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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03
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A., -, IroM ne NdtlonaI IntelIigencef.1
The laws relative to Bounty lands have
guarded the soldiers from frauds, for IT m; mo-
ment OF folly they have parted will, their dis.
charge, warrant or notification, their clanls
may be snbstdntiated AT the Land Office. aud
the fraudulent holder ioi,ed.
About 1000 warrants have been issued
Aboat D 600 patents have been issued
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AaYdWare Mills for Ge|a

WIN 20 acres of LAND annexed on cbeap and ea.y
" payinents-sltnated on good stream OF waite, Iyi,i
~ liss OF seotts Landing James River in neigL
pohihood ia winch from twenty twenty i've thonsard
bushels OF wheat may be command ed by fair uurcIass
me MN IS punt OF stone three high the area or
e mouse hione by forty feet with PAR burr stone:
y, uaineeI all the machinery on the
most MODERN STYLE conveniently situated and ian ynod
repair lien on the property will he expected
t.na. JAMES T.. COOKE.
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DEPARTMENT OF WAR. ,
December 20, 1917. {
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Extract Of lstts1:, from Gorermor Bib, to a
gealiemr7i Of HSptsoifte, IA. r. dated

Extract ofa lstts1: from Gorermo1 Bib, to a
geaiiemra Of Hamfs0iHe, Il. ~ dated
1eh Noyember, 1917.
am waiting the decision oftha Pre-
sideni ON the question, who is 10 admins
fer 10 me the oath Of Officer and shall en-
Ter on Che discharge of my duties as soon
as ! receive instructions. The defect in
ihelaw which has produced this delay. is
much 10 be Iamented. Youamd the peo-
PIE, however, may rest assured that there
shall be 10 unnecessary delay in organic
ing the government ofthe Territory. NV
sense OF public duty aid my private inte-
rest unite in Fastening me to the coun-
ry."
We are informed, that large portion
Of TIE country lately ceded 10 The United
States nv ihc Cherokee indians, in ex-
change for an equal quantity OF western
land IS found on investigation 20 be with.
in ~ i'ra ., The Creek Nation. The
cen ing claims o.. these tribes 10 the
ispated territory, has been settled in an
amic3blg manner, (aithougil al one lime
The controversy was iikeiy 10 produce a
WaF Wcen them, by council ofileir
respective chiefs, chosen 10 discuss and
decide the matter ia suitable indem-
nity be not maae to our government bv
TIE CberOkecs, ihe existing treaty will
thea on this subject will doubtless be
anntlled. lRapaLhean.
MoruE, November o.-Siuce our last our
port has been tlrooged with vessels flo;r n.anv
ot tue northern ports, aud Que from Liverpooi.
! q hcy have brought great quantities Of 4er.
cEaudiZe, and our houses and streets are filed
with emigrants--iD fact, the influx Ofsiraurers
i'as been SO great aud 20 unexpected, t.,ai we
regret that the town wiii not afford note con-
verleHi accommodations hut we are hap0v to
state ta1i the inhabitants have shewu every
TO- ,utaDie 81. deposition, aud as yei. most are
comfortably situatrdanJ lodged. Wccan only
acs, thIt sc hope our territory viii answer
tue expectations 90 TIE strangers. and that but
iew viii sUaer Ig0m any receptions THAT have
been promulgated
Communicated (or fis Bat. Fedsrni RcB.JgsoD.
MR NEADE.
IN Tie years 1912 and isia, the writer Of this
article Vas in Cadix, and frequently saw Mr.
Meade walking IA tie public prom, /, les With
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Congress OF the v. States
Continued from ist page.)
IN SENAIE-DFCI 30.

