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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-09

IT The ENQUIRER is published twice week, yene
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Runawaus h "a inil of RicLlnond- 7

kunaways in The jail of Riehmo,id.
FthNCb-Asout2 rs years Of age dark complexion 81
ieet inches high says he belongs 10 James he.
Laurin Of Botstourt county 80
TOBY --About 80 years Of age, dark complexion =
Iset OF nchss high aud says he belongs 10 Charlie
CTaiupy Of the state Of Georgia. ~ ~
h6RAifAM--Abouf IS Years ofage DART ro,, ,
Z, ieet inches high, aud says he belongs To
&tinit OF Cumberland county.
fRANK-Abont as years Of age dark coup,exio,
lett eye out feet inches high aHd saws be beorg 49,
Gary wilkinson Of Charles City county.
Jahtb, OF JAMES ROMAN, about "a years Of age
9ark Complexion feet inches; SAYS he belongs q,
osynore Hoiu'hn Of CumbeIisGo county
=. me OtneTs 0fthe above slaves will call and rake
,, away, or they will be dealt with as the law di
'''"' X. BURTON, D.s.
April g. - 49, ~ , "" ~. =, -
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PICARD OF PUBLIC woRks.-A meeting OF the
ID President and Directors OF the BOARD OF Public
Works will take place at the Capitol, in the city Of
Richniond, on Friday, the 2sfh way Of Jiay neit.
BERNARD PEYTON, Sec'y B.P.w.
ADriI O. lO8..td
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March 23

A LII persons who have claims against the estate OF
"A JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired to make
them known To us without delay-that il found correct
they may be speedily those Indebted 10
the estate, are solicited pay what they owe With as
little delay as conveniently be- we are DESTROYS OF
paying the severalegaces OF our testator as exped
tiousiy as possible. JOHN RICHARD,
PETER J. CHEVALLIR,
Executors Of Joseph Gaiiego dec.
August 2s. a.
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dint, hereby give notice. thar special convention Of
she SAID deputies appointed to he held IN the town of
SeLsrsonTg, oh annrSaay tme th,rtesmtM gay o. osy
a. rs..,s'',is 80 u,,am,I. .'.",d ' a'''"""'e
p'..,y " n., ~ sey scn,
,hs Pc. 30, I,' ~. C. ~, o.S% ,. ".
Ricbmond March n ~ on '. -! .
r---- -----N -. ~"
N TofICE. The subscribers have IN store ine follow
ing articles which they will sell accommodate
.ng terms. for approved paper, viz:
SO hhds. West India rum, prime
20 DO. N r. rnm-i6 do. rye whisksy
40 casks best London lTown stout
10000 lbs green conee-50oO lbs. sugar, part prime
I3os0 do. loaf susaf-a ton patent shot
400 crates and So hhds. well assorted ware
10 mus glass wsfe-l5 ION bar iron
SO ca,ty boxes choice young Tyson lea
500 sacks salt nutmegs candles
Wire safes and siiters
Old Port, Claiei and Sotnrn Wines
French brandy, gin
70 hats ue.s;a, saie'' &C. &c &C.
ao ,,acI ,ass s:sr,n,, Goods. ...v-.;.;u -..
IN go G,n, ;',a 49," u'ss comprising variety
- a. .a,oY.d ,hr.S '
non 80. J.s ~ 10 ' ..,-
,yi.L ,nen. i,n;,,,i"n shs.,rr
.,,sh 'ine"s' "h''a''oh sheeuhss
1 .as.e P,"s ., ,-,
Iao cbo;c. : vsrae,i 6 H.. -. 'p ~, "s'"N"'
wi, r.csiys - - ~ ~. ~ Go, 60 SAT- az, -.
r,en, 81 nrim, $500 a,ps, , ai'i use asSoi'-
F"s ' snt C,r ''poo''
on bhds ,n,ss .a Nv 1.','' !, I'd ,"ni
,h,t xr,s ave, ~ - u.s. '"ps'''' " any
h,ss -, ~ 80 MAJ ,@'
lo0O bags sn,se,ior grean .ofr
MONCURK RonINsoN a. ptp.c,Nrc
n,rcb DC INK son,SooN T" rLEAoANis,
e..-- ---..oMee s---
EJoi LINZ SELLAh.-J MchHiaer respectfully
1) informs his friends and the public, that without
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-09

