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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-20

nTA As recently received one hundred N thirty
IL seven Packages Of Goods in his line, com
p;p3ng il complete and extensive assortment OF
Mia'chcs, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Chem.
chaIs, and painters materials Oils OF every drS-
criptlon, Specs, Wines, Porlumcry, Fancy
Soaps, Narnishes ofalI kinds, Dye-Stntls, WV
dow Glass OF various sizes, Surgical lnstru-
ments, Physicians furniture, &C. &C.
The ABOVE. togethr, with his stock on hnnd,
(Which is very large, as well as ms monthly sup
plies which he Will receive, enables HIM to sell
by wholcsale or retail On as favourable terms as
can be had IN Virginia.
:. Practitioners Of Medicine, Country Mer-
Chants, HatterS Dyers, Painters and others, are
most respectful solicited to call upon him, as
they will find II greatly to their interest to do So
- On hand a large quantity Of well made
Puuy.
Oct %
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To the Public.

4 ncac, interesting and Udiudbtc remedfy
~ Il. CHAMBERS Remedy for lnt"mper
- ancc. Tho subscriber, ON the deceasc
OF the late DR. William Chambers, took into
his possession the personal estate OF the de-
ceased and found prepared d large quantity
OF DR.. Cham Jers Remedy for lntemperance.
He hereby informs the public, that be has
disposed of all the Medicine 80 found, TO DIR.
James II. Hart, and Mr. Andrew NJ. Tanning
OF this city.
In making this disposition, the subscriber
has been Hctuated by due regard TO the IN
terests OF the heirs OF the Iutestatr. rs we'll as
from wish TO give the most extensive use to
the virtues at the discovery, whatever they
may be and he can further add, with con
fdeuce, that the gentlemen who will hereaf-
ter be the vendors of tie Remedy Tor intern
perance, as prepared by The inventor, have
been intimately connected with DR.. Cham
bers in his life tme--have been his agents IN
componnding the medicine, and arr acqnaIn'
ted with It's composition.
sILVANUS MILLER, Public hdm'r &c.
u The Medicln" is prepared only by The
Subscribers, who alone ATE IN possession ot
the original recipe of the inventor, AT the OF
! flee OF the late DR.. c. in the basement story
Of Rutgers Medical College, in Duane street,
east side of broadway and at the medicinal
store OF DR.. Hars, corner of Broadway and
lCbambars street, three doors from Wash
ington Hall, New York
From The Termom Ga5eae.
:" We have the pleasure 10 announce that
Dr. Chambers .Hsdicinc. Tor utemperancei
a, been administered 10 twelve uersons i'll
tn, vicinity aud that in crery instance IL has
| Aad the desircd fleet Of producing an cnipc
dsrtiih for Tie use of ardent spirits. II ha'
4 IL
I'd lhem TO Themselves, reiatirfs, md fr,cnds, 10
henifh, 10 indusrg, 10 usefulness, and foitep
proptr stG,ious IN S0cittV'
BEWARE OF IMPOSTURE The al
mos incredible success which DR.. Chambers
medicine has met with in the cure OF intern
perance has brought forth many fraudulent
limitations of tins valuable remedy 10 Sc
cue the public against impnsliion the dlrec-
tions accompanying the genuine remedy tor
intemperance are signed in the hand writing
of the subscribers, without which none ore
genuine.
TO EDITORS.
10 order thai the efficacy Of Or. Chambers
Remedy tor Intemp,rance may be thoroughly
tested. editors OF newspapers. throughout the
country Who viii insert our advertisement
aud add this article to it, aud send Us copy
pf the paper containiugit. shah receive from
IA by return OF mali, a quantity sufficient 10
egre one dtnuknrd, which they viii bc re-
auesled 10 administer 10 some pulcntin tleir
ntieahorh0ud and publish tie result.
Public institutions .nd philanthropic suci-
etc. by uTHiag application idUy anth"nli-
Gated, % tl- snbsc-iber, ~aBll receive the me
dicinr at a very reduced Price. On euclos
ing 10 rs the usual Pflte, $, postage paid
the medicine can b. senI by mail. To those
who are Dp1bl" n 'ay, on ptfsoHM GppifCHtj.
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The Secretary Of Bar 10 Governor Biot.nf.
WAN DGPARfmrHr, Jan 81. 1914.
have had the h. noi q receive your Excellod.
~ letter of the 9th iustutt
My iciter Of the lin. viii have anticinaiod
your inquiries relative 10 fnrlllr, delachmrnts of
militia.
The nhcntion Of the Faymaster of the Amy
viii be particularly directed 10 the payment oG
the troops who may have bee, III service FROM
Tennessee J. ARMSTRONG.
Ills LAcy the Go'nvon, Of 1.nacnes.
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PRINTED AsD PUBLISHED hf
fletcher ~ RICH II. T0LER
u" r. n'5i,.Iers of the Latcs Of the Union.

