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two millions oil dollars lie had inquire of one OF
the Engineers this great difference in the es
mated prices, and Me Engineer had given him this
answer: " Ii you 20 into hatter's shop YOU can
buy yourself hat for what price you plcase;'
from which he supposed he was 10 understand,
that the canal could be made to cost whatever sum
might be applied TO it.
AT this point the debate was suspended by the
THE TARIFF BILL.
The House then, on motion of Mr.. Mallary,
went into Committee of the Whole on the State oil
the Union, Mr.. Findlay in the Chair, and resumed
the consideration of the Tariff Bill
e. The Chairman intimating continuance of his
doubts whether the amendment moved by Mr..
Wright of Ohio, was strictly In order.
Mr.. Wright said, that, as he did not wish to em
barrass the proceedings of the Committee ,he would,
for the present, withdraw the amendment, reserv-
ing TO be offered at subsequent period OF the dis
cussion.
The question then recurring upon the amend
mcnt offered by MIR. Sprague-
Mr.. Reed, who was entitled to the floor from
Yesterday, and addressed the House AT great
length, in reply TO MIR. Buchanan, in support OF
the amendment.
Mr.. Clarke OF KY. obtained the floor but yielded
il at the request of
Mr.. Sprague, who replied, with severity to some
remarks made by Mr.. buchanan in his answer 10
Mr. SIS former speech
Mr.. Buchanan rejoined, in a manner no less
severe.
After some further cXplanations,by Mr.. Sprague,
Mr.. Clarke of Kentucky, offered the following
amendment 10 the amendment of Mr.. Sprague, viz:
70 insert at the end of the thirteenth line third
section,
90 On Cotton Begging, IL cts. per square yard
until the Goth June, 1929, AID afterwards duty OF
8 l-2 cents per square yard
After some conversation between Messrs.
Wright of New York, p. p. Barbour of Virginia
and the Chair, as TO the effect of this amendment
Mr. Sprague said that the connecting of the
two subjects of Hemp and Molasses in his amend
ncnt, seemed to occasion some embarrassment, he
would for the present, if it met the views of the
gentleman from Kentucky, mfr. Clarkel consent
10 withdraw so much of his amendment as related
10 Hemp.
Mr. Clarke of Ky. expressing a wish to submit
some remarks on the amendment he had offered,
moved that the Committee rise.
The motion prevailed, and the Committee rose
accordingly and reported progress.
Mr. Micktfe gave notice, that he would, on to-
morrow, move the House to take up the bill which
provides for extending the time for the sttngs of
the Board of Commissioners under the Treaty of
Client, as he understood that the proceedings OF
the Commissioners were suspended, until the fate
of this bill should be known.
Mr.. Everett gave notice, that he would on to-
morrow, call up the bill in relation to the public
buildings; and thereupon
The House adjourned.
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The Morgan GGar.-The Geneva Palladium
asserts, that the most crafty measures have been
employed 70 increase the Anti Masonic fever i'm
New York; that neither time, money nor ci.
forts, have been spared 10 manage the presentpx-
element OF the people 10 the interest OF the Adj
Ininistraton and Of Mr. Albert If. Tracy who i
to be run as their candidate for tie Governors
Chair. 1t states that % Mr.. Weed went to Wash
ington during the past winter, FOR the purpose of
procuring the aid and co corporation OF tile General
Government While there. he was frcuuentl,,
seen TO enter Mr.. Secretary C7ay'S office he WIS
repeatedly seen arm in arm in close conference
with Mr.. Clay particular friend; and in fact adj
mitted, that his object 10 procure the establish
nent oil an administration journal at Rochester.
That this journal established immediately m
on Mr.. Weeds return, for the av0wed purpose of
protecting the people rights but really and tr,,l
TO support Albert III. Tracy for Governor, promote
the interests OF the General Government and to
crush Solomon SOltihJOich, if he should stand IN
the way of MIR. Tracy. That this Mr. Weed Los
attempted TO do, in manner that cNinccs his entire
deserton OF the holy crusade ia which in 1rofcssss
10 bc engaged, aud base personal ii,gratifude 10
Solomon SOuthwick, TO whom hc Is undcr-t the OH
legations OF son TO father; that with The futber
auce OF the plans Of this cOnibinafiori the B,,r
idl0 Patriot was subsidized with 800 and there
upon came out on the Morgan question 1T sborIJ
be understood, at the same time that The nil
tor OF the G.. Palladium was himself &C an c,,Iy
and Jealous inmate OF the Anti Masonic cam, :,
and OF course " ms acquaintance with its marhin,.
tions entities his cxpOsitions 10 considerable
