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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


Bncking hGmCol. Reuben H. Paterson 1853 Fiaior Charles
Aancey III
EredeJ ick-IaneS Shin iOt Jospn Sexto, IL. 9. .o
w. Kiger S53, Richard w Barton go Tho1,as
Crnmer 2i2. In all there were si2 votes takp n
r'vu roce in about nine hours The weather was
hne tue town animated, the court house thrnnue,
YET no disorder was observed, the utrtost M, -
mony prevailed between the different candidate,
Hnd their friends. IL is nter.s sting inri.r, IL,
the eir"'ion that each of the candidates was fore.
most at one time other IN the of the ,,,v
IL rs also singular, thai the aggregate. order az lilo
votes given above, Corresponds with the or,,.r az
The annuncaiinn nf the cauddates-Cant Shin
having been first announced col. Sexton seconI
nnd so or IhiS will rlso apply to the. three Iast
elections.-Uinrh,s'er Rep ~
LcuisnII. u. Winston MIR. Kimi,rourh-
Bower, Robert White
ifoekngk"n-C"l Archibald Rutherford S95 Josenh -pe4
2i2-Pbilip Kooniz 220. col. VIM Nc sl,bop o.
Col. Samuel IL. Lewis i4i. THE Presidential Rae,
was not the bone Of cunteDiipn, for C,ur nj III.
chnniates.werr. favorable To AIR. Or. ard the fifth
had n" committed himself upon the question he
Sfcgora-Geo NJ Cooke i75 Walter Il. Daniel iS5-T Til
q monrure 100 "'
City # ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T. IIarvie wi, hnnt orros
t. The following was tie The p,,Ils il, coraJ; -
county, near sun set rhurs,;a,-rIry were IN re-
main open Yesterday Parker 2Gf CIiles aSg I,ucL
ner lBS, Dickinson rs Woodfnrl 81. For Ire semi,
BERNARD sDi !toane a., Arn,Steal rs Fred YeroJ /
LAST NIGHTS MAIL-Caroline Corp,y
,, i 6 me Senate, Hon'e n Delegates.
J ohm j. Ruane Samuel Chil,>. -
VIM. ArnIiSiend 81 F.st..s nickin.on 80,
For Convention 2G8 Col. Richnrtl Hnrkner ,9e
Against IL "a Col. William Wno',c..1 90
Silent l47 -
Not cftle last Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16

Ihis 9ct asa ~ Queen Elzabebl may be considered
The Foundation ~ the poor laws both in England and viz
ginil me Nrginian schemers, have imp owed upou the
fngsh model, rs most imators duttey have discover
T1 that u better 10 have two tier Of poorte one for
Stnceihe other for mental This INN rovs.
Meh has ecn ushered forth under the denomination Of
Fimary schoeis This is the Yrgninn policy Of the dnv
MS scEefnc involves paipable violation Of mans
natural teht 70 property Tie Tariff hill ar the Kcnturtv
rei "ws " Is highly pernici0us IN III lie Tendencies
ens ~ gtve false direction the moral sentiment in
urepeci OF honest productive abOrft tends a. destroy
me moral teeling oi its agoresi demands Of Them an
unnatural ana base abandonment Of the first ubpatt,p i
poed on them by their Cod 10 care Of thejr own
chihffn) rs IN Indispensable publication 10 eofiiie teo,
y" te rc'i oihc granted ftynrs n tends 10 nsce tert
1ns ~ Tie wav ~ The distributors nf these f,vors H.
ns rc'per an Told II has already been attended Win
considerable success, &c. &c. No scheme boomed spon
sven princ'nes as these, produce gpcd Whatever ,a
~ Us popular glossary This scbcmr affords one beav,
url 9" w" credit pi hard iimfsand nue. hea ycr debit Ia
70. h',, ninralH AID honest, respectable labor.
i' v" eHrrtnai" It's excbanres.~ funded deb,u 4,
requires considerts portion of the circulating cnrre,,
y" larry tn lhe iuhes' ~ Stock ioiGng or psmliirs
n ne inmls This operation Is performed bg barosios H.
stock PAYABLE AID deliverable at snre ftf,lr d,v tt-
t sr"Hf ''v arfisc, tie stock is her delivered MOI
we pirr rnt VIZ rtcud n t be- So The difference sr a.
f'' %" The dy ~ contracting. and on the ,a Of execn
ns ih' contract o 40 t Is oem@ndc, on either c oo,
= mere wager upnu thr contingency W Tire rise or f, ~
si"rN 'bis Unp d"rliyr Wagering draw nr0e nortio,
"i i"r Circulating cUrreHcy from emppr ,.n,e ie nfo.
J '''e ab"f'io pay tbese improbable ya9ers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16