Um'rc!l0S Par4soi jfanufacfsry, No ss6. Peari 81
opposite i'erIndrst.) Hs,c York.
MANUEL NEDMoND......R sSps ctiaiiy informs h..
- friends an: numerous customers IN ihfs civ, and
country merchants Ia general that rohlniugs 10 -
n"iactnie, and has nov Oh haEd. very aud
cnlnpiete assortment sf DNkitEILAS & PARASOIS
-, 'hs most ;nodern style aud coors rory ard horn
HOOKS st-ep'e and ball TOPS psiu elegant
carved ivory handles long wood i,ardes paiuicd in
we ohihese fashion, it'll without Innings, &c &c
s OF his own make, and consequently viii warrant 10
"eoi Tue hest Workmanship and i,airrals. which he
VIZ 'nspose al, wholesale, at very moderate -''"s.
March iG 10, 81
EWENlY DOLLARS REM Aiil..- hanawaJ n. m
the subscriber living in Bedford county the lab
Dec. negro man named NETI-Dark compile ion
ston, naos, aboli feet bgh, has very large teeth
aged 33 jears-Hs clothing consists OF suit na,t cot
t"h, blue broadclotb frock coat a blue honies spun
e.tM coal recently purchased him Of MIR Hank in
y, "'.ahsnure, and am convinced II is his Intention
10 reinTn viii give the above reward. and all rea
;ona9ie expences, ifdeiisered at my plantation nea
Bedford county, Feb. %. a.. e
NoTicE....T Tie snhsccDer alone is aulhol izeu IL
receive the outstanding debts the late con-
Germ Germ oil LYLE. SCOTT & SAUNDERS, having been sp
poteorecever tereofbs the superior
fof The Richmond district. IL 10 expected that all per
buns indebted to The said concern will make mnedi.
a's pay Ment as longer Indulgence cannot he afforded
oee. .. ea..M stNueL IAILoR.
SpaNisH KiDEs.-we Shall receive in . few DAYS
~ SOW very prime Buenos Ayres OK tiipES-whlch
Wild mn sold on reasonable terms. at our store.
Dsc .29. 70..u kALSToN q PLRASANTs
y II. BRADY-Saadier and 1ayness lIoEer- re-
pectfnliy informs his friends aud the public that
ne mas commenced the Saddling and Harness Making
III AN us various branches in the house iateiy
oIeupieo ny t. Kedford, nsx door to the Unun Hotel
where he has general assortment OF SADDLES BHI
DIES, and HARNESS. on hand--and is sti increasing
Dis assortment he also hopes that conny merchants
viii give him call! well these who want for their
own use. He Raiiers himself from his attention ami
experience Ill tue onsinsss to merit share of the public
patronage and lie can assure them that bis work is
made OF as good materiasas any in the city and is ex
eeu'ed IN the best manner. Feb. 10. 9i..wn
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Nsw Glasgow Female Tnsiitnt;on

~'1t0 Ct''SS" to 4 of't''' THStTt"ttVN.
THE seuii annual public examination OF ia. yeur,
ladies forming This seminary. will he he d before
the trustees, Friday. the 6fh instant and follow
ing day. HENRY NORRIS Principal
IT The Sumner Session will comm ence oil aiuauay
the 10th of May next.
New Glasgow, Apri.2. Io7,.ti3A
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Iolaec0 Insreciion Lnn

- ouch Of .1e above law ofdsfcd 10 be prif
= 20 " tHe laN LEGISLATURE, aay be had on ssplscs
lion az the caice oftae EugniIeI. Ia.
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Kainabic Prouertu Ga,. SaLe.

