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20 ~ pound hpNes G~unpnwder md Imperial
Tea, seirrird Tor family use,
10 hngs Pepper md Pincuto,
> do White l,arc Ginger,
10 hnxrs 1alluw and sperinaceii Candles.
81 boSrs and lo ensks real Goshen Cheese.
Indigo, NRddtr, Alum and Cul1erus,
lienl Durham Mustard,
Fig Eluu nud Starch,
Q pipes old Madeira y inr,
. do do 1enerinr do
= ID In Sirily Madeira do
Il lids mud ! pipe rrnl Malaga do
| pipe very superior old CognaC Brandy, 9Th
pruof,
2 pnncliceps Old Jamaica nnd Antigua Rum
! PIPE lvnl Holland Gin,
Blister md German Steel,
3ogeihcf HiM u gcneroi assortment Of
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Tor Oil, IN qunrl, Volatile salts
pint and hull pint S~nlphntr Qnlnine, q
bottles INV article
Epson salts ipecHcunnhn
Chamber do Columho IN root and
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Jalap, %CampIior Orange Peel, fresh
trehm Tartar. bentinn Root
Flors sulphur Blue Niiriul
khnbarh in root sweet oil
btto in powder SallnI tn.
Gum Opium ,iam Gamboge
Caleined Mncnesia Gum Msrrh
Lump ditto Cinnamon
sugar. Lead oil Wormsced
Peruvian Bark, very oil Gloves
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Refined borax Pearl Barley
spirits Nitrc Spirits lIart.horn
Balsam Copniva oil Cinnamon
Refined Liqnorice Rose " alter
Common ditto oil Peppermint
salts TariHr ESiuct Bnrk
Canclla Bark Extract llrmiork
Red Preripiiate sup Cafb, Soda
Gum AlnPs IAftntic Acid
Gum Arabic Croion Oil
spanish Flies %snlphnric Aid
Flake Mamma Nitrr ditto
Senna Leaves, Murintie ditto
Gum Guaicum Lees Anliiili,ns Pills
Iunar tGnstic DIR, Roberison's Elixir
Corrosive Suhiimate iIrnlih
Arrow Root, sup. qual. Paul Columbian Of
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Also, u most splendid assortment of FANCY
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WALTER II. M~IDDLETON,

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-10
COAfyMODORE PORTER.

We have received from an unknown hand at
Washington the pamphlet in LOT pages, which CON
tains Commodore Porter's" Exposition Of the facts
and circumstances which justified the expedition 10
Foxardo', and its Consequences; together with the
proceedings Of the late Court of Enquiry The Com
modoremakes this Exposition to justify hmsefin the
eyes OF his counirymeo. We have spread his Defence
in this days paper before our readers; but there
are other interesting matters in it, Of which we
shall hasten 10 give a rapid sketch.
The writer is an officer Of high distinction. He
has " done the state some service" His chivalrous
exploits in the Fugate Essex are mpershablv
written in he memories of his counbymen. lie is
brave and intelligent-but his besetiing sin is a
certain ardour Of temperament which sometimes
hur1es him into acts and expressions, which il is
easier to practice than justify. This prompts him
too often to fly to the press The pamphlet before US
ought to have been withheld, until the constituted
tribunals had passed upon his case. His Defence
Is only small part ofit.-It presents US with the
correspondence between himself and the Secretary
OF the Navy--the proceedings Of the Court Of
Enquiry; the evidence which was submitted 10 il 4.
and the Documents which they rejected. lie
declined opening his case before them. And we
regret to find him clashing SO frequently with the
Secretary aRdthe Court.