lREPoETED FOR TIVE y. iSrELLiGENcER.1
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Communicated for fis Bat. Fedsrnl fscB.BGson.
Mr. N4EADE.
IN The wears 1912 and isia, the writer Of this
article Nas iif Cadix, and frequently saw SIR.
Meade walking Ia tie public prom, . les With
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PHILApEIPHiA, December 3o.-The gene.
rails Charles and Henry Lalensnd, with colo
mel Nlilar, lett this city last Thursday, on vi.
sit TO the French settlement in ihe Aiaban,a
Territory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03

Mr.. H. Nelson, from the committee ON
ire judiciary, reported bill providing
Tor the Cue execution of the laws of the
United states within the state of nIissis-
slppi and the bill was twice read and
committed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-24
The Improved Patent Plough,

VNIiE expensive force necessary for
Il ploughing in the common way, has
been long known and lamented by farmers.
Many attempts have been made TO obviate
that Inconvenience, by the construction of
a plough on Mechanical principles, and pa
tents have been granted to applicants who
profess 10 have improved on that agrCultu-
raj implement. These improvements are
now before the public, the proper arbitcrs
in such cases, who will approve or condemn
according to the merits or dement's OF the
performance. %
|, also, have become candidate for pub
lie patronage, and shall attempt TO explain
and give reasons TO show at least some ad-
vantages which think my plough possesses
over any other now in use.
For its durability ami simplicity OF con-
struction, its first excellency, no plough now
in use snrrasses it-but its chief advanta--
ges lie in The ease with which ii breaks and
inyerts the soil, and will plough in clover
or grass land of any kind without being
clogged or choakcd These properties
arise from the mechanical principles on
which il is formed. The wedge is said to
possess the requisite properties for breaking
and raising the soil with the least applca-
bic force. This plough is SO formed as 10
form wedge with the mould-board, which
raises the earth gradually TO the greatest
pcrbe pdicular height, when by regular
iurp ofthe mouli-board il is inverted, rem
derinn the pressure inconsiderable, and
consequently the force necessary to draw
il proportionahly small The beam IS made
of iron or wood, and has considerable
curve, which permits all vegetable matter
10 pass of. | would recommend the iron
beam as il has several advantages over the
wood, and the difference OF expense small.
| have thought it a duty to my fellow ci-
tizens 10 publish few lines OF instruction
10 facilitate the mode Of using and repair
inc the same. Before the plough is used +,
the mould. board should be secured with
free stone or well burnt brick ard wafer
mill il is perfectly smooth. The horses
should draw by double or treble tree,
which is confined 10 the clerlce or beam by
an open ring. The point and share should
lie laid with steel when necessary the lat
ter must be kept leYeI with the bar, and the
noint inclined a little down. If this be
well attended to by the good husbandman,
he will be able To- eat the fa,ted cali,
when the INDECENT will sink into want.
These ploughs will lie furnished at my
shop in this County and in Alexandria by
lanes Atkinson, near P0ston's tavern, Pey-
STEPHEN MCCORMICK.
Auburn, Fauquier County, Virginia
| August 8 ssu'h6t
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SO Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber on Satur-
III day night the eth ult, Negro man
by the name of JACOB THOMPSON, aged 92
or 90, nearly 6 feet high, very black, and
rather down look when spoken to-he is
very apt to p,' one hand up TO his chin
when answering questions. He is a very
submissive orderly fellow--His clothing
that can be recoliected consisted ofa blue
second cloth coat with yellow buttons,
nearly new; Russia sheeting shirts and
trowsers, and a variety Of other clothing
not recollected. fully expect he must
have from $50 TO goo dollars with him in
money-and very little doubt but he had
furnished himself with free papers. Who
ever takes up the said fellow, secures him
in Jail, and retains all moneys and papers
he may have on him, shall be entitled to the
money found on him, and the above re-
ward if taken out Of the District; or TWEEN
ty dollars if taker within the District of
Columbia. JAMES BLOHHAM.
July 60 d3ttmYom
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so Dollars Reward.
BSCONDED on Saturday mornin

