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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-14
New Grocery Store.

TINE subscriber having commenced the
L Grocery business in the house OF Mr..
f. 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 be sold low fol cash.
ALSO,
Twenty-foIr boxes Sicily lemons, in prime
order, from New-York; and fine assort-
ment of handsome paper-hanging, recently
imported from Marseilles, which will be
solo very low by sets and by the yard,
VINCENT MASSOLETT1.
August IL Inn
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-14
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER "A,
Old Rive Whiskey, sc.

y - ,
T lindsay & HILL have just received
IL from Baltimore, per schr LuminSry,
8 hhds ] old rye whiskey. OF superb
40 bbls orquality
And from New York,
7pipes country gin, equal TO Pierpoint's
so celebrated
jamaica, Antigua and n. E. Rum, in
hhds and barrels
Claret wine, in casks, said TO be supe-
rior TO any ever imported into the district
Common whiskey, in barrels
Java, South America, and West India
green and white coffee, in bags and bbls
Imperial & Y. Hyson Teas, in chests,
half chests and 10 catty boxes
Nett and gross Shad and Herrings
10 seroons Spanish tobacco
Flour, selected for family use
August %
Mahogany, sc.
EUST received and for safe,
- 1000 feet mahogany, in lots to suit
purchasers
100 mattresses of different sizes
elegant Grecian sofa.
10 dozen sacking bottoms at l8s
Is portable desks
Easy chairs and night stool.
S. WARD,
Lower end of Prince-street.
August 81 CIV
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-14
Robert Gray,
! m

Neat door icest If the corner Of King 70
Roya! Streets,
HAS just received on CONSIGNMENT
E TIE following BOOKS and STA
iIONARY ARTICLES, viz:
Volney's Ruins; rhaddeus OF War
saw; OIney Htms; Faneway's Letters
Murray's Reader, Grammar, Exercises
and Key;
Triunphs Of Temper;
New. York Reader, No. l, 9, SS;
Episcopal prayer books
Travels at Home; Gases Of Conscience
Chalmers Discourses
Accident, OF Human Life
Plaicede. a Spanish Tale; Manners, a
novel; Balance OF Comfort
Letters from the Cape of Good Hope
Bonapsrtc's Letter to Lord liverpool
Coxe's Female Scripture Biography
Beauties Of Robertson
Harrington and OraoEd
Memoirs of Moreaa
i'ernadctte
-- Rachael Baker
Youths Cabinet
Murray's Grammar, Abridged
Marray's, Web,ter's Comly's, and n
York Spelling Books
New-York Preceptor and Primer
hllison's Sermons, Q volumes
Tales Of Fancy; Poctical Chronology
Claws Ciceronis /; Tacitus
Airs Of Palestine; Hubert and Ellen
Valentines Eve; Readings on Poetry
Lord OF the Isles
Sarcho. or The Proverbialist
Cowper's Poems; Comic Dramas
Paris Revisited; French War in Spain
Poets Pilgrimage; Masonic Minstrel
Simpsons Comic Sections
Willish's Lectures
Rambach's Medi'ations
Sidney on Government
. Warren's America; Military Tutor
Family Prayers American Star
Sanford and Merton; SCOTS Lessons
Looking Glass for the Mind
Pocket and school Bibles Il Testaments
Jess Surveying
Johnson's,Dictlonary, large and small
Chilt's Monitor: American Nepos
History Of England
Addis0n's Works, 6 vols. boards
Federallst; Clerks Magazine
Columbian Letter Writer
Introduction to Reading
Episcopal hymns, &c. &c.
Stationary:
Plain and fancy letter, superfne and
common cap writing and large brown
wrapping paper; band box and bonnet
boaFds; playing cards; ink powder. red
and black black morocco pocket books
wedgewood cork aud paper inkholders
lead and slate pencils ; super fine English
and American drawing paper; Reeves
colors in boxes German and octave
flutes; ffes and clarionets; black saEd
and sand boxes; waters; quilts blank
checks on the Mechanics and Farmers
banks bills of iading; seamen's articles
manifests and powers Of attorney; bAnk
books, copy and cypherins books, pla,ir
and ruled ledgers journals day books
invoices, letter y common account books
in full and half binding. Orders for any
description of BLANK BOOKS executed a
a short notice; and warranted for neat
ness, strength and durability, equal tt
any in the district. June II.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-14
Robert Gray

~
ID ESPECTFuLl.Y infu.m his friends
50 and former Gus toners, that he has
recomnerced tie
Bookbinding and Stationary
Business,
nezt door to the corner Of King and Roy
al streets. and is prepared to execute any
orders ia the Bonkbinding business with
which he may be honorable is also sup
piled On commission, with small assert
ment Of Stationary comprised Of articles
most in demand, and particularly invites
the attention OF juvenile customers TO
articles used in schools, such as Cypher-
ing aud Copy books, &c. which are made
of the best n.teriaIs that can be procur-
ed and at the usual priccs-orders from
Backs or pubic offices Tor any kind of
blank account books, can be executed in
a style Of strength AID elegance equal to
any in the United States. May q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
USEFUL.
CURE FOR THE RHEUMATISM.

