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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
VIRGINIA HxECTxcMs.

NELSON For Congress. VIM C. Rives 248 oppo.
son. Senate c. Cabell $50, do House Of Delegates,
rho's Masse, jr. 1872, David r. Patteson* l66Robcrs
Rives, jr l52.
HAyovER.-For Congress, Andrew Stevenson CAL
opposition. House Of Delegates, Hector DaNs* 3l4, Ed
Berkeley CIV Cunningh 2S3, w. l.. White IT'S,
Geo w Bassett al, Peter Lyons 81, Tho Nelson, jr
66 Reuben Meredith d. j. II. Blair S. The latter
| gentlemen withdrew early stage of the election
JerFERsoN.-For Congress, WIN. Armstrong 162. Ed.
ward Coston t51 Mr. Armstrong elected by majority
Of 262 House of Delegates, Daniel Morgan 49,
Carver Whilst 2Si-For Ccasosntfon 2T, againt it 60
BEpFoRD. FRS, doy)-FnF Congress, Jahez Leftwich
656, ~. VI. Claho sc. rGsn 40 ahead. Senate, J.
Sauniert sos, J. w. Flood 73- The former being 346
ahead, the latter has whlrar. House Of Delegates,
Robert Campbell i72, Pleasant VI. Goggin 357, Thomas
Sale $50. Juba Jordan i20. There is doubt of the
election OF the former =
BRrNswItK.-For Congress, Mark Alexander, without
opposition House Of Detegnes George G. Dromgoole and
James H. Gholson, without opposition.
FLuvANNA-Jouse cf Delegates. Barret G. Paiae* 1S5
George Stilman l7SGideon A. Strange 14S, overton b.
Petit l06.
LANcAsTER.-For Congress Talia fcrro UT, Hooe 4.
Senate St. Legcr L. Carter rs, W,n French 81 House
Of Delegates Addison Hall I56, VIM. t;ilmour 1O0-A.
Cunte %.
WYrHE.-For Congress, Crockett S45, Estin 126, Ora
ham H. Esti % ahead yet. Ifouse Of Delegates,
Nye* 3S4, Saunders 326-Fri 5 -.
*.Nof in The last Legislature.
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JoGyE YA1g T.HW & CO.
NOTICE.

|sNHAT Certificate of Deposit issued from the
Il Office OF the Bank of the United States Rchmoud
signed j. A. Darlington, teller, and stating William
Fleet had dep"scd in that Office $40O TO the credit of
Charles O. Browne subjectto his Bownes) order endors-
ed thereon and the of said certificate, dated the
18th June, 1924, which ncosed the said Charles c.
Browne, of Queen AIMS county, Maryland, in letter of
the same date and put i'll the Post-oice Richmond
the said Eth June 1871 and has been received by
the said Browne and is supposed have This
IS to o,ewarn all persons Except the said Charles c.
Browne) from using it il any whatever.
april 5-w4tw WIN. FLEET
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
THE LIVERPOOL MARKETS, March %