A BSCONDED on Saturday morning, the
~ 10Th inst. negro George, or George
Griffin, the property Of Miss M'Call, hy
trade mailer, and understands some part
of the blacksmith's business he is about
so years OF age, feet 6 or inches high,
stout made, very black complexion. large
eyes and mouth, with thick lips. He Is a
very artful fellow and has been in the habit
of ohtrudmg hinselfas free man, and will
no doubt attempt to pass as such, and pro.
baby get worS--has down look when
spoken Tolls clothes not recollected, ha-
wing various suits.
A reward Of 10 dollars will be given il
taken in the town or county, 60 in the coun-
~ of Washington or Fairfax, or the above
reward if taken 90 miles from town, with
ali reasonable charges If brought home.
Masters of vessels are cautioned against
harborimg or carrying off said runaway, as
they will be dealt with according TO law.
JAMES SANDERSON.
August II u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-24
Prunello and Silk Shoes.

TUST received, [direct from France)
- % doz. black, green, buff. cinnamon,
white, brown and dove colored ilk and
prunello shoes, of superior quality; few
dozen glazed shoes.
ALSO.
On hand, an extensive assortment of ladies'
and misses kid, morocco and leather shoes |;
genllemen's fine boots, shoes and pumps
common and coarse shoes and pumps; boys
and children's do; first and second quality
Baltimore hats low priced mems and boys
do !; water proof plush do.-For sale whole
sale and retail by the subscriber at his
store, King street. VIM. TRUE.
August 9 dlwwimtf
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Committed

TO my custody some ime past as run
Il Always, Negro woman and two chill
dren. The Negro woman calls herself
finn Butler, and says she is free, and came
from Nottingham in Prince George county
upwards of seven years ago to this county,
where she has lived as free person ever
since.-She is 5 feet 9 inches high, of
very dark complexion, and appears TO be
about go years of age-had on when COM
mlted an oznaburgh shit, an old white
cotton petticoat, and red calico frock. -
Her oldest child is boy, who is called
TRomds-of dark complexion, and APP
peats to be about years old.-The other
is girl, who is called Ann, also OF a dark
complexion, and appears TO be about 8
years old. The owner is desired to come
and take them away, otherwise they will
be sold as the law directs, for their prison
fees, sc. THO. A. DAVIS,
Sheriff of Charles County.
July ga 2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-24
Piano-Fortes and Organs.

THE subscriber, who carries OH the ma
\ nufacture Of these instruments in n:
York. is now in Alexandra, where he will
remain short time, during which he will
attend to repair, regulate the action and
improve their tones and musical effects
A specimen of his work and abilities may
be examined in the store second door be-
low the Mechanics Bank, King street,
where ne offers for sale two of his Piano.
Fortes at the Ncw-York prices-one Of
them an elegant upright grand, of full
bodied mellow tone and brilliant touch
the other i. Of the horizontal sextagon form,
highly finished, with extra additional keys.
He warrants them perfectly sound, and of
the first quality--He will allow in ex-
change fair price for old pianos or organs,
being such as he approves.-lie also has
for sale few fine toned old vioins and ee-
CANT bows, and concert lutes.-He is per-
fectly acquainted with the harpsichord con-
struction, and offers 10 put them in COM
plete order
Orders left at the store, or at Mr.. Aber-
crombi's, cabinc4- maker, or at Capt. Mel
sons, King street, will be promptly at
tended to on his return TO New York.
THOMAS WESTERN.
July II fmw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-24
Alexandria, August 4.
July "a

WAS committed 10 the Jail Of this Co.
w as a run away, negro man, who
calls himself JOHN WEAKS, and says
that he was born free in Prince George Co.
Maryland, that his mothers name is Sally
Green, who lives near the road leading
from the Alexandria Ferry to the Eastern
Branch bridge, adjoining one Hen. Ihomp-
sou. He was committed to this Jail on the
9TH May last, and then called himself VIII
liam Washington, but made his escape the
10th He is about % years OF aye. 8 feet
inches high, stout made. Says he is known
to Mr.. Daniel Monkey, and Henry Thomp-
son, of Maryland. The owner is request
ed to come and prove his property, pay
charges, and lake him away, otherwise he
will be disposed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL, Jsilor.
August8 lawSn
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Sabine Hall, June rs fmwts
Valuable Land for Sale.