a, 80, annu.n payable in adyance.-No SUBJ
= ta H. Ffa,eiycl for less time than six months
-rpuHa w al h. discontinued (lnt ut the discretion
a1 o.. - mil all arrrafagss are pad.
eii' t..-f,.aa~uts vii be Inserted n - cents per
- n fIe 6rst time, aud % cents for each
1ala sa' .r,s. from a distance must be pad for
t,,oir Insertion, ar the payment assumed oy
pen 's'p5a,. p ,o pcr4on IN Lynehbofg'
an,.r. Orders Otexcceding TWO squares are IN
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NC 1T.

eoutraetor's cot there for The necessary sup-
plies.
Indispensable necessity for immediate forces
az The field, and the gpoh and safety of our
| frontier. fequhe thai m imposing force should
he kept up IN this quarter. and ,hHt The most
| promt execution Of this order should be obser,
ed. The patriotic esrrtious Of tho militia and
Of Ill other cifiaens. most confidently relica
| ~ - aid the public service. Tcnnrs.ceans
htfe done much by their vi T. but much re-.
narns - be- done 10 sfIecf the object. OF Gov.
ernmcnt In this campaign, ina desirable nnn.
ncr. and rs is cuntcmp lated by the General Gov
crnnent for the general eond aud for he fmrne.
dat aid spccn benefit Of Ills State. Let be
III pleasure of Tcnncssceans, ms il ever LEA
been, 10 md IN an accomplishment of the. views
OF the Government OF our choice which is found
~ be actively engaged III SERVING AID protecting
us against flte rude attacks uf satnres who
have. heretofore drcnfhed our fronict sih the
blood Of innocent wonen aud children. Now
- thr accepted time Det all, aci promptly and
vigorously; such conduct will soon Put an end
10 the campaign against tho enemies of our
peace, ~ Will secure to Tenne.srenns the IN.
porlani benefits which ,hr, have for yen,a
sought, With the brst efforts Of Government ia
theh ia'of. IA time olpeace nod, above all,
they she'ia oaora 90 the wafid IN additional uns
apnivoehi evidence OF thor attachment 80 our
Gosernmf At THIS he Fresideni uiosi conf.
deni relies on.
am. respectfully. your obedirnt servant.
Willie BLOUNT.
To the BrlPudrr General
eldea ~ commission. N thrisisa Tenn M,ftia
az he absence ofHe Ma}0r GsasrdI.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-20
933 BOHGI4S
POTFER'S
U.uI.IIo loo,
Vegetable Catholicon.

