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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

command or any rank In the French arms, TO
become brave and loyal soldier, subectto the
VIII and orders OF the government in whose
hands soever IL might be, to which he was
ready TO swear fealty; and that, if his life
was spared, he would devote il with the utrpost
courage and fidelity TO support France against
all its enemies. Such was the letter which, as
il was representa- to me, Talleyrand took care
not 10 deliver till the hand that wrote il was
unnerved by death. Napoleon continued TO
speak OF the Bourbon family" Had |, - he said,
= been anxious to get any. or all the Bourbons
into my possession could have accomplished
the object. Your swugglers offered me a Bour-
bon for stated sum Il think he named 40 900
ifancsl but, on coming to more precise cx-
pl;I.ation, they entertained doubt of fulfilling
| the engagement as il was originally proposed.
| where 1t was known that these Illegal acts
| They would not undertake to possess them
| selves of any of the Bourbon family absolutely
| alive; though, with the alternative, alive or
| dead, they had no doubt of completing it. But
|, IL was moi my wish merely to deprive them OF
| life. Besides, circumstan had taken turn
, which then liked me without fear of change or
| chance on the throne | possessed. felt my
| security, and lett the BuurhoRS undisturbed.
! Nanton useless murder, whatever has bee;
said aud thought Of me in England, has never
| been my practice; to what end or purpose
| couid have INDUCED the horrible propensity
| When Sir George Rumboid aud Mr.. Drake
| who had been carrying on correspondence
with conspirators in Paris, were seized, the!
| Ntit uOl luuIutitu HI lOOhluS OEct tneSt
letters for the press, felt doubt whether thi.
observation respecting Sir George RumbolC
was made at this time, or at some other oil
| whether II proceeded from Bonaparte or Count
de las Cases, bnt am positive it made by
| one or the other.)
| Here he ceased to speak and as was deter
! mined TO crafty my curiosity as far us his pre-
| sent communicative spirit would allow, wa
| determined t. continue the conversation.
| accordingly observed, "that of all the under
| takings which composed his wonderful career
| no circumstance had excited such astonishmen
he had brought the Peninsula war to termi
| nation, which, at that time appeared TO be al
| attainable object" l paused, expecting IA re-
| ply on the subject; however, he gave none
but, as if he lat; not heard my observation, pro
ceeded to renewal, in some degree, of the for
| mer topics.
TO be concluded in our nert.)
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JOHN ADAMS,
SAMUEL. q. ADAy

JUTIN ADAMS, =
SAMUEL G. ADAMS, trustees,
d ADAMS requests all those who wish 20 transact an,
win HIM, 10 call 1.-THE Office Of George WIN
Feby2S. ~ " ' win
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07


NOR SAI!-fbWr hGifGcre LoTs lying in the town
4 urbanna, together with the buildings thcrelnto be-
longing, consisting 0fa house formerly occupied
by James Ross Co. built exclusively for and admirably
adapted to the mercantile bUsncssthe house is forty
feet or more in length, is completely sheiyed each
side, aud possesses other coAyenienoebeneah
good Dry cellar, capable of containing 2OO hhds. OF
rum-there are also dining three bed cham
hers two of which large enough to hold two beds
The other capable OF containing only-two large
honses immediately on the creekthe with two,
tile other with above FOR the reception grain
"a kitchen, &c.The said buildings in
want OF repair but be put in good order
siderable expence in proportion to The value of the pro-
perry.
particular description is deemed unnecessary
as is presumed persons wishing TO purchase viii view
the property beforehand
Il not previously disposed OF privately the said lets
and buildings will be sold NJ public sale the first of
pr next II fair, the fair day. Bonds payable
IA Twelve months fI"m the date with securities, and
deed deeds of trust to secure the payment wiz be
CURED Of the purchaser purchasers.
JAMES ROSS, SWrUiring partner
0fJamSs Ross Co.
January Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

