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Smith s. Riddle.

FyAVE received, per the sloop Brothers, bhds. and
u or. easkschoice Old Madeira Wine-6 terCes and
barrels Rice. 4diSo, per the Farmers Fancy,
pipes and hid. L. p Tenerfe Wine.
IN SToRE....7S casks Cut Nails various sizes
30 hhds. and 81 barrels N. l.. Rum
40 barrels Loaf Sugar
- November IL. 55-u
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SunarY Slaves.

BEVERLEY ROBINSON,
ROBERT POLLARD, ir.
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SELECTED.
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THE PRINTERS SGLILOQUY.
lis strange! 'tis most prOdigious strange
That our subscribers are so careless
grown
Bout paying their arrears. They can
not think
That we alone, who publish to the world,
News from all nations and delight tc
spread
Useful instruction thro' our spacious
land
Can meanwhile live on air; It is flesh
and blood
That works the press, and turns the
blacken'd sheet.
Well stored and ready for their eager
eyes.
This a .sh and blood must be recruited
oft
AS well as theirs; or soon the press must
s'ar.
This CAL for CASH, and then aow ma
ny reams
or 1aper are struck OF and scattered
VIDE,
Fur which no length Of credit will be
given.
II given at all, besides the types and ink
And many things required by those that
pint
For which our money nast be answera-
Bile.
Oh, that our readers would consider
thi,
Ard while they laughing look our papers
Ger
And gather Information from its page,
Would pause aud this one simple ques-
ton ask,
. Do not owe for one, two, three CT
Years past. the Printer who supplies me
with
This Sheet" and oh that he would o.
ly add
1Iwili go even now and pay him''--sC
should we
Well pleased receive and With light
heart pursue
Our useful toir; while conscience would
applaud
Their conduct and give relish to the
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-21
Washington, April 10.

A shocking accident occurred yes
terday at Bladensburg. between ten
and IL o'clocE. an explosion in the
powder mill belonging 10 Mr.. Ruz-
zard of Georgetown. The ignition
orthe powder took place in the pound
ing mill. as We understand. probably
from the friction. Two meu rassfJ
in a moment from time to eternity and
two others were dreadfui!y maugiet
or woundcd-thc one a white maH
with family. The other a mai Of CO.
Tor. The injury to the works. it is
mderst" od. cannot be - aired at a
less expense than fiyethoDsahd dollars.
The explosion. tits believcE, occasion
ed no injury beyond the i,mi, Of the
works.
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From q brussels uoDer Of Fol-, :,

From q Brussels paper IF FEB. ].
shelters from Cambray now s,ate,,bat
it is generally reported there, that the
sisht wing OF the army Of occupation is
to be diminished in the month OF March
next. 1t is said that the D Ike Of Wei.
lington himself considers the maintenance
of tranquiityiin France as 50 secure. that
the dimipution Of the army of the allies III
France will not be attended WITH any
danger, and that this diss LUTON, under
present circumstances of distress, car
not fail Of having a very favorable effect
Oh the peoples minds to the advantage
o the royal government. These reports
have already producrd happy effect on
the inhabitants of the northern French
departments. Cargoes Of corr continue
to be conveyed by Maese and MosseIlc
for the Russian end Prussian troops in
France"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-21
Spanish official Account of the
attack on Barcelona.

alluSh OAI Odl SSioAiea.
Translated for the Baltimore Patriot.
From the Caracas Gazette of FEB.
go, 1917.
The operations of the army. from
rl,e 9th 10 the 10th FEBRUARY are con-
tanned in the following despatch of
General Rca..
After a difficult march from the
cantons of Urituco and Chaguaranras,
with 2 scarcity Of water and provi-
nons, ! arrived on the 9th inst. AT
Pillar, where | received information
Of the situation Of the enemy in Bar
cel,ua. From persons worthy oil cre-
dit, learned that Bolivar, with 1000
men, armed with arrows and fire
arms. had fortified himself in a con-
vent. where he had mounted six pieces
of artillery, one Of l6, two Of 10, two
offs, and ore of 6, supplying himself
with provisions to resist long siege,
Notwithstanding the difficulties that
presented themselves, l determined
to reConnoitrc Barcelona, and assure
myself of the truth of what had been
told me as did not wish to be de-
ceived in the least of my operations.
At 5 in the morning Of the 9TH, I
marched TO Juneau, wher5 | encamped
and Joined the division of Clarines.
and at Ia at night | marched on the
city.
AT sunrise, after uniting the column
Of chasseurs and the division Of Cla-
Fines, commanded by colonel Bansa.
I directed them to take possess On of
the bridge, which separates th, city
from the suburb called Portugal.
with the design Of intercepting the
communication with Marine, and OBJ
serving him at the same time in case
he should approach, as | repeatedly
understood. ne intended.
Whilst this officer and colonel Gil
menez resisted the constant attacks
and efforts made By the enemy to re-
cover the bridge. 1 attacked them on
the opposite side Of the city, aud sue
ceeded in Driving to their strong po-
sition such ofthe inhabitants as had
marched So 70 interruptus. A firing
was kept up during the day, and the
rebels were iepulsed in every attempt.
and, l an persuaded, had they moi
been so well fortified with rum, as
some prisoners confessed, that they
would lot have been SO obstinate in
their attacks. Having reconnoitrcd
t. my satisfaction, the position of tht
bandits, l made dispositions to join
Bansa, with the rest Of the army, &
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-21
TRANSACTIONS
Of Extracts from the Chinese Crimi-
mol Code of Ld1cs.

