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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23

around her waist. But there was TO s,,;.e,
SO must go to ppkeing out my lin sf .r ,tR
guess rued it. She fetched me sl,n,.'t
face lha, made me see stars, aud my srs ,,'
like brass kettle Tor quarter Of an hon.
was forced to laugh at he Joke, rhopos
Of the wrong side Of my mouth, which o,,. y
face something the look of gridiron. w
The battle now began in the repuI, -.
" All Sally give me kiss and ha' don. ~
il now. won't so there, tech not. I'm ~ \
whether or no Do If you dare And air.
went rough and tumble. An odd Jes,,,;'
Of starch now commenced. The bow r."
crevat was squat up IN half shake u%
next Bout smash went shirt collar, and ,,a
same time some OF the head fasrenino. s.'
way, and down came SslIy's hair in fooy S m
mill dam broke loose, carrying away b,t ~
dozen combs. One dig Of SaIIy's ebov -!
my blooming ruffles wilted down like S',s
cloth. But she had no time 10 boss, S,..
her neck tackling began 10 shiver. |, n,r.s
At the throat, and whoorah, down Came OH"
shool Of blue and white beds, scamysrin, ~
running races every way over the floor.
BY the hockey, if Sally Jones ism, rel o..
there's no snak'se She Tough, fair howr,r.
must own, and neither tried TO bite or scr,,h-
and when she could fight no longer for w,,,,,
breath, she yielded handsomely. Her arm,sT
down by her sides, her head back OYER her ,b,
her eyes closed, and there lay her lirI. pI,m,
mouth all in the air. Lord did you ever s,'
hawk pounoe upon youHg robiri Or bum,
blebee upon clover TOP? ! say nothing
ConcarH il how buss " i'll crack of a fr0.,
night, Mrs. Jones was abou, half way he, se,,
asleep and awake. "fherr goes my yessr BOZ.
tie" says she % h. rse!f-" burs, into rwtu,
hundred pieces; and my breads all dough ,
gain"
The upshot Of the business is, thai fell n
love with Sally Jones head over ears E,w
Sunday night ,rain or SHINE finds me wra,,I,r
al Squire Jones door and twenty lime. I've
been within hairs breadth Of poppiue The
question. hui nov have made fnai re DIV.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23
From The " Y hedical and Physical Journal NO. 80
THE LARGE CHILDREN.

The eldest sister, Sustpnan Tripp. is in her
sixth year. When FIVE years and eigh, mon rs
old, she WAS three feet zen and haH inches high;
and measured four feet two inch,s around the
waist eighteen inches round rht arm; twrnIv
one inches below the knee, and weighed 20S
pounds.
The younges, sister, Deborah, is In her third
year. At The age OF we years and ten mon, hs
The was three feet four inches high; around the
waist thee feet MI and half inches; around
the arm, 6fteen inches; below he knee, sixteen
and halt inches, anc weighed one hundred and
uinereen pounds.
These children at The time of birth, were not
above the common size; neither, is il thought,
| having then exceeded seven pounds in weight.
They continued 10 grow like o;her children. I'M
ill the fourth mo tn, when he rapid growth in
both cases became m4rkaole The elder girl
a, the end Of l,ur months af'er birth, weighed
twenty-five pounds, when year old six y, and
when two Yeas eiga.y pounds, which is about
the weignt Of Ordinary girls, al The age Of pu-
berry. Snnn after hrs prriod abe had an attack
Of fever, which, fora shor, time, retarded hrr
growth. but after her recovery she grew even
faster th IN before She sill continues 10 crow.
hu The parents seem to think with less rapidly
than formerly But it is somewhat doubtful
how the fac, sfaud,, as she has a very great a.
version to being weighed apparently aware OF
her monstrous baik. Her enormous weight is
principally owing The great accumulation Of
Tot; but her whole + anne is much more Develop
ed than is usual al her age. The bones Of her
wrists are apparently as large as hose OF an or
binary adult, male. She also possesses much
more muscular force than is usual; she, indeed,
grasps and pulls with The force OF full grown
woman, when size .hoos, 10 exert her power.
The only defor nifty abou, her is The bending Of
her legs, which have yielded to the heavy weight
they have had TO sustain; The bones being We,
soft and imperfec,ly os.i6"d This deformi,y
together with her great ysigh,, render her al
most incapable Of walking without support
To the same circumstances, her compar alively
slow increase in heighr is attributable. In ali
other respects she seems to enjoy the mos, per-
feet health. Her disposition is variable, often
ruf1ed by the most ,rifl,ng causes; but, upon The
whole, she seems among acqiaintancss cheerful
and happy, not unfrequenty merry.
The younger sis er, Deborah, is very lively
and playful, and, considering her bulk, quite
active she too, however, begins to feel the ef.
fect OF her weigh, in the bending Of her legs;
but the dsformity is much less percep,ible than
Ihst- OF bar xiStsr With The exeana.o.----S a.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23
COURTSHIP.

