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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-13

Philadelphia, NOvcnbtr /, 1871.
NOTICE.
Ii persons indebted to the estate Of BENJAMIN WAR
~ NEH, deceased, late Of this city, BOOKSELLER for books
&c purchased at his in Richmond Va are desired to
make payment TO Robert Smith or Philip Doughcrty at
the store in Richmond, John T. Drake, who will make
collections IN the country Tor the estate and others.
JOSEPH WARNER, Acting Executor.
IL The business continued at the old stand all Books
and Stationary sold OF the most reduced prices for cash
city acceptances 52-gf
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
WILL be paid for the delivery of JESSE the subscri
w ber or for securing him in the Jail of Henrco lie
made his escape from Jail (hcre he placed safe
keepng together with other negroes, weeks ago
aud was then advertised by the aer is asina ne
gro apparently about 40 years old and may be known by
wanting some of his front teethEe formerly worked az
Burtons coal pits has wife in that hborhood and in
all probability is now hiding himself there.
October % 4s-n wM. FINNEY
IL persons indebted, TO the OF SAMUEL PAINE
deceased are requested TO make immediate PAYMENT TO
me being desi,us TO close the administration as
possible indulgence cannot be granted Persons ha
wing claims against the estate, requested them
hhownto ORRIS PAINE,
- administrator Of SG,nisl Paiie, deceased.
NAV -. 6-n
IL persons indebted JOHN kAiiANi Deceased are
n requested To make payment Immediately, rs
am DESTROYS of closing the administration possible
and therefore cannot grant Indulgence body
. WALTER Dun, Executor
nov. III af-tf Of John Graham dec
NOTICE Is hereby given that the building authorised by
an act of the General Assembly addit to the
LUNATIC HOSPITAL In the Cir, of William is now
coplefe and that there cells
Of male patients in that institution.
LEONARD HENLEY, c. G. D.
october ~ Att
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WIIITTEMORE CARDS

VIE snbscrbersare reluctant obtrude their
Germs upon the public notice, but they have been in
formed that cotton cards have been, are
tured i'll this city, stamped q s. ittetnore Co IN s,,c
manner rs TO induce belief that they the sub
scrbers under their sanction consider IL due ms we'll
10 the public as to themselves state that such cards arc
not made by thcn and that they have connection eba-
ever With he person or persons who makes them. The cards
by the subscribers
exclusive use OF which Was by letters granted
more Of Boston: which machinery patent rigbt were
heretofore assigned to The Ne,p York amfring COM,
pany, and by them to Samuel Whittemore the subscriber
and which machinery ased by person in this
country except the subscribers the same used In any
other place except at Manchester in England. This estab-
sent mas been IN successful operation for many years
and the subscribers unwilling the reputation of the
Garu made by them should be any affected by belief
tha. the Cards stamped s. Whi,more are Manufacture
ell by the subscribers The subscribers give
tion,viz - 'e - -
NEw-YoRK MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Successors
WILLIAM WHITTEMoRE & co.
No.
COTTON.
o S II O ".
N IL The above inscription, except the and the words
lotion and BOSTON, stamped on the Cards
iorthe No. and words Cotton Boston are priptefi
straight and within the sem-circIe Dated New York 33
Pearl-street. SAMI WIITTENORF & C0
October ). ae--o,,.
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WV ultto or willow, by -
~ cords best White Oak split timber, ~ feet long
liOO ieet In. thick OF white willow oak II and rs
inches wide, u feet long, crooked for bottom
pieces for Wagon bodies
so cord best white oak split do. Q & II feet LONG
OOO feet inch poplar plank, free from splits and knots
15and 10 inches wide
loo feet birch scantling, 4 by 4, 10 feet long
UoO pair bame timber, white willow OAK, dogwood or
sassafrns
400 Axlerees
200 felloes Of white, willow or Turkey oak
qOO wheel hubs, Of birch best black gum
AVO wheel spokes best young white OAK from knots
,oo.. Zi,27 aDd 80 inches long, 2by 3i inches
iVyuy0 req oak Hour barrel bliets heading
100 wheel spokes, feet long, 81 by inches
ZOO feet ~ inch willow plank
J. As Is presumed no person will contract TO deliver
VIZ Mn2e o. inns TIMBER, proposals may be in for
usnu,es as may suitndyiduals The timber and psricu.
me oak must lie selected with great care and attention
nVne Du me best VIII answer, which be judged and
approved Of by the Superintendent
PERSONS wishing TO furnish any part Of the above timber
~ PeIseuhy acquainted with the Agent, will please give
e'ue reference. NJ. H. RICE,
ftVuihOhu' Octs - 46-td princip0i Ipspf.
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NEW SH0E ST0RE
MARY SOUTHGATE,