weight" Albany Argus, the New York
Enquirer, and SOME OF the other Opposition papers
press tbs charge hOme upon fhe Administrator
ar Adams has been publicly declared 10 he M
.H0s0a-and at Washington very strong suspicious
are entertained dat Weed was strongly enronr,ged
to carry on this usidious in favor Of tbe Coli
uon.--lt has been noted among the signs of Inc
times, that neither the President nor apv of tbc
Heads OF Department thought fit to grace Win
their presence, the Masonic ceremonies which
were Instituted at Washington in honor OF DO Wilt
An attempt has also been made 10 Introduce hi,
Morgan affair into the House of Representatives of
Pennsylvania, in the shape Of petition from In
diana couniy-but the pistol missed fire" MIR
Emlen demanded the previous question in which
ne was sustained by sufficient number OF mem
DcTs-and on the question shall the main question
be now pat Il was determined 10 the NEGATIVE.
which decision put the question out of the House
Jos one day; and Mr.. Mitchell said hc would no
again call up"
Inc enquiry, which win be prosecuted in the
Western partot New York. under tho auspices of
Q Commissioner, recommended bv ihe Lieutenant
Governor 20 be appointed, anI specially charged
by the Legislature with powers lor chat purpose.
is caicuia'cd 70 SATISFY TIE people ana 10 5!av lhe
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NtthouBH inc contcSt was usually warm and ami
mated, we are happy 10 state that we have never
known an election conducted throughout with less
personal bad feeling. It is true that many re-
ports 10 the prejudice Of each of the candidates
were IN circulation; but fully accord in the
sentiment expressed by one Of ihgm 81 the close of
the polls that, in mO cases uiey originated FROM
mistake or insdpprehension, rather than from
deliberate design 10 misreproscut OF reports Of
this description, however, we caiinol but believe
That the candidates nominated By the jackson
Committee had 70 encounter much more than
due proportions: some Of which seriously affected
the result OF the election. We hero alIude. moro
particularly, 70 that which ascribcd to them opi-
Mons adverse TO Convention 10 amend tho Consn-
tuon; aud when the reader rocurs TO the fact that
OF 1850 votes taken on that question, there were
less than 30 IN opposition 10 1t, nc may readily con-
ceive that nothing better calculated TO ensure
their defeat than the PRONUNCIATION of such belief
But passing over this, and a multitude Of other
tales, equally unfounicd, it must be admitted
tllat that which mainly contributed To- lessen The
majority, which Mcssrs Mason and CasHeInau
would otherwise have received, was the opinions
which these gentlemen were known 20 hold. as 10
tho relative rights and powers OF the Federal and
tate Governments. This was tile lover bv means
"a which the Administration party expected to sr.
cure the election Of Nj Barton: tor ,hat thev
were sanguine of success sand on that egound TO-
many ot Ciem arc candid enough % aebgool ctfge
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IRE people Were told that there was no necessity
whatever for making the election party test in
asmuch as that if Mr.. Barton should be elected, i,
would not, and could not be claimed. as victory
Tor the Administration; because it wasknown toey-
cry body, that there large majority i'm the
county in favor OF Gen Jackson; and that Mr.. Bar
ton himself had admitted in his printed circular
that if he should succeed; he would be indebted
for his to the generous forbearance of the
jackson party; that the true questions that which
vitality concerned their interests, simply this
will you elect men who are favourable or those
who are unfavorable TO Internal improvements
--Fhcse al cdpfdild.ini arguments, urged, as
they were, on all occasions, in season and out OF
season, in the high ways and the bye ways OF the
county, were SO far successful TO gain for MIR.
Barton considerably more than 100 Jackson votes;
IN addition 10 which n number OF others voted for
Capt SHIP, who, ifhe had not been before the peo
pie,woud have given their votes either to Mason or
Casterrian. Thus, them il is obvious, IL at this
lection affords by TO Il fair yindcation of the
strength OF either the Jackson or Adams party
But get at that well we cam let the jackson
votes given for Capt Ship stand as an Offset against
the few Administration votes which, from personal
considerations, may have been given to Mason or
Castleman, and then subtract from MIR. Barlons
poll, say l25 Jackson votes and add them to that of
Mason aud Castlsman, and they would stand thus:
Mason, 700
Castleman, 7i3
Barton, 354
GI-rgiHiG7S.
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COAF sHIS2