After my sleighride iasl winter, and the slip.
perry trick was served by Patty Beanobody
would suspect ME OF hanke,ing after the wo-
men sgau in bury To hear mr. curse and
swear, and rail out agains the whole feminine
gender, you would have take il for grained that
should never so much as look at one again, to
all eterni'y-O, but was wicked. "Darn and
blast their eyes, saysI Blame their skins, tor
ment their hearts, and darn them TO darnation -
Finally, took an oath, and swors that If
ever meddled Or mad anydealings with any of
them again. Tin the sparkling line mean,) 1
wished might be hung and choaked.
But swearing off from women, and then 90.
ing into a meeting house full Of gals, oil shin.
ing and gilstening in heir Sunday clothes and
Gle an faces, is like swearing off from liquor and
going into grogshop. It's ali smoke.
he'd onr and KEEP. firm my oa:h for three
whole Spndala Eorenoops. a'ternuons. and in.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23
CNDartnership.

JAMES & WILLIAM SCOTT hsv. assoen'e 90
81 WILLIAM WRIGHT with them in the IVY ,or,,
business, and will continue it at the same "o'
Of King and Fairfax Streets under the hr anU,cBT
As their senior partner intends remaining Sr~,rI
" in New.York and Philadelphia. and VII, .hr,pd
them, every week regular supplies OF inc ;u be en-
and most desirable Goods. they in future a,omen
bIed to offer stronger inducements to inc Je,I s
the late firm, aud the public genera";y,, SCOTT,
'hem' WIN. L. SCOTT
WIN WRIGHT
Mr.. William Wright is authorized w " G
Scott and persons indebted to them are saIne.i =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23
New Fall Goods.

New Fall GO0ds.
Tf>HE arrival of the last packets from New ES M
Y placed with us portion Of our supply Oh '~
Wtnier
Staple and Fancy Dry Go0a', r.
to which Through the agency of one OF the hO oIss
siding in New-York,) we shall be making . M, h
evcry ,Oeek throughout the season. OF whsIeu .,r
new and desirable. With such facilities, we sln AZ
be enabled to present to our friends naha' can
well selected stock, and at prices as low Is u'''
had at in the District.
sept 15-1m JAMES MckbNLE~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23
rail- GODNs.
( IHARLES BENNETT has received, and offer, IN
u sale, wholesale and retail