CURE FoR THE RHEUMArIsN.
Mr. Snordsn,
By Publishing the following recipe in
the Gazette, you will no doubt be well
paid by the thanks oil some from among
the thousands Who suffer IRON this pain.
ful disease. This recipe has proved very
eficacious where the jnints are swelied
and painful, from the effects Of a cpld.
Dissolve one ounce Of Gun Camphor
in qplrtof spirits; put therein as much
Sassaf as 1.-THE bark Of the root) as the Ii
quor will cover Drink from halt 20
WI lie wine glass full, mixed with water,
three times day, (whea going 70 bed,
early in the morning, and about eleven
o'clocl) aud rub the parts affected with
the same" z.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18

nant:ne, course, I. arrived, whea dark,
n q village occupied by. the. landau
vandey tribe 81 Indians. They wes-
Just going to their counsel house to com-
mence war dauee q custom which
they will cot rs!inquish. This tribe arc
still deplorably superssitious. A few
DAYS before my arrival among them, they
sacrificed two white dogs to their deity,
alter decorating them with pants y rib
bons, and dsucing arouad them. The
Fundamentally worship the sun, ard
bury their dead in the morning in order
that the deceased may have tine to reach
his d, parted relations before night. We
need no' 60 to the islands Of the Pacific
ocean Tor singular manners and customs.
But not~ outstanding the ignorance Of
this tribe, in one respect they leave civ.
Iized men far behind them. They will
not allow any spurious liquors tote blO';
into their village. This 10 piece Of 20
icy and selt-denial VI which even Spar
ia might have been proud.
Ihaye conferred upon myself the no.
nor Of visiting Governor Cass. lie ss
fine man. quite accessible and attentive
to strangers. Detroit is becoming .
great place for business its society is
rapidly improving, and is one Of the
most healthy places in North Ameri-
ca. In lew days 1 shall continue my
tour. and when l write again will refer
to my journal for some interesting re-
cords"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
MICHIGAN TERRITORY.

We find in an eastern paper, an ad.
vertisement relative to the public lands
in the Michigan Territory. This adver
tisement is published by committee Of
the citlzsnso Detroit, composed Of gov.
Cass, judge Woodward, and eight others.
The fOIlosing extract will shew the OBJ
ject Of the citizens: 10.
The lands Of the United States within
this Tertiary, are BY a proclamation OF
the president, to be offered for sale at
this place on the first Mondays If July,
September and November ne1'. Not
an acre Of public land has ever been sold
in the country, and the whole is open to
the ehterp lying farmer Tor choice and
purchase. 1t is confidently believed, that
no part Of the U. States offers greater
inducements for settlement and improve
meut than this does The fertility Of the
soil, the temperature of the climate and
the gene al healthiness Of the country,
are equal to any part Of the westerns
states, and produce OF all kinds finds q
ready and good market. The great in.
land seas, which Bound three sides Of the
territory, furnish iuexhaastible supplies o.
excellent fish, and will cause an activity
in commerce aud business which will al
was ensure q demand for the surplus
produce Of the country. The contempla.
ted canal in New.York will open an easy
avenue TO the ocean, and even now, the
price Of Transporting goods from Albany
to Detroit is but four dollars and fifty
cents per hundred. A steam boat is
now building in Buffalo, which will pro-
baby be ready for sailing in June, aud
will e eatly facilitate the access and de.
parture to and from the country. The
United States lands are sold in tracts Of
ore hundred and sixty acres. at two dol.
lars per acre. with a payment Of one.
fourth part Of the purchase money at the
time Of sale, and a credit of five years
for the residue"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
From the Nsu- Fork Columbian.

