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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-16

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Prom the second volume Of the Memoirs OF the
Board Of Agriculture Of the State Of New'fosk
IN h,evenang the deayue'ion Of 7rees BY CAT
erhiilars.-6y George Websser, @ albany
Ftom my experience, su fuly ss'shea
our fruit trees msy bs preserved rom 'p''
dfesdful insect, the caterpillar, IN very sure
and easy way. In the year 1905, the isfge
aim a. our corner WAS nearly stfp' OF "s
leaves by a smal! caterpillar. VARIOUS mooe'
10 destroy them were made use OIL sue" as
covering the body Of the tree WITH 'af' n'n OH,
and bur ming their nests, bui wthoot any eooo
effect. Some day IN the month OF July was
standing al our door, when Pentiemah rom
Nisksyuna WAS passing n.y. lie accos''o me
in IDS like these So" George, us p'y 10
loose so 6ne auee." In answer--" we have
made use of various articles 10 destroy them,
ga, without success"-' Send says ne, ano
get q little sulphur, snd bore INTO Tho tree q.
bout six inches, snd Gil II with sulphur, ana
my word for il, DOT caterpillar sha' DC seen
sfer fo,ty eight hours" "Will you stay and
see i, done ?"---"I will" said he. The hole
was bored, the sulphur pu: IN, snd piece oil
wood tho size Of cork dove in very stroDg-
", to prevent the sop or sn'phur oozing out.
Ia less time than he mentioned, there was
DO, the vcslige Of q caterpillar on the tree.
Soon after, o large caterpillar appeared on
our popIars, in front OF my house; every Tree
was served in the same way as the elm had
be en-, aud the result tho ssme--while my
Hsishbofs cut down those Gnc trees, because
they we're v1ty much alarmed that the insect
~s, that yety ytnomou, reptile called "the
esp A few days alter discovered that a
ysrS beautiful plum tree in my yard was'at'
tackled by the caterpillar the sso,e course
was applied, end the result the seme. nave
followed this practice eveiy year since 1905,
when ! discovered these ioseco on my trees,
and there has never been ca,erp'ln- on my
trees after forty eight hours. II has been
tried in N. York and Pennsylvania, where
have been present, and in the western parts
ii this state. In no case has IL, - MY soow-
ledge or belief, fs,led. Two men are Safti
cient TO go through an orchard or io'esi oi
200 trees in day.
.Note,--I, is possible that the mode in
which the sulphur is put 10 The tree, might
be easier communicated by words than on pa
per.
p. s. I have strong presenifUen.s IN my
mind, that If applied 10 our pesch. plumb or
ehetry uees, It wouid preven, the block ru''
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affairs q Greece and Twkey.

F1tNSh, Noy ".
The lstes; accounts from Cons an,inople do
no' bring soy thing very remar liable. Since
the rs;rest OF tho Turkish troops from Mis-.
soluosi, the insu gents have not attempted
sny new enterprise, aud we do no, learn OF any
preparation for defence. Several letters si'
fun the, The plegue has broken out IN Nspoli
de Romania, but some say me Senate spread
this report, in order 10 Keep away visitors,
whose presence should not be welcome Al
ell events, the siluaiion Of that place ard Of
the whole surIo ounding country, IS dep'orable.
The citsdels OF CoripIh h, Coron, and MadUn,
as we'll as Patras, and the forts on the Gulf of
Lcpan,o, are 10 the possession OF the Turks.
BY the last accounts, II appears, thstthe great
est psu of the Turkish troops that lei, tho
city Of Corioth, ior the wan, Of subsistence,
escaped the massacre al Voslizza, and are said
10 have arrived ai Patras.
CossTANTTsopLE, April 10.
tits generally asserted her c that the Greeks
will 90, negotiate with the Porte, except on
the basis OF their eptite Independence. Lord
S,raugford appears 20 endeavor 20 effect an
arrangement. The negotiation, with Persia
are no, neat TO a tcrminaion.--Thc Porte is
said even TO have declined tho mediation OF
Lord S,rangford. The new frmao regulating
the trade Of the Black Sea, is very oisagreea'
bic to The Franks, ss n q nearly equivalent 10
toll in the passage Of the Dardsnells, and is
likely 10 be great hiodraoee to the COM
metce Of all llforsign nations.
The subscriptions in aid Of the Greeks, At
ST. Petersburg amounts to upwards oil ons
million of rubles, above 1855 sctling. lhe
Empre, Dowssor subscribed 10000 rubles.
This is exclusive Of The ruoosy rs'sed at y
dsssa and severe, other places in Russia.
tn. news OF the suempt OF R,,sii 10 assert
upou an Amerie,o vessel, the extraordinary
claim advanced by tbs, goysrnmeoI relative
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From tle Journal de, EeIats.