\ AND FOR SALE.-Ry virtue of deed Of trusi exc
cnted to the Subscribers by Philip S. Peasants and
ms wife Elizabeth p Plcasauis bearing the s,h ay
OF October 1911, and recorded in the County Courts
POwhaian and Goochand 10 secure tie payment of GER
tain sums Of money therein expressed due Peter Dn-
puyW be sold, to the highest bidder, for cash. OIL the
hifd Monday in March at GoOchIand Court hoise Eli
zbeh p Peasants pIoporiionable part ofthe Tract Of
I00d which Joseph Peasants died possessed OF in the
aforesaid county of GDochand.
The Subscribers acting trustee will convey no other
or greater right than they derived from the said Phlip
p. Pleasants and hswiie Elizabeth p. Plcasants.
JAMES CRAWFORD
and Tyvsfces
STEPHEN ID. WATKINS
January 7. 75-Iaf,tSytds
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ELECTRIC pnrNoMRNA.

-. Htf'ds0J., (tf.l I<b. :.
FL A.annins, Jun. Esq efAudovcr (Vt) gentleman Of
uHdHuned vriney 10 the editor Of TINS paper We think
nat unworthy the attention OF the curious IL has since
been asccrtaiued thai similar appearances were noticed
the sane Hirlts by some people passing oyer a high
o! AndoveT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

A Observation-Disclosures IL has been III. =
n slant practice of gentlemen (not ON neighbour,
hunt on our plantations IN Powhatan county nsol,.,
eu-Andw whereas Ne conceive we are likely To sns,.
considerable injury from such practices We thr,.,u
hereby forwarn all persons in future fioEi hutin-
our said plantations it beir. determination
IT is the law directs. ' wat
EDFARD JOHvSON
HILLl.dM ScUIT
~ -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

a LENANOER SHARP-You will take notice f1.TT
10y virtue OF commission by FOR that purpose
aieu, shalI upon the z5th day of March next pro
coed 1T the Rising Sun Tavern in the CITY of RcbnS
Iioin the hours ofli O'Clock in the forenoon until ~
ootA ~ Tue aitenoon 10 take the deposition of William
DaFet 10 be read in evidence in my suit against Won
AoN nepeiding IN The honorable Superior Court
Gerry Tor the Richmond District
BOYD MILLER, SURFING p1rfRsr
Lr..,u. Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

1NCdA>l iti.--Cnstto i = ys.-,
il and Virginia District, Nov. 70, al. -
Frederick Harris, admir- de S0nss hon trifh the mir,
Gansred, ej Charles Smith, the youagsr dee 10y az.
administrator dc boais tifh TIE teiii anns,,Jaf
Charles Smith, the cider, dec. Piainuns.
AGAINST
Robert Boyle, and John Il. anderson and I'm H.
dersoh, 0din'rS " Garland -fnaerson, dec. ond o.
same John Is. 4nderson and Nm. andersoa &C
taad anderson Elisabeth A,sderson, Nary o. ~
dersoa, infant child u Mary Andtrsoa) Nancy L.
dsrsoa Maria -fndersoH, Burbridge -indsrsos -
instead anderson and Genet anderson heirs ~,
distributes y che said CartcHd -fade,soa, aec 4
Defendants
The defendants Robert Boyle, Burbrdge Anderson a.,
Arastead Anderson not having entered their
and given security according the rules vi This eo.
aud 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the court tina,
said defendants not Inhabitants OF this District n -
Ordsres, That the said defendants do appear here
first day of the next term and the piaintils hi
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted ~
wspaper prns.d in the CITY of licLuionu for
months spceessi,ey aud posted At the front door Of n
Capitol in the said CITY. "
"A copy, Tssss,
February J. ssv,s 800
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