>HE subscriber proposes to sell three tracts of Land
Ding in the comfy OF buckingham. The tract OH
which lie resides two miles from New Canton James
river, and in the neigborlood ofsevera
mills containing abont 90O res OF which 400 In
woods the general character OF which good
land, while the open land produces COED crops
and white clover This land is inierseced by creek
which has on lis borders 60 20 acres Of f.re
MAI ground The improvements extensive and vari.
Gus, calculated for The accommodation Of large fanily
anu the securenent Of large CROPS This property will
be sold privately for which third OF the purchase
money will he required the delivery Of possession
aha tue remainder In two equal annual payments.
Adjoining the above is tract Of 2l6 acresthe
land ofwhich will produce fine tobacco. The improve.
en,s are oleable dwelling house, other Houses aud
good orchards.
he third ractles about ten miles above New Canton,
on the waters OF Slate river containing 2f3 chiefly
In woods, aud adapted to the culture ofobacco &C.
The two last named tracts Of land will be sold to the
highest bidder, in the town of New Canton SATURDAY
the leh apr neat. for which the purchaser will be
required to pay one half Of the price In hand aud the
balance IN twelve months. SMITH PAYNE.
March Is %. .tdsrif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-09

Et'LOtENfcE COMMISSION HoUSE.--.JocIso. ~
hintsy SoHhVorfh. have q warehonss NJ flo
sa :. .nt neao OF navigation the tennessee river
go w we reception of cotton aud such other att
IT, uoins luc aud foreign, may be Consigned them
800 VIZ tarchase cotton aud tobacco and sell dgS
i"f THOSE tfho may favor theu win H., s,e
$3.50. .. s's' Is very much iued At present.
y Dec'iH G7..Cip
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-09

NVIlCE.-fhe subscriber returns hi sincere lEaaEs
a Tor the liberal announcement he has receiysd
IT, oess Ieave to Inform his friends aud the public thai
Iss ~" = ssiiying on the WBEELWRIGH1ING and
s,,se, ,hiNG BUSINESS, At the sbep on 10Th
~ c. nsa.t Tue New Banks lately occupied b. 4. Deap
bbsiSs. .Ssle os WIN execute any woIk us Iue Of
promptly amended to. aad ali fyors g,atsfeilv
pubic may rest assured that no pains shall e s,gr.
co 10 give general Satisfaction. -'1'
lie has alto on hand and for safe Quinn ,fott.
o. superior goaliiy-alss Cayfy JggrcaSse Drgos
WHICH he VIII dispose of cheap, for cash
"FhV. iOS..0t HBft4HAM ntTAp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-09

"a re Members Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
ia Tirgtnia.
EN pursuance of the power vested in me, Bishop,
by the Constitution OF the Church in this Docess
call special convention of the Clerical Lay Deputies
at such time and place to inay most expe-
din hereby give notice, thar special convention OF
she said deputies appointed to he held in the
Pcfsrs6nrg, on Thursday the Thirteenth day Of My
nertwben and where their punctua aud full attendance
Is respectfully and urgently requested.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE, Bishop OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church of Virginia
Teste.,..WM. kUNFoRD, Sec'y.
Richmond, March @. o. I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-09

JOSIAH d. ABBOrT-dttorHey at LdAp--wiiI IL
- future attend the superior and inferior o.
Chesterfield county His Office Is in the Alley leadns
from 9Th to lth streets between aud Cary streets
next door to tue office Of Mr.. Edward c. Davis,
the Old Post OIEce. April q. Io7. al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-09

SPaNiSH RiDES.-we shall receive in few DAYS
~ sou very prime Buenos Ayres OK HipES-whch
"iIloe sold on reasonable terms, at our store.
.29. 7O..M kALSrON & PIEASANrS
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NoiiCE.-Ail those indebted to the estate of the
late PETER AUBRY OF the city OF Richmond
are hereby requested 10 make speedy payment TO the
subscriber, who will also discharge all claims agast
Ihe said estate, which may be justly due and legally
Au'hehtcafed LEWIS CANY, acting e1'or
0ffhe kdst ulLE and testament
Aprh z. 10Y. .5is of Peter aubru dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-09