~"'' WV S'se W" >ohShotuHs
We are much grati6ed in extracting
from the New-Hampshire Gazette, the
following letter from Estwick Evans, ESQ.
at Detroit, to hs friend in -Hamp-
shire.-This gentleman, it appears, is
the pedestrian, whose dress ard ACQUIRE
ments dew so much attention, on his
journey, Is to have given occasion for
remark in the Newspapers. The tour
displays q hardihood and perseverance,
mighty h0norabIe-and his letter speaks
a language Of acute observation and high
intelligence.
Extract Of letter firm a gentleman in
Detroit, to his friend in Hopkinton,
N. H. dated March %, 1918.
4" ! arrived here few days since, af.
ter marching about one thousand miles
the PRINCIPAL part Of the way through
deep SHOWS and bog, and over many
tedious moI -tsin. Dut notwithstanding
ny exposures beth BY night and BY day,
I am in perfect health. The weight Of
my gun, ammunition, &c. was about 40
pounds. BY visiting Albany, Niagara
Falls. several forts, battle grounds, In.
dian tribes. &c. INV route was rendered
very curuitou.. Beside. I travelled on
the American side of Lake Erie, which
circumstance increased the distance Of
my tour t, this place, compared to the
Canada side, oae hundred miles. was
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
RUTA BAGA.

William Cobbctt has announced 10 the
New York papers that his promised pub
LEGATION on the subject Of eultivating the
Ruta Baga, or Russia Turnip. is compile
ted and ready fo- sale. The book also
contains a description Of the lace Of the
country, and an account Of the climate,
seasons and soil Of the United States.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
cAHLDA,

A convention is to be held At York, on
the 9Th July, for the purpose Of appoint
ing commissioners to present an address
to the Prince Regent Of tng'abd, pray
ing for some political privileges, which
the inhabitants Of the provinces consider
themselves as having been urjustly de-
prived Of. -.-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18

A vessel irom Genoa, arrived at Phila-
delphis, was struck BY lightning Oh the
l4th inst at the Lazarettc, and one man
killed in the forecastle. .,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
AMERICAN WINE.

In the Register printed at Vavay, state
Of Indiana, Wine made in New Switxer-
land in that state, is quoted as follows
in price current:
2year old wine. per bottle 80 rs
year old, PEI gal. (wholesalo) so
Do. d.. retail Q
New wine, per gal (wholssale) 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
MOOSE ISLANDS.

The Boston Certinel Of the 10th inst.
states that Eastport, &c. are Immediately
10 be, surrendered to the United States,
to be included within the state Of Massa-
chusetts, as before the war.
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ALEAAN DRiA: -
THURSDAY, JUNE Ia, 1918. !
RETuRN ps faE PaRsIpKNT

The q. S. schooner Nonsuch passed up
to Washington al about o'clock yester.
day afternoon.-Tbe President Of the u
nited States had fleft the vessel at z in
morning, in her barge, for Washington
city Arrangements we're made 10 pay
the customary salute-but he passed IN
observed. >-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
BY Last Evenings Mail,
From the n. Fork Com. .adp. June Is.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

FROM the ". FORK (OW. .16ps JUNG IL.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrived at this port yesterday MORN
ing, the line slip Courier, capt. BOVINE.
4s days from Liverpool. BY this arrival
we have received frum our London cor.
respondent. London papers to the e9lh
of April, London New P,ice Current,
Lloyd's and General Shipping ard Com.
merclal Lists to the astb, all inclusive.
To the friendly attention Of captaia
Bovine, we are also indebted for file ,
Of the latest London and Liverpool pa
PETS.
British Stocks on the 29th. Three per
cent consnl,. 70 So; 8 per cent redo.
ced 70 20. pee cents 81 ls.
riee Of Hops on the eth, Bags lei
q a6; buckets "a los a 70; foreign re-
dried l6al-
Prices at Liverpool, Nay lst. Ashes
LIST pat Sc So; 1st pearl 81 So Mon.
tresl pot Sd a 56j bark II . %; -four
sweet so a So; sour aud oil, 40 IS;
whea, IL Cd -; rice in bond IS So;
colton p ime st. Simons "A 4 Cd; fine
Sc Island s I'D q 8 Iod; upland l Sd q
] l0J.
Advices from Italy mention that tie
Princess Of Wales is in bad health, and
that she has sold her estate on the Lake
Of Conn.
Two Of the vessels belonging to the e1-
expedition, which sailed Tor the North
Pole on the Esd d April, were compel.
led to return on the s5th with the loss Of
anchors.
A fleet Of Spanish transport, with the
officers and seamen Of the Russian squad
ron recently sold TO the Spanish govern
ment, touched at Deal on the e8th Of
April, on their way to the Baltic.
Bells Messenger Of the eth Of April
says, il is rumored that the Duke oil Cla.
renee has resolved to PEI severe 10 his de-
termination Of marriage With the Pin-
cess Of Sake Meininssn, Notwithstanding
the vote of the House Of Commons, if her
serene highuess shall continue her Coz
sent.
The marriage Of the Duke Of Ken:
with the Princess Dowager OF Leinenges,
is announced i'll the Frankfort Gazette Of
the 18th, in an authentic shape. as being
positively decided upon II IS added.
" that privy counsellor Baron Won seho-
mtg is gone to sturgard. in Ordee to make
some arrangements On this subject, IS
has also the British ambassador to the
court Of Wiremburs."
Extract Of letter from Liverpool, dated
May l.
The several arrivals Of wheat ard
Aaur the last few days have caused much
dullness in our markets; our present pri-
ces Of the former are l3s a Is 6, aud Of
Tie latter SOS 52s, bot altogether nomi.
nal, and we are Of Opinion my 81 lower.
Cotton is dull this week, but prices re-
main at 81 q ED Orears 9 g sId
Sea Islands, which are highe', We quote
at Ss5 as Rice at prs Il dull -
small lots have been said 10 bond, duty
paid, at 81, q SIS. Tobacco is not 80
brisk demanded as it was, owing 10 the
arrival Of two cargoes OF \iigrn'a eat
we name 6 l-2a Id stemmed 8 | ga
lid. Ashe, are Gu!. but prices seem 10
have settled a, Sos a 57s-Pea !. 57,.--
H,ps arc net worth more than 1870 loI.'
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From the Monthly Rerie~.