The proprietor of this invaluable medicine,
feels authorized by ITS ncreaSing reputation, 10
recommend ii as superior to all other popular
remedies, for the cure of KINGS EVIL ~
ScrofnIa. NECROSIS or diseased bones, SY-
PHllIS in every stage, MERCUKAL disease,
RHEUMATISM, LIVER complaints, and u.
GERS OF every description.
Tie Catholieon has also been used with
great success in every variety of Cutnne0pS DIS
edSe biOtchcS on the face. pimpieS and tciter ia
particular: HhHe SofiiingS G0m, Jaundice
aud Biii0us diseases generally, Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, complaints of the St0mach and
general debility II is a certain purifier Of The
6lo0d and humour, and has been found AN eifica.
cious remedy in purifying the blood OF children
after rnrcinatiOn and should he invariably used
AS A General attentive both for children aud n
cults--bPing agreeable to the most delicate pal
ate and grateful cordial to the stomach, Ills
/. the first discovery of medicine taken into the
stomach that has had the long desired effect, OF
curing the most obstinate and Distressing Cr'rr-
nal diseases The use Of nutritious food, aud
the ordinary avocalions OF bu mess are nor IN.
terrupted by the Cathaliconi ana lis properties
having the power ofIcstoring both flesh and boue.
and ofrenoyating aod inyis orating every part Of
the system during the process OF DISCRIMINATING
disease is without parallel
" W POTTER,
No, 10, South Ninth street, opposite the
University of ennsylvana.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-20
Maior Cen tohn Cooke.
Isl Duh. n Tenn M,iiiia.
Enclosed IA letter 10 Secretary OF War 9th
Jannary. 1914


6sorernor HfgoHt 10 heeidcd Rriendirr GtneraI
Of me 81 driuon Of Tenasae Ntiirm
Ntsu,uLr, I'd January 1914.
SIN: Yonw1l without delay Cause t"o thon-
aand five hundred oftle militia Of the ID diyi-
sion officers Included. next for duty, to ~ de-
tachcd organized armed and equipped, Is the
net Of Congress resprciug detached militia, pas.
sed The 10Th dav oil April, 1872, requires for
tour of three months' actu'l srrvicr of III" I'm
ted States. against the hostile Creek Indians %
commence ifom tie time Of their arrival nj the
place ofrende2goug. i IN the opinion OF the
President Of the unitrd States, public good
should require such length Of sertIce
The detachment will he composed Of the or
eauiZrd mdiiia infantry volunteer cavalry, VINO
may act as mounted infantry. as recognized by
the laws Of the Stafe 10 be organized CORPS.
And THEY will he, as NEARLY ~ may he ihuha 70
be practicable. detached &c IN the 'on""'hg
proportions ofeacb, tn VII our 'tnih R"iuhl,''f
militia rilomeu, one rwenneih volunteer mlIl'h
cavalry. and the residue militia infantry which
proportion IS aprcrablcto thc rrqn'ihon from
The War Department respecting detached mIii-
IN They viii he put und"r the proper officers
noxf tor duty. they vii bc required 10 rehd'h-
rons IN the vicinity Of Fayritc, lille, Oh the 2sth
instant. and will be uarchrd thcreirom, uhd'r
tbr command of a Brgadler General, next Tor
dut, 10 reinforce Major Gcnr,al Jeckson' no"
"a service, Il, der the command Ut hlainr ten
eral Thomas Piuckllry. who has recently adns
ed rnc Of his expectation Of force rom 'h''
STATE and ina, he had ordered tue eont'acto
20 furnish three moa'bs' .uppes of provisions
attsc proper pfs 81 deposiie.
Nou Il w. &c sal y naIee I" ' ~, ~ "
brrt Hay, muster master 81 inspector, I" w
Lewis, acting epoty quarterma''er TO mts''s
| Brad and Washington, contractors agents a
this lace, and Col Leroy Pope, Of Huntsville
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-20
No
The Secretary of Dar 10 Gor,raoy B,opnt.

INt 1tVtHTT " Uuf 70 FT0rfFHOr HdNuf.
NAG nlrAuralNT, Ian II, 1914.
SIN You arc authorized 10 supply, by militia
d'afts 81 by sonnioets, any Il, fielcncy which
may arise ~ the militia DIVISION undr, tho COM
mand of Major General Jackson, and withou,
referring. on this head To this department. Ii
may be well that your Ekcsllency should con.
snt General finekney n such Occasions. As hs
can best Judge OF the whole number necessary
to The attainment of the public objects.
| have The honor, nc
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March II