NOTICE All persons nd ebted to tile estate of the
4 late JOHN LESLIE, dec. are requested TO make
immediate payment: and all who have claims against
The SAID estate are desired 10 present the the
suhseribe at The counting house the late John Less
lie. JAMES SCOTT Ex'sr
Jan. 20. s3..f OF John Lesstte ,fec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18
Bellsfoats, (Pa.) Noe. G.
SINGULAR.

A gentleman in the nejghborhood OF this
town, having three snakes, viz Rattlesnnke
a Black Piper and Spotted Piper, confined
in a cage, with the intent to take them
with him to foreign shore, caught mouse
and put it alive into the cage, TO serve the
snakes for iooG, before entering into torpid
state. The mouse gave evident symptoms
of fear, when first put in but judge OF the
establishment Of the gentleman. on finding
short time afterwards, that the mouse instead
of being eaten, had actually devouged the
Spotted Fiper- having decapitated il as "a
droitIy, and as completely a: if ii had Under
gone the operation of french GmIlo'ine -
This is the more singular from the cirCum-
stance Of their having been wheat, meat, &C.
in the cage to keep the mouse in existence,
until some Of the snakes choose to make
meal oiit; but it appears that the liter has
heen bitten, aui tne chdrmer charmed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18
Ciarksburg. va. } .N'ocem5e- 10.
MURDER AND SENTENCE OF DEATH.

NNRHth AMI ENCE OF DEATH.
On Thursday last, Lucy, colored wo-
man, the property OF Thomas Baton, was
tried al Lewis county court house, by the
magistrates OF that county, and sentenced to
death, to be hung on The 18th day of FeGru-
airy next. The crime she was charged with
was The numbering of her infant child. Com
ment on the atrocity Of the crime IS unnc-
cessSry. 4 mother numbering the offspring
OF her womb, almost as soon as it saw tte
light of day oh, inhuman oh, mcnstrous
Servants take warning by the fate OF Lucy.
Know that vice will be punished tee will
overtake you either in this world or The
world to come.
The evidence against Lucy .was sufficient
ly strong to convict here It appeared that
she delivered herself Of the child in tie
woods and then abandoned il TO lis fate
some marks of violence were discovered by
the nquest-the child was mulatto.
The sentence was pronounced by Edward
jackson, Esq in solemn and impressive
manner. Apettion was handed about i'm
me lately after he sentence was pronounced
for her repriere, which was signed by nearly
all the people, among which were two OF the
magistrates that condemned her.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18
From The National .4drocate.
DOMESTIC EtuacMI.

Seated OF nay couch lew days ago,
in d meGiiative muGG, nay old ser, ant
Nicholas biought ne Two printed let
,rrs, having The char 4cter oi circulars.
! he one was IS hl,si. as a poesy on a
ing. but not quite 81 aTrCsionate, it
merely stated that a gentleman of our
Bar was scoun,lreI, and another gen
ticman Of the Bar signed lis naHe 10 it,;
meaning thereby, tn stamp il with fva-
lures uf authenticity, as il the assertions
Of onc nan could prove the other to be
a sounded. The other letter was Ike
wise printed, and gave the origin and
prcSress Of the dispute, winch in
NY mind. placed the sen,lemam who
,cnIured upon the broad assertion in
rather all awkward predicamcnt. but
az esteem it impertinent for individu-
ais 10 trouble tie community with their
petty disputes, gave them TO Nicholas
leaving it entirely to his fancy, as to
thrir Disposal. could not, however.
but reflect on how many serious dis
putcs, attended also with fatal cJnse-
quences. are produced by waat Oh
courtesy, by an insolent, domineeIing
and naughty tone among men assem-
bled for business or pleasure.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18
Suyut1ra, Nor. 8.