AIOIICE.-By Virtue of Deed of Trust executed 10
the Subscribers, by william q. Garner and Poi,
ms wife, bearing date the I'd day of June 1900 and duIy
admitted TO record in the COnrt of Albere County to
secure the payment Of several OF money due TO
William ID. Hunt, with the accruing interest as specified
In the bonds referred in the said Deed of rust-WI
he Sold on Monday the seventh day of APRIL 1917 on the
premises, in Charlottesville, by Public Auction for Cash
a LOT OF GROUND, no. 49, i'll the said town. with
the improvements thereon (Which are very yauahle adj
joining the Courthouse Square or so much Thereon as
will ne sufficient to effect the objects said Trust begin
mug at the south end Of the said Lot, No. S. and running
81 feet North.
JOHN KELLY
VIM. W. HENING. trustees.
August 81. 33wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07
January IL,

VENEN DOLLARS observation-disclosures from the sub
Il scriher some Time IN August last, a man ma
med James, sometimes calls himself James fleming but
II IS gne likely he has altered his James is be-
tween So and old about five feet Ave inches
high, rather spare made aud thin v.sagc he of vel
l,rv complexion, aud wore long whiskers w, he len
nome when spoken TO, stanmers. and las down look
lie is very good sawyer and rough carpenter the sub-
scTiier has been informed tIat James is frequently
passing about the city TOT free man. do orwarn all
persons from receiving him into their service.
The above reward and reasonable expenccs paid for
The delivery OF said fellow the subscriber living in the
county OF Nelson, near warminster, securing him
Ia any jail so that get him again.
DRuRY SHEPHERD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

IN chANCERr.-n Powhaian County Court D-r.,s-
Il Der lS, 1916 e'ena'
hehard Noel aud Pollyw his wife, formerly Polly w
Log"ood, aud William w. Logwood aud TLuu,sS 6
Loywood, infant children of Edmund Logwood dec,J
the late brother Of John Logw0od dec bs their .v.
an, the said Thomas Logwood, P!gIYf;Ss ''-
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NARRATIVE


This narrative is compiled from volume
just pNblished in London, comprising a serie.
OF Letters written by Mr.. Warden, the princi
pal surgeon o. the Northumberland 1t embra
ces the declarations of Bonaparte in rela.
ton TO the ereemiOn Of the Duke a. Enghein-
tie sudden dedh Of Pichegr1t-the aledgeG
murder of Captain Uright-the poisoning at Jaf
d-dnd the massacre at III irish; and
cannot fail to be read with the highest inter
est:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

Jesse Hughes, EN'or of Jokn Loqwood dec Jane poo.
ana Judith Fucker, RobertPoore Robert SaIn0sop AMI
agnes his wife, josiah Poorr, Francis Smith and Ma
ina his wife, David Poore and Aun Poore i'm their o
rights, and as heirs of Sampson Poore, deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07

I'VE subscribers respectfully inform the public that
n me MfrchdHfS CrGfe- House * Steam Boat Hotel
sltnaed the corner of Marketsqiae aud Union
Norfolk is now for the reception those may
favor them with their company. Hitherto the n inished
state Of the building has prevented the adjustment
brewery department of the ote but they feel pleasure
IN assuring the public that the establishment is now com
petey prepared to entertain citizens travellers in
style OF elegance and accommodation exceeded in the
United States.
WEST & BROWN
NJ B. The Post Office and Reading Room is attached to
the Hotel.
FehrTiTyI. sS2awiw&w6u
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-20
Noble Eraoble.

The last Legislature Of Nortb,CaFo-
ina have shown a muniGcent spirit
hich does honor TO their patriotic bu>
dy To pcrpetuate The memory OF our
Beloved Washington, they have ordered
a supcrb MARBLE STATUE, TO be
cxecutsd by the first Artist IN the
World, the celebrated CaaoUa Of Rome,
to be placed in their Stase.House,w hicb
TO cost $1,000
For the IameDied Captain JoHNsoS
BLAEELY, they have directed the Szuorl
which was intended Tor him to be pla,
esd With his Family, and have gene
rousiy adopted his Child as a child q
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-20
MilirdgepiHe, 60. Jan. l,