LO4 Eiff HyND EAfN4.VCE OFFICE.
III Markct-sireel. Baltimore
Where fuoff Capital pfse. 49,, f.., ~ 49,. d,
ofics ia fte Dniifd States. ~ '''.F
Z, cfgen i,on any paftof ilie Cai;rJ States, ellie, pa,
raH tP' f'id) prvate rurst2 fntiofue Ne 81. b ~
rue tick,n 10 11y of thr ie0efics viii l,tai H. ts..
FS"lt 900 run,tusi aet.toa a. d on refsons aro,s
ularaf ars3 I..t. s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-08

WINcHEsTEE April L. Frederick Coupfy.-
me election for delegates to represent this coun-
" IN lhe next Legislature, terminated on Wed
nesday evening; the polls having been adjourned
over on Monday in consequence Of the extreme
incicmency Of the weather, which prevented ma
ny OF the voters from attending The result is as
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10000 pOLT.nns.


o. .H0re PfizeS than BiaHks
Ihl, seh"me w'll be drswa 90 the ODD AND TvEv
least onc Prize, sud may df4w THREE
PRICE or ygChETc
Whole TickctsyS5 Quarters, 81 p.
Halves. ? 80 Iinhfbg ~
~ be had ui O. rrfrfrst sf'f.f.' a..
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SPRING ELECTIONS.

The " Washington go News says that ''from
the manner in which we know Mr. Crawford has
expressed himself, relative 10 Mr. Clay, we do not
Yet believe, that he has written letter approving
OF his conduct
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u We understand that Chaucc!or Taylor has
appointed TYB'. q. Peitdieton, Clerk Of the Chan
Gerry Court i'll this City Vice wm. W. Henng, dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-08

iohhIrtbD 30 the jan II HoekusEsnl county o1 =,
- 25,h day OF December, 1877 RunSws, n,untls.
men ysh" calls hmseif Geo. Baptist lie about n va,
od, sri 9inh hes high, wrn suken to has pleasant eo
tnahte "'n large mouth when speaking sos h teeth
very distinctly, 40 scas Peroe able, Ia. right kne bss been
broke; winch mates h'n stand a. II taostac,d When rsn
uIted had an Hack aneg turoi coat, (w1uenY ant
falcons Of TIE aud old wool bat much worn ETt
o"nsT Is reqnrteh O. and tax, tn - be viii h. -
HnckiHghsm Ar1ils. 10 - ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-08

FlY yiftae of trust deed executed 70 The
~ late Richard Hughes, the 8I day u Osi. te1ry 49,,
wheh deed " record 10 the clerk, Office of ths ,.r.
eou.t o. Pohaeu,will be soi upon the Inc
esi bidder lof cash, Ffidsy th DAY oi 81 nes
not on ihs next isiT day, ai valuable " 4Dd ,p NJ
PGwhatsp county, commonly called Mariia's sston a.
ald Richard Hughes latsly resided, yposed o. contain -.
- acres of 80 much Of the ssid baud the
thereon, a. viii H. su'icsnt Ia raise tie L4Isnce or p
nousJ shd ncfe due The aid iced adj al ne
ths" OF sale Such title only vt 10 ,gaffan., 4. III
thastf ass vested "a tht an ib by d. aii decd
SAWL TAYLOR rosn e.
y'p'' fO7 Id
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DR4tHLN'G on ne 31fh THIS 10 WI
Cohcfs O6ice,1
Baltimore, April l. 1925
SIAIE INIIEnN lIt IL - - /. Il.

