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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05
l,o47 SO
S2,3l3 S3

Amounting 10 S2,3l3 So
for abou, three moaths.
These details we earnestly recommend TO
The perusal Of the CUmmitiee on Relrench'
ment. hey no, only show that Gen. Jack
sons fare was something better than hickory
nuts; bu, they also show that he was not rcluc-
,Anl TO demand money from The Treasury, IN
gross amounts, without going through the 'or.
mality OF producing vouchers hickory nuts!
Here we have Noyeau at dollars dozeh
London Porter at dollars box, Claret at 10
dollars box, Madeira at dollars gallon,
Brandy Alb proof at dollars gallon, Gun
powder tea at 8 dollars pound Lime Juice
Syrup, Old hiskey, Segars, sc. &c, excel
LEM fare for an abSlinen! Admirable military
die,! An item Of 8277 IS for nine days board
for the General and fanny is pretty good
proof thai hr lived on something brter than
hickory NUS. The public poke was deep, q
a hardful, more less, would not he missed
Then we have $50 IS, for which nc receipts
were taken, demanded and allowed on Bros
naugh's certificate, thar this amount had been
expended, aud not included in any other as
count II Gen. Jacks N could ask and obtain
money from the Treasury, without specifying
ard proving items, we shall be glad 10 be in
formed with what justice he could refuse 10
allow accounts on the same principle, were he
the Prcsid Mt? Accoun,s are not thus allowed
under The presen, Administration; and when
We are told that General Jackson is 10 reform
our presenI system, il must mean that ne will
y Vf
settlement.
We regret that the advocates OF Genera al
jackson. by the course ofhUsiiity TO the pre-
se"' Administration which they have pursuei,
should have ,mpos d US the necessity Of
,,,k 81 M,
READINGS, to appropriate abnndan,ly Of the pnb
lie money 10 his own purposes, whenever The
opportunity was afforded him: and of his I'M
Willingness 10 be lelttred in his demands by
those forms which have been es abished for
The purpose If preventing fraud aud establish
ing sui ct economy. But when we have been
,old, WIFI an audaciIy seldompa, alleed, that the
present administration have been VIGOROUSLY
rxlravagant, and thar General Jackson is The
only man who ould be selected, for MS attach
men 10 economy, his nfexibIe purity, his
disinterrsied patriotism, effecrually TO reform
hi, system, and introduce one Of rigid &C.
couniabi'iIv AID economical appropI ia,ion
what course was lcfi but To shaw how entirely
me practice of General Jackson bellies the pro
f. Ssiors and assertions Of his adherents. We
may defy those adberents to produce from The
whole history OF our country an individual IN
stance where SO few services have been so lib
orally rewarded, or where republican simplici
" AMI economy have been SO completely disrt-
ga ded, ard ,ne public money recSlessly
drawn aad distributed, as in the case Of Gener
al Jackson. We might as reasonably expect 10
see Tie interests Of morality promoted BY
placing worn out dsbauchee at the head o.
our sys EN- Of educ alton, as that the elevation
Of General Jackson would lead 10 any econom-
ical improvement in the disbursing depart
ments Of our Government.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

Gen. Jackson was left out II the army May
3ls,. 1921. AS dsbanded officer he received
an additional three mouths pay, being until the
Slst August, 1921. As Governor Of FiorIda,
he received at the rate Of $4,000 year, troT
June lst, 1921, to January ist, 1922. from
june LIST to September LIST, therefore, he receiv'
ed double compensation, as a MAJOR General az
the rate of S2,4oO year, and as Governor OF
Florida, at the rate Of $4,000 year. Again
while, as Major General, he was allowed mum,
fcently for subsistence, -ations, forage, tue, ana
Tor pay, subsistence clothing and quarters Tor
servants, at The rate of about $4,000 year, as
Governor Of Florida he was drawing during
three months, Tor contingencies which em6rac-
ed subsistence, forage, quarters, fuel, &c at tae
rate Of about $4,000 year. Ii thus appears
that while, as Governor of Florida, he stood
before the public as receiving merely $4,000
wear. for three months oul of the six that he
was employed in that capacity, he received oil
the rate of about $4,000 year.
If we mistake not, we have seen il asserted
that General Jackson in his domestic habits,
diet and drink, is the mos: abstemious OF men,
as devoted to humble fare monk Of Val
lambrosa apable OF living on hickory mus aud
acorns. In order TO shed light on this point
we lay before the public, few of the charges
for "hit kory nuts" &c. paid for him By the Unit
ed STATES. while in Florida on a salary OF five
thousand dollars.
MoxrrELiER, slst May, 1921.
The UNITED STATES, DR..
To Blue & Shomo,
Stores for Major General Andrew Jackson,
U. S. Commissioner for receiving the Floridas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