ThhtS, Nih 80
Intelligence bs, been received [ ON Gero-
no, dated The iith Of May --No,bing new had
tcsnspired in that quarter --Baron dEtoles
{who knows the passes OF the mountains as
well as Nina, and whose troops are equally
accustomed 10 Guerilla wsrfa,e) was 10 pur-
sui, OF Nina. Tho other corps bad begun to
move, 10 osJsr 10 invest Barcelona, aud TO
form line along the Eb'o.
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si lfigbness srsiyed here. Gen. Ob<n Is TO.
day st Aimszsn, and tomorrow will be et ST.
gueHys, lie is perfectly we'll received svesy
where +; he communicates with Bessisros, who
has tskeo 200 men, 200 muskets, and 4 pie
ces Of cannon, from BsI!ssieros, who is retir.
ing towards Valencia; he loses considerably
by desertiou.
"Mssshsi Oudinot was on the ith ct Wall
lsdoiid, where he was received, ii possible,
with more lively enthusiasm than 10 any other
place. The vanguard hss proceeded towards
the Douro."
Intercepted letters end various reports an
nounco from all quarters the weakness OF the
Coos,ituuonslist., and the good spirit Of the
Royaiisls IN the provinces.
PARIS, May 2i.
I'M the Duke de Seu Carlos, Grandee Of
SpliD, has arrived IN Paris.
at 10 not true, es stated to-day By the Jour-
nal da Commeree, that Gen. Romsg0sa has
been beaten by Nina"
NEWS YRoM TIE ARMY OF sPAIa.
"GgRosA, May Is.
"a despatch was received st midnight from
NJ. the Marshal Moncey, who had marched
out To s,,rct the enemy He writes ths, M,
ma had jus, reired. His Exeslleney .egrew
not having heard Certain wh'zzing noise
which would have invigora.ed his old years.
This is his own expression.
"The movements of Gen. Molor will
contribute greatly 10 discourage Miians, end
force him TO tske The route TO Barcelona.
"Tbe fort Of figueras continues to FIRE
some bombs portion Of tho inhabitants have
'e'ufned 10 the town, and treat Oor so!diors
we'll.
May je.
IN. the Marshal returned to Gerons short
ly after tie despatch Of my last letter Milans
has evacusted The strong positions which he
occupied he is marehlng IN the direction OF
Barcelona, which was the only route open."
"Ersracs ofo prtrrtc letter. dated
PUYcERpA, Msy II.
"The report Of the arrival OF Minis al Ripoi
and Csmpredon ia true our troops having In
tercep,ed him in his route TO Barcelona, he
was compelled TO reitsce his steps. He dares
not enter any Of the towns all sound The alarm
bell az his approach, and the inhabitants arm
the hen,selves TO unite with US. lie would have
attempted TO traverse Spanish and Ftench
Cerdasne, IN order TO throw himself n.o La
S,o d'U,gei bad he 20, feared the Infantry
and cavalry IN this quarter.
1" He has now divided his troops into two
columns, which are closely pursued by Two of
our brigsdes; he appears desirous to march
upon Csrdooa; bot the division OF Moli,or,
which is arriving from Arrogsn, will pre7en'
him.
"lf Nina does not iiod means to enter some
fortress, he must come 10 some enga ge ment
with our troops; in both cases his destruction
is inevitable"
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~. After having ssisssd lis ccriosisy snd
fss,,ed his eyes on long rsnge OF cutlery
&c. he and his rider, took leave OF rpioe
host" and joined the company to which ne
belonged, to the io6nie joy OF oil presents
who gladly bsde him good morning.
Frop, yotn.
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From tie PARIS iYoritear.
Paws. May 2S.
TELPoahHIc pEspATcB.
Madrid. Nay "a, ten o'clock. H. VI
The Major. General to his Exceleney the Minister
for War.
ellis ROYAL Highness the Duke Of AngouIcme ea.
tered Madrid this morning at o'clock.
Army 81 Ihe Pyrenee,-( Fourth Cort')
"GssosA, aisy %.
"Gen. Curisi marched from GrsnoLss on Matsro,
N the spproseh Of the French troops, those under
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FOR SALE

