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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30

The Legislature of Indiana assembled at India
nopolis on the 4th instant, James Dill was elected
Secretary Of the Senate, and Harvin II. Moore,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives. On the
5th, MIR. Craig, of the House, offered resolution
declaring that Governor Ray had vacated his seat,
in consequence Of accepting the appointment. un-
der the President, ofCommssioner to treat with the
Potawatamic Indians at Mississinewa, conjunction
with Governor Cass and General Tripton. This
subject occupied the attention of the House The
most part of Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
and was disposed of on Thursday evening, when
Mr.. Cruigs resolution was rejected. On Friday,
the Governor delivered his speech to both Houses.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30

LUDrcRous.-Drringthe the performance of George
Barn well at the Boston Theatre, on Monday ev IN
ing last, ludicrous circumstance took place,
which, aswe happened to be present, we shall be
excused for repeating. The gentleman who play
cd the part Of Thoroughbred, after he had been vii
lainously murdered by Barnvel. tely left
his dead body Immediately on the spot where the
curtain was to fall the act over, the curtain de-
sccnded. and being somewhat apprehensive that
its ponderous weight would crush him, he took
up his carcase, and hastily walked of. The tran.
siton from life to death was 50 sudden, and the
scene so ludicrous, that the audience burst into
loud fit oflau;hter, and thus the bloody tragedy
closed,
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30

sho authority ofgeneral rsport-0ut since he has
set us Alright, we stand corrected.
Wesre sorry to say. that Mr.. Fa'rheids debut did
not meet IN. expectations Of his friends, and that his
talents do not seem TO be we'll calculated for the
stage. We wish him great success, however, in his
pursuits and our admiration Of his genius leads us
10 add that some of the sbes efiusous which grace
that bes utful work, the Memorial" are from his
pen. lie will allow us, before we leave him, to
wish him "happy New Year." and to intimate
that we should consider ourselves favored, IL he
would occasionally grace our poetcal department
with the productions Of his muse.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30

ALABAMA.-The Hon. JOHN M'KIrLEr has
been elected to the United States Senate, for the
two years subsequent to the 4th Of March next
The contest WINS warmly contested one, during
which, Mr.. Andrew Mills, senior editor Of the
Huntsville Democrat, to whom had been voted the
freedom of the House, as reporter, was arragned
or breach ofprivege,in having attempted to swere
the mind Of Doctor Moor one of the members, and
was expelled tho Legislative Hall. This was just
as il should be.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30

CuaE ron THE Toofu AcHB.--At recent
meeting of the London Medical Society. Dr.. Blake
stated that the extraction or exci.on Of teeth
unnecessary. lie was enabled, he said, 70 glre the
most desperate tooth ache. (uness tho disease was
connected with rheumati.m) by The application ei
the following remedy TO the diseased tooth" Alum
reduced to an inpalpable powder, two drachms nj
trous spirit ofa:her, seven drachms mix, and ap
ply the m 10 the TOOTH
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30

Compliment to the Yankees.-The New York
Enquirer states it as fact, that a vast portion a
the presses in the State of New York owned, ed
lied, or controlled by natives of the New England
States Farther, Nearly al the State Officers are
New England men, or their de.cendants-her bar
and pulpit have the same origin, her merchants and
traders the same"
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30
N.Xork Dry Goods Store.
No. 10, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

No. ~, WESTMlNSTER-sTRE
7 CARPENDER offers for sale, bana,ooe
- . and general assortment Of G ootl. oons,sgg Of
fancy and staple articles of all kinds ,4ho. for
Christina. Presents, he offers splendid assortment
oi Fancy and Merino IIandkerchieis aud Shawls.
Al,o, new article, Plaid Silk Ilsndkerchies from
Canton-rich and superb patterns, which have ne.
yer been offered in this town, until this day. The
ladies' OF Providence are, know. judges of Goods,
AMI icy are particularly Invited TO call and see
the above. .6lso. few splendid Ostrich Feathers.
The above Goods will be sold at less than ysm
York prices in Fancy Stores.
Dec 81 9t
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CIRCUS.