The United States, DR..
TO John Austin.
To the expenses of Ma or General
Andrew Jackson. Commissioner for
receiving the Elnridax -t.ar..-.l.a an-L -
a prii, to The 9th Of May. 1921, for
Boarding himself and family as per
bill rendered, S277 rs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

The United States,
To Gen Andrew Jackson
Comm. for the reception Of the Flo
ridas, DR..
From I'd April 10 18th July, 1921.
10 necessary expenses incurred by
him from the time Of his arrival at
New-Orledns, unul he re; eivsd pos
session at Pensacola, and Tor which
no receip's were taken, and which
are not included IN any other ac-
count, $3.50 Is
certify that three hundred and Sc,
veny dollars and fifteen cents were &C.
tual'y expended as above charged, and
for which no regular vouchers were
obtained. J. G. BRoNAuGH,
p. Src'y for Gov. Jackson.
Pensacola, 18th July, 1921.
The United States.
For The Commissioner General Andrew
Jackson, 10 Eph. a. Blaine, Dr..
May ls2l-To gals. Brandy, al 80 so
822 so
273 do Madeira Wine at IS 90 1877 so
1sa do-Oid Whiskey,7s cents u eaa
boxes Of Clare,, - 90 1900
2 do small BOTTLED IS 90 &c 90
Cssk Porter, 8 doc. SO % 90
D"zrn Syrup, 500
I Dozen Noyeau, 500
Boules Bitteis, 500
$50 los Rice, al St cts per ID. 52s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

The United States. d..
To T.. A. Biain,
For forage furnished the Uni'ed
STATES Commissioner fnr the reception
Of he Floridas, and suite.
1871
To 1923 lbs Hay, a Il cents 80 ~
To 1850 h.. Fodder, a 2 CTS. IS no
To 81 Barrels Corn, 81 so, 81 90
lac ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

CAM Montpelier, Is June, 1921.
General Jackson,
To James Earles, Dr..
To Pork, 81 90
To "a ~. butter, 9 90
Is 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

Cant. Montpelier. Is June, 1921.
General Jackson,
To L. Rrindcr, Dr..
1921, Jan. al 8 ID. Candles s. l2a
ID. MnstarG, | 90
II duz. Pipes, 90
s73 ID. Pork, 90
81 ID. Mutton, | isl
10 8i4
Cant. Mon'pelier, Is Jnne, 1921.
General Jackson.
To E. Thompson, DR..
For l24 Fowls % 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

Gen. Jackson and Suite,
To MIR. Manuel, Dr..
For subsistence, forage, Sc. 5000 90
From the 10Th June to lirh July. 81
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12
Tune S.
To Mr.. William b. KING.

10 Mr.. WILLf.4.H IL. KING,
SIR:- have examined with Cor.
siderable attention, MalIl,s & Fowlerfs Hulng
and Smut Machine, and do not hesitate TO says
that have never seen in this Valley, where
have been Min wright for thirteen years, any
machine as we'll calculated to cleanse wheat
would recommt I'D it to all millers, as being 10
a superior manner calculated 10 cleanse Wheat
of Smut, Chaff, Rust and all filth occasioned BY
Weavel, Rat dirt, &c.
am sorry, sir, that am not qualified to 90
ample justice to this excellent improvement ana
highly valuable machine.
April %, 1898. RICHARD MILLER.
We, the undersigned subscribers, do cerufy
that We believe that Maltlys & Fowlers Hu'llag
and Smut Machine to be the best Calculated 70
cleanse Wheat ever introduced here. espeaS
from experience, knowing their good efiec's
from using them in our Mills; we therefore gss
them preference 10 any we have ever ssen'
Your Humble Servants,
George Lanrr. Joseph Hhper.
Amos Wh.ssne. Gideon Pom6akers
Robert M -8Jsser, Robert Montgomery.
The above mschine can be had 90 spplicsu0a
to he subscriber, living near Martinsburg.
NAV 22--3t. WILLIAM b. KING
GTThe editors of the Free Press, Wnche:'
ter Republican. Sentinel OF the Valley, Hsrr'
sonburg Register, Staunton Spectator, Lesins'
ton Int ligencerj Charlottesville Advocate, esa.
Wing, and Lynchburg Virginian, are reques'sSS
60 insert the above 70 the am, OF one dollar, s"s
fora ard their bills to Ibis cffce fer coilecnoh'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12