TUE valuable farm on which reside % miles a,ovs
Rtchmoui onJnnes river, in The county Of foochlaud
neing me middle portion Of The well Dover estate
pnuhipS ABOUT 90 OF land. 1914 gnuud OF The
hsgnay, tue balance high land generally rctii whole
p' we most hiprosnie character tban half in wood
an" tooacco land oi hne quality The farm wateted v
ana deigbi"H springs and surpassed in hcai-
"ess ny y" SITUATION ~ Virginia. experience has prn
,eh2 ne Improvements plain but comfortable dwell
nghouse built OF heFn logs pointed with stone and li,
nnl PiSicred on Che inner side, having rooms porrhea
&c Cinh situated commanding beautiful lD on
me necessary outhDuses In the farming deDnrfmcnts
mere large ami Convenient burn the story brick
win stables inclusive aud tircshing nactiues buiit
within the last eighteen months houses calcuIaed 1r
ssfuring 1000 WI Of tobacco, and negro quarters new ar
comfortable One third OF the arabic laud will c laid down
~ wheat ihs fan IN good time and the best style he at
ennn OF The public respectfully caiei this nrorertt
which has 0 It's eiun (perhaps) in MARKET hs sscrib.r
VIII ilkc pleasure in showing tiye ~ no may ,i a.,
view &C. Until tuesday The It'll Noeei,ef al ici linz,
not preeionsig disposed Of, will be offered publicly be-
Tore tue front door 0l the Eagle Hotel IN The citv of fitch
n'nh de>iied by The purchaser 10 at abu Island
iht upper point mud eS rich on Ito riyrrsIsc
i7U ~ ugh land all IN wood except few res and GENE
ty very uc bnth contiguous the above tract " H. n
Included ln The sale on the very reasonable iefns
WHICH "ii be made known the day Of sale
e,.,,.r a. NJ. tfARR1sOS.
=. III ~
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Two close and na@e iai seuom.It die estates OF
n Joseph Watkins and Mayo G. Watkins deceased; Z
WIZ as agent "i The Legateesi sell accommodating. terms
the following parcels OF land OF acres living
IA he county OF Buckingham 400 rres Jackson river IN
tue county OF Ba'i Gao adione the lands u Cal
ahanS IN the county ut ANegany, eine the road
Leading from the Warm the White SULPHUR and Sty"cI
Springs 90 acres on Lick run in Bote,our county coo
acres on tich Patch l5f creek Aluuro
county both within few miles Of The sweet springs
&D acres adjoining the Sweet Spring ct land and
4Op acres III Cahell county The Rig Sandy river
viii likewise sell The following parcels stale OF
osio: NO no north fork Paint creek 400 acres conf
guons TO Cilcohe no. 1915 Andersons creeL Clinton
county, o Vo acres 1000 Clover creek near
Williamsburg CleTmont $40 Lury's run anu Inc
east FORK OF The Miami river of 6GG no. 1885, o. rae
ork oi Paint Highland county 1900 acres no. 5se2 on
Wh'e OAK orerk, brown cuuniy, Of $50 acres, near o
beDtgetown. al uf the above Of eariv Iorous
hoods. ~ e'''
For terms apply 10 my agents MIR. A. Collect Clinton
e"uny, Ohio MaiorJ Mckay Chicote or 20 The sbcri-
bee living near the Dover mills, GunchIand Va
September so. 12-wtf JOSEPH :. WATKINS
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FOR SAJ,E,