= - y I bIt Vt " NHl LAND,
10 he drs"u 20 ue CITY Ut Baltimore under tho
5nas o ihs C0mns'ioprrs appointed BY She tio5,fuo sn
"Wednesday, aoM If .4p,A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-08

CHESAPEAKE and ONO C.dN.fL CO-Il-
P.4.TY.
a MEETING Of the Subscriber 10 the ,,ocL If ~.
"A Chespssse and Ohio Canal Company will he held on
M'nday the 7'h day &c April ensuing 10 o,io.k A az
The C,y H9lin Washoston, Cr the purpose OF .eetin
P'e1rnt aud sax Directors conduct concerns Of IN.
Company If SUCH time exceeding three yea.s as tie
said Subscribers shall think ut.
:. Il. SMITH
4. &. CAZENOVE,
G.. SMITH,
Commissioner, on the part Of the Uniied States.
i. TILGHMAN,
i. T.. THOMAS.
SAMUEL SPRIGG.
Commissioners on the pat of the Stat, of Mary,ul
X. III. HENDERSON,
WM. ELZEY,
J. C. HUNTER,
Commissioners ON the part of the State Of Virtin.
Washington, March ~. IO3 -l9t
IL The OoogIe of the United State. having y,ti.f
n'ey acted upon the memorials of District
@ni OF NE Central Committee of the Che.apeake and Ont
Canal Convention, aud the ,ve n,r.tt
deferred 10 tuur day. that ,kt Gov a.nt ,. Une
Saies, aud the ate OF Mtyaud may pstiic,pat. az The
gani1atOn OF the Company of tch information will ~, .e
iint be given THE COMSilSSfoSFuS
Arr 4. In7 .,
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V0lUobfe prOyCrfy f0r MI,

compliance wi,b the last viifG tests,nent ~
Moon, dec. shall offer fOr sal. 10 The 49,, ~
der, the It Of May neat II fli, IL NOT h. ors ~ &c
10 '9e town Ct sc oitsviils, and county Alternate
oTehh o. l. &5yeH equal insialnit nts one rpdi,
ETY. Of the Middleton MINI, and acre. of land /, 49,
county OF tuvanns, bordering uponI ames Ryrr IT, 80,
Seven. Islrnd,. > VIC "'lHe VI ne
The Middleton Mills are avery large AMI eotcp,ivs ,,
Misunderstanding PAIR burr with ali the ace e..,rv
ty, upon ihs latest and most approved plan. Ats,
'ti'ni ." mil, Cooper Shop miller Iisuse 6r I
WIN approved seoufify geher with lien on ,le
will be required VI tne pu ohssrf. i'VLs'"'
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HENRICo ELECTION

me election for Delegates to represent this
Jay ne following is the result Of the polls:
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ANNApoLts, March 29-The Executive met
on Thursday last sgroeably 10 notification hereto
fore published, and altcr tran acting much impor-
tant business, adjourned on yesterday. ave
happy TO state that no additional duties wero iinpos
Cd upon the Executive, at their recent meetings
by the adjournment Of the legislature without pioyi
ding The means Of dischdrging the current exren-
ses Of tie government Treasurer. we under
stand, viii be able tomeot an demands upon him
by using money ia the treasury Which although
appropriated, will not be wanting and which he
feels authorised to do by the late acts Of the Leafs
lature.
We understand that thc Executive will meet a.
gain on the iiFst Monday OF May next.
.RepWJhcan.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14
Dyspepsia.