MARY SOUTHGATE,
Second door above fhe United Stases' BanI--
- ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies of Richmond Man
chester, and their vicines, that she has Just received
from the North, and is opening elegant assortment
the most FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, consisting Of
Chip, Silk Satin, Straw and Lcghorn Bonneis
An elegant assortment of Ribbons
Gentlemens and Childrcns Straw Hats
Gaps and Turbans
Elegant Artificial Flowers, Curls
Macassar and Russian Oil, for the hair
With many other articles IN her line-nil of which She
offers for sale At very reduced prices, for cash.
J.. S. Old Bonnets bleached and repaired.
April 10 fO9-vtf
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NOTICE 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ANTED for the use OF the Penitcnliary, for furnishing
" which proposals in writing postage paid addressed 10
Tue subscriber WILDE received until the Goth Of month
she following bill oftimbeT be delivered the Inslt
Ion lar and paid for when the delivery is completed
2SOOo {Pine Plank, free from knots and spills
5000 - i&s-
1000 - Pine scantIing, by 10 good heart
LOO do. 6 by7 do.
zpVO - DO. 4byG do.
SDO do. shy do.
100 inch Red Oak Planh free from splits and Knots
10000 White Oak Timber by y & iGnchcsO
~ - Quo Shy Any length
of9DO ditto 4 by ~ 10 iaboyc IN
1000 ditto or Willow, 4by or ~
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I1renfm DoILnra Rclrnr1

ANYWAY from tie subscriber on the 2tl mr. NAV lac,
~ negro woman by the name OF AGGY. She is dark
nuho about thirty years old between four feet eleven
ana nve feet high, strong orm-This yyon,an
@ INC subscriber m the month ofAprii and was appre-
IN august 1920 In the county Of Lunenblrg and neipb
noou OF Mr. John Poney, having remained out between
seven years during which time she had according 10
por three children of which only was with her
s OF her apprehension When Agy was taken In Iune,
~ WDs hIvn generally by the naue Of FREE MfRY
~ t.1fet ObffERSON. During the time OF her absence
Goe y, my. IN the county Of Mecklenbure having
IN the tanily Of Mr. Joel Watkins (tbe LATE CLERK ~
tnat county, for nearly years II Il 0ite rb,b 80
~ also acquainted m the counties Of Prince Edward So,n
ana tafaNi having been travelling In tyagoon IL,
h several times during her former absence
subscriber does not doubt, she will apniD raSs as fcc
yetson and hot she will assume some OF er e 80
Known by that Of Mary Jefferson IN X nrot,bc sl,c
hu Dut little difficulty in obtaining free pass in Iris
u9rng the last year. M ~ fA''
- ne subscriber will paw the above reward OF tvep. rs
c'son who will deliver the said slave Aggy To lin In
All 80 or to any person who will secure her In
Tbn ~ S.se nun information Of the fact.
VIII add that Agiy talks Great deal and
ie,hafhahy fast and that on ali oerseionI ~ 90: ~ ~
Negc OF the last word. cor ~ tt,s,t NJ 9i
charlotte cous,y, June 10 =, Nn ,t5nJ
NViivh Is hereby given, thar az The 1ex1 1,,s, ~
sog a. sMay toniy, at The court house thereof / sbs
lots in ths co, or cash 50 much Of all the lands and
s' year rs win be sufficient To i;sc,,so ~,
- ~, u'Nes which shall then remain unn,sl a. a
bs 80, ~ pr ecDufn damages thereon toocfber viii
me 6rst ia, ~ psthl year. The viii commence q,
ihey shall be compefee ~ 'Hue from Dag 10 day, Unit
fiDer = authorised 10 receive al s,oI ,so -.
of 49,, tY tiinc before the land shali he soid m,
couny ~ may be seen in The clerks office Of The
i,e asd; 49, OF the subscriber or In the Gaze -
~ "'"i'Oi u public accounts n "a ,r5.ti,,.ra y
NoUo"sy dos n. ~ - f'' ~ 2, sase''0'ay
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ron THE ENQUIRER.
- IL ~ e 2 a n 4 ~
Special COURT.