HNHE public are respectfully informed, that Mr.
Il HUNTER, the Equestrian, will give An en-
ter,ninment at the Circus, Schaffer's Westminster
Garden,
THIS EVENING, DECEMBER 80,
] he performances to commence with the MIL
LER'S FROLIC.
Clowns Act of Horemanship, by Mr.. Allen.
STILL P.AULTING.
MIR. NTH will so through his extraordinary
feats of acuvy, in tossing four brass Balls porpen
diculary and horizontally, and balancing, after the
manner Of the celebrated Greek, Rhigas.
The Metamorphosis ofsbe Sack, or u Clown de-
ccved by Woman--by Master Thomas.
Polanders Ladder, by Mr.. Hunter.
HORSE.NANSHLP, by Mr.. Hunter, without
saddle or bride, in which he will introduce his
celebrated intuition of the drunken IIussar.
Doors open al 6, and performance to commence
at half past seven, precisely. Box SO cents Pi, 25
Dec. 30.
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GREAT BARGAIMg

ut TVHII.M1N'S BLOCK.
lust RECEIVED, and opened this day.
- choice lot of Broadcloths, principally purches-
ed ut The late auctions, and which will be sold at
prices that cannot fail TO please all who viii take
the trouble ;e call. Among them are-one piece
steel mixed, color very much called tor at th:g
season three pieces Of olive very cheap, suitable
for geptlemens top coats, fashionable color also,
black, blue, drab. hairsback, very nice mixed Cas-.
sineres, Oxford Steel, SC. 80
Also, on hand, Valencia. Velvet, Tohuct, Silk
and other Vestings; Handkerchieis, Gloves, Com,
iorters, &c. &C.. Cotton Batting, very nc END
cbsar, together with almost every article, called
for in an establishment of The kind.
Notwithstanding the sudden erit Of a valuat -
lot ofClothins, the subscriber has now on hand q
very general assortment, which will be sold at re-
duccd prices. JAMES CARPENTEh.
Dec o.
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Deaths.

In Pawtucke,, on Friday last, Mr.. William r.
Rice. in the s6;h year Of his age.
lu Warren, MIR. Caleb Thurber, aged 80 +; Mrs.
Hanpah Vial, aged g.
In Rehoboth, on Sunday morning, Mr.. George
Thresher, in the 23d year Of his age.
In Bristol, OH Wednesday last, Mrs. Sally Wee
Ion. aged 50
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30
MECHANICS .4SSOCI.sTYON.

TTNlIE members OF the Providence .4ssoeiaton Of
4 Mechanics and IManufaetursrs are hereby nt-
titled, that their Quarterly meeting will be holden
on Monday evenins,the 9th Of January, at o'clock.
at Mechanics Hail. A punctual and sener at
tendance is requested. BY order ofshs Preshient;
w. r. DANFORTH, See'ry.
The Members ofihe Select Committee are remind
ell, that their regular meeting will be holden the
evening, at 6 o'clock, in the Committee Room.
Dec. 30
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30
RIDING SCHOOL.

MA. HUNTER respectfully informs the citf-
IvA zens OF Providence, that We will, on Tues
day next, open a RIDING School at the Circus
Gcnt!emcns class will be from 10 to ] ! o'clock,
a. NJ. daily, aud from to 0 o'clock, P. NJ. on
Tuesday and Thursday eveninss.--Ladics' class
from 12, NJ. to o'clock, Z. NJ daily, Tho:e
who wish instruction in this useful accomplish
Inent, will please 10 leaye their names at the Cir
Gus on Monday morning, between the hours Of
9 and II. Dec. so.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30

A house and barn were consumed by fire in
Bristol. on Tuesday morning last.
Proposals for three new papers are in circulation
in New York, one daily and two weekly.
The Rhode Island Register for 1927, has been
Issued from the press Of Messrs. Carlile s. Brown,
and is for sale at the Book Stores.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30

Canal Market-The building erected at the
foot of Constitution Hill, by the public spirited cit
izens Of the North part of the town. for Marke,
House, will be opened on Monday next. 1t is ire.
ported that there will be .iisplay Of fine beef,
poultry, pigs, &c. on tho occasion.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30
FANCY GOODS .a.ND CIRCULATING LII
BR.1RY

VINHE subscriber has taken store No. 43. Chean
Il side, formerly occupied by Mr.. E ward Cong
don, where he intends keeping constantly for sale.
general assortment of F.lyVCY GOODS, which
will be offered on very favorable teras
lie has also opened, M the above store, a CyJ.
CULAILNG LIBRARY, consisting of about one
thousand volumes. in which may he found all the
new and popular works, to which additions will be
constantly made. Terms same as MIessrs. Robin
sons and Dana. Just received lor circulation,
Yorktown Romance, in two volumes.
Dec. 3. f.. w. NtXCY
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30
STEAM ENGL.NE NOTICE.