nR. MEAD'S PILLS have been proVeI ~ ,no., d
IL fallible test of truth, experience W. 70, y
fectual medicine ever offered in any cou"r!, ,,s
cure ofall those derange1 states OF the n'EysTIoN
cans, denominated DYS PERSIA, or iND"mo,
Which frequently makes its appearance ), d,
plic ated forms, such as loss ofappe,te, m offs.
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; oeicnn's comroa.
ter. which ssometmes tasteless, but ho'. o.,i,ers
sour; knawing in the stomach, heartburn, Of IA
paleness ofth countenance, lsnguor' 'o" Ii.ur5e
spirits palptation of the heart, ver'go A" did
sleep. The number ofthese symptoms .,r,s. sb.s
emit patients, by some being felt only IN P.,rrees5t
others, have additional ones, eqG.'y "a g,ruIsrc
such as severe pains inthe head and oTeI, With gai
emacia,ion, or wasting ofthe whole ooo., nil, 81
weakness particularly ofthe legs ne. .hs f,,o-a
most effectualIy remove alisourne's o. - co-.ss
not merely by neutrasng the acid put y Give ~
that morbid state ofthe secretions ".II'% Je5IT
Il. and at the same time will restore 10 ch +, 81
organs of digestionthat tone andvgor, aa,nimasts
luteIy necessary othe well being OF 'ie g that ~
omy. The best proof of their eiheaey ia IN!
are prescribed by many ofthe first phygboa. tie
ed by the most intelligentfamies u''0o
zion. ,,JbvE sTbl
T. SON Alexandra, who are agents tor u. w by rod
turer: by N. Jewett, Washington cry, a.s .odD
the druggists throughout the United Wv Nv 49,
,yholesale. by O. & " Hull. QylS2is111l
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Removal.

VINHE subscriber has removed his AUCTION Store from
L Janney's wharf to that spacious three story fire.
proof brick lrehouse at the corner of King and St
Asaph -streets and nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank, where he ofers by the piece or package only,
8 and 81 point blankets, IA to 1874 rose do
Drab and olive cords, fancy prints
Bandano hdkfs, black silk do, crimson moreenS
Black, brown and mkt broad cloths
Ravens duck, checks and stripes
Book muslin. Drab cloths
Shad and herring tvne
bbls bottling crab cider
10 boxes Havana brown sugars, very prime
ALSO,
Ladies' morocco Shoes mems leather do
Drab and black wool hats upper leather stoves
Tobacco, oars, quantity of books, one piano
Secretary and book cases. chairs. one sideboard
Fender, pen knives, and many other articles.
All being consignment. will be sold at lowest IL
mits at private sale, for cash, or on usual credits
GEO. JOHNSON.
George johnson still retains counting room, &c
on Janney's wharf, where he will be found at all ne
cessary times for the transaction OF Commission bust
cab
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Venetian Window Blinds

VINHE subscriber begs leave to inform IL. n.u.
Il that he has commenced the manufac,urr o. Jug JUG
dow blinds of every description such as VI VIZ
Spring roller shutter blinds, for the outsid. a.,
windows, VI lie
Spring venetian curtain blinds for theinsj1s -,
Spring Parlour blinds. q"
Spring hall doors.
GJ'The above will be made at the shortes,n..
and lower than the wholesale New York nrcss
above blind, which he offers to the public are we
be surpassed for neatness. elegance and dpr,k,'
any thing ofthe kind heretofore offered. ''''!
Also, Portable desks, gen,lemen's DRESSING ,.
and all kinds of Cabinet work made at the e.,
notice, by application to the subscriber on VI
ton street, doors north of King street opposite Il.
n. =. Poor, Commission Store on the Ayeme '>'''
N. B. Old blinds repaired and painted.
or Two APPRENTICES WANTED.
march 70 w. J. FERGUSON =
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Anne 3r,y,del eo,.uty lt,r.b en- 1900