r.. bAkEk- Dn>TIsr,
WILL leave HichmonJ about tie l. 81 vt Nav and be
~ "h'fht during the summer Tor hr mos ,nt nm s,,,
,- ~ the autumn when due notice viii he even o, hi.
~
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-21
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-21
THE FRENCH SQUADRON
IN HAMPTON ROADS-AI-

though It might have anticipated from
the political attitude which France hass
assumed, in relation to republican prin-
ciples, that no portion, either OF dipio-
matte corps, OF of any subordinate
branch of public service, would ven
tnre to give umbrage to the poaoers
bs,by takeing part in the approach-
ing festival IN honour OF La FAYETTE.,
yet that nothing might be omitted in
showing our greatiul respect to tho
French nation, as well as to The most il.
lustrious OF her sons, we learn that in
vitations have been forwarded, express
sed in The polite and delisatc terms
for the French officers of The squadron
now in Hampton Roads, to attend the
celebration at York on the 18th inst.
They have declined--they cannot come
squadron must sail between the 18th
and Goth instant. Such is the amount
OF the answer which has beenreceived
to the invitation from the Admiral, an
we have been uniformed.
Richmond Pepper.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-21

had destroyed several Of the largest Turkish
vessels and com .'elled the Captain pacha to seek
shelter in the Gull OF SMYRNA.
An extraordinary Courier had arrived at
i Vienna with ictters confirming the above news
and a'ing the Turks lost Ave friga,es and cor
seue's. The Turkish commander is said 10 have
been deprived OF his command and his prnc,pai
otheers had also incurred the dlspleasure Of tho
Grand Seignor.
II IS stated in letter from Trieste. dated
August IL, that the lpsariots. reinforced by the
hydriots ard Spezo,s, with 65 ships, returned
ipsara alter the fall of that place and captu-
.ed ~ Turkish ganboats. & thus preyen,eslt ha
Turks IN the Island from escaping. The Turks
iell under the swords O the Greeks The affair
OF ipsara Is stated to have cost the Turks 10 600
ives. Letters from the same place Of later
date state tia, three frigates of the Captain pa
cha were burnt, and 20 smaller vessels destroy.
ed, aud that the Captain Pacha had fed 70 Nil
tyene.
The Greek Telegraph Of July 2sd says, 1000
TURKS tenshed by the blowing up of the for
tress at Ipsara.
A letter from Corfu. dated August LIST. re-
eeNed IN London. by member OF the Greek
Committee mentions the destruction of IS or
$1,000 Turks at lpsara- The Turkish f]ers
pursued and scsttered, ~ said to have soughs
shelter, IN the port Of Smyrna, where i may
be easily Alockaaed by portion Of the Greek
heef' leaving the remainder. 10 annoy the cne-
nay's coast, or to encounter the Egyptian feet,
should Y ever puf to sea. Noshng OF Interest,",
had taken place on the continent
TURKISH BAEilARITy.
opkssA, Auuusr g.
Inc Captain pacha has sent nearly 500 heae.
and 100 ears to Constaniineple as The trophies
OF ipsara They were exposed IN public on
Tue @o'n duly. The following inscription in tho
ofientai style Is posted beneath them.
"At last God has blessed the arms Of the Mus.
senaus. and the detcstable rebels Of Tos.ra ARE.
ex,ispated from tie face of Tie worla. &c &c.
Let the friends OF ord Ter and tranquility rejoice
az tiis signal and glorious Triumph the
persons Ia amity with the sublime Porte have
sent ~ Their congratulations on the event" A.
inong them may be reckoned the members or
the Holy Alliance.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-21
FROM GIBRALTAR-Ws

have been iavunred with The peiusal
OF letter from Gibraltar, dated Sept.
2, which after abiding to The taking Of
Iariia, by desperate band OF Con.
stiiuiioDalists, mentions thai after sc--
we're bombardment by the French, in
which they lost several hundred men.
The town was retaken by assault; leo
prisoners submitted and were after.
wards shot at Aigesiras. The letter
adds "the adjoining neighborhood of
Spain isagain quite tranquil"
Capt. Bray, from Gibraltar, reports
that "A OF The Constiiuiionaists, taken
at Tarliia, had been shot, and that %
had escaped to Tanjier, and placed
themselves under the protection Of tha
American Consul. Boston Daily Id
ueTtiSer.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-21