Case Of Jcrptan Bafer, Treasurer Of the Com
moawealhI Of P1rginiq, on behalf qfge said
Commonwealth, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
John Preston, W1iian Ross, Tysll,an p. Sniiis,
Robert Gamble, fumes u. Preston Wliiart
g. PendLeton, FrGnciS Preston, Bernard
Psgfon, and Ffdncis y. Porali,
. DEFENDANTS.
This case came up from the General Court,
upon certain appellate points s. as there were
not sufficient number of the Judges Of the
Court Of Appeals, who thought themselves
qualified to sit in the case, a Special Court
was organized Of the following Judges, viz.
Judge I,0ane (oftbc CoHrt Of .Appeals,) and
Judges White, Holmes, johnson, Daniel, and
George Parker Tor the General Court bench
these last named Judges did not sit IN the
case, when twas before the General Court)
COUNSEL FOR THE CoMMONwEALTH.--
Messrs. John Robertson attorney Gcneral,)
Philip N. Nicholas, and Philip p. Barbour
! C0uNsGL ron. THE DEFENoANrs, Messrs.
John Wickbam, V. w Leigh, and Robert S
Stanard-On Tuesday, Mr.. Barbour CLOSED
| the argument, and on Thursday asf, the Court
delivered their opinion.--For the better Under
standing Of the case, we submit the following
statement oft, drawn ny for the use Of tho
court by the commonwealth counsel =
THE Commonwealth Amotion was made
VS.. y at the last fern of the
Preston and others. General Court, (No-
vembcr 1901 by Jerman Baker, treasurer OF
the commonwealth, in bohafof the common
wealth, against the late Treasurer, John Pres
ton, and his sWetics in the bend Of Office exc
cutcd nthe 18th January, 1919.
Preston made no defence the other defend
ants having craved oyer of the bond, rendered
three pleas in the iirst they averred in sub
stance, tliat The said John Preston had faith
fully accounted for all monies, &c. which had
come to his haOds in virtue Of his Office from
the date Of the bond TO the period Of his resg-
nation.
The second plea differed from the FIRST, 10
no oihcr respect ihsn in setting out the syeSt
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be I'm the forbearance of the culpr.t, the cx-
pcnses of the litigation, or in the effect which
the "contents ofthe poisoned chalice returned
TO their own lips" may have upon the supreme
court ofthe United States. A docket crowded
with appeals IN criminal prosecutions might
oher very persuasive argument for n more
liberal construction of a future amendment of
the constitution, than the eleventh has hitherto
received.
L ought not to omit to call 10 the rccullec-
ton of the reader, the remark on this subject
of the author of the celebrated report 10 the
Legislature in 1899. Denying tn: jurisdiction
of the supreme court by appeal even from in
terior tederct tribunals ia criminal cases, he
Justly remarks that they cannot be compre-
hended by the phrase "cases in law and equity,''
the law knowing no such language as 80 Ciimi-
nat cases IN law and equity" TO this he adds,
that as the appellate Jurisdiction embraces
both law and fact, it coald never have been
the intention TO include criminal cases in this
clause, since that would in effect take away
the trial by jury which it so sedulously en-
deavored to secure. These arguments apply
with increased force to the supposed right of
appeal. from the sentences Of state courts. If
such a construction of the constitution had
been fairly avowed, if it had been understood
that the constitution gave right OF appeal in
criminal cases from the state tribunals to n
court which should determine both the law
and the fact. il may be confidently pronounced
that the plan of tile convention would have
been ielected, and the constitution would have
been looked upon rather as a scheme for our
suhJugaton, than rs the charter of our hber-
ties and the ark of our salvation.
FLETCHER OF 'SALTOUN.
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ry The ENQUIRER is published twice week, general
~ times week during the session of the State IT.
lasprice, The as heretofore, F,e Dollars per an
u pay able in advance Notes OF chartered,
ranks (onty will be received in payment The Editor, viii
guarantee the safety OF renitting them by mail the postage
vi all letters being paid by the writers.
= No paper win be discontinued (but at the discretion
Of The Editors until all orrcarages have been paid up
rr Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers
shall have tenth gratis.
Terms OF ADVERTISING.
~ one Square, iess-First Insertion, rs censcach
Nsrntinnance 80 cents.
inserted until has either been paid
or or assumed by person in this city, oriis eniros
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TPUST DEFO