.7nne .frindeI county, March SO, 1872.
MIR. Shepperd-In the fall of lastyear was taken
with violent pain in the joint of my fore finger next
the hand with much Inflammation; the degree of pain
which suffered for fortnight such that 1 had
but little rest andless sleep during that time. tried
many things but found no relief, until I applied DIR.
Judtins' Specific Ointment, when in about twenty mi.
nutes the pain left me entirely From that period
had no more PAIN and the of my hand was restor
al having before been contracted that could not cut
my victuals. ,, WILLIAM HALL IT.
EDWARD STABLER s SON, Druggists,
Alexandria.
wN GUNrON, druggist, Washington.
JNo. Little, Druggist. Georgetown.
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MIR. Herstons-In the fail of 1922, Mr.. Mkerk, lv-
ng near this place, received severe bite from dog
in the calf of his leg; the teeth having entered both
sides the wound deep, the leg much irr,aed and in
famed with considerable pain; he called on me about
the thrl day after it happened to know if knew of
any thing To help him. Having pot of DIR Judkins'
ointment in my house, applied plaster, which act
ed with its usual success; the application was CONT
nued for five six days, by which time he quite
well. Again, one of our leighbors had one Of his
thumbs badly torn and mangled by bite this ONT
ment applied, and nothing after, and made per-
feet cure tIhave applied it in many instances in my
own family, with great success; and in burns and
scalds do think stands unrvallcd II is well worth
the attention of every family
DAVID DROOKHAPT
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Lands in the Territory Of F20riao.
Such is the peculiar character of the landsln Fiorl
da and their productions, that as yet very erroneous
opinions have prevailed among persons at remote dis
tancesom this Territory, in relation tother true cha
racter.
The subscribers will make the most minute exaini-
nations of the public lands now vacant swell asthose
which may hereafter be offered for sale. They VIII
prepare themselves with maps of all the good lands
and with such information may be interesting Pur
chasers.
The lands advertsedfor sale in December next, EN-
brace very interesting section of the Terrltory-be
ing situated farhest South and East of public lands
hitherto offered for sale by the United States and IN
a region of country admrabl, adapted t" the growth
of the grand staples of Territory; sugar cane and
sea island cotton, as well the rearing ofthe silk
worm and the cultivation of the orange and olive -
One OF the subscribers having been engaged in the
survey of tina, country, is well acquainted with mos
Of the lands of any value.
The subscribers will upon reqnisi,ion, either enter
or purchase lands and all letters addressed to them,
(nost paid) will be promptly attended, to.
REFERENCES
Col. JAMES GADsDEN, Tallahassee Florida,
Col. Joan GAMBLE, Richmond, Virginia,
Hon. A G. DADE Prince William County, Virg MIA,
Msjor Byrd WILLIS, Fredericksburg. Virginia,
JONI MacRAE, Esq. Prince William County, Wand
Major w. F. THORNTON, Alexsn ria. ID. C..
c. BRON iUGH,
HENRY WASHINGTON
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NeV Orleans Sugars, Teas, &c.
on HHDS New. Orleans sugars
~ so half chests Young Hyson tea
Is ten catty boxes sunpowder, and OF supe.
ror quality
IS ten caty boxes imperial do
10 halfchests souohong do
boxes spermaccti candles
- reams low-p:iced writing paper
Landing from the schr Erie from New-York, and tor
sale by S. MESSERSMIIH.
JVho has IN Store,
St. Croix and Porto Rico sugar in hhds
New Orleans do do in bbls
Baltimore refined nos ! 2 and in boxes and bbls
Cognac brandy in pipes Of various qualities
part old and fine
Holland gin do
Whiskey in bids and barrels
Port, Sherry, Colmenar & Malaga wines, in quarter
casks
Sicily Madeira, and Colmenar do in half quar-
ter casks
sparkling Champagne do IN boxes OF
dozen bottles each
young hyson tea in chests half chests and III catty
boxes of various qualities
gunpowder do in half chests, 10 & catty boxes,
and boxes containing half cannisters
imperial do in chests, half chests, o catty box
es and boxes containing half cahnisters
souchong do in chests and half chests
chocolate Bakers and Lapham's no. in boxes and
halfboxes
paper, printing, letter, wrapping and sugar loaf
binders and handbook boards
molasses in hOgsheads
Bristol porter and WINE bottles and velvet corks
mackercl, no 5 in bbls and nos. & 2 in bbs
race ginger, nurnegs, cloves
burlaps, nos. 5 u
German osnaburgs; Hessans
Russia Sheetings, sc. &c. March IL