study Of Greek models, certain Attic purity
aud severity Of style conspicuous 10 some Of
his best wrought pieces.
afsesdes this quality. We also observe. in
every part of these volumes, proofs Of very
extensive and profound general knowledge
There is almost An encyclopedias Familiarity
With subjects in many departments of modern
science. II IS this ample store Of images and
Illustrations joined 9th IhIs happy art Of nitro
dncing them, which gives Us confidence in the
ultimate splendid success Of Mr.. Petcivsi's
authorship. He is not to he named with those
poets, who set up with small stock of ideas,
and pretty talent, and soon write themselves
out. We regard his powers and resources as
lnexhaustible, and If his spirit shall be elastic
enough To Try them all successfully, eondes.
cending at the same time 20 feel and be guided
by the pulse OF public taste, I've do uos mean
merely the public Of today lie VIII acquire
for the literature of his country an enviabe
renowu."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12

NJ Office The subscriber des signing o leave
~ thispsrt of the county shortly, has trans
terred 10 CHARLES JAMES FAuLKhRR. ESQ. in
trust ior The benefit Of his creditors, he uhole
OF his personal property of every description
and has likewise assigned to him his Books up
to the present date, with the accounts, &c.
therein contained. and has appointed hlm his
attorney m fac, with full power, for the pur
poses before mentioned, by suit or otherwise,
to collect and receipi for the same.
NAV 90. ROBERT + TURNER
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12

20 CkADLERS The subscribe lenders
Il his thanks TO bis old customers for their
past favors, and informs them that he has pro.
vIded himself with excellent timber. well sea
soned, tor making and repairing CRADLES;
and will thankfully receive orders for making
Cradles, hanging Scythes, &C. and execute
his work in mastery manner lie will furnish
cradles completely finished, with good scythes..
for the reduced price of four dollars and fifty
cents, or will hang and finish them il the
scyrhe be furnished HIM 70, two dollars. Re.
pairing done at reduced prices.
The public. humble servant,
JACOB NJ. GARDNER.
Martinsburc NAV 90 a..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12

y virtue OF deed OF trust from the late
- Mr. Rawie'Sh Morgan to me, now of re
cord IN he county court of berkeley, I will
offsr for sale. for cash, before the Court House
door in Martinshurg, on Monday, the I4th dau
efJty neat, being court day. a certain 1R.3CT
OF Ly4@N'D, situate neat the Swanponds. in
sad county, containing about 494 acres, or 90
much thereofas may be Sufficient to discharge
the debt in the SAID trust deed mentioned.
This property is the same upon which Mr..
Norg n resided, and is supposed 10 be so well
known as to snpersede the necessity Of any par.
ticulsr description Of it
PHILIP C. PENDLEToN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12
WOOL CARDING. &c.

He undersigned respectfully informs the
public, tina, he continues The Wool Gard
ing, FulIing, &c. at his old stand at Darkes
willie, Berkeley county. He will send once a
week to Charlestown, for the purpose of re
ceiying and returning work, and has made q
stand at The store OF Mr. VIM Z. Lock, and
a, MIR. william Morrow's in Charestown. lie
will be thankful for all orders in his line, and
viii faithfully execute work at the customary,
prices. SILAS OAK.
MAY 29.--tt
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12
GlOMRT WANTED

lanes p. ERsKINE. & Co. must say to
j their friends and customers, that they
WANT MONEY-Gnd must haze 10. Having
been modest in their calls heretofore, they ex.
pecs this notice TO be attended to.
Our IAN ES p. ERSRLNE
Intends removing to Baltimore to reside, in July
next, and their business must be settled up to
that time. We hope all that are indebted, viii
see the necessity and call and settle their &C.
counts, il they should not be able to pay.
Martinsburg, June S.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12

He would likewise intern the Farmers, Nil
lers, and others of Berkeley and jefferson
counties, that he carries on the BOATIN q
BUSINESS; he will agree to deliver Flour and
every other kind of produce in Georgetown.
Alexandra. &c. on the most reaso ma bic terms.
The subscriber sole is share ofpublic patron.
age, and asks IT no longer than he may continue
to deserveit
JOHN CAMERON.
Shepherrstoyn: NAV 86t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12
$5l3D

