
was received at Nantz, that an at
tempt had been.made, without success te
|liberate Marshal Ney. A number of Of
|hces OF distinction presented to the 3
lyernor.os therrison IN rSlerin TIE nane
lof(the king, for the relief OF the marshal
hut the governor suspeCting tho order tt
have been forged, detaiDed the officer:
luntil he ascertained the fact, and rcceiyet
Ian order for thei imprisonment. itwa'
said the king had ordered large mill
tary force, oguard agai st the rising Gifts
lpeople. The number Of al ed traops ii
Paris, at the last accounts, va. SAID to b
about 100 o.
/ By the fom-Hazard. and ship Ton
ri G. Paris papers to the 29th Nov. am
INants to the Sd Dec are receiv d. Tie,
contain the treat between France ar
the allied powers.
| Cart. S. also states, that c ton "a II
great demand, in consequence of an e.
pectation that heavy duty would b.
Immediately laid upon that article.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-22

Of The propositions of tie ca, e,
says and means, which d bsss 'es 8
tl,ln committee Of the who's : s!ssa
Tie resolution, tr cop,;o,,;
sl s,!, duiies to Soth June 4 a arrssa 'es
iile resolution for contiadios e. u,
on salt, eccasioned some DEBATE Fl. ua'y
|ogreed 70. By yeas and raYs, s. I s y
|ef90 to4S. ! 'Sh
The following bills passed tb..,.,
Committees ofthe Whole, and ws., s'sa
dered to be engrossed fora tI.ird ~,
ing; the bill for theieiict If III. be; Sse !,
George Nebinger; the Bill Tor tAe raI " |,
n Joilathan White; the Bill fer H. s, =
.iief Of Jc.ln 6. Camp; The 5iIl iur d. $
lief Of John Rogers, il. Of Eatrrf.,,'$'
Con-; the bill Tor the relief Of John b. y
san Coke and the bill Cor Tie legst :. !,
Joseph Anderson. "
Tie bill for the relief of The sison..
and orphans ofmilitia killed, Or whOb.s,
lied OF wounds received during tie h..
var, wss some time before a commit.
9f the whole. The committee rose. "a
the bill was referred to differelt COW '
|mittee.
The House adjourned rather esrss
than has been usua! for some DAYS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-22

FOR s SALE.
( NMI7RSU Ante d decree OF the SIS s1
s perior court Of chsncery Tor ths |,
.ssederick District. in the case Q :.
.JI;nk;s,s,s Ex or, VS.. the heirs Of iho's
I. or,ay deed ~ shall Offer for sale upon
the PREMISES on the 18th day OF January:
s. fair II not the next fair day, that va
InalSIe estate called Port Fa0ago; lase
gbe rropert I "a Thomas Lcrnay, decd
mis- tract Of land Is situated upon me
ss M, Is tho Rappabannock, about I'VE
alias below Port Royal, In q pleasant
and healthy country y contains !. 5
Scres with an excellent twDstory brick
6o,.se. therco fiourishing orchards, ard
s , Improvement, which the neeessi-
f;es Sf plantation or the wants OF Ia
lnily could require There are also at
.acked toit good winter and spring nsh-
cries.
s nns;dered as the best upsn the river, be-
/ ~ siprularly adapted to the cultivation
,f hoth corn and wheat--One hundred
md forty bushels of wheat have been
own upon it this fall.
Ii will be sold at public auction upon 9
,re, ~ Of SIX months as to the lnorta.sh g sc
money (l120o with interest from lotf
IS January and the costs ofsuit-and as
) the residue of the purchase money, :
redit Of one and two years thereafter
sill be allowed.
AT the same time I shall sell the eroI
laf corn, fodder stacks, plantation aten
Ellis, horses, mules. &c. &c.
Also.
-Four or FIVE hundred CALLERS of choice oil
brandy.
John I. Lolnax,
Comm'r under the decree an'
Admir- Of Thos. Lonlax, decd.
doc on d4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-22
REMOV AL.