A ] an adjourned meeting of the stockholders Of
IA the Providence Ste;S, Engine Company. hol-
enat t3e Slanufacturers Hoto, on the 22d instant,
Charles Dyer, Esq. Chairman, Dr. John a. Wals-
worth was appointed their agent.
LEWIS w. CLIFFORD, Sec'ru
Those who may be desirous of obtaining steam
Engines made on the plan adopted by the Provi-
dsDce Steam Engine Company, will apply 10 ths
subscriber, at Portsmouth, r.
All letters by mail must be postage paid.
JOHN A. WADSWOkTU.
Dec. -. .9gtm p. S. Z ca
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30

Mariners .deeting.-The meeting that wss held
atthe loft appropriated for the use OF .eamen, on
nday morning last was well attended. We up-
ders,and that Meetings will be held a, the same
place during the winter
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30

STEAM BoATs.-The steam boats plying be-
tween this town and New York, have ceased for the
"present." The elegant boat Long Branch contn-
ues to run from New London, where passengers will
find themselves comfortably accommodated, and
quick passages through We wiater to New York.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30
FRUTT HILL.

r EONARD SWEET respectfully informs the
IL public, that he has removed from his former
stand to his place short distance to the eastward,
ON the summit Of Fruit Hill, where he ha. opened
house of refreshment, and would be happy TO ae
commodaie such may be disposed TO call and
partske OF such thing, q, his present house sgord'
Dec, q.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30

1.-THE regular weekly meeting Of r. r. T. A.
o. f.. a. o. F. will be held this evening, at half
past o'clock, at their saloon. Question for dis.
custom" Are Dues. in any case, justifabls."
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30

Arrived at Newport, on Thursday last, chip Ri
sing States, Peare, days from Savannah, with
cotton, SC.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30
ON SATURDAY NEXT.

BY authority othe State of Rhode Island under the su
perntendsnee Of Managers appointed by law.
WASHINGTON LODGE LOTTERY, class S,
PAINE s. BURGESS, AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS.
TNO he drawn in Providence, on Saturday, JAM
Il uary 9th, 1927.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30

AFuel Society has been formed BY the citizens Of
Pawtuckeh
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-30
1856 Prizes, }
1924 Blanks, (

Prizes payable 40 days AFTER the drawing, and subject
to the usual deduction Of O. per cent
All orders iortickets (post pad) addressed to u.s. will
be promptly attended to, the following terms for 100
tickets schomc price, for approved paper, pava
BILE ID days after the drawng-ora at retail two doliars.
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= BWNQGSSs

Where a ticket may be had for the trihlng sum o.
81 and quarters SO cents.
Al.SO-a few chances may yet be had in The
Washington Canal Lottery, which drew IN wash
ngton last Wednesday, the drawing ofwhich IS not
yet received. $4,000 Highest Prize. Wholes
$40, parts in proportion. Dec. 30.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-13