Hhois Ticket onll S2--My Sl-Quarter 50 cts
II The utmost attention will be given By tho
Managers. TO the commands Of distant sdyen-
turers, for tickets and shares in the above LOT
terry, and an official account of the drawing
v I be forwsrdcd. free from expsnse, inmedi.
ately upon IT'S event
Prize tickets IN former Lot cries received az
cash. and the cash paid or RENTED directly iOf
prizes as soon az drawn.
'x*all letters must be post paid and addres.
sed to YATES & M1NTYRE, Managers,
Washington City, D. C.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12
Gasu.ng, CarOlug, ST.

vnstiE subscriber takes III method of inform.
III ing the public, that he has the Mills late Nv
occupied by James Bell. deceased, in Shep.
herdstown, where he is prepared 10 execute
oil orders for Saving of timber, &c.--Fis Ma.
ch'ues are In complete order for Carding W 90.
on the shortest notice. Wool win be carded
into rolls Tor cents (cash) per ID. or cents
credit.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12

C0HEN's OFFICE-BALTIhORr
Sd class Maryland STATE LOTTERY. toy ,sss
To be drawn in the City Of BaiisE1ore -
Wsdnssday, 25th June This .Mon,6,
RICHEST PRIZE,
Ten Thousand Dollars
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12

M ESakS JOHN BARTLETT and 1on :.
IVA LAUBIAGER-Tske notice, sha' ~
Saturday the l4ib day of June next .. y.
house of John Marqnart, in Rushsille, neD
land township, county of Fairfield anc stare J,
Ohio, between the hours OF in the mvfhiSs
and in the evening, viii proceed 70 az
the Dispositions Of John Rutherford, EhI :as
Rutherford Andrew smith, which dsposlVJJSs..
mean 70 offer in evidence in ia suit now n !,
pending 10 the Superior Court OF Chance',' -
which you and other are defendants a no -
pautf. GEORGE RUTHEkl ohp'
Map Is, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12
TO FARMERS.

NTE will take Wheat, Rye and Corn AZ us
w market price, delivered in Bo,eef -
Reynolds NEW MILL, npayment OF aepV'
or IN exchange for Goods at the lowest cssA
rices. BAKER TAPSC0TT, eo'
Shepherdstown, May 80. II
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12

IN ,Uant Of a Husband. "A young lady
was once told by a married lady that
she had better precipitate herself from
off the rocks Of the Passaic Falls, into
the basin beneath, than marry. The
young lady replied, i would if | thought
| could find husband at the bottom
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12

TIVE subscriber respectfully Informs the
u citizens OF Berkeley county generally. tina,
he has provided himself with a good and rub
stantal HACK and pair of steady HORSES:
be has also engaged sober AID s,eady hand
tor driver--Those, therefore, favoring him
with their patronage may rely on every prtosu
ton being made against accidents and every
attention being paid to their comfort and con.
venicnce. BEVERLEY WILKINSON
Martinsburg, MAY %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12

tour readers, we thiak, will be pleased by pc.
ruslBg the following very witty Lottery ad
vert'sement, which appeared some ime since
in Philadelphia. 1t IS from the pen Of Mr.
Charles Clements, proprietor Of The Neptune
Lottery Office, opposite MIR. Yohe's Hotel.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12

shephertls,owp, May 8.-6t.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

We slIalit is now hardly problcmoticai to say so
obtain thirteen Il not fovrtccn more IF the Electors
chosen by the people, and they will choose other two
giving ut least p, and probably D votes. Flew
y ork viii fulfil the hopes and onticipatons OF The
nation, and John q. Adams will again be the honor
cd President Of these United States.
There are official returns from Queens or Suc
folthouglI the election i'll that district of the Ad
Ininstration clcctor is beyond doubt. We sec in q
morning paper, statement that yesterday and South
Hampstead supposed to have balanced each other
Those who know the county and the candidates. will
smile at this instance Of prcsumpous ignorance or
wiu pJisstutcncnt. TO those who do not it NAV pc
well TO say, that they viii probably give from TO 800
each for the Admins ration.
The Jamaica Queens co Farmer, Of Yesterday.
says in relation to these two towns, that
Oysterbay will give about 600 minority for tic Nd
minstratiou. IN Hampstead the Administration will
have still greater minority.
Extracts Of letter.
To The Editor Of Tie .New Yorh Anecrican.
AfBs"Y, nov. &, 1929.
Strive have defeated the regulars in orr county
four or five hundred. Rensselaer, and Saratoga are
Administrations Rensselaer, certain, ! am told this
moment.
IIuDsov, Thursday, Nov 6.
The olc-tor for old Columbia is safe The other
part Of the ticket is quite uncertain, unless it be the
Congressman. which is also safe i'll ell probability
UTIc4, Wednesday, Nov. d, 1922.
wrote vou last evening the result Of our vote
Yesterday. 1903 majority for the administration. We
have this dav pollod in this town 436 votes of which
234 for the Administration and so for Jackson.
am confident that VIC shall have about 500 majority
in this town
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