A section of our new penal code in
terdicls, under very severe penalties,
the introduction of slaves into this state
by negro traders for spscuIalion.-suO
lectiDg 10 fine of thousand dollars
and to i've years imprisonment in the
peDitentiary, the person who shall bring
iato the state o slave, and sell or offer
tor sale, such slave, 4Dithi,t one gear
thereafter, with the exception only OF
emigrants from the other states, who
are allowed to bring with them, and
dispose OF as they may think proper,
slaVes who are their bonn ,fac property,
It will be observed, that The section a.
bove alluded to, does not prohibit resi-
dents Of this state, or others, from
bringing negroes into it for their own
use, but subjects them to tire severe
penalties Of the act, if they sell or offer
them for sale within specified time.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-20
IN CONGRESS-JAN.l7.


The House took up the report of The
committee of the whoie, on the bill to re
peal the &C, OF lastsession, 10 chao sc tn,
mode Of compensation OF The member,
OF Congress, sc.
The question on agreeing with the
committees in their report being stated
The debate on the merits, of the bill
was commercially Mr.. Calhoun, who
was followed by Messrs. Wheaton, Sou
'hard, Pickering, Wide, Cuipepper, s
Taylor OF n Y.
About tour O'clock, the question ON
concuiDg with the committee of the
whole House in their amendment, 70
vie. filing the blank with SIX dollars, as
the daily pay, was taken, and decided i,
the neaat,ve--Yeas 81, Nays el.
So the House disagreed to he repor,
ieavisg thI amount to be filled by fu.
ture vote; and, the House adiournd.
Shanish Patriots - By the arrival
yesterday Of the schooner Felicity, cap
ain Smart, in 90 days from ST. Thomas.
We learn tia, acconots had besn recelv
ed there ltom The Patriot army under
M'Gregor " DO had defeated the Royal
ISIS in three different eneaecments, j.
the eastern part Of the province oil We
nozueia. Generals Urdanets s. RIcaute
had arrived al Calliposa, with 5000 men.
All the Spanish inhabitants had remov
ed their property from Porto Caveiic
nd la Guira, and sent it to Curacao
Commodore Bryan, having under hi
command one brig and two schouners
win general Bolivar and his troops o.
board, sailed for Cumana, about The
4th Of Dec. ] was expected tina, gen
Bolivar, ON his arrival on the Mainc
@oold be appointed commander III CHE
Of The Patriotic 70, ces
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-20
From The Ale.Fandr,e Gazette.
PERPETUAL MOTION.

For ages past the world has been
packing It's wits for the Invention of a
machine 70 perform the perpetual mo
ton. TO this purpose, much time, Ia
Dor and money have been speEt, with.
out success. That such an ioveniion
would be Of uncomfortable utility, mus,
be most obvious particularly If adapi-
ca TO the purposes Of mills, forges and
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-20

To MORROW,
VIII be to!d a. the Vendue fore, corner OF
Prince and Water ftreets,
CalicoeS
Figured and plain bombazette
Silks, of various colors
Nazareene blue hombazette
Dama(ll fix fhawls
Black kerieymere do
Scarlet do
Green figured do
Poplins
IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
10 casks Spike Nails, from al to inches.
ALSO,
Superfnc and fecond Broadcloths
Coatings
Lion skins
Kerfeyrneres
Bennet's cords
Cabinets
FlannelS
Ga and ga rofe blankets, &C., &c -
January 40.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-20
MARRIED.

a, Baltimore, ON Thursday eyenine
me 9 h Instant, by the Rev. MIR Fen
wick, Capt John S Peyton, form ri,
i theU S Army, to Miss Mary Ca,
rere, se4Upd daughter OF John Carrer,
q OF hat city
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-20
PUBLIC SAIES
By p. G. MdRSqELLER.