u
/. A man who kills another on the
ofTheft, shall be strangled
according TO the law against Homi-
eide committed in an affray.
Q. 4 Man who fires at another with
a muskst and kills him thereby, shall
be beheaded as in case Of wilful muir
der; if the sufferer is wounded (but
not mortality the offender shall be
sent into exile.
5. A Man who puts to death 4 cri-
minal, who had been apprehended &
made no resistance, shall be stran.
gled according to law against homi-
eide committed in an ARRAY.
4. A Man who falsely accuses al
innocent person of Theft lin case Of
greatest criminality) is guilty of a
capital offence in all other cases the
offenders whether principal or acccs.
series, shallbe sent into exile.
5. A Man who wounds another un.
Intentionally, shall betried according
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-21

petition Of the Spase'ds mectfo-.
which Lord Cochrane AID Mr. HpS,
had caused 10 be ayse lied, 60 rho
number of6 IT 1000. Ibis mark or
disgust at their proceedings. with
the firm stand which had been IA,
ken in parliament 60 protect the lavs
and constitution, accustomed the nd
journment Of this mob assemaie,s
for six weeks: when the party 20
tired, without committing any Other
act of violence, than that of Greahin,
ina few Of the windows Of the Couri,se
printing Office.
French accounts state tina; the Kin,
had been restored to perfect hesI,S
that tranquility reigned Throughout
the country that the loans bad GlI.
ed up /; and the public funds in inl,
credit. and daily rising in value.
Prince Talieyrand appears to have
lost his influence with the kim.
tho'he is not entirely prescribed. In
a late court occasion, he wished ID
take his seat as Lord Chamberlain
but was informed there vas no Sea,
provided tor him. Lavalete is re-.
siding with bis relations in Germa,
Dy. Jerome Bonaparie has taken
up his residence in Upper Austria,
The subsequent article is copied from
the London Courier, of the siyteeph
Jan. 1917.
Hamburg, Dec. 81.
The American and English Journal,
have for some time past circulated var.
nus disquieting reports of a mlsundsr-
standing between the United States and
Russia, and as proof, nave annuunce,!
the recall of Mr.. Daschkoi ana the Con.
sui General, NJ. Kosloti' we know for
certain, however, that q perfect UNDER.
standing again prevails between the tvs
governments, ihat the american Charge
d'Afaires AT 1t. Petersburg Las ong ago
re-appeared at Court. and that the Sec
rotary Of the President Of the United
States. VI. CoIes,~ho a-ri' ed la,-iy len
Russia, and stopped here few day., has
nrought confirmation Of the adjustment
Of the differences: AS hi, mission reIa.
ted to that object, what he says On the
subject, merits the fullest CcHfdcntc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-21
NEw-YoaK, April II.

The British Packet Francis Freezing,
James Cunningham, Esq. commander,
arrived last evening, With the Frbrra, y
mail. She sailed from Falmouth on tie
24th February, and left Bermuda g days
since in gale Of wind. Passenger, Col.
Gran, The Necton Packet arrived at
Falmouth on the 4th OF Feb.
The London papers contain nothing re-
lative to tue markets later than was re.
ceived by the Amity from Liverpool; and
az to poll ical affairs, we liud nothing Of
interest.
Captain Cunningham left a London
paper of the god Feb. at Bermuda, Dat
says it contained no news.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-21
From The Boston Centinei.
CHINESE. CRIMINAL LAWS