(SHARLEs BENNETT has received, and Offer, IN
~ sale, wholesale and retail
SuperEne black, Navy blue and olive cloth;
Back, dark blue and steel mixed kerse,ne.,
Fine blue and steel mixed saitinetts
- Ladies' dark blue and claret h,bitclohs
variety Of miled drsb cloths md kerseys
bale Of very stout English drsb and mixed!a
Ladies' hoskin and York tan gloves
Gentlemen's English doe,kin ditto. OF frs qiIy
Flag, Madras and company bsndanna hdkf
Black Italian and English sewing-silks ct frdqE
A general assortment Of cotton, silk and lamb
wool hose
A few dozen of first quality ladies' black All
slate worsted hose
Cotton balls assorted, from 20 to %
100 packs 4, a Snd so. German pins, quality aa
be very superior to English
Rose blankets. heavy. full sized English, from "a
to 1874
Irish linens and diapers, Domestic goods
A general assortment OF brown anil bleached col
TOMS amongst the latter some OF extra quality, liz w.
tafinn Of Madras rnffnn.
A case very stout 81 sheetings
Two bales domestic serseys FIR negroes
a bale of 40 No. iihseys very .,ood quality
White, red, yellow and green AsnneIs
Superine, A. and 8 bed ticks and checks
SEINE THINE and MOE THREAD,
sept22 I
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class, No. II, far 1879,
Will be drawn inNcw York on Thursday, the ?ih &
September
HIGHEST PRIZE 10000.
Tickets IS; halves 9 5Oi quarters Is.
Union Canal Lottery of PennsyIvana
Class No. II, for 1929,
Will be drawn in the CITY of Philadelphia on sal!a!
DE,l &c
so NUlMBERS-9 DRaW.y BaLL0TE
20 prizes OF $1,000 prize Of S',!F
20 Go OF 500 % prizes Of %
90 do Of 800 SC. sc. &c.
Tickets IS; halves 2 so; quarters Is
To be had in variety of numbersat
j. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, ROyqi 'tr.S.
Gf Orders from the country specially attended 10,
ew-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No. II, for 1879,
Will be drawn in the City of New York, on in''
day, oath Sept.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves 2 50; quarters %
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania
Class No IL, FIR 1929, s.-
Will be drawn in the City OF Philadelphia on ''''
day, the Goth of September.
Highest Prizes: ,..e
20 prizes Of $1,000 prize Of S.r[
20 60 of 500 IS prizes Of "
70 do Of 300 &c &C.
Tickets S.; halves2 so; quarters 25'
To be had of
i. CORSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, ahr rn~-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03
RICHMOND, Friday MORNING, JULYs.
TO THE PUBLFC.

We this day lay before readers the our enlarged
Se' Our materials press roller aud typo, new, and ~ll
not work smoothly a, rst butt tr that in days. ap
oil inc paper Will ceesponi to Tho
sheet Is finer well larger may confidently affirm thai
VIC have spared no cxeron expense mprovo
We have motive which can mpart O
augment the value OF its columns
port for Ourselves and families Eahcd by its prcscus
Editor more than five and ago; growing the TO
support oil generous people: having circulation
TINS moment greater than has enjoyed every
uuccen 70 maintain tho which deserve
tho favor which has received We are proud TO acknowledge
that have found 'ends, md liberal political opu
nen ~ TO personal enemies, expected A.
10 oar professional brethren infinitely disposed 10 COZ
eiac than oieai Bat there 10 any, whom Of 20
nerosy justice prepared TO answer or d
pse their attacks we ssx fayors OF nsn exa
expect no justice.
We it, without, slightest degree of aoc.o, tina, 20,
ore deeply sensible of iehesncies II
fors we have nni errors if will 40 please to
Term 'hem-whch we have strongly regretted som,
enthusiasm OF feeling with much mfr nifty o. j1iynsnt aa1
vain wsai OF Sno"iolse OF tho world, which iass.
course alone mpa shall frequently srposed to their
repetition But exporonre business of PAGER AZ
much zeal and industry vocation, any dsrce
deficiencies prepared TO bring All ~, po.s,,
service OF the public.
We contemplate changes which hop, will prove see
table, We shall diversity the paper; meaning %
devote generally thu a subjects tp
Agriculture aud tho Arts Literature
ing ta!e moral We already proSsd v.ous
hints which have beea oac; gentlemen 10 coa
bate such suSyesoas toy tak calculated improve m
per; for Subscribers have a. we'll an ourselves
We shall hereafter publish regularly Price cusrsus OF
the great stspe, o our market
The approaching Convention justly cScitss greatest nter
We 'ha attempt crafty the public curiosity by publishing thseo
times week. employing in the uut,
much uness and pronp,udc their importance demands
The Political Principles Of this re-
qurc any enlarged specifications Our sss, ssurs
ss'ss ros'BLE tia L5s Of the Pepis sznsD
70 tas fsoes0 tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03
DOME 3010e