81 WILL sell the FIN on y h'ch | re-
h side, known by the name Of Indian
Town, aud containing about enc thou
sand acres. 1t is situated ia Charles Co.
Md. Oh Nanjsmny Greek near its month.
about seven miles from Port Tobacco,
and forty from Washington Cit. Few
farms combine greater advantages than
this; added TO leliility of suii equal To
any in the country, it bind. on the creek
neal!y two miles, which affords great ia
ciiity in getting its predictions to HaT-
ket, srd vrccludes the necessity ui much
fencing; the creek atfo is im Their sea-
sons, ii n and Wild fow in abnndance.--
The spil is peculiarly adapted TO the
growth of Tobacco. Wheat aud Indian
Corn, and the plaster has been found
from experience I" act on II admirably.
There are hOw abnut 100 res in clover,
some Of which is W, Il SET. The improve
ments are new two story dive my
house Is by 40 feet, kitchen, barn, sta
bles, carriage hoas", with every other me-
ce;sary out house, The whole in good re-
pair. There is alsp Windmill in good
order, the toll of which affords meal c.
pOugh lor the support Of the farm Al
81, one otner tract con ,iuIrs us acres
in the forest abtat three mIe, Ill TAM,
entirely in the wacd There is we'll
Of eScellen, wate' in the yard, and sew
cral springs on dlferentFarts Of the farm.
The premises mcy be viewed, az the
terms kao~n BY application t" the SUBJ
scTiber. Shaull the above Iarm be un-
odd on the Is; Of Sept. next, Twill lease
it IRA t'rm Of yrsra.
lHhuPultCs H.ll.GRAyE.
ludian royo, Jsne 80 ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-24
New Grocery Store.

TINE subscriber having commenced the
l. Grocery business in the house Of Mr..
g. Lloyd, formerly occupied by Mr.. VIM.
Dunlap, on Cameron street, between Fair
fax, and Royal streets, has particularly Sc:
lected for family use general assortment
Of the best wines, liquors, cordials and
groceries, which will he sold 10 for cash.
ALSO,
Twenty.foLr boxes Sicily lemons, in prime
order. from New York; and fire assort-
ment of handsome paper-hanging, recently
imported from Marseilles, which will be
solo very low by sets and by the yard.
VINCENT MASSOLETTl.
August 10 I'm
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Exchange s. Brokers' Office.
CeorgeioTa, District IF Columbia.
ROMULUS RIGGS,

hohC Luz hlHuC,
A T his office, next doc" below Craw-
"a fl,rd's tavern. Bridge-St Georgetown,
will exchange all kinds OF Bank Notes on
the most reasonable terms.-All persons
who may have notes on the banks of North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia,
would do well TO call on him, as he is
largely in the purchase Of that kind of mo-
new, and will take It on the most reasona-
Bile ,ermS-PersOns travelling 10 the West
ern Country may at all times get the Bank
Notes of the Western Banks at fair dis
count, By calling at his Office. For the in
formation Of all persons throughout the U;
States, X. Riggs makes il known, that all
OF the Banks Of the Distrist Of Columbia
pay their notes on demand in specie; and
Il would be much 10 the advantage of the
merchants, and trading 10 the South and
west, to encourage the circulation of the
Notes of the Banks OF Georgetown, Wash
ington and Alexandra, as it will at all
times answer for rcmttances to the large
commercial and Atlantic towns all per-
sons emigrating or travelling to the west
ward should be very particular and take
the Notes of the Banks OF the District OF
Columbia; as they will ind them the most
current. there being no countertcits on the
District Banks. The Merchants Bank OF
Alexandra has long since failed-aIl per;
sons should be on their guard, as they will
be Imposed on August 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-24
For Sale,
VALUABLE FARM, containing