A man who said he was born i'm
Scotland, went into the Police Office
on Saturday, while the Justices were
at dinner, and seated himself in one Of
the coDstable's boxes. He stated TO
the officer in attendance that he wanted
TO be taken care Of; that he had acquir-
ed such habits OF drunkenness, that he
was incapable Of takeing care of him
self The officer told him he must re-
quest some other person TO make a COM
plant against him, & the charge could
be suhstantiatcd, he could be sent to the
house OF correction. There is evidence
enough ofthe fact before your face, said
the man. When the court came in, q
complaint was made out and he was
sent to the house Of correction for one
month He died on Saturday evening.
BosroS CouRIsR.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-21


CONCERNED with the patentec for supply
" ing the Western Shore OF Maryland, CT.
ties OF Washington and Georgetown, York,
Franklin and Adams counties. Pa. TO whom
applications for supplying the places mention
ed are 10 be maie-at,d sold by his appointment
by ). Smeetzer and Il. Little, Druggists, Baiti-
more-Wn Fischer, Druggist, frederlck-town
VIM Gun,on. Druggist, Washington city
John Lille, Druggist. Georgetown-J. Hughes.
Druggist, Annapolis--Mr. Gobright, Druggist,
iIanoyer-Fahnestock < Co. Druggists, CHAM
bersburg- ). Leitner, Druggist, fork-.Dr.
Crop, Druggist, ianey-town.
The above Ointment is offered TO the public
as a safe AID cer'ain remedy tor those obsunate
diseases, some OF which have 50 long bafied the
skill OF medical sciences
ist Nhlte Sweiiings OF every description.
I'd Sore Legs ana Ulcers OF long standing.
sd Scnlrtus or Gisnduiar Tumors, partlcu-
larry those hardened tumors in women's breasts
winch oftenuines terminate IN liberated CAN
GERS.
9th Felons, or what some people know by
the name OF Catarrns, OF every description.
ON Rhulnalic pains OF the Joints.
oth SpraIns aa Bruises OF every descrip.
ton or IN whatever part situate
7lh letters OF ali Kinus--in this complaint
keep the part out ot ". Ter.
oh Ch,iola,ns OF parts affected by frost.
Ii Is also one OF the best remedies Tor Burns
and ocsids-lt eases the pan and draws the
fire out iii snort lime
For nIiansed women breasts and Gianduiar
Sweiulos, II IS superior 10 any medicine yet
known ~ the HeuIcai .acuit. IL IS much safer
tlIah niercuriai applications las IT does ma con-
tam the snnaies a,om ot any preparation vi that
minerai,) because 1t does not lay tie pauent
liable 10 INJURY IRON exposure 20 Cold. ;.
Ihis ontnient has cured sores OF many years
standing where II IS Impossible or lBprudent
10 heal the external sore, Ia consequence u tue
boi.cS Decolning carious or rotten, It Will stop
tbe.prosfess oi the cares, increase the quantity
OF tue discharge, realoye the oaenslse smell
and ease the pain.
1t caIes the worst Felons or W htlows on an
application OF 4o hours
kheufnatisms winch have stood so long as to
become systematic disorder require medicine
to be taken Inwardy to remove them entirely.
But IN most common cases, BY applying this
ointment externally. as directed, II viii give
reiiet. And even IN old people, whose pans
have been OF longer standing, 1t VIII Often ease
the pam.
For burns and scalds it exceeds any thing
perhaps that has ever yet beea tried
Sold by appointment by
ADAM YOUNG, Martinsburg
SPRENGER Il ROSTER.
Shepherds Iawn,
HUMPHREYS & kEYEs,
Charles. io1sp
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-21

Mr.. Henry Hsadiy Perish, of the Bri-
tish Legation in the United States, has
been transferred to the special Embas-
y, to Russia, and viii leave Washing-
ton in the course Of two or three days,
TO Join Dir. Strad. ford Canning, at 81.
Petersburg--.Tat. Jotyns!.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-21

VIRGINIA. to wit
Berkeley County Court,
September Term, 1924.
Colbert Anderson, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Thomas Anderson and William IN
Anderson, Executors of Col CH.3.NCERY
bert Anderson, deceased. and
Elisha Boyd, Defendants,
THE defendant Thomas Anderson not hav.
j ing entered his appearance, and given Sc
curv according 20 the act OF assembly and the
rules Of this court; and it appearing TO the
satistion of the court that he is not an inha.
bitant of this state-N is O,dete ed, That the
said defendant do appear hero on the second
Monday in December next, and answer the bill
OF the pain,if. and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted for two months successfully
IN the Martinsburg Gazette, and be posted at the
door Of the Court House of this county.
A Copy-Tes'e,
d. HUNTER, C. B. c.
sept so 2m y
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-21
FOREIGN.