A MOST desirable ltrn he county VI King WHisn
~ miles above Aylet's Waren0osefi es WELL amt 10 IS
believed few IA m. the lower country Enjoy superior
Vantages In point OF healuines Of situation fertility u -pii
and eabeness of Observation-Disclosures onains
tgi about 900 Of which low grounds h1t would
produce from 60 10 rarrels Of per acre45O
OF the high lands open, and mostly feshlnd productive
u wheat and tobacco The buildings aud all
out houses, and comm0diou. for large family.
and The orchard containing 800 choice apple Is nou
shng From 20 80 bushels Of wheat will he seeded ibis
fall particular description Is deemed unnecessary,
as Is presumed any wishing purchase would
the premises, which will be shown with pleasure by the
scriber, residing the spnt.
n0l sold privately before she 18th day Of November
IL will be offered publicly that the highest bidder.
the premises FERNS, One-ibrd cash IN baud, ile a
n two equal nsfsnteHts and - months,
BY bonds with good security deed in
mises Possession given the Grst OF Itruats next
September 5o.--widss MORD. ABRAHAM.
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Course of .9no femic,lL LECTURES.

A ND Instructions, in Practical Anatomy. BY JOHN D.
IA GOODMAN NJ. D.Tbis course commences the second
week of November next ut the ANATOMICAL ROOMS.
College Avenue Immediately the of the University
OF Pennsylvania and continues until the ist of March
ensuing The Lectures will be delivered Mondays, Wed
nesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, quarter before
O'Clock, r. NJ The days winch Lectures given,
viii be devoted To the instruction class in Practical
Anatomy. The methah followed by DR. G. in his demon
STATIONS is purely Analytical The dssecons pre-
pared previous 10 the lecture but made the
class az the moment description whatever part of the
system may he the subject of consideration The advan-
aees of this method, introduced DIR. Godnau
been fairly established by several delivered
piovment.
The ANATOMICAL ROOMS ar fitted up with an espe-
ca attention 10 the comfort class the facaton
ut their improvement. The instruments the study
Operative Surgery; all those used in making Anatomical
preparations and the privilege the Library
ing Room, allowed the student free additional
charge. The Zee for the Course is one Eagle
PHILADELPHIA Semi. An
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The ENQUIRER Is published twice week, general
w. three times week during the session o The State
giiafurePriee the heretofore, Fire Dollars per
anpu, payable in advance Notes of chartered specie
paying Banks foniyj will be received in payment The
itors will the safety Of renitlng them by mail,
the postage of all letters ben.. paid by the writers.
r No paper will he discontinued, bu, the discretion
OF the Eors until all arrearages have been paid up.
III Whoever will guarantee the pay OF nine papers,
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, feS,-Firs Insertion, IS cents-eacb
continuance, 90 cents.
No inserted until il has either paid
for assumed b, person in this city, environs
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TO TOBACCO-DIAKERs.

WISH to sell my of land Poecat Swami in the
4 county OF Caroline. IL contains about 1000 acres
boni one hundred and fifty OF il swamp equal any in
virginia tor tobacco proof the crops made
oil ut the part cenred considered equal IL superb
or to any At the Richmond market The impoy
OF the best Kind for quarter plantation situation
healthy any below the Ridge III SELL he nme-
diatey, and the object being pay my debts claim
against will be taken in part. The premises will he
shown by Mr. Pond, residing on the Place to
person inclined purchase bargaia NAV e had IL
early appli caiion be made. WILSON ALIEN
Bowling Green Sc ierc
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REMOVAL.
ENaH-nn NttrrrIAai

EOSEPll WILLIAMS, Dyer Scouyr Informs the pn,li.
thi Tor e convenience Of water be removed his
pyeing Establishment 10 the office OF Me- a. WhtGed's
coal tard' in the of the Virginia and Farmers Banks
where blue black and fancy cuofs will be dyed and gem
u'mens wearing apparel scOnred reyed pressed in
the hest manner.
j. W returns his thanks 20 TIE public for the encorycr
he has been favored with since biz commencement m
tchmind and hopes by his runcnay and strict attetio
Eepfeulhar 3d.. a.
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VGI,tGbIe REM Esfofe far ,SoIe