A copy of the TRANSACTIONS Of ex.
tracts from the Chinese Criminal
Code of Laws (wh;ch are circulated
among the Americans ard English
at Canton, Sc has lately fallen in
my hands ; and as it may afford some
information respecting the customs
of that remote and apparently be-
nighted nation, you are requested t.
give them a place.
Yours &c. MEHCATOR.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-21

at 4 o'clock I marched, until | ap-l
preached his left flank, at the samel
time directing col UrTiztieta, with
two companies of Granada, and three
|of his corps, TO enter the city, and to
enclose the enemy anew. This was
performed, and my expectations were
realized.
The small loss sustained by the
army, as exhibited by the annexed
statement, is in great measure to
be ascribed to the ardour of the troops.
Each corps has admired the conduct
lof the others. The loss of the enemy
will exceed 500, in killed, wounded
and missing.
Notwithstanding, that my designs
were accomplished, l wished to make
a last stpatasem. to draw the enemy
from their position, and in order
thereto l made dispositions for a re-
treat to the neiglborhood Of the place,
where l remained same hours; but
observing their prudent conduct, and
obliged by the scarcity OF provisions,
and the fatigue of the troops, pro-
Iceeded to Juneau, where encamned
and remained until l2 o'clock OF the
following day with the same design
but not having observed him to make
any movement, returned to Pillar,
and cantoninS the division of Clariaes
at Piritu, l await cannon to batter the
edifce fortified by the rebels, with a
certainty, that on obtaining them their
destruction is the work of but a few
moments. Your excellency may be
assured. that if l had had the good
fortune to meet with cur squadron on
the coast and it would have assisted
me with a few pieces of large calibre,
Bolivar,with all his defenders, would
have been at this moment in my pow
eli.
When the chief of the staff marched
to possess himself Of the mouth ofthe
river, an unavoidable misfortune hap
pened TO the women, who were en-
barking. as four insursent plivateers,
keeping up a heavy fire caused many
TO perish.
here follows detail of the scrvi-
ces rendered by, and compliments to
particular officers. Number Of killed.
and wounded in the affair Of the Sih,
f! is killed and 50 wounded, s missing
: total 60.
in consequence OF these Operations,
says the Caracas Gazette, the city
of Barcelona remains blockaded from
the 10th, by all the roads excepting
that of Cumana. On the 18th, the
royal squadro which was returning
to Cumana, attacked four vessels
which it encountered near the port OF
Barcelona, canonaded them and pur-
sued them so closely, as compelled
some of them to ground. The squad
ron then prot eeded to Cumana, from
whence II VIII shortly return.
The Gazette Of the 5th March,
says. OIL the Goth o; Feb. the squadron
returned from CUmana. with the artil-
iery required. On the 9Th, the active
Chason caused the Canejo, beautiful
pilot coat, grounded on the 18th, to
DE raised and finding her not much
injured. has determined to arm her.
The rebels presented themselves on
the shore to impede this operation but
q few cannon shot caused them to dis.
appear. The forces Of the royalsqua-
dror are in possession of the Moro,
and the vessels anchored before it.
On the l4th of Feb. Gen. MOriilol
was at the village Of San Fernando,
and would shortiy.be in'tke town OIL
Calabozo.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-21
BosTON. APRIL IL.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

We have Londen accounts TO the
18th, and Liverpool to the t7th
Feb. but they furnish very little
news of interest. The political
discussions in the British Houses oil
Parliment, we're highly pacific and
cosciliatory and some of the petit.
lions for reform and retreDehment oil
the public expenditures bad met the
decided disapprobation Of many
leaders OF opposition. Even sir Fran
els Burdht had refused TO have any
agency or concern whatever, In the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-21