WEST POINT ACADEMY. The Board of Visitors
which has been in session since the ~ June nj his in
teresng Institution completed their lahors and adjourn.
ed sine die, Wednesday evening last The report Of
the Committee on the general state OF the Academy
was accepted we understand, with great unannity and
reflects high credit the t5ients and dscernment Of
the gentlemen who drew IT, We are unacquantcd Of
course, with the c0nent oC this paper bn we venture
70 predict that whenever il shall be published Ly .5e
War Department. II will afford very general sntisfsc.
ton TO the army anil the Nation Votes of thaDks ye
undarsand passed to the President and Secrets.
ry, with Ike unsnoity; aOJ the board se2,rated after
maintaining during their lab0Tious session. he most en-.
tire cordially aud mutual good will.
M y. COHi. Alp., June 2G.
REPORT OF BOARD OF vIsIrEas.
y. g. Military ACADEMY,
West Point, June, 1920.
To the Secretary NJ War
SfR, Having been invited by you 10 attend the ex
animation Of the Cadets Of This institution az y Board
OF Visitors, for the present year. and having In that ca
pdcity, completed our OF Itions and inquiries VIC
beg eave 10 submit TO your consideration the result of
our lahors.
Ihe examinations commenced with the Mathematical
dep9rtmen and nothing could surpass the proficiency
oi the Cadets in whatever was connected with The sc
encr o. calculation. The most complicated diagram
and figures were drawn with the greatest neainess
ItSterly and prec'on and all the required dernonsrs
uons, however elaborate involved, were conducted
WIN ?ompilude anil correctness which quite aston
shed some members Of the Board Of Visiters whose
previous experience eoaslea them % judge Of snch ex-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03

10 Commercial and Others rho feel interested
VIE already considerable aud contin ally in crces
ing business in the receipts and transportation of
produce at Weldon, having attracted the attention OF
capitalists In different paris OF the Country, from whom
we nave have received applications ior lots and the fact
that most oil the lots already Sold held by persons
VINO IRON motives OF speculation other reasons will
neither improve sell them have induced the subscr
bers to lay of number. of lots in quarters and half
acres, equally, II not more eligoly situated than any
heretofore sold, which thoy will dispose of by public
auction, at Weldon, during the session of the Roanoke
Navigation Company TO he held at that pace about the
rst oil November next II believed and of which more
definite notice viii DC given. I'm the meantime persons
especially capitalists, merchants and mechanics Wishing
to make preparation for the fall business which prom
ises TO be c1nsderabo, m be accommodated liberal
terms upon private application 10 tho subscribers who
deem 1t scarcely necessary TO say that CONNIE
men especially, cotton buyers and groccrs few places
o1eT equal and none superior advantages ia point of To-
caiity' JOHN &. CLAIBORNE,
JAMES B. CLAIBORNE
July 3. I6-w3v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03

The Boston Journal is amusing It's readers with ex-
tracts from backwoods .Soctes q,n6rosians in on. CO.
iunn, and in another with species OF noctss 4,1byost-
aaG Of iis IL trca with some nauby -panbv
political dialogues between tne EDITOR and his friend hrs
friend being what ne calls ga reformed that
to say, Jac<oan Turned OF Office for some cause
not snogn to The public, but therefor vents his prj
vate gries" by abusing the Administration aud CRYING
up Mr. Clay 10 the skies. "Some (says this new con-
VERT have lear OF coming prematurey Tor Ciay;
Tor my part look bin for redress for the wrong thst
has been done ne, and am for HIM" why bargain
In Inc very bud lie is 70 Tor Clay; and CLAW
IS TO restore MIN 70 Office, and his family 20 breadBut
The best Of these Bos,on AEbFosiane is that after tho
Editor mas most poously complained of the many re-
mOvals made by Gen. Jackson, be round 10 won
der about Jaeksons stopping short in other respect:
why does not President Jackson carry his system Of re-
form into the army and nsvy curious fact that he
has not put finger upon any officer for the pug
pose Of reforming hn'And then most marvellous
to tell he resolves all no the Presidents fear of "tl,e
resentment and outcry which single removal on
the principle Of Puuishing would produce $50 that IL
Is impossible for the President to pursue any course
which IS calculated to please such critics If he turn
out certain officers, he is reckless yran-f he pre-
serves others, he is aietporising politician, no dorcs
not touch thcn. Inc President had Of course better
recollect the story Of the old man and bis Jackass
Since he cannot please his ccs, LEI him consult IN,
o"n 'ons'icnce. and please himself
mr. OfU 81 m.
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csnse and surely these very patriotic citizens have no,
ciamored in vain Ii is confidently asserted that to
complete this catalogue, Albert Gallatin, Genevan
who canno, yet speak our language intelgibly, and
vho secretary 10 OF the Conventions Of Insur
gents in 1893, is to be Secretary of the Treasury and
10 hold the purse strings OF this infant Nation Dis
interested people You not only invite YOUR sho e.
the oppressed aud the unhappy, the dsorderly anil i
concnteG OF all nations; but you commit their kind
care, your e-sides your wives and daug hters.
sour treasures and your government We all
brethren OF the SCI principle" awe have gained lit
Gle u we encourage political intolerance, as wicked
as deypo,ic."
''Ptccep. teaches, Su, eIappte moves"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03
July 3.