ODE TO MEMORY: Br H. MERLE.
a.Nan gire'h mp the ghost, and ,raeTs is
he?"-J"Bv w..
And where'is he ? Not BY the side
Whose every want be lO,'d to tend;
Not Ger those valleys wandering wide;
Where sweety lost he OF would wend.
That form BELOVED he marks no more
Those scenes admired no more shall
see;
Those scenes are lovely as before,
], And she as fair-but where is hsf
No, M, the radiance Is not dim,
That uset to gid his favorite hill
The pleasures that were dear TO hin,
Are dear TO life and nature still ;
B.ah! his home is not as fair
Neglected must his gardens be-
The lilies droop and wither there,
And seem to whispsr-where is hes
His was the pomp. the crowded hall
But where is now this proud display
His riches, honors, pleasures, all
Desire could frame-but where are
theJf
And he, as some tall rock that stands
Protected BY the circlins sea,
Surrounded by admiring bands, he
Seen'd proudly strons-and. where is
The church-yard bears an aided stone
The Preside shows vacant chair;
Here sadness dwells AID weeps alone,
And death displays his banner there:
The life is gone, the breath has He'd,
And what has been no more shall be;
The we'll known form, the welcome tread.
Oh! where are they, and where is he ?
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
MN. HOLLY,

II is with peculiar sa.I faction, that we
have witnessed the arrival Of this learned
and distinguished gentleman in Lexing-
ton; and we have been almost equally
gratilisd with the cordial reception given
tn him BY our fellow citizens in general.
Destined, we ferveutly sope, to preside
over the Trautylvauis University, his
genius, his requirements, and his perso-
nal character would inpart 10 the inst
tuition dignity honorable and attractive
beyond example in this country, and give
to It an eclat both useful and glorious
On Wednesday morning, Mr.. Holly paid
visit to the University, and addressed
to the student. 4 few concise emarks,
prop1ater elegant and instructive.-
We uuders and that all who heard him
were highly delighted. lKsntueky GAG.
We are desired 10 state, that when
the Balize, and Bethia aud Betsey sailed
New.Orleans was perfectly healthy and
free from Tsllop Ferer or Small Po.r,
and that the alarming report under the
Petersburg head a few DAYS since, is in.
correct. TPh lad. Gaz.
From the statements made By variety
Of Individuals in refutation Of general
i'earbr charge against the memory Of
general Putnam, we are convinced that
Putnam was actively engaged at the bat.
tie of Buuker's Hill, and that general
Dearboru's account is entirely false We
cannot possibly conceive Desrborn,s mo.
tive; it cannot be Jealousy of the military
reputation OF our revolutionary worthy /;
tor however deficient Dearborn may be
in good sense, we coo scarcely think it
possible that his late military station can
have elated him 50 much, - to make him
presume, fur Z moment, that bis name
can ever be placed BY the side of old Is
rael Pstnhm's. Pitt.Sprs Gaz.
A new Presbyterian church has lately
been built in the town Of Savannah; at .
sale Of the Pews. which took place on the
1lth instant, the amount Of sales was
sixty tive thousand dollars, and yet all
the Pews in the gallery and some on the
lower floor remained unsold. Such q Ii.
beral spirit in promoting the interest Of
religion, is truly commendable.
For the last three or four days, the
aercury has stood AT 95 in the shade, at
{ ON 9 to s o'clock in the afternoon. On
Friday last the thermometer was placed
an the sun, When the mercury almost in-
stan,ly rsse o. la5. There i, seldom 10
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HUMOROUS.