l~lTATIONARY The subciber has Wy
y recently received large supply of Station
~. con .isting in parto of the following articles,
viz. Writing and wrapping loolscap paper
Folio and Quarto Post, Il letter paper.
{Gilpin and Ames)
superior Folio Posi-, (Ancs)
English States
Slate and Lad Pencils
English and DIteh Quill
Sealing Wax and Wafer
Red aud Black lnkpowdT
Durable and Liquid Ink
Calf and Morocco Poke BooLs
Backgammon Boards
Playing and Visiting Cads
Ink and Sand Stands, &c &c &c.
CHARLES 4. WRITER'S.
c. A. w. has also for sale an extensive as
sortment of valuable works in all the depart.
mcntS OF Literature and Scion.e, and parIicu-
larry general assortment Of all the English,
Latin Greek aud French Sch,ol Books Of the
latest and most approved editions.
u Country merchants and 'eaehcrs supplied
ou the most reasonable terms with all and every
article in the Book and Stationary line.
March IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-20

ID RATS on Boston, Providence Newly DIRK
- D. ','"l'iphia, Baltimore, Washington Cuy
-. ~ hehmond, Va, for sale in suns to sait pur
'''SF'N at a small premium. at the Lottery and
j,111se oilce of s. q NJ ALLEN l. co.
!, ,al uo"g, where all kinds OF uncutrent money
!dy Il
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-20

N.-EW PUBLICATIONS. The subscriber
; y has the pleasure of informing the citizens OF
IynChburg aud the surrounding country, thathe
mas lust rece we'd direct from Philadelphia the
following now publications, viz:
Tales of grandfather, by the author tWa-
verify, lyanhoe. &c, AMI this, pronounce, TO
be the best work from the author since tie Tales
of my Landlord, &c.
Blue Stocking Hall, an American Novel, au-
thor unknown. but supposed 10 be very good.
The Humors of Eutopa Tale of Colonel
Times by an Ethiopian, in vols.
Halls Voyage to the Essrcru Seas, IN, the
year 1916.
Sketches and Essays, &c. SC. by the late
Francis Walker Gilmer OF Virginia.
ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
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,aItESaG1. George Eid~aIt aud John Bul.
I'll JOCK and James Bullock surviving part.
M, Of v il,iam Cali, John Bullock aad James
BaIach Isie merchants and pmmers trading
slder the firm Of Cali, Bullock n Co john Bul-
,ark surviving partner of WIN Gait and John
ElIock, late merchants and partners, Trading
indie, The firm Of Gall y Bullock and the sand
yoD,n Bullock in his individual capacity,
TAKE NOTICE, TINT mall GA the eighth
day Of the next term OF the Sup nor Court oi
96ancery for the Lpnchburg District, move
aid Court to amend the decree pronounced by
tle said court on the 10Th day of May, 1927, in
the suit then depending in SAID court, whefelol
was plaintiff and you we're defendants-lbe a
mendment which shall so move 10 have made
in said drecfee, will he 10 correct an error
therein as to the amount OF the principal OF my
claim against the said George Elwall the said
decree having been inadvertently, and CHROME
ousy entered for the said claim as current mo-
n.y. when in point Of fact the said principal sum
vas Sterling money
DANIEL HIGGlNBOTHAM.
March l3 wSw45
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American Quarterly Review.

The fourth number OF the American Quarterly
Review, Just received by the subscriber.
ABRAM Il. NORTH.
January 7th.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-20
Spring GOODS.


SSV1eF wonld recommend the ladies 10 call and
~ view our assortment OF Spring Goods,
surpa sing in style, beauty and cheapness. any
heretofore offered to their notice.
Calicoes Of the newest and most fashionable pat
terms
Burgess and Ginghams beautifully shaded
BIN Italian Luteslrng warranted jet black
Imp. do do do
Rich blk. Gg d. and splendid plaid silk, c@Te'y
HeiU
silk and Cotton stockings, at very reduced pr
ccs
A few Cards, elegant Beads OF SeGlisces for Ia
dies
Fancy soaps aud other pc, funcfy
Full dressed GreCian Ladies
With other novelties daily looked for, all OF
which will be sold atpricts corresponding viii
the times. Mex LIZ ROBINSON 3 60.
March II 1870
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-20

NIfOUNrAIN LIME.-The subscribers have
Ill received quantity of Mountain Lime,
winch they will sell ON reasonable terms, by
wboiesae or retail. Apply 10 Saml. Steel or
JOHN II SETH HALSEY.
March IL. DIDO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-20
Gases cured by Swaim's celebrl-
ted Panacea.
9S8 Bottles III which the subscri-
ber has Just received.