NaLU ADBE rhNN, Containing
4 between six and Sven hundred
acres of land, the greater pGrt Of which il
in timber, ard adjoi.Is the land OF Charles
Thit and Edmond Lee, esq and cS-
tends to the road from Lee.burg to the
mill lately known as MiIler's Mill. CO
Goose Creek. and not more than three
quarters of a mile from the turnpike road
now making. The furihest boundary OF
this land is rot Ii"re than three miles
from Leesburs, and the nearest, which is
in timber, not mole than enc mile and
halt. The timbered laad will be laid cit
iuta 10 or Is acre lots, raser,ins a .uiH-
sient quantity for the lard now cleared
and in cultivation. 1t is unnecessary to
say that this land Is as we'll adapted tn
plaister a. any in that part ct the ceun-
try; and if not sold at private sale pre-
vious to the September Lee.burg court,
viii be then offered at public sale, ami
:.he terms made known on the day.
There are fifteen or tweGty neg oPs
residing on the farm that may tic pur-
chased with Il if wanted
LANDON CARTER.
Sabine Hall, June rs fmwts
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Recent Publications, &c.

lust received for sale BY The Subscribers,
THE whole works of Lord Byron in
l. GLIDING the Fourth Canto of Childe
Harold's Pilgrimage and Beppo, fine copy,
3 vols
Fudge Family in Paris
Foliage, by Leigh Hunt
Birkbeck's Journey in the United States
Goblet on the Culture Of The Russia Tur-
nip in the United States
Gisborne's Testimony OF Natural Theo-
logy to Christianity ;,
Yuma or the Tree of Health, SC. by
Madame dc Genlis
Benefits Letters TO Young Lady, a
new and handsome edition
Bells Engrayings of the Arteries, colored
Dorsey's Cooper's Surgery, 9 vols
Thomas's Practice
Ewelps Medical Companion
Boyer's Surgery, vol ?nd
Murray's Materia McdiCa
Burns on Inflammation
Gummere's Surveying
Ronnycastle's Mensuration and Algebra
Smith & Little's Psllmody
Baxter's Saints Rest
Doidrigde'S Rise and Progress
Westminster Confession OF Faith.
RippoI's Methodist and Camp Meeting
HYMNS
Dwght's Psalms and Hymns, large and
JAS. KENNEDY g. son.
August 10 mwf2w
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Ten DOllars Reward.

WILL be given by the subscriber, liv-
w ing near Haymarket, in Princewh-
liam County, for the recovery of horse,
which strayed or was stolen from her farm,
on the night of the 18th of April last. The
above named horse is or 6 years old, Of
blood bay color, Is hands high. long switch
tail, rubbed on the left side 10y the harness
Of the cart or Wagon, in either of which he
had been used 10 draw he has no white
marks or brand, and the hair on the top Of
the head between the ears is worn short
August 10 SUSANNAH +. GRAHAM.
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T.. MastersOn.
cor I'D SHOE-M4KER,

BCOT .i.NO SHOE,-.M.4KER,
DETURNS his grateful thanks to his
n friends and the public in general. for
tie liberal patronage h. has received in his
line of business, aud hopes they viii con-
t;nue il. He has on hand good assort-
ment of,he best Philadelphia leather, which
he intends manufacturing in the best man
per. for neatnesS and durability it will be
excelled by none. lie has on hand good
assortment of
Boots, BoOtees and Shoes,
which he wiIl sell on reasonable terms for
cash, or to punctual customers at the usual
credit, athis cid stand opposite heGazette
office. Royal-Street.
N. L. Two boys Of good disposition
would be taken as apprentices to the above
business. Those firm the country would
be preferred.
Angus, - mwi5m
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New Hotel,
on THE LEESBURG RO.iD.