virtue off trust deed to the subscriber y VIM
NJ Gay and Lucy his wife, Of record in the office OF Inc
s0ay court Of Chesterfield shall sell FOR cash. before
e. y"y Hert the following SLAVES, viz Phil bam By and
'qDert The trustees right alone will be conveyed.
inne 10. 11-fhg HEN HAREIGnN
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FIRST Ship for London,

Ia, FIRST Ship for London,
{STM To the address OF Messrs. JOHN GILLIAT &
aE4A&- co. with the liberty of consignment the very
su,crof and well known regular trading ship HENRY
CLAY Thomas Potts commandcr expected TO arrive in
Sew days al Bermuda Hundred, when She will commence
Jan ve half of her cargo already engagedFor freight
o The remainder, which will be taken ON very reasonable
,erms or passage, apply TO JNu. WM GILLlAr.
IA. .4tso for London,
,TFM- To the address of Messrs- JOHN GILIlAT &
tA6tE co. with the liberty Of consignment, The fine
bnr AitET, James McIvain, commander, corpcred
and Llosds is expected 10 be at Warwick in
.crv few DAYS, WILL commence loading she
be rot ready to inler brben is about $50 hds.
sacco and about 200 hbds. wanted freight, which
offered soon, will be taken low--for terms, apply to
90. JN0. & WM. GlLLIAT.
who have in Store, and offer for sale, few large
SCREWS, used for slowing tobacco.
ture t3-tf
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NIARSHALIS SALE.

the request and Ivy agreement OF Robert Stanard Esq.
~ Proctor for savor, solomon Jacobs Agent for Insurers
and Charles Palmer for Owners and for the benefit of
oil parties concerned shall SATURDAY the 7th day OF
july next Ludlan's Wharf, proceed to sell for cash,
~ I1hds. OF first quality Cuba MOLASSES,
being the cargo OF the schooner DELEGATE OF Portland,
which found and brought in by the OF the
snow Triune of Sunderland.
IA 4, the time and place, rN be sold
LIN The lne Schooner Delegate and all the rigging,
lLE5H tackle apparel and furniture, that is with i;er
-- She is iinc and newly built vessel, and is said
n sail we'll
lr The sale will commence half past 10 O'Clock An
GEO. JAMES, D. NJ. for
T.,,o q, Holm pEf;RAM NJ D. "
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RICHMOND, JULY 8, 1891.
Fon THE ENou

FOn THE ENQUIRER.
Considerations on he Opinion Of The Su-
Preme Court, IN the case Of ConEHs Us.
VIRGINIA.
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FkESil 5PRING GOODS.

OOOIIO.
EoiN WILLIAM GILLIAT have received in store, and
~ olT sale reasonable very choice
Of best London CLOTHS and CASSINERES, selected with
muca expressly for this market well adapted
season Also, 81 Irish Linen, sd Sheeines 81 bird
Pes Diaper and Dani Table Lnen.-8 nowla and Drnehe-
da ar Casks of very superior old l.. r. Madeira WINE.
And daily expected by the ship Constitution from London
further supply of the very finest Cloths and
which Will also be offered landed, by
piece orpackase, the same accommodating terms.
April p. tiff
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NOTICE

Vie stockholders of the Richmond & OsJos's TURNPIKE
=, ConPony required pay further reauistoa of
FIVE DOLLARS each share Of stock held by them ON The
9Th July next
byordcr Of the Board ofDirectors-
e. NJ. CARRINGTON Treasurer
o.
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VILLL3jI .VIE.4LE & co.