crossed and read third time tomorrow. The
bill provides that, hereafter, the duty on Greek
and Latin books, printed before the year I77s.
shall not exceed four cents per volume; and the
duty on pamphlets and periodical works shall
be four cents per volume, or twenty-six or thir.
~ cents per pound, as the saic duties NAV re-
spec,i3ely apply under the existing laws.
Mr.. Storrs, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, reported bill supplementary 10 an act
for the gradual inf rease Of the. Navy Of the
United States, authorizing the President TO
suspend the building of one Of the ships provi-
ded for in said act and to purchase a ship if
the same can DE doie on advantageous terms
The bin was twice read and committed
Mr. Hemphill, from the Committee on Roads
| and Canals, TO whicl was recommitted the bill
"to aid the State Of illinois in opening Canal
from Lake Michiganto the Illinois River" re-
ported an amendatery, or rather new bill.
which was COMMITTED 10 Committee of The
Whole House for tomorrow. The original
bill gave certain qp,aiity o! land to the State
Of Illinois for the puf1cse named; but the new
bill authorizes all sections Of land, through
which the proposed canal will pass, TO be sold,
and half the proceeds Of such sales to be sub
scrbed by the General Government to the
| S''NN VI o"i'. Nana', ""Ni"o NiS 5tdte Tue
| right OF redeening the Government Stock, at
any time, by paying mo the Treasury of the
United States the amount of said Stock
All tic bills yesterday ordered 10 be engross-
ed, were read third time and passed
The House then resolved Itself into Com
mittee Of the whole, Mr. Bassett in the Chair
on tho bill "for the relief Of James Monroe
Mr.. Saunders Of Norih-Caroliua, and Mr.
Sloane OF Ohio, spoke against the bill, and Mr.
Iomlinson OF Connecticut, and Mr.. lngha,n oil
Pennsylvania, for it Mr.. Whi,tlesey OF Ohio
moved TO strike out that part of the bill allow
ing interest, and gave his reasons. Mr. Mer
Ger replied to him, urging the justice of the al
lowance. The question was then taken on Mr.
Whittlesey's motion, and decided by yeas anc
nays-Yess 92-Nays 73.
| The Committee rose and reported the bill a
amended, s the House ordered it TO be enpross
ed and read third time to.mOrrow--.Ayes 10.
Noes 81.
Mr.. McLane of Delaware, rose and suggest
ed to the House the propriety Of reinqaishin.
the consideration Of private bills during the re
maindcr Of the session, in order to dispose @
| Public Bills, which were all important 10 thu
operations of Government. II the House, h
said, wished 10 act upon private bills he though
it would be proper to Go at extra sittngs
and therefore moved thlt the House take re
cess until six O'Clock, which motion was CARR
ed; and the House adjourned 10 meet again a
6 O'Clock The Bills Frat on the Docket bcinJ
unimportant cur reporter did not remain.
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Cheap and Valuable Books

A Inquiry into the principles ofthe. Distribution Of
IN Wealth most conducive to human Happiness; by
William Thompson, dolls
The British Drama, complete, in two large volumes
9vo. dolls.
shakespeare's Plays complete, ! vol. 12mo. dolls
The Rambler and ldler, with Portraits, l vol. Svo.
us
The Adventurer, with fine Portrait, vol. Svo. so
The World, with fine Portrait, vol. 8vo. dolls
The Observer, with fine Portrait vol. Svo. 2dolls.
The Spectator, with beautiful plates, VOL 8vc. So
Johnson's Works complete, with plates, vol Svo.
S dolls
Johnson's Lives ofthe Poets, 80. Us.
Burns Poems and Letters, complete, 8vo 9 So
The Mirror and Lounger, complete, portraits Svc
3 %.
The Taller and Guardian, complete, portraits Svo
4 50
Atkins British Poets. containing all the hest p..
in the Ensl.ah 4 .,s~~ss, $40 S dolls.
Hume and smolletts History of England, with Mil
lers History of George Sd, 8 vols Svo many plates
10 dolls.
Gliie's History Of Greece, complete, volume, Svo.
275.
Ferguson's History of the Roman Republic, vol.
Syo. 275
Hooke's Roman Empire, vols Svo. 9dos.
Plutarch 5 Lives, complete, vol. $40. 80.
Popcs Poetica W orks, with his translation OF llo-
mcr, complete in vol so.
The Remains of!Ienry Kitke White, complete, COM
prislng his Poems, Letters, &c Svo. IS.
Darwin's Botanic Garden, Loves of the Plants, and
Temple ofNature, with numerous Botanical and other
plates, vol 8vo. dolls.
Cowpcr's Poetical Works, complete, vol. Svo. 25
The Works Of Peter Pindar, with the satire, songs
and odes of Mr.. Canning, ivoL. 8vo. 81.
Lord Byron's Don Juan, Hours of ldlenes, English
Barcs and Scotch Reviewers, and other Poems, VOL
9so , dolls
Burnetts History Of the Reformation, vol l2mo.
9 dolls.
Bacon, Works. complete 10 vols. $40. % dolls.
Nicholson's Operative Mechanic and Machnis, lvol.
8vo dolls.
Fcrguson's Lectures on Mechanics. SC. vol svo.
. dollars
The Mechanics Magazine, 5 vols. svo. dollars
The Chemist, containing valuable information on all
subjects connected with Chemistry, vols. Svo. j So
Loudon's Encyclopedias of Gardening, Sd edition
10 50.
Loudons Encyclopedia of Agriculture, 800 engrav-
ings, Is dollars
The Naval History of Great Britain, from the earliest
period, by Captain w Goldsmith, II. n. dollars.
The shove, with many other cheap and very valuable
Works, just received. and on sale by
!. may i3 PISilEY THO MPSON.
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I.eghorns, Sc.
WfTHERS & WASHINGTON have received
w l case ladies' Leghorn gypsies
l do misses Bolivar do
~ reams writing paper
SO do superior letter do may IS
Cash Your Prizes!

l6JoLDERS of prizes in the Maryland State Lottery
~ winch was drawn on Wednesday, (no matter
where purchased invited to call at my Office, :, T.
corner OF King Royal Streets and get the cash for
.len' OF renew them in the next lottery, asI have
now an opportunity of sending them on to Baltimore
may Is Holm CORSE.
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New Novel, etc.