The ship Louisa arrived at New York on
wednesday last in a short passage from Bel
fas., witt, papers Of that place to the ii,h Sep
TENDER, containing LONDON dates to the sth IN
elusive. The following is summary Of the in.
formation they hring..-.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
Information Wanted.

DICHARD DELPHI, a shoemaker BY
N trade, left his family in Alexan-
dria, in August, 1929, for the purpose OF
working al his trade in Loudoon County,
Va. Since which time bis family have
received no assistance from him, and have
heard only once of his being alive. which
induces them to believe he has paid the
debt of nature; and sum of money hav'
ing since been recovered By law, which
was due to bim-tbis is to request said
Delphi, itliving, to come toward and re-
ceive the money, or transmit a power 10
his wife to receive the same; or, il dead,
any persen giving information Of his death,
will confer favor on bis widow and faml>
", as it will enable her to receive what
she much wants. ~
sep Is 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
Notice.

HHIS is to give notice that the subscr'.,
Il Der hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Charles county, in Maryland /,
letters of administration OH the personal
estate OF Francis R. Speake, late OF
Charles county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscFi.
her on or before the first day of April next,
or they may otherwise by law be exclud'
ed from all benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this 30.h day of August
ELEANOR SPEAKE.
sentQ aw
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
Notice to Roadmakers.

sENHE board OF directors Of the Fauqnier
l and Alexandra Turnpike Company
hereby give notice, that having prepared
the necessary funds for the extension of
that road from BuckIand to Warrenton,
distance OF 8 or 9 miles. they will on We'd
nesday, the .1pepty.ninth day OF, Septem.
Der, 1924. meet at Warrenton (Fauqmer
Court.House,) for the purpose OF selecting
the route, and
Lettingthe making OF The Road
to the lowest bidders The mode of con.
structioD, and the terms of the contracts,
will then be particularly made known; but
il may now be mentioned, that the board
is enabled 10 grant unusual facilities to
contractors who may desire early pay
menis OF money Two different routes
have been surveyed and distinctly marked
out, pla, of which with explanatory
notes, has been deposited with the clerk
OF the county court at Warrenton, and will
be shown by him, at any time before The
day Of meeting. Either OF the directors
three OF whom live near Warrenton) VIII
give any other information in his power ii
applied 10 On The day OF meeting the
board OF directors will de6nitively adopt,
the one or the o'eer route as laid down IN
the plat, with such exceptions and pToVl-
sions as may then be made Known; and, IN
making tbs selection, they will be Int1u'
enced in considerable degree by The fa-
cilities which the land holders on the diff
ferent routes may be disposed TO ford -
AS an inducement to roadmakers at
distance, it may be mentioned, that
further and considerable extension OF this
road beyond Warrenton IS contemplated,
and in all probability will be carried into
effect, as soon as the road to that place
shall have been completed, under the con.
tracts now to be made. Persons disposed
to contract for this road, will do well to
inform themselves of tbs mode adopted
for some years past in England, and latter
ly, in some few instances. in this country,
under the designation of the Nc Adams'
plan. II is believed 10 abrldge considera-
Div the expense of road making, whilst the
comfort and permanency of roads are N.
creased--and 1t will probably be adopted
by the board of directors Information on
this subject may be had from the subscrl'
Der, living near Alexandra, D. c.
J H HOOE President
of the Fauquier and Alexandria Turnpike
road.
sept 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
For Freight,

2 re. The superior coppered ship Pl-
aSAONEER Eleazar Crabtree. mas
80; is' carries $40 bids OF tobacco, or 1000
Iii n -four, and will be ready for the re-
o os of a cargo in a few days. Apply 10
e s''''D,s@ VIM. FOWi.E s. Co.
gbo haze for safe. receivsd By said snip
p from Liverpool.
1000 bushels coarse
$50 sacks coarse SALT.
1900 bushels Qrrel coal
10 casks Bridgeport shad and her
ring twine.
mi rs
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21

Those who prefer paying only the d.
terence between the price OF package
and what they must of necessity draw, 10
advancing the entire value of the ticseis,
can have a certificate iar a package OF
whole tickets for D33 81, halves Dis 3d.
quarters D8 40.
Prizes in any OF The lotteries of Mary
land, Virginia, New York, New Jersey,
& Pennsylvania, will be received in pave
ment.
Orders from any part of The U. States
by mail, enclosing The cash, will be
promptly attended TO if addressed to
feJWh here has been sold and paid Ca
pita prize Of 10000, Of D250O, l. OF
DIOO0, of 500, and hundreds Of zoos,
sos and Cos, SC &C. all paid on presen-
tation OF The tickets
aug &c (N'D
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
Fine Teas.