CochrdnS Portable Uhe7t Thresafag- Machine and
Cation Gins, with additions aud nproyetnentg.
CA MANUEL COCHRAN having devoted several years
- to the improving and manufacturing The above
chnes, still continues to furnish ali orders al short no.
uce, and executed under mis- own supcrintendance in
the most faithful manner. A Cotton Gin or Corn mill
may be attached TO The Tbreshing Machine IL request
ed. The Gins will be made either single or double
breasted and with Iron Steel agreeable 10 order
tie begs leave TO refer 10 the following gentlemen
VINO are using Machines and Gins made Nv him. viz:
Joseph g. Ca5cll, Esq. Nelson County, Gen. T. H.
Cooke, Fiuyanna, !. II. Brown and r. Akin Esors
peteisburg, Hon John Tyler ani ~. Harrison, Esq
Dharos CIV, james Ship and Lewis Nicii. Esors
Frederics benjamin Blake, Esq. Tapplhannock, and
DR.. H. Pcako, Alexandsia.
Business requiring my occasional absence from Rich
NOM, have appointed Ir. John o. Lay NV AGENT 10
dispose OF the above, 70 whom application may be male
SAMUEL COCHRAN.
Several Of the Wheat Machines arc nearly COMPLETED
and will be ready for delivery the ensuing week
juno 10. To,vo,rf
THE Patent Right for Ttiliiaus Trim Lerer Ont
toh Press, which has been highly approved Of through
out this state and N g dina for ale rs above In
str1cons for making and using the Press will be fur
nished with the Patent / OIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03

We learn by letter from Boston, that DR. Rice of Vs.
ias obtained in that city StIi5 in cash. and $1,000 in
Tor the benefit of the Theological Semina-
y over which lac prcsidcs.
IN " Journal Of (,,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03

Wdshingfln, Frid0g. 26ih June, 1920.
continued to-day. and will be fcsun tomorrow lone
concluded hi' speech, in The cours. Of which ne de-
snaie5 tho prolonged prosecution cruel md oppfes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03

atOR SN.E.-The Tract of Lend oa which now
q reside, lying both sides of B1sh River in the
County Of Prince Edwatd. miles cast Of ne Court
house, and soufl Of Farnvillc containing nine HIM
dred acres -Jn Il is there is comfortahi6 'welDe
house and aji houses necessary for Tobacco pisna,
uon ~ is useless to INV hing aboI, nc quality Of
the lsn1 as suppoJe tbose inclined to purchase win be
tne,r own Judges, PEYTON RANDOL II.
juno .. Swim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03

Pots@ Of Renooal.--The able exposition Of ~ one
o. TIE People" upon ts subcc, has put the question 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03

CINctNSATrI, OHIO, June % The Ohio Monitor
inenons That Col John NcEivan, Indian Agent, has
received instructions from the Secresr; of War; to en-
deavovto purchase from the Delaware Indians the land
reserved by that tribe, lying within the boundaries of
This State. TRepubi;ron
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-12
For Sale by the Subscribers,