n1rG'1gd, ,N0T. ).
1t is stated in a Buffalo paper that the IT.
dams Of the six nations have lately held Two
councils upon the proposals made to them by
government to establish schools among them
ana other improvements. Their debates
were warm, and for time violent. Bnt the
pagan part, which compose large majority
and who have heretofore s'renuousiy orpo-
sed christianity or civilization, yielded in
measure to the views, of the christian party,
aad agreed 10 accept of the proposals oi 60
vernment. Many of their principal leaders
seem TO be entirely changed in sentiment -
and to those, who have known their former
inveteracy to the arts ofthe civilized life,
this revolution appears surprising.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18

cock, on his passage home from this CITY
He sailed on Tuesday, and in The evening OF
the same day was knocked overheard by the
boom in squall He was rescued irom the
water. but so severely injured, that ne sur
vived the accident only about "a hours. On
Thursday, his remains were taken from the
ssop to the steam hnat. on her passage up,
and conveyed to his afflicted family.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Capt. Lyle, the brig Commodore Bar
~, who arrived this morning in IL days from
the Balize, aud 90 If. n. Oresns has favored
us with the Louisiana Gazette ofthe 2lst and
22d Oct. We understand, that the n. Or
leans Gazette of the 2Ist brought by the SAM
arrival, (but which we have not seem men
tinnS that large number of Spanish troops,
supposed about 1900, have landed at Pensa-
cola
The Louisiana Gazette OF the eIst states
that the sickness at Port Gibson had in de-
gree subsidized. Tom. .HdV.
By the Commodore Barry we have receiv-
ed N Orleans papers of the 2lst nit. by
which we perceive, that the body OF BAILEY
BLANCHARD, Cashier OF the Planters Bank,
who had been missing since the 18th ut. was
found al the English Turn on the Goth, No
conjectures are offered. LGazeae
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18
From, The Eoston MteNIgeNcer.

Mr.. Walsh's vinhicatIon OF this country a.
gainst the slau1ers OF British Statesmen,
travellers, and reviewers, is an honorable
specimen Of his abilities and industry. / he
ardency of his feelings, as we'll as the justice
OF his cause has perhaps betrayed into coca
sional intemperance OF expression, which the
peculiar nature of The discussion should have
induced him to restrain. Besides bis Ieiu-
tation OF several gross falsehoods, We were
particularly pleased with his chapters upon
the Edinburg and Quarterly Reviews, expo
sing their Inconsistency with themselves and
with each other--their misrepresentation
ignorance and malevoIerce. But after ali
The style of iavec,ive which these journals
have adopted, with regard TO the u. States,
is only proof of rising importance, as ma
ton. Leave us then 10 our natural increase
in population, learning and civilization, and
" tie blood of Douglass will be able 10 pro-
tect itself"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18
PAIYE's BONES.

The following is letter from Mr.. Benhow,
on the subject: .NeV- York, Oct 9.
SIR-ln answer to hume Gus questions lie
lative to the removal of the bones of las |
conceive) the greatest man oi the age, in
which he lived, who lay in state of degra
dation, and whom, as an Englshman, claim
as my countIyman:-lhave to say, We mean
to raise colossal statute to his memory
which will prove TO you, in the first place,
the value we, as Englishmen, set upon the
merits of Mr. Payne and, on the other hand
will prove 10 you, as Americans, your ingra-
titude, neglectiHg, as you have done, the man
who had done more, ten times told, than any
other person towards emancipating America
from British slavery.-However, Mr.. Paiae's
rea.liss are gone TO the lond where they will
be honored-and, being Instrumental in the
removal, forms one of the happiest periods Of
my life. follow him with pleasure, shall!
see his remains receive the reward OF his
merits, which, at least, ought to be given TO
whom it is due. WILLIAM BENBOW.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18