(soUTH SIDE OF THE MARKET BRIDGE,)
DE leavc inform their friends and the public that the
- arrival OF the Hannah Ezabeih Captain Hand has
ficed them in OF considerable additional supply
OF FANCY * STAPLE GOODS Wv hich renders their
nearly conpletcThey in hourly expectation
OF still further supplies, which will continue arrive by
t"keis irUm New York and Philadelphia, the demands
lner customers may make il necessary. They consider it
recesary 10 parcuarisc the articles comprising their
oncni they dctcrmaed keep constantly hand
Tseial and fashionable article in their line of business
that can b. in the best markets country al
ios and having experienced partner resident the
Serib they 1a:tcr themselves that they will promise eI
much when they add that their arrangements
such enable them give goods equal
house in the country. May 10. S-if
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q UIMIITID 10 Tie jail Of NoriOk counfy,n n runaway
- negro man who calls himself WM BRoWN-staies
That he is free and has IN the u navyThe
sad Brown is dark compexon feet inches high n
years Of age hasa the left leg which say was
wound by nusket ball. and his left side accustomed
W Stabilize owner Of said negro, il any, to prove
Ds properly, those interested produce proper
Gences OF his freedom he win BE- Disposed of as the la
directs VIII BERNARD, Tailor OF Norfolk county.
-uaH ID IF
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nor SGI ~

fENHhf extensive and very valuable Estate, called MANS
4 Kin LODGE, formerly the property of Thos Miller,
nansfa Lodge is situated In the county of King vii
n on The famlnhey river opposite Hanover Town, and
Within y miles of the city of Richmond, in a weuhy
and agreeable hborood. 1t contains nearly three thou
sand acres Of s valuable land thar ryer of which
ao TWO thcand lowgrounds OF great fertility and Of
various SOILS acted 10 the culture ocotn wheat barley and
sSscco The high land is also fertile, and clothed y.iih
forests 1hGcng an abundant supply of wood and timber.
large Manufacturing Mill adions this which
the wheat nate il can he sold small deduction from
the Hichmond prices and from the landing the river
tie products may be transported baltimore expense
al not more than eight per bse There
good DWELLING houses situated in eligible positions for
families with good ouhou>e stables and barns attached
eaciILe one is usually col. hfaski odgc,
that part of the obtained The name of
Vorasy CDStro the former belong valuable cxter-
nc orchards. Perhaps in Virginia srpssses this
~ qualify o. soil, heeuty and pcasannesS ofsiuaiioa,
ne convenience and cheapncs Of the transportation
Products 90 The be naIiets.MaEsin Lodge AMI Worlley
fose viii he sold entire, in parcels purchasers
t following ter1s One fourth part thc purchase money
Fiil be divided into 1--WE equal parone 9Th part ofthe said
fourth will BE- required in easi-tbc ffs will e
rade payable in annual hsalmcnts siccessc,y the first
payable the LIST January, I822-ihe remaining three
i1urtiis viii he made payable the LIST January, 1926
lOas with approye, security will be required deed of
nu-i On lie land ior additional security.
WILLIAM MILLER,
J. b. FERGUSON,
Executors OF Thomas Miller, dec.
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WILLIAM MILLER,

IL persons indcbtedto join GRAHAM, deceased arr
= 4 requested 10 make payment 10 Immediately, as I
ngl desrous closing administrations soon as possible
ana therefore cannot grant indulgence any body.
WALTER Dun, Executor -
~. if ~ Lob, T.rsbr, ,i.c .
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Vol. pago. 2O3. ,kr
4 Though nvsof the Uaf.ed StaisI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-19

Bank Stocks.
will at all times buy stocks of the follow.
4 ing Banks, at the lair market price for
Cash-siZ:
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of George.
town,
Union Bank of Georgetown
Central Bank OF Geors clown and Wash
ngton
Bank OF Columbia
Bank of Metropolis
Patriotic Bank OF Washington
Bank OF Washington
also wish TO buy United States 3, 5, s,
and and c. Stocks-l will buy and sell all
District Banks and other Stocks for small
Commission all those wishing TO buy OF
sell, will please to call On Mt. have now
for sale stock ri the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of George.
town
Union Bank Of Georgetown
And shall have in most u the other Banks
in few days.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-19
Fur i.astp II.