INpnE following testimonials, translated
- from tkr original spanish, IN relation tt
| somo extraordinary effects produGed at the
Havana. by SWANS PANACEA. are deem
ed of suhcieni interest 10 claim purtion ol
public attention.
TRANSLATION.
Don Fernando Gongalez del Vale, NJ. u,
Public Professor OF Medicine aud Surgery
Lecturer OF sur gerry in the Royal and f"ntih'
cal University o. 81. Jerome Of the Havana
Member OF The Royal Patriotic Society of The
" Friends OF the County" &c.
thereby certify that have used the medi-
cine known by the name OF " SieHiWs PAM.
csn. and have obtained very good results
from its application, having cured Two pail
ents in whom the disorder would not yi"ld 10
the best curative remedies. One was sullci-
ing with II Chrontc Herpes aud the othur
with venerial ulcers, complicated Will 60.
norrh6ru Of innR standing. The former had
10 tnke i've botltr5, tie latter slI. lie 9TH
casesl ~ which am gov using Il, are carcl-
aomatoas ulcers and Cough The patients
are moi yet cured, they experience however
great relief the ulcers snppurate more tree
ly, without extending as quickly rs they did
before the medicine was taken. This IS all l
can nj present state, md am happy 10 be II.
hle 10 contribute on nay part 10 confirm the
good effect Of this valuable discovery.
Fernando GOnaaite del I'aite, NJ d. &c.
llavnnn, OCT. 10, 1877
cory.
Gonsuifr .}eeufy ofht Uwtsd States,
I, tie undersigncd Vicc Consular Agent oil
tue United States for the city OF Havana aud
tl dspcudencles, do hereby certify, thotDor-
tor Don Fernando Gonzalez del Velle, sub
gcrher 20 the foregoing document, is ply
tirian OF the greatest rrspC ctability, residing
in this ctv, 10 me well known, aud 10 whosf
attcstation rs such, full faith and credit ought
10 be given.
In test mony whereof, have hereunto sci
my hand, aud affixed the seal OF my office n
Havana, this sixteenth day OF October, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and twenty -seYen, and oil the Il dependence
OF the United States, the Gny-secon1
(Signed) ptattm Gray
The subscriber who was lately appointed
the agent for the snle of swans celebrate
Panacoa, has for shle Mt the proprlrior's prl
ces Two Hundred mad eighly-eight bottles o
the Panacea. TIE above statement oi th'
Great efficacy otthe hHnaCea in several yer,
different cases, As certified to by the COnsuh
Agent OF the United States for the city ol Ha
vana and It's dependencies, adds very gren
additional proof OF the exceeding usefulness
OF the remedy. Howell DAVIES.
Ian, :. 3m
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No s.


His EIetiiency The Gorernor u Itnuemss.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
Nr. Rush's

.Aati- Dyspeptic or Soar Stomach Palks,
A N Invaluable remedy for indigestion IN its most
"A complicated forms OF the variety OF diseases to
which the human system subject few are more Stub
Born distressing destructive to the con-
sttution than indigestion or Sour Stomach Ihls dis
prevail great extent and has so generally oai-
fed the skill of the faculty. that remedy easy OF ad
nnistr alton is truly desideratum In every place The
truth of this statement is confirmed by the experience
of thousands who have suffered under 1t, who alter
having used many remedies to no purpose, are now
obliged have 10 such paliares as they may
chance to find most conducive to their comfort. by
meant loss of appetite and great weakness
particularly of the legs, and wasting oil the "hoie sys
tenn. Heatborn. an uneasy sensation OF neat ABOUT
the pit OF the stomach. which sometimes attended
with nausea or sickness of the stomach and vomiting
belchng up water which generally sour, paeness
of the coGn ance costiveness, languor. giddness,
owness of spirits disturbed sleep, Palpitaon OF the
heart, hatulence, SC.
These symptoms vary in different persons, some
periencng Of them, and some less, eaSh IN the
order and egree of his particular case These
Pills a powerful tonic. neuti the ACID upon
the stomach give to the debiitated organs Oh
Digestion restore the appetite, remove nausea AT the
stomach and ultimately recover the health OF the pa
tent. They do not contain mercury IN any iorm nor
do they the stomach most purgsve medicines
do but perform the Office of safe and mild PnrsatHe
aud are not surpassed by any medicine. They sLs.
therefore particularly calculated 'or family use.
The i'm of these Pills one OF the most em
nent practitioners OF medicine IN the United States and
used them SUGGEST lily in his practice for ten years
They not got mp nostrum to dende the CT edu
Ious but are recommended on the basS OF truth and
experience In order they may become extensive.
" usefIl and within the reach of all, they are offered
a, the low pIice OF 80 cents per box Sold by
L. STABIER x SON,
;,lve Fairflr street, .7lsrandria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
CHARLES BENNETT
Tanners OH.
State Of Maryland.
,hurLeS COunfU,