THIS DAY, at o'clock
Will be fold at the dwelling houfe of the
late Jerome Plumer, deceafed, all the per-
fonal eltate of the deceaf-d, conifting of
Hous, hold & KltchenFurniture, &c
ALTO, choice Murdoch MadeiraWine in de-
myohns Claret and Port Wine in bottles.
Terms at the faIe.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-20
NOrICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the coll
IN lector of the revenue for the Diftriet
of Columbia, will attend at (Mc Lauehin's
Tavern on the 13d, at Motifs Tavern on
the aAth. and at Sheather's Tavern on the
Z 9Th infant, in the town and county Of A.
rexandria and az Semmes' Tavern, in
Georgetown, on the nth, at Queens Ia
vern, on Capitol Hill, on the 1Sth and at
his Office neat the Wilmington Theatre, on
the 10Th inf. for the purPofe of receiving
the entry Of Carriages, with the harneis
uied,therefor, agreeably to an act OF con-
grefs paGed the sth December, rSI4. which
entry is herebyTequired to be made, as well
in cafes where Carriages have been entered
under the late aa paGed a4th July, 1879
as where they had not been 70 entered, TOR
! falling 10 do which penalty Of double the
amount of the duty impoied by the act ofthe
sth December, 1874, will be incurred
! Given under my hand this roth day OF ia
nuafv. ,s17. Jas II. BLAKE,
Col. Rev. Dis. Col
January I3. 1851
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PUBLIC SALES
By John JACKSON g Go.

BY JOHN JACKSON e Go.
On WEDNESD AY next,
Will be fold at at the Vendue office, Union.
ttreet, between King and Prince,
Superfne and fecond broadclotfs
CafIimeres
Coatings
Plains
Flannels
Fluihings
Baizes
CalIcoes s
Mullins
Dimities
Ginghams
Linen cambrick
Long lawn
Long cloths
BruHeIs, Kidderniniter and Fenitian
Carpetings
Hats
Walters
Combs
Morocco and kid fhoes
= great variety of ready made clothing
Bookings
Domets
Cotton, fix, worried and yarn hoGery
Madras, and cotton handkerchisfs
i apes
Pins
Needles
Gallons
Ribbons
ALSO,
Rum
MolaGes
Gin
White wine vinegar
N. Y. prime beef
elegant fdeboards
do bureaus
pair elegant card tables
do Pembroke
Secretary wardrobe, &c.
N. B. Country gentlemen and others Will
be lupplied with any Of tn above mention-
ed goods at reduced prices by the quantity,
before the fale. Jan 40.
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the STATE, by directing him TO be edu
eated at the isubfe erfense.
savannah Repub

Prices Current az Savannah.
Corn, tveEy ,scarce) 81 rs per bushc!
Cotton, sea-is!and so & 30 cent,
do upland "a IS do
Rice, per c"t. 557s sS6
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-20

nv the town, which he returned. They
i'd not pay the same attention to an
E1glisb fiiga,e which arrived sbortg
er us. l'heroots of the houses ar,
% slated, and man may walk all ove,
&c town las their tops are joined by
l1ssaFcs) from one root to another
hich is the way people visit eacb
,thnr.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-20

Persons who have> dry cows they
wish to spose Of eau be informed #
purchaser at this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06