AMI wear what they ike TO mike no SUPP
tusry laws either for the belly or the back.
In the first place, laws against rum and water
are made by men who can change awel
coat for dry one whenever they choose, and
who do not often work up to their knees
in mud and water and, in the neyt. place, II
Ibis stimulus did all the mischief is tho't
to do by the wise men of claret, liz cheap
ness and plenty would rather lessen than in
crease the avidity with which it is at present
sought for. Again, human life is subject to
such manifold wretchedness, that all ma.
tons have invented soothing liquid or solid
10 produce brief oblivion. Peoples, bar
ley, grasses, sugar, pepper, and thousand
other things have been squeezed, pressed,
pounded and purified 10 produce this tempo
rary happiness. Noblemen and members of
parliament, have large cellars full Of sealed
bottles, to enable them the better to endure
the wretC hedne7s of lie. The poor man
seeks the same end by spending three half
pence in gin but no moralst Can endure the
idea Of gin. lEdin64rg ReV'er.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18

mage OF the last administrator with all lis
eopconitan,s has entirely ceased. Society
appears as relieved from an oppressive
weight; and every thing announces, that
in our present governor this country will lind
father, and its commerce a protector"
Prices Current at Gibraltar, Oct Cam
die. Am dull cocoa Caracas none and sale
able; do Trinidad 96 Fl it'll. demand
Co. e St Domingo 90 % cwt Havana "a
a z6 (.econd asked for large parce) Bra
I'll green % 95; cotton N o 25 small par
eel on hand cochineal black steady indigo
E scarce fish ANN none maize ANN none
and steady rice Caro-. none and saleable in
large parcels do Brazil scarce and saleablS;
pitch ANN none, saleable in small parcels
bee, ANN | IL dull (; do pork l6 a II,
partial sales making FLOUR Bait little in
lst hands fresh quality saleabe do Alexan-
dria do do n York and Virginia none I;
n Orleans none in lst hands; Cassia ANN
no demand ginger last sales and dull {;
rum a / / rals gallon little demand; sugar
Havana sales making do Brazil dull E |
white assorted little in Ist hands; Manila
selling from store at dolls 3 rials per cwt !;
tar Ann Dbl none wax Ann AZ 43 none
and wanted ; slaves pipe 70 small parcel
sold as quoted tobacco Virg. scarce ditto
Kentucky crop Of 1916 little in LIST hands !;
negro head 10 partial sales making. Elk.
ports-wines Malaga sweet Is II our cask
price asked do dry Il II dull Benicar-
10 81 % pipe sales making Marsalia 96 {;
raisins Muscatel large parcels at 9 dollar. pr
box do blooms dc do at dollar 6 rails and
abundant almonds Jordan s2 "a Spanish
cwt) little demand hard shell little demand;
DO soft partial sales do Naples 80 a So sales
in barter at the Cd prem on Spanish milled
dollars 3 IA l-2 per cent.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18
DRAM DRINKING.

There has been in all governments a
great deal OF absurd canting about the con-
sumption of sDirits. We believe the best
plan is TO let people drink what they like,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-18
From Lynch, Hill and Co.'S Prrce Current,
dated Santiago de Chile, .fug.l

dated Santiago de Chile. .Aug.l
India carpets 3 dolls nankins India short
yellow FRS do long l5rs do company while
i6rs; Madras long cloth Is dis rum lamai-
ca 5; do Antigua 9; gin in cases of IS bot
ties IL Madeira wine none and wanted &;
powder 40; muskets :; swords iron
scabhards 6; fine cloth 8 ~ wanted fur
niture mot very valuable) 90. Duty 34J pr
CT on the valuation, which is in general 10 to
10 per CT less than current price, on fancy
goods still less, and Il real scale duty on eve
~ loo lbs. Exports-copper Valparaiso .2
10 Is dolls ; heuIp 4 5 hides OK, COW
and bull 9 IA: Chinctla skins 8 wheat
'25 a Is -four g. Du,y-l6t per cent on
copoer anG A. rails per loo lbs, and on other
articles Pl e., and l.! ria!s per loo lbs duty
of scale.