Cotion.-The market last week opened vcrv heavily
and Tuesday the transactions had been very
circumscribed and the currency had generally declined
from the quotations of Friday I'D ID 10. the close
of Change Tuesday and Wednesday morning specu-
ative demand resumed with considerab spirit and
tile market being visited during the week by the
trade, the operations extensive the currency not
having fully recovered from the depresuns previously
tanned, but further advance realized the market
generally closed I'D I'd higher in American and Brazil
aud Id to Id Egyptian I'd Beugals, I'D on Surats
with Id in other descriptions The total transactions re-
ported 34,140 bags of which $1,000 have been on
speculation, viz. 10000 Bowes, 1000 Orleans 2OoO Per-
mans, 5000 Maranhams 40u0 Egyptian and 1000 Surats
The following the Details viz. 1874 10 Bowels 25d to
5td 1863 Alabamas and Mobile 13id to l5d; 2315 Or
leans sd 18d 225 Sea Islands Is Cd IS 2 % stain
Jed Sea Islands I'D 20d 2t95 Penams led Id; 1899
Nlaranhams l5d Tod; $50 Bahias l54d to 16id: 500
.'lna Novas lid; 80 Nina Geraes l5d; 60 Demararas
led to Gid; 5435 Egyptian lad l5 100 Cumamas 12!d
$50 Carthagenas I'D I'D; 1871 Surats Cd to lid and
425 Bengal at 84d to 10d per b.
II. s. JHenddy four ociOck-The Market opened this
morning with renewed vgou and very ealy considerable
purchases made at advanced prices te activity
continued without any abatement up this hour aud
aggregate sales estimated upwards of 10000 bags
On American descriptions, the Improvement about Id
Cd Brazls, ~ I'd East India, and other sorts
Id per b The prices realized this morning. for Bowels
i6d; Pernams 18d Maranhams and Bahias I'D per To-.
Coiee.-'rhe demand continues almost Wholly suspended
sales worthy Of notice having taken place, and prices
may be considered nominal.
I06acco-With the exception Of 90 hhds. of ordinary
Virginia Leaf taken speculation 2id per ID. nothing
has been done.
LIVERPOOL, March 90, evening.
The sales cotton in this rket last
ascerained this evening have amounted 29356 bales
of all sortS-of which 1921 Americana viz. 1868
Upands at l2s led; 1919 Orleans at l3s to 15; and
"a Sea isands-which, if the former reports correc
made the business of to-day 5000 1000 bags, fur
ther advance Of about Id in Upants Oeans and Tenn
and Sd en Bfazils. lid said to have hcenreuscd to-day
for Uplands. The sales during the last DAYS
unprecedeny large, exceeding $4,000 bags of al sorts,
which in quantity is nearly if quite Of all
the Cotton III this port, and spectators
gulne than ever that prices yet advance consider ably.
Postscrip3P M-Sincr the arrival of the evening mai!
from Manchester, several thousand bags of Cotton
been sold advance of Id per 10. the prices this
morning.
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The northern mail. yesterday evening, brought no
foreign domestic intelligence Of any impor



lance.
The NewYork American that the price of CO ttcr
was still advancing in the Liverpool market
Flour has at last taken rise. 1t was considered wor,
near dollar more yesterday than on Saturday.
=
we have seen a letter from the proprietor Of tie
SECOND timber ship dated at Quebec the 18th nit
This ship will be launched about the 9Th Nav, and
IS considerably larger than the Columbus. She BOO
feet long, GO feet breadth of beam, depth of hold Sc
fee, tonnage by register $780, and carries about $500
tons of timber. She differs from the Columbus in bav-
ing roundhouse abat OF about 40 feet deck, for
the accommodation of the officers and men, and the
stowagc of provisions. IN. Y. Gazette.
900
The Commissioners of the Ohio Canal fund for con
meeting the waters of that river with those of Lake
Ere, were authorized BY of the legislature OBJ
tain loan of four hundred thousand dollars the amount
required for the service Ofhe present wear The whoe
loan has been taken by john Rahbone jr. and Eeazcr
Lord of New-York, ut 81 dollars and fifty cents for
one hundred dollars of stock bearing an interest of five
per cent per annum. The Commissioners were
inomed that if more money wanting, it could be OBJ
tanned OH easy terms. The principal obstacles being
now removed the Commissioners will in the Of
few weeks commence their operations. This ggantc
project IS seriously underaken-and, taken in con-
nection with the canal nj the sbmus of Darien if both
are carried into successful operation will present 10 the
America converted by the aftofman into two islands
Bat. american.
BY the brig Rolla captain Young, arrived Yesterday
from jamaica, received from attentive cores
pendent of the Commercial Reading Room al kingston
our files of the Jamaica Royal Gazette and Couran
the 2sth u
The Republic of Hayti applied some time since to
the Colombian Republic 10 obtain treaty of alliance
offensive and defensve.The latter government 1t is
well known declined the proposal We are now fur
Missed by the Royal Gazette, with the grounds which
the refusal made--The answer OF the government
of Colombia states
|. That as the gOvernme mt of Hay had allowed only
twenty days for its minister TO obtain tins treaty, the
time too short 10 discuss, much less 10 decide,
question of so much importance.
.. That treaty of alliance offensive and defensive
might expose the Republic of Colombia to a contest
with France with which power controversy existed.
3. That the government of Colombia could not
ter into uch treaty without consulting the Republics
OF Rio la Plata Chill and Peru that congress consist
ing of delegates from those powers would assemble at
Panama i'll October next, when the overture FROM the
Haytan government would be made known, and that
there was little doust OF a favorable answer.
Bar. .4mr.
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at IS 25 to s. so per barrel In the Baltimore market
flour was held yesterday at Sc per barreS5 SO having
been offered aud refused.
An extract of letter from commercial house al
Gbralter under the date of March 18th, another in
this city says:-''We wrote you the 18th inst. and we
have merely 10 acquain you that we have just sold
100 barrels OF iSanore superfne foura S. per barrel
and as the stock on hand will we have doubt soon
work off for the consumption of Spain and Barbary pr
ces in all probability will be fully supportcd Indian corn
is also wante hold large orders for that article bu,
there is norieheren
We have been politely favoured with an extract of
another letter TO Commercial bouse in this city, dated
Gibrster, 10Th March, which SAYS
ssFlour is retailing here at from to dollars, there
being in the first hands, suppose by the Ca rgo
would command dollars. However, do not think iii
would be safe speculation from the United States as
Spain and Barbary can be supplied from France and the
Black Sea much lower than il could be furnished from
America-the extreme poverty in Spain will tend to
keep the price down in that country, the people have
not money to purchase at high prices"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
FROM MATANZAS-