to his own. his companion, lLicut'
smelt saw the tigers spring he
cave a backward cat-like stroke with
his paw, and on Wilson's fall he
. melt to him, paused for moment,
and then Icapt of, as cat would
have done ii disturbed at a meal.
smelt, expecting Wilson had been
killed, reached the camp, and immedi-
ately sent the dooly, Ga sort OF palan-
quin) bearers to the spot They
found the gentleman alive, but insen-
sible; mis- flesh had been torn away
from the head downward to the lower
part Of the back, and wound also on
the thigh-in all 10 wounds. A half
eaten buffalo was found in the jungle
luckily for Wilson cur Tiger had
dined. We are happy to add, that
the wounded gentleman is now living
and well both the sportsmen will be
rather more cautious, how they go
snipe shooting in India.-LoH. Zap.
Extract vf a letter from the Rev.
Mr.. Thorn. a Missionary at the
Cape of Good dope, to DIR Swift,
of,he United States Navy, dated,
the 10th of April, 1917
Il lately received six cases OF
Bibles sent in lieu oil those taken &
carried into Boston. We are de.
lighted TO hear that the MaaacbU.
sets Bible Society helped 10 check
the food Of evils attendant upon war.
This brings to my,mind painful facts.
10 the fatal affair before New.Or-
leans 2t of the members of our
Church here fell, including an elder
of the church 10 the regiment, the
esd highlanders.) an! forty six
we're wounded. Cat Of the sigi-
ma. numbers $50, members of the
church regularly formed in tha.
regiment] only about forty sarviy-
ed the campaign. One of the elders
vino lost his leg, and lay on the field
OF Battle among the dying aud the
dead from morning kill sunset, says,
that he heard many round him .pe..k
Of the happy days spent here, and
that my name was on the lips Of a
many few minutes before they eX-
PRED. From all accounts, am
aispcscd to think. that many were
pious who did not belong to the
ohurci, and from the above, | am
sure they thought 10 their last mo-
ments on a better name than mine /;
for directed them TO Jesus, the
blessed Christ. You may easily sup
pose how painful this affair has
been TO me, to lose SO many. Of my
brave and pious coun,rymen, and ma
ny of my own spiritual children. o
that tho Gospel might take deep
root in the hearts of the rulers oil
the world and then they would learn
the art Of war no more. A Mohome-
tan said to me a month or two ago,
Sc how comes it to pass. that Euro
peans are said to be all Christians,
and yet they hate one another"
---
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John w. Massic and Go.
Have lust received at their Hardware
Store on King street, next door ~
Roberts and Allen
A quantity of Plough Plates

and Swedish tire iron-also, ar,ass'rf.
ment of bench and moulding planes Of a
superior quality; WaIdron's crsdl ~
and grass scythes. spades and shovri';
broad hoes; best y. Scotia grlntstones
iron trace chains: Trying pao,;HaS;sil',=a.
hosany aud maple frame I"okins Sia'srF;
mill, cross cut. pit 4 hand saws; Grow
lev and Sc edish steel; English q Ame'
rice n blistercd do: together with gene;
raj ASSORTMENT Of Goods 10 their !.ne-ai
:" 10 .uthsH
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NEw-YoRK, April II.
I'VE " O''"D - ~ " -
LoI,sf fro,n Port M Prince.

Latest from for an frlgce.
Captain Fairchild. Of the schr.
Testai, who arrived this morning in
20 days from Port al Prince, contra
diets the rumour Of the Death OF
Potion. His imperial Highnrss had
been seriously indisPosed but. be.
fore the Vestal sailed, be had pefert.
ly recovered bis health.
The Privateer True Blooded Yam.
kee. Captain Je8et, was off Cape
St Nicholas, on the s6th of March
with Spanish Polacre Ship, as
prize in company. The ship when
captured, was bound from La Vera
Cruz to Porto Rico. The privateer
had recently touched at Port Az
Prince, where 40 Of her crew had
deserted.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-21

A calculation has lately been made
in N. York Of the yearly sum that is
in that city for the pur-
chase of ardent Spirits Of retailers.
which is found TO amount to ONE
MILLION SIX HUNDRED AND
FORTY SIX THOUSAND FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS -! 4" A
sum sufficient, says the Albany Ga
zette, to purchase at 10 dollars a
barrel, 165, 1850 barrels Of nour, or
enough TO supply the whole iuhabi-
tants Of New-York with bread for a
year. The same would also pur-
chase 500. 900 loads Of wood. guam
,ity sufficient to supply the whole
city and county for the same period.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-21

! From the Richmond. Enquirer.
The following is an extract of a let
ter, written by Thomas Jeterson'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-21

In the march Of detachment OF
our Indian army, Under the command
# sir Geo. Holmes. from Baroda to
Palempore. in the territories of his
|highness the Guicawar, two young
officers of the seth regiment were a
missing themselves, during halt, by
|sHipe shooting. They had been beat
ing the jungles on the bank of the RI
yer, and one Jungle they had repeat
eddy tried in vain. They were. how
ever. surprised by atremendous roar
and the sudden spring of an enormous
tiger from this very jungle. Lieut..
Wilson, on whom the animal sprung,
|upon his recovery stated, that he nei-
tler saw, nor heard, nor felt more,
than the monsters mouth was close
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08