TIHE tract of land which the subscriber resides in
Il The county OF Bedford, 3 miles from New London, !
mile from the Academy and from Lynchburg containing
about 1900 between 500 400 cleared the
balance IN woods-the whole of first tobacco land,
except 10 or % and that excellent grain
land is very heavily timbere lies remarkably WELL
timely wsered The improvements extremely HE
and commodou and the neighberhood healthy wealthy
and agreeable.
At'0--A tract of land lying Saunion river in the
county OF Campbell, called tie Bowling Green within 25
miles of Lynchburg, containing 1000 acres, of boh about
$50 acres cea ed large portion first rate
bottom lard, admirably adapted the culture tobacco
The plantation is in fine ORDER we'll healthy
The balance of the land is in woods proportion
OF IL tobacco land OF the FIRST quality.
Another tract OF land the CamtbeI on
IVY creek, about three miles from Lynchburg
4'4 acres, very small portion cleared which is fresh
IN hne heart-the remainder is mostly rich tobacco
the first qualify and is heavily tinberrd oad on this
tract Is source of considerable prof-wel waiered and
several excellent mill seats.
nave several other tracts equally valuable,so tedious
TO describe five lots in the Of Lyncburg three on
the main street and O u the hill.
fhe subscriber invites capitalists TO view this
property, which he offers for sale
erms small proportion of the purchase money will be
required ID hand and credit OF three wears
viii be given for the balance For particulars APP.
picatou be made the subscriber New London
or in case OF my absence Mr. Jesse Irvine same
place. WILLIAM IRVINE
July II. 1e-tf
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OLD TOWN For SALE

rf1HE subscriber will Offer for sale publicly at King
William Courthouse, on the lth Monday in November
next unless previously disposed valuable tract Of
land lSing in the said county Immediately the Pamun
Key river, commonly called and known by name Of
land and 25O marsh This plantation is laid or and cui-
waited IN three fields and has II gnod dwelling
ofihe land Is inferior TO in this country.
The said land will he sold subject the life estate
therein sf Mrs Lucy Johnson One third of the
m3ney VII be required in cash. the remaining birds
liberal indulgence will given, upon the purchaser's
executing bonds with approved security and deed of trust
upon the land 10 secure the payment
~, ,.,.,,. AAfMoN JOHNSON.
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Efcbmoud piovrb lfoy,c,ct,,-.,

FE7lIE Subscribers respectfully inform the Piic ,b,,
fbcy have established their Mandatory onpsj te
uni"n Hotel where they iHeud keeping constantly ON han
COMPLETE assortment Of puuchs, and Agricultural I'm
pemrns generally Having hcfr engaged some years in
Nv. Sincair's Establishment BALTIMORE fi,ev are nG ~
Of render'ng general Subtraction 10 the execution OF br
work. share Of public patronage is solicited
N.B.-Ploughs Immediately repaired
- DEAKYNE e PALMER.
h''"WO"N s'P'eni'rF%h- 4t-ft&WfvF
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LAND IN NJsH ISLAND.

WE subscriber offers for ~ more YEAR.
= valuable and cotton estate the Roanoke river
m North Caruiina. u lies In liusb lsiand uIneiarly
low The falls Of the river aud adjacent 10 the
weldon here The canal terminates. The navigation
90 the island is good for boats carrying from so 800
barrels 81 Nearly 500 cleared ard pro
ductive cultivation There 500 clear.
which the tcufl wii he permitted TO advantagcog
terms Tie s ake ids rent ~ iu third 81
thc produce from TIE a1our az ~ least % able hauds u
Tor the present rented 10 Cnpt James Gee, whose
manager will shew IL 90 persons dtsrpsrd 90 view it,
lie has another iargh 10 the fork Of White Oak Swamp
and Cickihouiiny river, which ne would for
lnote )cars-lI " miles brow this citp--has 2tD
acres opened, md 100 ef very rich lard yet ~
cear The swamp aud River which the tenant may
10 ON mnufuy eivfaee0us terms, the timber bein.
v4iy ,sluhle Colonel Burton is she tenant. aud
MS vii shsw size land any disposed rent
September r. SIT Jss TKENI,
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EDUCATTON