WASHINGTON DRANE
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
~ aud the public generally, that he has
opened house OF entertainment at his new
building, on the road leading from George
town TO Lee burg, Is miles from the for
mer, and 10 miles from the latter place
The house and furniture are new and ele-
giant, aud every attendance and requisite
have been provided for the accommodation
Of either parties of pleasure or persons on
business. There is an excellent spring OF
water on the place, exceiled perhaps by
none in the state of Virginia. The dis.
lance from Georgetown, Washington or A.
lexandria, being an agreeable ride, he an
ticipates share of public patronage, which
he hopes his assiduity to business will just
ly merit
August I'm
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French Plaster.
MedOc Claret.
Connecticut PlOuglls.
Eeatllers.

Feathers.
A FEW hundred weight Of fresh LIVE
N FEATHERS, just received and for
sale by WIN. GILLIAN.
on HAND,
Fresh olives and capers
=, LIP Madeira, Sicily do, Burgundy do,
Old Port in bottles and in draft, Claret in
bottles, Muscat do-WLNES
Cognac brandy Holland gin
Jamaica, Grenada and Antigua rum
Spanish chocolate Of very superior
quality-togetterwith general assortment
Of GROCERIES.
July % d5tmwf
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Advertisement.

4 8SCONDED from the Subscribers
~ service, on Saturday night the 9TH
inst. Negro u oman rREACE. or TREACY
---sha IS FIVE feet two OF three inches high,
about 30 years OF age, of a very darS COM
plexiOn, and when particularly examined
Is very apt TO coRtOund herselt.-lt IS
deemed unnecessary % mention her clo-
thing, Is she has all Of them with her, and
beia- extremely srt.ul, she uo doubt will
change them and endeIyor 10 pass for a
free woman. she is well acquainted in
Charles county, Prince Georges, AIexan-
dria ADD the City, as abOrt 5 years ago she
made her escape, and was or Z months
about the Lower Ferry, leading TO A'exan-
dria, and from thence 10 Washington City,
where she acquired an extensive acquain-
tsnce among the Negroes belonging 10 John
Brent. esq. and the greater prrt of said
Negroes belong now To William and RO-
Der Breut, esqrs. AMI Mr. Dudley Digs.
Negro Treace has 4 scar on the back part
OF her neck, occasioned by Seaton put Tor
the heneht Of her eyes, Which are very
weak al this time. | will give 10 dollars
ii taken in the county and secured in Jail,
or il out OF the county and secured as atore-
said, so that | get her again, % dollars,
and all reasonable charges paid if brought
home. All persons are tprewarned hdr-
boring or employing said Negro at their
peril, as the law viii be vigorously put IN
force against any offender.
Charleston CO. Maryland, near
Port TObacco, Aug. % d5tIu
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SALES AT AUCTION.
By p. C. .M.4RSTELLER.

On TUESDAY, at 10 An
Will be sold at the Vendue Store, corner OF
Prince and Waier-streets,
Aperfne and fine broad cloths
Casslmeres
Coatings
Pelisse cloths
Toiinet and Marseilles restings
CaiiCoes
Leno, rambrics, jaconet and bookmus"
Inns
Leno, jaconet and book muslin hdkts
Sd and "a chintz shawls
Dim!ies
Ginghams
Diapers
Cambria and jaconet muslin cravats
Levantines
Silk, cotton and woollen hosiery
Silk, kid and beaver gloves
Ribbonds
8-4 silk shawls
so crates queensware
90 boxes mould candles
TO gin cases
3 cases fine hats
coils cordage
5 bbls French brandy
90 doz leading lines
so boxes muscatel raisins
Palm nuts
Wire safes, sifters, SC.
ALSO,
good road Wagon
D sets gear, and
2 draught horses