C Bronapgh and 20.
nv AVE removed their store, next door
IN below Patons and Butcher and
qea,Iy opposite their former stand; where n,
they offer a general assortment OF Dry
GOODS suitable to the season. among
which are an assortment Of elegant Fan
cy Muslins.
ALSO.
Levantine s, Florence Silks,
ELECANT
Merino & evan inc HAWKS
And variety of other articles--ail OF
which they will sell Oh the most reasona-
ole terms.
dec 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-22
$50 Dollars Reward.

lEA ANYWAY from the subscriber, or
~, SATURDAY. the 9th inst. bright
ImuIatto boy named JOSHUA, formerly
the property of Mr.. WIN. Hodgson, a
bout S feet s inches high, from 20 to q
wears of age. stcut made and handy leg
|ged /; has swing in his walk, large blue
|eyes. large mouth and one of his fore
teeth out had on when he went off .
Ioair of blue pantaloons and roundabout
Iiacketof the same, but it is probable he
NAV have changed them--lt is probable
Inc will make for Baltimore, Philadelphia
|or New-York, where he will attempt t.
|get employment as Conlectioner, il
(which business he has been employed
II viii give reward of % dollars for Sc
|curing him, iftaken in Alexandria and
|ifty # taken within 90 miles, and the a
bave reward if taken further from Alex
andria, and reasonable charges if brought
home.
LOUIS BEELER.
N. B. Masters Of vessels and Others
are cautioned against harboring or carry
ING of said tello0, as they will be deal
with according to law for SO doing.
L. b.
Dec. 1g If
The Editor of the Baltimore Federal
iazette will please publish the above
very Others times
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-22
REMOVAL
David Peabody

UNIFORMS his friends and iorne
customers, that having sold out hi
former Steck of Goods and stand, he ha
taken the store two doors below the Me
chanics' Bank, formerly occspied b,
Messrs. Rogers & Lewis, where ne ha
now opening complete assortment Q
Staple and Fancy Goods, purchased tn
last week at reduced prices. and Will sci
them Tor cash only, alta very small advance
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfne and common broadclsths, al
celers,
Black, blue and MKT superiiae cassi
meres,
Cords and stockinets, veIvets,
Flanne!s and booking baizes,
Bonbazetts, elegant vestings,
Cotton aud worsted hosiery,
Ginshams and calicocs.
Cotton cambrics, dimEties,
Irish linens, long cloths and BritisI
cottans,
Black, brown, green, crimson, bull {
white ievantines,
Black and coiored iustrings,
White satin,
Satin stripe and blown gauze for bal
dresses,
White and colorcd ladies' and gentle
mems silk and kid gloves,
Faided .ustrings, silk Florentine,
Dress hantlkerchiefs, embroidered with
gold and silver,
Elegant merino and silk :hawls,
Imitation and cotton do.
Woollen scarfs, waistcoats & drawers
GcntIemen's leather gloves, superior
quality,
Lustring and satin ribbons, very
cheap,
Elegant down plumcs,
Boot cord, pins, tapes, thread, &c.
Jan 6
Hugh Smith & Co.
EIave received by the Fair American,
Cut and Plain Glass Ware.
Alss, by the Mary from Liverpool,
An additional SUPPLY of
Queens WGre and China.
aaking with their iermer stock an exten'
i've assortment.
Also, received by fine Fair American,
AND FOR SALE,
s tons patent shot
Ii casks dry white lead
4 casks dry red Go.
2 tons white lead groundin Oil
IL casks coprcras
S rolls sheet lead
And quantity of wine and porter
'ottIes.
Dec IL eett
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-22
NOTICE.

A MEETING of the Stockholders Of
the Bank called the " Real Estate
Rank of the United States" subscribed
to in Virginia, is requested to be held at
West End, on Monday the 9Sd instant,
at eleven O'clock, A. M.
January 49, at
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-22
Re E M @ W A +.
j d Caldwell,

~ Vss N-tIk NY N4'2
Has removed his store 70 the corner OF
Prince and UniOpssHeets, where ne
offers forssales
] quarter cask and one gross Muir
dock wine
4 ditto and one ditto old port ditto
10 ditto da Cclmenar ditto
60 ditto ditto SWEET Malaga ditto
S, hhas. and one gross London
saF};cnlay .reneriEe dit.
q pipes Catalonia dltfe
4 ditto dry Lisbon, 8 years old ditto
Ia boxes ciaret ditto
90 dozen Champarne ditto
10 boxes Malaga corlials, assorted
400 ditto ditto iaisins
so casks ditto ditto
1890 weight English cheese
90 tons shot aud cylinder gunpowder
pipes Holland gins
s ditto cogaiac brandy
70 panrheons rum
To- ditto moiasses
100 KEGS white paint
Q casks whitiog
900 jars New-YOrk picked oysters
SO ditto Malaga grapes
so boxes Malaga figs
So ditto shelled almonds
goo DemIehhs
1900 lbs. seihe Irvine
10 chests imperial and young hSson
tea, FIRST quality
so espty Gin cases
90 dozen sifteFs
10000 segars
so tierces fne sat, for table use
90 bsgs coffee, mustard, pepper.
cloves. mace. anspier, iutmegs.
&c, &c.
January 90 ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-22
FTFTY B0LLaRS KhY.lRD