q, ~.
The House in committee of the whole, Mr..
JACKSON, of Va. in the Chair
CONTINUED.
Mr.. Forsyth, in order to obviate some
of the objections against the third section,
moved TO amend it so as TO apply tovesseIs
only, " Of which the cargo shall prnci-
pally consist of arms and munitions Of
war, when the number of men shipped on
board, or other circumstances, shall reu.
der il probable that there is an intention
to violate the neutral obligations of the
United States"
Mr.. +. referred TO the provisions of
former acts, 10 shew thatthere was nothing
novel in this provision. In reply TO the
suggestion that the power proposed TO be
granted 20 collectors was too extensive.
MIR. T. SAID, that Congress, acting at all
on this subject, could only do One Of two
tlings-cxprcssl forbid vessels from 70
ing out Of the United States without
bond, or else give a discretionary power
to the collectors of the customs. The
object OF tile provision objected TO, was
not TO distress, but to benefit the owners
OF ships-tO prevent their being subject
TO unnecessary restrictions. Ii was not
gong SO far as Congress went in the act
OF 1905, which Mr. T. quoted, and which
required that no vessel, armed or prOyi-
vlded with the means Of being armed.
should be allowed to go to sea, without
giving bond, &c. lfauy Other provision
than that reported 10y the committee.
would be cffec.ual for the object in view.
the committee had not discovered il.
Mr.. +. congratulated the house on the
view of this subject, which bad been Ia
ken by the gentleman from Louisiana. 49,
THIS was, he said, IS that gentleman had
/ represented IT. 4 simple question OF inter-
! mai policy whether we ought or ought
not to carry into effect our own laws ?
The claims of spain on our justice or no
nor, or the merits Of the contest between
| her and her colonies, had nothing to do
whit. WelIavc law already in existence,
such as all civilized Eafions have. fo res
! train unauthorized military expeditions.
! The President, whose duty if was 10 eve
cute these laws, had informed the House
| that the provisions of those laws were moi
sufficient. The simple question, IS. then.
is ihe law defective or not fiji is. the
defect ought 90 he remedied 1.-THE las
be not defective, the defect is in the exc.
cu;Ion Of the law, and the blame OUGHT
20 rest on the President of the u. STATES
for not causing il to lle executed. Pit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06

JANUARY IL 5a-if
I, IiAPAHD1l WkDB-orfrnr 0n sAIE,
- 80 hhds. and 10 bbls. Mascoys1O sigars
! boxes liayanna do
bids. and 2O barrels loaf do
so ,01n lbs. coffee. part prime green
90 hhds. Antigua rum; is dp. \ England do
Il5 bills. Leyhur and Carut,eg b1st old lectlaed
whiskey Ia Ekds. common d.
10 iLds apple brandy; Coguiac brandy
Holland gin in pipes and cases
o. casks Sicily Madeira
IL d.. dry Malaga WINE,
10 do. sherry
30 hhds. n.oasses; i5terces London porter
Boo sacks Liverpool salt Is tons bar lion
do. blistered steel; | do German DO.
20 bundles crawley do. sheet aud hoop lion
! ton nail rods
go casks cut nails and brads, assorted sizes
20 hbls. New ork prime pork
10 do. mess beef; 80 do. liver oil
800 bbis cut behring's
Loo do. whole do. (Nava SCOTIA
- h haSe. . .%SI,s DC 6efrinss SCOTCH
SO hbls slad few bbls. mackarel
40 boxes Whiimore's cotton and wool cards
50 50 DO S0 Se 5 81 ~ " 10 % WINDOW GLASS
hhds. glass ware, assorted
cases half pint tuinb.ers
Is boxes mould candles 20 do. chocolate
50 do. brown soap 80 do shaving do.
$40 ieanis writing and letter paper
II crates queens tons patent shot
80 Kegs warranted sunpowdcr, f. IF. Fir.
COCO lbs. soal leather 400 sides upper do.
I3 doz cali and Kid SKINS
so ions plaster of paris; 30 tons hemp
Tar, TOsip. English refined salt petTe, quart
bottles, hottie coTks, imperial, sunpowdcr and
young hS son tea, pepper, pinen;o, nntlnegs ein-
ger, ~ blme, Inadder, alinm puuy. copgeras,
lSiuisOne indigo seine twine sackng aud sack
BAGS wool ard tine hats, bcdcords and leading
lines, Turkey yam, shoe thread, wedding hoes,
Crindstones, sc. &C.
Atso-i case cheek SIX haadkercLiefs and quantity
ofDCMESiIC GOODS
Consisting Of
Sattineits, shirtngs bed ticks
Ch1nlbrays, stripes, plads
Bingham, yes,Irgs. &C. &c.
Inst Receitsd-2ss ans writing paper, completely
assorted GIanti,v Of acon's best family
chests fresh imperial tea.
I0fhe Hiyey-35 hhds best retailing molasses hhds.
Antigua few bales cotton.
JANUARY % sltf