Tea, Coffee, &c.
NEiNDEyILLE y l.ARM0UR Of
Va fer sale,
90 chests Gunpowder & Imperial
so boxes TEA
40 chests Young HvsUn do
400 bags Green Coffee
30 do East India do
30 30 S Sbis. Nuscovndo Sugars
60 hhis- Barbados bright Molasses
~ puncheons West lndia Rum
IL do Northern do
so so b bDis Penn, Rye whiskey.
II pipe 5th prf. Irish do Z yrs. cid
20 dozen old Superior !aret
40 do low priced do
90 bags Jamaica PimentO
40 do black Pepper
100 It's. fresh Nutmegs
40 casks London refined Saltretre
With their usual assortmeut Of Wines,
Liquors and Groceries, for cash. or at lhe
usual CT eGit to Ranctual customers.
ALSO FOR SALE,
From their .iaefory OH Water-street.
Mould AID of the
Dipt Candles Best Quality.
n. b. They wiil give the market price
for Ta'lGw. August 10.
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June so
GROCERIES, &c,

On chests Imperial, Young Tyson,
.CO all Tyson teas, sup. quality
1900 pieces short yellow nan- H-st
5000 do long do do o"Np
$50 bales buriaps, ticklenburg', Hes
slams, creas dowias, white and br.
platilIas, estop;!!as Il Britannies
600 boxes half pint, pint, & quart tum-
biers and decanters
20 casks best German steel
SO dozen German scythes and straw
knives
cask brass wire, for stair carpet
rods
$50 hossheads. 25 tierces and so bar.
rels n,uscovado sugars
40 puncheons third and fourth proof
Antigua rum
10 pipes superior Sicily Madeira wine
100 boxes soap and candles
so barrels no. and 2 beef
For sale by
CHARLES l. CATLRTT,
april Is Twins wharf.
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ICE,

70 De had srery day
NCRlNG me summer, from Morning
lE III sulset, except Sundays, on
'|6cA DAY it viii be delive. ed till 10
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- Aaose who wish to subscribe for
h. son, viii please apply tn
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Fresh Lisbon Lemons. &c.
K0lN G. LADD 4 Co. have received
% per schooner Pike, from Baltimore,
and offer for sale,
90 boxes fresh Lisbon Lemons.
bale India Floor Matte.
August
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALMANACS, for 1918,

Just published and fer sale by the gross,
dozen Or single one,
By JOHN A. STEWART
Who has on hand,
a large stock OF writing and letter paper
pasteboards, States, blank backs, quilts
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli.
giovs works OF merit. 4 genera! assert
ment of
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics, Dilworth's, Webster's, Mavor's,
Comiey's, Marray's, Columbian and Phi
Iadelphia spelling books, Murray, Web
ster's, Ashes and ComIey's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book,
Blair's Reading Exercises, New Intro.
duction to Reading, New-York Reader,
No. |, 9 and 5, SEQ rs Lessons, En-
field, Speaker, Goldsmith's England.
Rome and Greece, Webster's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
all'S Fables, Hlair's Grammar of Chemis-
try, O'Neal's and WilIet's Geography,
Dilwor,h's, Tutors, Jesse's & Jaudon's
Arithmetic, Johnson's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, ALIASES and Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock O.
Law, History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed lbe-
raj discount. August Il
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lawrason q Fowie,

Haze in store for sais,
10000 'I iss ''''"S gree" col,
l3l>boxes white ! ilavanna sugars
60 do brown Of sup. quality
SO bag. Calcutta 'Os"'S
-, 80 bids SI.i Muscovndo Sugar
Is hhds. molasses
$50 SO S bI.! New England Rim
80 20 S bIsl whisAey
700 boxes mould and dipt candles
so Boxes No. /, ., and 5, chocolate
so cases salad oil
20 chests yourg Tyson tea
1900 pieces yellow and blue rankcens
] ba'e company barda.HaS
Is bale, India cottons
60 beg Sumatra pepper
400 lbs. Bengal indigo
50 bags tilberts
50 bolts Russia duck
bales Russia sheetIRgs
$50 boxes Boston & Chelmsford win.
dow glass
1000 reams wrapping paper
900 bundles sheathing do
Is ditto sugar do
Is tons clean St Pe;ersbarsh hemp
40 tons Swsdts' lion, square bar,
from IS 70 ? inches
$50 crates Liverpool ware, assorted
400 sacks Liverpool blown2 Cal.
5000 bushels coarse SAT-
l6 crates anal hossheads Liverpool
dining and tea sets China and
lusrre- ware
so boxes tea sets. India China
4 half pipes Sicily Madeira wines,
Warehouses; braRdl
20 cases superior quality Madsc
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2 very elegant marble nantes
June 81