=
RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
living in Anne-Arundel county, Mary
land, near Qaeen-Anne. on the 10th
instant, likely light mulattolad. called
CHARLES JACKSON, abous 5 feet
or 9 inches high---had on when abscond-
ed blue rcuad jacket trimmed around
The edges With red, dark blue panta7
looms very much worn, white eetton
shirt. anew fur Rat and boots. he has
also variety Of other cloashirg with
him which issunkrewa- he is an artful
eliow. and as he reads and writes very
well no doubt viii forge pass tOaaswe
his purpose. Tie above reward will be
given for securing him in Alexandria or
Georgetown Jail, and Sixty Dollars i!
brought to me.
Wm. G.. Sanders,
N. 3. All masters OF vessels Il other
nre forewarned harboring or carrying.ofi
said fellow at thsir peril.
December IS Cav
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-22
N. y K. Blackjack


Have lately received and sf!er for Sale
S hhds. Muscovado Sugar of a good
quality
90 bbls. do. do.
S puncheons high favored spirits
so boxes Spanish segars
so sacks fine Liverpool salt
! 500 bushels coarse do.
so bbls. Nhiskey
so Kegs CARROTS snuff
a chests Y. Hyson tea americas
cargo
do. do. Packets do. of d
good quglity for family use.
$50 rsams writing and wrapping pa
per, together with general assortment
IF the best wines, liquors and sroceries.
ian 9. dew
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-22
Lands for Sale.

PURSUANT to 4 Deed of Trust
from Hugh w Deneale to the sub,
sar.r;ber. for securing the payment q
xyelye hnnflred dollars aud expenses q
sale. win be exposed to sale for really
money to the highest bidder, before tht
ToIrss .Hanse il, Alexandria, on Tues
ssav the 9Th day Of February next, I
sCract &C and containing three hnndree
acres 10 the county Of Fairfax, ae5olng
inc the hands wherein WIN; I'eheal'
far@srly resided. The sale to com
n.snse ut ~ o'clcsk,
Charles Page,
TrRstse
IAN ca IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-22

Fresh Zante Currants.
Just received and for sale, fen barrels
resi- Zante Currants.
Griffith and Rrawnef.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-22

All persons having claims against
James Anderson, are requested TO call
ar payment; and all those indebted 70
i'm. or Anderson and Mutt, are hereby
.otihed, that thew must call and pay
their respective accounts, as NO further
indulgence will be given.
James Anderson.
Jan 6 osw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
FORETGN.
From the london Times. Of .4uE. 22.1
CITY OF LONDON.

Prem the london Times. Of .fuE. 22.1
CITY OF LONDON.
Yesterday a meeting of the Livery of
Londoa was held at Guildhall, for the Dur.
pose of electing Sheriff, & also for taking
into consideration the distressed state Of
the country. The meeting was very nu-
mercUs'y attended.
The Lord Mayor came forward and
stated, that the first business of the hall
was to elect person TO serve i'm the
Office OF sheriff for the ensuing year, toge-
Their with Mr.. Kirby, already elected. =
With regard to the second object of their
meeting, he had only to make it his partic-
ular request, that the Livery would af-
ford patieEt hearing to every speaker.
whatever side he might take.-(Ap-
plaUse.)
George Bridges, ESQ. alderman and
wheelwright, was then put in nomination 10
serve the Office of Sheriff, and unanimous.
" eIected--There being mother candidate
put in nomin alton, his election was i,nme.
dasely confirmed by the Court Of Alder.
men.
The requisition to the Lord Mayor. ac-
companiea by a number Of signatures, was
then read, requesting him to convene a
Common Hall for the purpose Of taking TO-
to consideration the distressed and alarm
ing state Of the country at the present time,
and OF recommending such measures to the
Government and the people as might seem
best calculated to afford relief.
MIR. Flower came forward Il might
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