"'' t
xSs$, The good schr. MARY SPEAR,
49, Robert Perry, master; bnrthen about
20 bd!S. aud viii Ne ready to Dad M a lew
days aud wants 500 bbls freight. Apply TO
JOAN "A. LtDDf co.
Who have Just received per above vessel,
Orig JFmes Monroe and scBr. Hancock, tor
safe hoo ,loat,
So casks rhomastOn lime
10 N. merchaulabie boards
"u> Faster
b z. pepper
y 55.S brown sugar
81 white havana'do
Il s.. Crom do
10 hOges Mp do,
10 qr. cas- sweet Malaga wine
n1ll pipe genuine port 30
w pieces Russia duck
Gases Inc ~ ! CON non fur hats
"a pgIaonS West India run
~ casks cut nd,t, OF assorted sizes and
OF best guaity
&C, 2 #
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Vol. XX111
zoo Fret rht ,

Zoo Freight,
TX The good substantial Schooner
ErNMDUNF VERNON. Benz. How
n mas,er-nurthen 75D bbls, will be in
..,dine,s Tor the reception OF cargo in a
,.s days. Apply TO
Z" ~ L. II. ROWLAND.
wio offers for sale. received by said vessel
" AMI .chr Cent, from Boston
a. 5blS. Tanners Oil
- bbls No. 2, mackarell
90 hall do. No, g, do.
20 casks re6n-1 Loaf Sugar
InD bushels Portland Potatoes
few ca p. Furniture. consisting OF Blu
vans. Book Cases. Secretary's sc.
liih mo, 8 OF
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John III. Laid & Go.

OFFER for sale. at reduced prices, for
" approved paper at long dates.
l05 bids Musoovado sugar
So bbls do
loo boxes white st Jago do
90 hhds molasses
do honey
81 chests imperial tea
"A do young dyson do
TOGO bushels Liverpool coarse salt
loco do Lisbon do
IS hhds vi. rum
lu bbls coloring
2 do cordial
10 pipes. in pipes. half 10. quarter casks
and halt DO Madeira wine
pipe old CharaDte coguac brandy
bali pipes port wine
81 boxes do
Hampers white parking champagne
do Clos Voglol burgundy wine
10 cases liant Br,on claret
5 halfpipes renerIffe wlDel
loQuarter casks do
2U 4casks CoImenar do.
10 - Malaga do
l Malaga sherry n
60 bills vinegar
hid cherry bounce
60 boxes almonds
80 bbIs beet and pork
80 - No. |, mackerel
IUhaIf do do
800 bbls gross and neat herring
81 do do shad
5UU bushels oats
1000 lbs soa leather of District, New Engs
land and Brazil tanning.
600 tons plaster OF Paris, :.
300 grind tones
SO Frseborn's ploughs with extra shares
ot which are kept constant supply
OF every description
Reams writing letter, sugar loat, wrap
ping and sheaihng paper
~ bales India d German goods
pieces German duck
ID cases men Y boys line j. coarse hats
Cases coarse shoes
3 boxes large and small ladies' hair combs
bales English herring seine 'wIne
kegs Virginia mann actured tobacco
90 boxes sperm candies
80 tons fla, SRedes Iron
90 casks bes, English gun powder lying
at the Powder house
30 Dbl, red ochre
boi indigo
8 patent balances
4 bales hops
s5 boxes window glass various. sizess
6 tierces rice
400 iau,huig demijoses
81 basket. 4 half do sweet Oh -
1000 Ihs binders j. ban box boards
coils cordsge, handspikss, hanks, nest
MEASURES /. boxes.
SEPT 81