CRuTteS COUWH, SCI.
an application to the subscriber one of the Judges
~ of the Orphans Court of Charles County, by pc
tition in writing of Hezekiah W. Burroughs of Charles
County, for the benefit of the Act of Assembly for
the relief of nsolvent Debtors. passed at November
session 1905, and the several supplements thereto on
the terms mentioned therein a schedule OF property
and list of his creditors OATH far lie can as
certain Them being annexed to his pc ition, and be-
ing satisfied by competent testimony that the said He
zekah W. Burroughs has resided two years immedi
ateIy preceding the time Of his application in the
State of Maryland, and being also satisfied that the
said Hezekiah W. Burroughs is in actual confinement
for debt and for other cause, and the said ezek-
all w Burroughs having entered into bonds with suf-
cent security for his personal appearance in Charles
County Court such allegations as his credit
ors NAV make against him. 1t is therefore ordered
and adiudgei that the said Hezekiah w Burroughs
be discharged from imprisonment and that by caus-
ing copy of this order to be inserted in the National
Intelligencer some other paper edited in the Dis
trict OF Columbia, once a week for two months sue
cessively before the third Monday in August next he
gives notice to his creditors to appear before the said
County Court at Port Tobacco in said county on the
third Monday in August next for the purpose of re-
commencing a Trustee for their benefit, and to shew
cause. if any they have, why the said Hezekiah w.
burroughs should not have the benefit of the several
Insolvent Laws of this State prayed.
JOHN FERGUSON
June S-law2m' JOHN BARNES, Clerk
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23

4Me,o Orleans Sugars, Teas, &c.
on HHDs Orleans sugars
% 80 half chests Young Tyson tea
Is ten catty boxes sunpowder, and of supe.
rior quality
IS ten catty boxes imperial do
10 hafchests souchong do
8 boxes spermacet candles
u reams low-priced writing paper
Landing from the schr Erie from New-York, and for
sale by s. MESSERsMITH.
Who has In Store,
4. ST. Croix and Porto Rico sugar in hhds
New Orleans do do in bbls
Baltimore refined nos. and in boxes and bbis
Cognac brandy in pipes of various qualities
apart old and fine
Holland gin do
Whsk ey in hhds and barrels
Port, Sherry, Comenar s. Malaga wines, in quarter
casks
Sicily Madeira, and Colmensr do in half quar-
ter casks
sparkling Champagne do IN boxes OF
dozen bottles each
young Tyson tea in chests, half chests, and ~ caty
boxes ofvarious qualities
punpowder do in half chests, 10 4 catty ooxes'
and boxes containing half cannlsters
immortal do in che sts half chests, 10 catty box.
es and boxes containing half cannisters
souchone do in chests and half chests
chocolate Bakers and Laphams no. IN BOXES aho
paper. printing, letter. wrapping and sugarloaf
binders and bandbox boards
molasses in hogsheads
Bristol porter and VINE bottles and viewer corks
mackerel. no. in bbls and nos. 4 Tin bbls
race ginger, nutrnegs, cloves
burlaps, nos. &
German osnaburgs, Hessans -,
Russia Sheetings &c. &c. A"Sh /"