IsEJO NI[t I ItJ-F.
JIlE subscriber will oPe'a school the ensuing year at
Morven. BIZ residence in Powbaan county, near Gent
~ Bridge. His course Of instruction will comprise the
English and Latin languages. writing arithmetic geo
graghy, hissory mathematics amt practical surveying
TIE advanced Latin classes be- initiated the Greek
i wage the request of parents guardians Terms
for board payable quarterly each uDsfder furnishing his
ows bed aud bedJingj co. For fnun in the Latin
guage. maibewatics and surveying either 50, and in
tie English lhngunEe arithmetic, 20 The term will
comnener 18Th January, and end - December
loving, With vacation q one month in summer
Esry application would hr desirable Communications
direcd 90 6tritO Bridge will with prompt attention
Sepemher 70 f2-9t WITHIN WATKINS.
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CLOTHS y Ca ,slMEKEs

j 70 impaired in the Ship Gepfgsun, Cits Ponf,
The un LverpoOi.The Subscriber j. ,u,i receiving by
ard vessel few packages Of hrsi rate blue, hack
d. s ionabe fancy cOlored CLOTHS X CASSIMERES,
Aes rom the manufactures OF Thomas Sheppard, and
vs,' brothers K Co. These goods are laid IN on the
CO.., lowest terms aud manufactured 20 bis order =;
AMI luentiy can make uem up very moderate erms
sur them 10 his customers. and others rasts
~" goods from whom he respectfully sollrifs call.
49,, THOMAS LAMBERT, Wsyrhaaf Tailor.
M handsome assortment of HEADY-MADE CLOTH
every other article in bis line, consariy hand.
-'uiF ~. tT-n
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JEWS WEBB & co.

Upr C, ME
o. hh,s 49,, o.. , Cgsr - Jw o S
- h mus na9 , 80 p pn Brown sugar
,nn 80 =, ~" ~ - o'''e's 'o"' uo'
"a hGSs 49, ,,o,ss
s bbds pam,aica '''SAe
% 3 hhd.. Antigua Rum
~ LIT, NV -Sew England
so harr, , III,
% D oh.rs' ss apple l brandy
piaes nIvheh 90,
ppes nois , uin
Llfuor ooiouIing .
baI p p. 'a , pnrrel, ma e,,
nira ~ ~, anu = ' S'si's 'u"e""f
- p,Hs PoTb $500
Y dillo swee' Malaga wines
d d1lto d Gy% MsSan
~ H. barrels cherry Bounce
70 barrels tanners oil
"VO shrrels torth Carolina cut HerringS
o 20 barrels Tar
100 SIDE. SIDES upper spT. i do.
Is tons tas'i bar from ir'%fs asserted
tons Castings
u tons pig Iron
tons plough Plates
Ions 1iistered Steel
ton German do
- segs cut Nails and Brahs
50 casks English Glassware are crates Queens Ware
ooo Cases nan pia1 Dstch Inmpiers
~ 20 boxes " indow Glass (vario1s sizes)
90 20 boxes Tea China
@OS Demgohns
IONS patent Shot
- Bar Lead
% Hegs DuPonrs GunPowder
dh'perin uunpo"der ard Young Tyson Teas
Raisns, Almonds, Pmento Ginger
Aim pe' co oSi,pe,re s,r
se eir ISi pp55ders' f Hn"n
Spanish Flotani Indigo
rig biue, Chocolate
soap shaving and brown
Saun'es Sperhilceii ana talow
WIRE ana mar Shters, nc.
% ,,,, ALSO'
- - h hoSes WhtemSres cotton and wool Cards
m Ia sp'ssnlhs luton
go Iu e.se noous, consisting OF Shirt
oooo iu,s' SneeutitSsi I,ius, opechs &c
WV s 60, et.oh CT 4 a. ~ ~ 10. . 70 10
ss 49, "T 10 sup sup. VIM S,,
Wrinr i, s' ing, psu oous, Lf'nng Lines
" ~ "s' ieuef, pruning ana wrapping Paper