CHARLESTON, April GA passenger in the soop
Venus arrived yesterday from Matanzas informs us that
the inhabitants of that place under serious apprc-
tensions of attack from Slexico.-An Americ an
schr had arrived at Matanzas from thence bringing
intelligence that expedition rapidly fitting out at
Colombia and Mexico, for the purpose attacking aud
aiding revolution of the Island of Cuba.
The same vessel brought number of inflammatory
circulars, which all taken possession of by the civil
authorities, and destroyed. The Supercargo of the
schooner thrown into prison. aud the CAPTAIN and
crew were compelled 10 enter into bonds not TO disclose
but to keep secret the above intelligence.
Maanzas papers TO the 18th inst. inclusive by this
arrival, are silent upon the subject.-[ Courier
600
Letter from Campeachy, of March II, published
In kentucky paper, says, that GEN. ST. Anna resides
there and Is great ''ianatc" (neaning it is suppo
sed, enthuSiast) 'as ever GEN. MIRANDA was."-Iie
had project foot ravoluonse the Island of Cuba
and take immediate possession oe the city OF Havana
For this purpose four hundred troops embarked
board two merchant briggs and armed schooner The
expedition was to be commanded by Col. SEMANA, a
young man from Cuba; the immense works which for
THY Havana were expected to be delivered up through
treacIery But Just as the expedition on the
DISABLING, American vessel arrived from Havana and
reported that three thousand troops had arrived that
place from Spain, aud also number of ships of war;
This knocked the expedition i'll the head, and the
barge which had been for week removed and
the troops ordered 10 disembar much the satisfaction of
their wives and relations who had considered them
already Dead and at The moment the letter written
hundreds hocking to the wharf to receive them
as from the tomb.
This Is curious piece of intelligence and may scrv&
key 10 te lately increased vigilance and reor of the
Captain General OF Cuba, who could hardly have been
Ignorant OF the projected expedition, Notwithstanding
tue embargo-[yS Mi. Int.
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Commercial.
BALTIMORE. Anril 30.