Fine Teas.
NOW landing from the schr. Rose'In-
IN Bloom, from New.York,
Is half chest guDpowderl
80 catty boxes DO e
25 5catty boxes imperial leas OF iate
8 chests byson impoi'd''on
5 halt chests do hhe qua"
6 10 cattY boxes do lily.
65 do do
8 half chests superior
powchong do
tAlso, landing from stoop Constitution,
IS chests young hysoD TEA. Tobacco
Plants cargo, OF excellent suaity.
For sale by SAML. MESSERSMlTH,
aug 28
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
c.. & |. p. Thompson

Ds ~ - . AAcilb tNoh
[IAVE received per ships Pioneer, Ea.
4 i gle, and other arrivals from Liverpool,
general and well selected assortment OF
W0olIen and Cotton Goods,
AMONG THEM ARE
Imperial Saxony cloths and casslmeres
Fine and super6ne do do
Do do double milled drab
Pelsse cloths
Plains and tearnoughts
Valencia and swansdown vestiDgs
ga cashmere shawls with aDcy cbiDtD
borders
White, scarlet, red. black, green and
yellow Hsnnels
Fine and super6ne Swansklns
Booking and drapery baizes
Plain and figured black and coloreb
bonbaZetts
Blue and brown camhlets
8-4, "a, 10 a, Ia and 1874 rose blan-
kets in trusses
8, 81 and point blanket,ng
Fine and super6ne cambria prints, new
est style
9-8 and cam brio musins
Patent thread, pins, buttons, etc. etc, etc.
sept
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
Mechanics Bank,

September 7, 1874.
A DIVIDEND of profits Tor the last
"A six months, of two per cent on the
capital stock paid in, is this day declared
payabe 10 the stockholders. or their legal
representatives, on or after the Tin inst.
CHARLES CHAPLIN, Cashier
sep 9 wv
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
N Office.

rTyHE subscriber having been appointed
l. trustee for the benefit OF the creditors
Of Samuel Soowden, an insolveDt debtor
hereby requires all persons indebted to
the said Samuel Snowden, to make pay
,nent without any delay to him; or TO such
erson or persons as may be legally aa>
thorised by him to receive payment.
aug n Ms. WISE, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21

'EHlS day landing from the brig Acorn,
!. Jacob Lee, master, from Salem-tor
ais by WIN, FOWLE 4 Go.
200 bags heavy Sumatra pepper, en-
ttledio debenture
U tons 81. Petersburgh clean hemp
40 cases salad oil
itOo pounds salt petre
ei'0 landing from schr.New Pricilla, from
Providence.
bales low priced brown shirtIngs
aug
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
For Amsterdam,

IA, The new coppered brig DRO-
GMO, Henry Parsons, master; YES
seI d the first class; will commence
losdiog Immediately and sail early in Sep
pmber 90 hhds of tobacco or other
goods viii be taken on freight. Apply TO
aug q6 WM. FONLE & Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21

Gunpowder Tea, &c.
f ANDING this day from schr. Arma.
Ia da, from New York,
i ; e: =; ; f;; s:, 4: TEAS
oflhe London Trader and Ameri.
cas- cargoes, OF late importation and
fue quality. Apply TO
SAMUEL MESSERSMlTH,
Who has IN Store,
iO6 chests, halt chests, 10 catty boxes and
boxes containing each "a cannlsters
of Id. each, of imperial and gunpow-
der tea, of various qualities and prices
IA chests young dyson do. Of SuperIor's
cargo
Az bids 100 bbls. Baltimore whiskeya
95 hhds. } N. and w. |. muscoyaoo
SO bbIs { sugar OF prime quality
80 hhds Havana and Trinidad molasses-
IS bags prime green coffee
6 ST. Domingo do
10 Sumatra pepper
Is flberts low to close sales)
90 hampers porter and wine bottles
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4 quarter cacks} MADEIRA. WINE
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quarter casks Colmenar 90
6 pipes 4th>proof cognac brandy (war-
ranted pure as imported)
do Holland gin
hid 9Th proof Irish whlskey
rs bbls New York prime pork
25 do glauber salts
20 bundles sugar loaf paper
100 groce velvet corks
Sc boxes and bali boxes Bakers No. |, g
and 3, and Lapbam's No. cboco-
late, fresh from the mandatory
1900 lbs bacon hams, midings and Shouts
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