QO Pipes and hals pipes Cognac brandy, 4th proof
CU various brands.
IS pipes Hollsndgin
5 punchcons Jamaica rum. 4th proof
S do N. o. particular rum, hproof
$50 SO S Satls's N. E rum
Is barrels country gin; Campbell and other brands
80 do Winchester superior whiskey, some dis
titled from barley
90 hogsheads st. Croix sugar
so barrels and boxes refined do
Sc hogsheais prime retailing mo'asses
chests Hyscn and Young Hyson tea
100 boxes sperm candles
SO do mould do
Is do CASTLE soap
Is do sweet oil
100 barrels No. , Boston bay mackerel
$50 kegs, half kegs and boxes Richmond manufac-
tured chewing tobacco
bales hops, LIST and I'd quality
10 tonsRussia hemp
90 coils Boston patent cordage, assorted sizes
$50 kegs Dupont's Brandywne gunpowder OF dit
ferent grades, single, dalbie and treble F.
in papers and cannis,ers for sporting, and
strong coarse for blasting rocks
1000 bags Philadelphia patent shot OF all sizes
80 casks iiibberts rndon brown stout and porter
in quart and pint bottles
N,,riochs pale and high coorcd old IonGon particu
lar Madeira wine in CASKS Of every size,
some of which are entitled 10 drawback
White and PINK champagne sparkling aud sIAt
Caret wine in Casks aud bottles
Alicant Port
Sicily Madeira
Sweet Malaga wines IN Or" casks
Passarste
Marseilles Sherry
so boxes Msccouba, Frankfort and Natural Clark
snuff
500 casks of nails of All sizes
200 rsams Mrsnnins '--r"
50 reams foolscsp and po' q" ,,,
~ 20 cases bows and mems fur and wooi mas Il.
500 whole and half boxes OF all Sizes nA'''''''-
window glass - ,;ot,en.
Also. ID bales German heInpen oHhaou'6''
burgs and hessans
3 do Russia diapers
* hs,es and cases ga, rs, A, 9o and '-4
brown and bleached shirtings and sheeuhgs
Rlue and yellow nanSins
90 cases printed striped jeans,
A do white leans and drillings
do printed calicoes, hdkfs and shawls
5 bales brown drilngs
5 do tickngs
5000 lbs Gotten yarn, assorted NUMBERS
S6 p;aces No 3 and cotton sail duck
90 bales white, red and yellow domestic Hammer
assorted qualities ,,s
2s nsckages mixed and plain sattnets' kerse,
hnsevs, ga and GA twilled cioths q eaS'''e''
so dozen Germantown halt hose
| so do worsted uo ,,,;. hose
| IN 40 lambsxool worsted and cotton XII
shirts and drawers
| p.o., cIo,bs cas,ineres and waistcoatings
a handsome assortment of plain and inquired al
fancy Swiss muslins
"A sand ga csmorics and jackonets
Bok and fancy British muslins ~
" A. C. CAzEN0VE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-12

Fresh Teas. &c.
FOWLE & Co. have Tor SAFE
sn,I chests and half chests Young Tyson Tea, y,
I'M the Summaries cargo imported III hP'"' S"'
OF superior quality ..,,,rs
60 kinds st Croix aud New Orleans prime sugars
50 hhds retailing molasses
so bags Rio coffee
100 bags sumstra pepper
IS pipes
half pipes Sicily Madeira wine
quarter casks
eighth casks } p;co
20 pipes, half pipes and quarter casks i'''
Madeira wine
90 baskets Champagne
100 basket, Bordeaux salad oil
90 pipes 4th proof Cognac brandy brand
10 pipes Holland gin o,,od
T. PanoheOns New Orleans ra jamaica H'V0'e'
20 20 h hh's New England rum
Is bbls prime and mess beef
| 40 bbls prime pork
% tons St Petersburgh clean hemp
| 80 bolts Russia duck
! 100 do heavy and light Ravens 40
1sO coils patent cordage, assorted sizes
90 packages seine, sewing, and shop tw'ne
200 hides red soal leather
Is bales of brown shirtngs
400 casks nails assorted sizes
Il 300 do pure white lead
400 sacks, Liverpool filled, blown salt
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse ~. On
5000 do Turks Island salt July ~