BALTIMORE, April 30.
The Flour Warkct.-As early as Thursday, we learn,
information received in this city respecting the
opening Of the ports of Spain for the importation Thread
sufts which caused an active speculation in our flour
market. The intelligence, it now appears brought
by the bTiglDraco at Philadelphia in 80 days from Glib
raltar-and letters inform that a corresponding acti
vity took place in the Philadelphia market nearly the
whole Of The stock of flour having been purchased there
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
CoM,l1ss1oxKn,s Orr1cr-

RicbnOHd, .Aprii 1871 825.
The parties interested will please take notice. that have
appointed the 18th day Of June next commence the ac-
counts directed the foregoing order Of court on which
dav at O'Clock, A. NJ they required attend 81 my
Office, in this city with their and vouchers ready
for examination and settlement.
May 3--8i. TT BAKER r. G.
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ngainsL

Mildred Irving, in her right and Charles
Irving, deceased, William n. CAMEL. in his right,
and the surviving and of the viseei Of
Nicholas Cabel the elder deceased, Joseph g. CaheU,
and the said Joseph {. Cabe and Hill Carter executors
Of William b. Hare, George Cabeli, and Beriao Car
rngon and Mariana his wife, Samuel Mcdowell Rel
and Sarah his wife, Hannah Hare. John HUGHES. Robert
Hughes, Mary ughes, Rebecca Hughes Alex nde FEET
well and Jane his wife, Edward Thomas and Hannah
his wife, and Joseph Shelton aud Shelton Sims,
OF Samuel Shelton, deceased who Observation-Disclosures of
w Him Hughes, deceased, William NJ. Watkins suiviv-
ing executor OF Nicholas Caben, u. Samuel Irving aud
Peggy r. aud Nathaniel F. Cabcl Lhs
This this day to he hr ard the bills
swers and exhibits and argued by counsel: On
sleration Whereof the court doth the
prayed for by the bill to OF its commissioners no d.
cctcd to examine, state and settle the said aud
report the to tie with any specially
stated deemed pertinent by himself which may be
aued by the parties to be so stated.
copy; Tcste, HIM. ". HENING, c, &.
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Whiskey, Sugars. Molasses, sc.

NNE receiving by different vessels from Phla-
w dephia, New-York, sc.
ia Fhds Philadelphia Nhiskey,
ISL bbS. do. part old and superior quality,
50 hhds dry New Orleans Sugar,
81 do. St. CroiX Sugar, portion prime,
50 do. Molasscs, Of unusually prime quality
80 bags prime green &C Zee,
$50 sacks Liverpool! blown Salt,
500 heavy Spanish dry Hides,
For sale, accommodating terms, by
RALSTON s. PEASANTS.
March II 15t
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Hardware, Cutlery g. Saddlery.

VEVE subscriber has for sale selection of sytF GOODS
comprising excellent assortment Of If8RDB .1RE,
CUTLERY & S4DDLERY also I1ou Wire. sheet
Gron Rivets, Nails and Spikes Sheet and Bar Lead Hog
aud Whalcboue Tandem, Gig and Carriage Wins svbg
Hoes, Sckes and Cutting Knives E,aersons RGto Sfynp
Cast Steel Needles, Higinia Fs Hoot Cast Blstercd
steel Trace Chains Of all sizes, Dearborns Balances
Polished Cart Boxes, Drums and Flies, and CASTINGS
All of which offered reasonable ,srms at the Sgn
Of the Paddock nearly opposite the Bell Tavern.
THOMAS a. RUST
April 70. 2I-G
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COURSE % EXCHANGE.
Bank Bills, coyrected ~ CoHEN's OG;c..
Taken by the Subscriber:

1875 J OIIO
Jan 10-Fron' VIM Davis's boat head-mar Jsan 100 lbs
loose tobacco.
Feb 2l-Flom JOHN Johnson boat, hcad-nisa Abraham,
50 lbs. loose tobacco.
23-FIom Daniel Lewis's boat, head-masr Harrison,
20 lbs. loose tobacco.
24-From John CrauS boat, heat man Billy. rs lbs.
loose tobacco.
March 2-From Richard & james Dukes boat iaai-suan
Alfred, 40 lbs. loose tobacco
ISHAM RANDOLPH
Lock keeper and Inspector Of boats, Weslh1a.-
may 3 28--wGi
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E. BAKER. DENTIST.

WERY respectfully ulnrms those whom it may concern,
that he shall leave Richmond about the last this
month and be absent during the greater part the ensuing
summer and fall. May Sit.
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DIRGINTj:

VIftCINIj:
AT d superior chanceIy holden the capitol
city of Richmond the 10th day Of March 1875:
Charles Irving, Robelt Irving, Paulus A Eeliu5 Irving,
Jane Rose, and James Powe and Mildred MS wifc,
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guBnlssaIe asrfres Current.
RICHMOND, MAY ., 1926.
.Stapie articles.