es 10 FURNISH us With statement OF the quantity q
Hour that arrived yesterday which amounted to three
thousand Notwithstanding 4oO from the City Mills
25oo OF which were inspected in the course of the
day. "a 49,
Our country friends. have every inGncement 70
of! IL immediately all the wheat and -four thew caa
spare. 10y 80
hEhT cfles in bat slowly, 81 Is per busheI is
given currently. As this is the time fo- seeding ,,o
nope our Country friends Will not let the oppor,unity
sup OF putting IL large crop for next year for ~,
ha'e no doubt That the present prices will sweep the
country clean OF all kinds Of bre,d-stuff and thu.
COED prices viii Be got Cor the new crop
The river IS coming in freely the stock however
10th OF country four end city mills, is very small
The last sale OF The former at l-a but So ia
low asked We have heard Of any szie of c;t,,
mills lately do the Ters show unv disposition,
to maine price.
p S. On the receipt Of the news by the Lee,1s
yesterday, holders asked further advance. Of 20
cents, though we heard OF no sal>s being made
The New York American of Friday, quotes u. 9.
Bank Stock ls1 4 1885, Exchange on London 11GI n
III.
From the Baltimore Chronicle al SATURDAY.
The Flour .HIpr,ket yeSterday.-W Whatever efIic.
the Intelligence from ENGLAND, by Yesterdays mail
ought TO have had upon the market it is certain that
the prices experienced no dminuti ,n-and atho,loh
we learn tina; not lNch done, and that it 1r,v he
SAID that the market quite untctsad Vet Flour WIS
sold from the Wagons in the course OF the div Il,
from e:yAt d2i,TS and guarfcr IN gac dola,:s ncy
bGryc'.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

For THE CoHsrITUTiovAI WJIrG.
The Wing of this morning, contains another lct'cI
of Mr. Sloane, re-afirming tho statement made in his
first!-When this charge w0s first made, honor and
dcicacy forbid my taking my other notice Of it. than
publicly to dcnouncc the cnlnsny and cGtuirniutor!
He has met TINT dcnuncaton by simple and o5usirc
repetition Of the silly hct
cannot consent to stcop TO formal vindicaton Of
character against the naked assertions of such man
as John Sloane 1t IS due however to my friends and
The public to say, that whenever it shall bcconc my
duty, to give any public explanation touching this r
ter shall be enabled to show by the most conclusive
evidence, Ito those at least who think it more candid
to lie confined byfacts than Influenced by pqyty1 that
the charge wicc has been made is destitute of truth
and that unschoolcd in artice and too proud to dis
seb,c my conduct at the time alluded to was mark
cd by the utmost candodr and fairness
Nov. 8, 1923. A. STEVENSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12
From the y. York .1n<ricGr, .NoseqqJe,.
TRIuMpH OF TUE GOOD GAuSE

It is with unfrigncd qualification We take III our
pen to record the result far yet ascertaned OF
the election I'm this city, where one expected
success OF any sort, have kept down the majority
on the electoral ticket 80 what it was last wear, al
Trough five Thousand more votes were poied now
than then. This in itse is doing much. But beyond
Congress ticket has been reduced three thousand. and
tie county ticket regularly nominated has been de-
ieatcd! Tho dignity and respec'abity of New ork
has been indicated, by rejecting By a large majority
such ndiatc M. ~. .Youh for the slrievalty
THIS worthless and unprincpcd tool has been reject
ct IN spite OF party services party recommends IONS
md party discipline. OF electors friendly to the add
unistratCn there accounts from the following dis
tTiCia sc CliriDn to us serer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12
CANAL REPORT.

Amount of produce brought down the lower sec;ier
OF the jaInes River Canal. and tolls received e;i-
ring the week ending November LIST, 1925
lei iads tobacco, 1913 buehcl, wheat 2Go1 b,.yl-
els flour, $50 bushels corn, Geo tons iron lbar
- CORDS wood, 1000 Darrell slaves, COO ooppol,,s
1900 lbs miscellaneous articles ii hid wEisk er
/ empty boat, (sJnall CLASSY
Amount of toll TN down loads $3.50 80
DO UP !u2ts IG1 G.
2..1 ~
Iie nun.'cr OF boats arrived during the week
ending the 8th, was 229-tLc amount OF prod,:co
Is not yet mace up.