FROM LONDON PAPERs RECEIVED AT n.
YORK.
A gentleman lately returned from the
East Indies inquirins Of Persnn respect
ing friend who was hanged soon after
he left England, for forgery. was told that
be vas dead. tAnd did he continue in
The grocery business7' cried the former
oh, no. replied the other, The was quite
in different line when he died =
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Mr.. CLAY, with his family, arrived at
his residence in Kentucky, from Wash
ingtou on tn. esd Of May. The citizens
Of Lexington, and that neighborho"d'
have invited him to patake Of public
dinaer, ,.ss q testimonial Of respect for
hi, principle, and talents, and Of their ap.
probation Of his ezer:ions in support OF
the cause OF South American freedom and
independence" .EYork Columbian.
A Jamaica paper remarks with great
severity on admiral Popham, for hi. civil
lity to several b. ek men who arrived At
the island with dispatches from st. DO
mingo. 1t is remarked" He received
them. He invited them to dinner! They
dined with him and with his family! be
placed his wife between two Of these
black men! Nay, he sent his own car
rage pith phln SERVANTS, to convey
them from the landing place to his house
and afteru ards to re.convey them from
his house to the water sidew This con.
duct is said to be in opposition TO the
known policy OF the British government
degrading to the admiral and company
present-danse'ous to the safety Of the
island, and meri,ing the indignation OF
its insulted white inhabitants. 10.
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For the last three or four days, the
aereury has stood AT 95 in the shade, at
{ ON 9 to 5 o'clock in the afternoon. On
Friday last the thermometer was placed
an the sun, When the mercury almost iu-
stan,ly reese o. la5. There i, seldom in
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18

any gear perhaps warmer weather here 10
any month than in June and We believe
the present month, 40 far ssit has pro-
creased, has been rs warn as was almost
ever experienced here at the same Pcriod'
and the continued dry weather added
thereto, has put the vegetable kingdom
to a pretty severe trial-indesd many
gardens may without exasseratiOn be
said to be near!5 burnt UP.
I.aususta Herald, June 9.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18

' aw
Lord North. at the close Of his life, was
Affected with the total loss Of sight. At
Bath, he met Col. B. who had been bis
warm opponent in the House Of Com
mons, who was. also blind. On being in
troduced to each other, Lord North said,
Colonel, you and I hare been at varl-
aaee; bu' believe there are no two per-
cons in fhe world, who. after all, would
be more glad to see each aher'
A false friend is like the shadow in /,
dial il app 'ars in clean weather, bu, y.
nishesss seen a. thatis e,oudy.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18

A gentleman lately soasting in coupa.
ny Of the quickness of his sight, said. b.
way Of confirming bis remark, that he
save at that momenta mouse on the tor Of
fhs msa,,men,.' Il cannot say that / see
it,'rePlied one Of the party, but I plain
IL hear It ram
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ODE TO MEMORY: Br n. MERLE.
. Nan gire'h mp the ghost, and 'rheTs is
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observed
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
William True

UNIFORMS his customers and the pub
q lie, that he continues manufacturing
ladies' aud gentlemens' Boots, Shoes and
dress Pumps, at his mandatory, in
King street. next door to Messrs. Patton
e Butchers. Having received fresh
supply of Philadelphia stock, OF superior
quality. (aud employs the first rate work.
menl he presumes he shall be able to
please his customers, beth in style and
durability.
On hand, and kept constantly for sale,
a large assortment OF gentlemens' first
qualify Boots and Shoes, ladies kid, mo
rocco and leather walking Shoes and
Slippers, misses and children's do.
Also, just received by the Active and
Economy, a fresh supply a northern
Shoes, of various descriptions. Likewise,
for sale. Baltimore and Boston manufac-
turcd beaver, castor and knapt Hats, pa
tent water proof plush do. Halls patent
Rifles.
A quantity of Calf Skins
Morocco do.
Kid do.
Biading do.
Wholesale aud retail,
Deeemuer thsta