Staple articles.
Cotton, per ID. % a %
Goals, bush. 10 a 90
Flour, City Mills, S 90
do. up country, 4 IS
Grain, Wheat, hrsh. 80 a IS
Corn, do. 81 a SO
Oats, 10. 25 a 81
Tobacco, fine, Id. - a l94
do. good, 8 a IL
do. common, 5a7
DO. manufactured, 10 40
jarions other .1ri,cles.
Bacon, per lii. 81 a Z
BecSwax, do. 80
Butter, do. II a Ia
Cigars, per 1000, GOALS
Coffee, best Green, III. 90 a II
do. common, do. IS a 90
Cards No.l0, doz. 6 90 g 90
Candles, mould, Id. 10 "A II
do. Sperm. do. 50 a 40
Cheese, DO. 6a1O
Chocolate, No. /, do. II a rs
Fish, Mack'l No. L, Dbl. 6 90
do. 9, do. 5 90
DO. 3, do. 5 50
Mornings, do. . so ) 90
Shad, old, 6 90
Feathers, per Id. 81 a 40
Grindstones, per inch, z a 8
Glass, 80 1t. 8H 10. 3 90 a 8 so
do. do. 1872. / 90 a 4 50
Hides, Il Ayres, ID. l9a2O
do. Permambmco, dry, 1G a Is
Hemp, 100 lbs IL a )
Iron, Swed. DO. 4! a 5
do. Country, 4 a AZ
Indigo, per 10. e75 a 3 o.
Lard, DO. "a Q
Leather, best sole, Id. &c a IS
do. inferior, do. Ella 81
do wax upper, US. 2 IA Il
CnlisklnS, dou. Is a .}6
Lime, Thorn. cask. / 50
MnlaSses, p&r gail. SDa3
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a. IsI LIS I, e r.,
MANAGER.
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
SCHEME

1880 tickets, al 50 o., s79,l7O
Only II blanks prize.
The number Of blanks in this lottery uvariable; that
IS the chances Of the Adventures impaired.
all those which are not terminated in one drawing.
4 .-Tickeis and Shares may be had an tine
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AaMagcr'1 OMCe,

Undsr The Eagle Hotei Richmond.
Whole Tickets, "a
Half do 2
Quarter do
Packages of 10 tickets embracing all the 30 Nos.
Of the Lottery which must Of necessity draw at least
S13 CO. nett, with many chances for capitals or Shares
Of packages, may be had at the same rate.
Prizes in any of the Lotteries Of New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, aud Virginia, will be
received III payment.
Orders enclosing the cash. prizes, above, free Of
postage, for ticlIo shares, will receive prompt at
teuticn If addressed TO
A. M'TNTYRE, RictmonS, ia.
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PRICE OF srncrs

PRICE or STOCKS.
q. States BaRls, 100 90
Farmers 81 100 6&
Sank OF Va new, I0i
do. do. old, 81 u
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The NewYork American states that the price of otcn
was still advancing in the Liverpool market.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03

Flour has at last taken a 1t considered worth
near dollar more yesterday than on Saturday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-26
Charles County Court,
AUGUST Term, 1924.

august Term, io>f.
an application to Charles County Court by
~ netition in writing, of CHARLES 1. Ian.
c,srEa. of Charles County, for the beneht OF
the act of Assembly for the relief OF insolyent
debtors. passed at November session, looo,
and the several supplements thereto sche-
dule of his property and list OF his creditors
on oath, so far as he can ascertain them, be-
ing annexed to his petition, and the Court pc
ing satisfied by competent testimony that the
said Charles l. Lancaster hasresided two years
Immediately preceding the time OF his appll-
cation in the State of Maryland, and being al
so satisfied that the said Charles l. Lancaster
is in actual confinement for debt, and for no
other cause, and the said Charles l. Lancas-
tar having entered into bound with sufficient
securityf0r his personal appearance in Charles
County Court to answer such allegations as
his creditors may make against him; 1t is
Therefore ordered and adjudged that the said
Charles I. Lancaster, be discharged from inn
nrsonment and that by causing copy Of this
ofder tn be inserted in some one OF the news
papers edited in the District OF Columbia once
a week for two months successfully before
the third Monday in March next, ne give no
tee to his creditors TO appear before the
Judges Of Charles County aforesaid, on the
third Monday in March next, tor the pusPose
Of recommending a trustee tor their dement,,
and to shew cause, if any they have, why the
said Charles l. Lancaster should not have the
benefit of the insolvent laws of this state as
prayed. JOHN BARNES, e. Z.
dec is ON
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District of Columbia,