- The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
- and ,., times n during the session Of the Sfdte
I,,iqrr-Prre, the as heretofore, Ffve Dollars per
go, r,vsbIe IN advance. Notes of Chartered Banks,
]s,l Mi k received in payrEnt The Editor viii guar
u,r. the safety of re,ng the by mail, the postage OF All
Letters be,ng paid by the wrufss.
., al. I.I;,or.1 until all arreaIv,s have been paidu
cJ- whoever will guarantee the payment oil nine pa
r,rs shall receive TENTH groxs
P'' TERMS OF ADVERTISING
II One sQucreFa i'iSf'fen rs cef-eafh continuance
No 4irsrtiseren, inserted until his either been paidOr,
az assumed ~ person in this city or rs enrohS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
ALEXANDER SHARP.

YOU WILL TAKE NOTICE, THAT
I'D virtue Of commission by me for
that purpose obtained shall. upon the 10th day If
December proceed the Rising sun Tavern,
City OF Richmond eleven o'clock the forenoon tae
the deposition oi VIM. Barrett he read in evidence IL,
SHIT againSt depending in the Honorable Superior
Court OF Chancery Tor the Rchn'ond District.
ROND MI IL. ii.snrvviny
partner Of VIM. Brown & Co.
October 10. 47-Sf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
Burr NM Stone Manufactory.

JUST RECEIVED,
PER SHIP MARI, FROM LIVERPOOL,
40 Sets elegant gold FURNISHED Tea0 Hithout
China, new * beautiful patterns, Jeapots
$40 80 sets line s snsme r,d5 plain do. dnS S
100 dozen China Pitchers, as 4 ed sizes
(Ware elegant, and patterns new)
90 >, fac ensmelled, with landscapes, &c.
400 >, ,, bse printed
~ >, >, Wssh-Basins, very large sizes
with and without ewers)
10 hhds. dining sets, very complete
>, Plates Distinct FROM sets, dinner
breakfast and tea
Ehdren's toy ten sets. lettered, curves, &c.
MISC,
"A few crates blue and green edged plates and
dishes.
HE above articles we're imported by us direct
ron the Mandatory, and purchased at low pri-
ees' which will enable to sell them very good
terms.
DREW s. BLAIR,
Few doors above Bell Tauefn.
/. " Orders from the country promptly at
tsnosd to, and every piece warranted against
Dressage D. e d.
"eht. II. 36-T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

JOHN MCPHERSON,
Under the Eagle Tduern, t7go doors above HE
Farmers Rank,
WAS JUST RECEIVED his Fy7LL GOODS
"a Comprising as elegant an assortment rs IS
to be found in any one house in the City Of Rich
rnonG.
Among 7vhich drc---
Saxon Cloths and Cassimeres
Rich Merno Shawls
Merino Cloth,
And fresh supply Of Fancy Csods-Which he win
sell uerp cheap, tor Cash
c-1- Country Merchants will find It to their in.
terest % call; As independently OF the low prices,
the time Of payment will be made tosul purchasers,
on good town or country security.
Oct. IS. 4S-y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
FALL GOODS.

'f'erhe Shifts Kent fran LiuerfioOt and
=. EdaDaTd from London,
Mapped cottons rose and striped blankets, green,
D'9 1 and drob plains, blue and white, and red and
,""e Serseys, white, red, crimson, yellow, greeH
au scarlet hsnnels, twilled alshings, ca aud "a
o''non cloths, double milled drab DO casks hard
assorted, boxes cutlery, bombazetts assorted
o'ors, twled cords and velveteens, tonett and
e'Sn vesiings, sup. fine cloths and csssmeres,
Ih'.s 20. do peisse cloths. assorted coors, irish
6n1 = and Deny lawns, Ga dark ginghams, g-S
A la,,v cnbrie muslns, sup. fine pink and cho.
4 49,, esrN fancy prints, dark fsscy ehintz, fancy
49, s'swls. cotton and thread laees, rich l0stres
49, =, snd lambs wool hose, mems beaver and
II,r,s o'ss' mi.led stockingnett, brown cotton
r.,no' Maseilles quiidngs, ready-made horse
&c" 'great coats, London porter.
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