GRANNY, novel in vols (just publishcd,) &c..
~ shaiers Account of Algiers, svo. rs
Watts Literary Souvenir, for 1926, most beautiful
book, 3 81.
The Art Of 'eanty; Or the best methods ofimprov-
ing and preserving the Shape, Carriage and Complex
ION, together with the theory of Beauty, 9 50.
Horne on the Scriptures, new edition, vols. 8vo l6
dollars.
Life in ireland, with 10 humorous colored engrav
ings, 3 IS.
Life in London, 2 vols. many colorcd Engravings
dollars.
kcly's "reminiscences, Picture Of Greece, Roman
Nights, Moore's Sheridan, Mornings at Bow-Sueet,
90, Last Of the Mohcans, &C. On sale by
PISHEY THOMPSON
The new Wavcry Novel Woodstock" Wheaton's
Life ofPinkney, Brambieye Hail. by the author of Re-
jected Addresses, The Wise Men OF Gotham, by Mr..
Pauicing, ana other new publications, expected in a
few days. may IS
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The letter from which The following extracts
are copied, was written by a gentleman Of New
York who is personally acquainted with the al
flic,ed poet to whom they refer, and may be re-
lied on as exhibiting correct view OF his sitn-
alton, and of his claims upon the bcneyolence
Of The public.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-13

Muscovado Sugar, lea, &c.
* , HHDs. West India and New-orleans sugar, part
JC Of which is represented to be prime
s chests Young Hyso Tea
3 do Gunpowder do, Pacilc's cargo
10 quarter fr'e casks French Madeira Wine
pipe Sherry do. represented to be old and of
very superior quality
100 barrels Baltimore Herring, just received per
schrs Bruce and Lucy Ann, for sale by
may 13 s. MESSERSMIrH
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p VINyyytSEsIII'
DIED.

Yesterday morning, Mr. Jony BARRIER, aged q
years HIS friends aud acqpaintances respectfully
requested to attend his funeral This Ere,ng at four
O'Clock, from the late residence of Capt Henry Bayne
corner of Duke and Onion streets
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COEINEaCIAE.
SMllP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Nay 12-sloop Vernon, Wilson, New York, 6 days;
freight for the district
Brig Volant, Stone, Barbados, IA days allastand
specie TO William Fowle & Co and others.
Schr Bruce, Baker, Baltimore, 3 days; freight for
the district
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-13
New Music :.

Sc ARiON," afayorte Scotch Song, by Mrs Miles
W swiftly from the mountains brow, by Moran
There's tear that flows when we part" by barley
Inc trends we left ut home, Swiss air.
"rhe Harper OF Null" favorite Scotch song.
GLOW oft when watching Stars" a Savoyard air
'ill watch Tor thee from my lonely bower"
Liuiiers celebrated Pas Seul in Cherry s Fair Star
''Comn through the rye" af,vorite Scotch melody
Grand March, from Rossini's Opera Of Tancredi;
with mahy other Songs, Waltles, Marches, &C.
lately published.
Guitars, Flutes, Flageolets, &c.
Also
Il PL1NO FORTE, manufactured by Loud & Bro.
Tiers, Philadelphia, with round corners additional Kcys
and superior tone. Price 225 dollars. On sale by
may Is PISHEY THOMPSON.
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Cheap Shoes. etc

Cheap Shoes. etc
Just recsivad md for sale
. BOXES containing 1872 pr mems llned&bound shoes
- do 104 do waXed do do
do 81 do boys do do
. do 70 do copper fastened do
do 70 do brogans do
chests Young Hysan tea
BIB. catty boxes Imperial do
boxes, containing 20 BIB catty boxes Gunp. do
$500 lbs soft shelled almonds
$50 groce velvet corks
80 groce porter bottles
puncheon superior old Jamaica spirit
So barrels shad
Z 80 do herrng-By
mayl3 COHAGAN < WHITTLE.