alexandria County, set.
NOVEMBER TERN, 1924.
VIM. Fowle, assignee of George
Taylor, Compt.
y against
John McIver, the President, d.
rectors and Company of the SIn Chancery.
Bank of Alexandra, and the
President, Directors & Com
pany of the Bank Of Poto-
mac, Defts,J
The defendant John McIver, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security &C.
cording to the statute and the rules Of this
Court; and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court, upon affidavit filed, that the said de-
PENDANT John McIver, is not an inhabitant OF
the District Of Columbia: On motion OF the
complainant, by his counsel, it is ordered that
the said John McIver do appear here on the
LIST day of next term, and enter his appearance
to this suit, and give security for performing
the DEGREES of the Court; and that the other
defendants, the President, Directors and Com.
pany of the Bank Of Alexandra, and the Pre-.
sident, Directors and Company of the Bank OF
Potomac, do not pay away, convey or Sc.
crete, the debts by them owing to, or the estate
or effects in their hands, belonging to the said
absent defendant John Mclver, until the furth.
er order or decree of this Court; and that
copy of this order be forthwith published for
two months successfully, in one Of the public
newspapers printed in the town Of Alexandra,
and that copy be also posted at the front door
of the CourtH Of said county.
Acopy-Teste, Ell LEE, &C.
Ian
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lll3 ACR Els,

or so much as will be sufficient to answer the
provisions contained in deed of trust, exc
cuted on the 5th June, 1917, by the said A.
lexander Scott and Elizabeth his wife, to the
said Richard II. Foote, to secure to Jacob
Weaver certain sum of money therein men-
toned, with interest, and all costs and char
ges necessarily incurred in carrying into ef-
feet said sale. The deed referred to is duly re-
corded in the Office of Fauquier county court,
and will be exhibited on the day of sale
Such title only will be conveyed, as is vested
in the subscriber by virtue of said decree.
GEORGE w. FOOTE,
Substituted Trustee, by the decree of said
chancery court, in the place of R. H. Foote,
deceased. dec IL Ism
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At Private Sale.
French brandy in pipes

FN French brandy in pipes
hh Common do. do.
- u Holland gin do.
Common do. do.
Lime Juice do, sugar in bbls. vinegar in do
Coffee in bags, backing in cannisters & cakes
Chocolate in boxes, candles in do
shaving soap in do. fig blue in do
Sup. Spanish and half Spanish segars in or.
half and whole boxes
Cayendish and small twist tobaccoin kegs and
half kegs
Quilts and ink powder
Scale beams and weights, stoves and CRATES
Blue teasets, common do. tumblersS<decanters
Sideboards, bureaux, secretaries, desks, chairs
Tables, sofas, pianos, work and candle stands
Book cases, cradles, cribs, bedsteads
Pier glasses, mantle do. silver table spoons
Do. desert do. gold watches, silver do.
Breast pins, ornaments, ear rings, finger do.
Common fur hats, boots and canes
Books and maps
l carriage and harness
Al gig and do.
S8 pair patent lights for vessels
Guns, fire irons, &c.
Cloths, cassimeres, cassinets, vestings
Linens, checks, plaids, stripes, blankets
Flannels, shawls, hdlfs. pearl & bone buttons
Metal and wood do. tapes and bobbins
Pins and needles, threads
Silks, cottons, &c. &c. sc.
S. A. M.aRSTELLER, auc.