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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

Oh which S3oo0is payable in Land.
Tickets S5--Halyes " 60--Qlariers glo5.
For sale at
hEWSON'S most astonishing
ofliee Of Luck,
Aup. 4
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Lyncit5urg, August LIST, 1929,

II appears By an Official document, received from
Rio Jiuciro, thai the following nportaIons Of slaves
were made into III at port, IA is,G and 1877
I52G landed alive. 81, gG6eh on the passage, 1895
l.27 do do 4I,3ss-- do do l6iJ
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rec blacks. Let US tam our eyes 10 ohio al
ms moment, and what do we see +? We see a
sia'e, which, but tev years ago acting on n
'"''e principle Of philan,bropy. opened her
arms 10 receive these onteasis of other commu.
mites. en'r'aiing them 10 come over 10 their
L"nu OF Promise, nav shutting her door inst
'"eul' and 'nn'ctng even upon those " no bad
long since settled aud reared up famiiie, a min
he' borders, such unequal anl oppressive bur.
ihens as In compel them to seek a home else.
where. She has found them out. rs We. even
with comparatively few Of them. long since
mad aud She Is now vainl, en1eavoring 10 lid
herself Of he evil.
COLONIZATION soCIEfY-Ne iusert
ms "snrn'ng The Annual Report of the Board
Oh Managers OF The Lynchbarg Au1 Col. So.
eiety' read Al iIs anniversary meeting last Sat.
nrd"y. Wstake pleasure in adding that wm.
NJ. k'ses, esq. has consented to the publication
OF his Address. delivered before the Society on
the same occasion. Ii will appear in our neat
paper.
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SCHEME.

Besides numerous other prizes.
Tickets "a only -Sh res n 70 orion
For sale at iikN Sons Or riSH
Vi Luck.
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RICHMOND MARKET I.,. n

RICHMOND MARKET, July 81.
Foar-Snperior CiiJ Mills (new) SO 90,
nominal DO Coua,ry Canal (new) SO
Tobacco Good and fine, SO TO SI2 o. mid
ding, 10 TO So common. ~ 10 So refused.
So TO 80.
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PUTr,TC NOTICE.

HE fall Md winter session of the .ohsc,i.
"a boz = school viii commence on Monday
the l1lh Of September ep uinr. -
JOHN {. REID.
= y. The snbsci,her has seni Tor. and e..
poets 10 obinin, for the Use ~ his school a new
edition OF Mnffay's E.ercsts much improved
ana also chez per ihen amp former edition.
J. &. X.
Augnu 0 Oil
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? 10000 DOLLS.
Connecticut State
e r T. u II X .
No
CLASS No. 9,

dor the benefit OF the retreat for the insaftr.
10 be drawn in Mhdletown on Saturday ih'
sih day Of August, 1929.
GO Numbers-9 drawn Ballots.
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NOTIFYING Cl.OYilS.

WYE have just received supply of GEM.
=" TIE German Rolling Cloths, which W,
invite purchasers TO rfaininr.
MCKEE g. MEM.
~ Our assortment of slnple and apcv
Goods will be found desirable, II having beef,
added 10 hv numerous arrivals. NJ Il NJ
Angusi6
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Ga0MORNSs

NNHE subsnr,beri have JUST opened eass
- ofsnperior Leehoras. Also nm nssort-
nsnt oil beautiful Gauzo Hdkfs with fs~
pieces Of ezra 6ne black nsnkeep Grapes.
which they can warrant 10 he ~ eh.sp ss any
In market. HoRVEII. TATE
Aug. 3 or
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MWIlfMS PN,l7DS.la.,,.

1t is matter highly gratifying TO the friends OF tho
administration OF the general government, to eytnsxs
the admirable arrangements in all its departments ana
particularly in that most important one, which more i'm
nediaely interests al classes Of the nation the Gsca,
The Secretary OF the Treasury gave due notice thai ~,
the lst of July there would he paid OIL the Bank OF
the u s., and its different branches, 6T90 900 dollars Of
the public debt besides interest being loans made In
ring Che late with c. IS, and bearing
per cent This haS been done, and Ia manner which
reflects the highest credit the arrangements Of
the Secretary, coniOned with those Of The Bank -.
No pressure has been At any time felt in the PROGRESS
Of preparation, in the consummaon and This largo
amount Of the public ds5t Of the nation (neagly one
seventh of the whc!e) has been finally paid pro,nc;n
advantage TO 'he public. by the loans rnaae Inv III
Bank for nsny months, in anticipation off exfinSush
kind CT accommodation, both to the government ana
,he public creditor, IN lie power 10 furnish
II is also proper 10 remark, that the Bank did nat
any period limit ITS discounts, In consequence of The
payments but, on the contrary, rather increased Them
and 10 SO doing, prevented any Inconvenience 10 tho
community, arising from the preparations NECESSARILY
incident to 80 large substracon Of stock II has been
objected that the Bank did subscribe large amount
70 the loan for Internal improvements OF this State
his OBJECTION s only made by those who not fsrni
iar with the provisions Of s charter. The Bank sub
scribrd with great profuptudo, tho Of 500 COO
being tho utmost limit tits allowed loan any one state
without special act OF Congress. sanc,ioning H.
II viii he recoleciod, IAt some Of the payments
tho public debt have at former periods, caused ereat
excitement by tho scarcity Of money attendant on heis
preparation In the present instance, land yhei the
argest amount has been paid Of. that has ever been
paid NJ timed the whole has been Effected In man
rer which most orobly eyinces that masters in the sci
Of finance had lhe drcciionso Of H. [Ph Il Sent
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Department win be authOrzed to purchase to supply

Department win be authorized to purchase supply
these posts
The inspection of provision will be made at The time
and place OF devery and all the expenses paid by
tractors until they deposited at such store houses
may be designated by the Agent of the Department.
The privilege will be reserved to the United States
increasing or diminishing the quantities Of dispensing
with articles at any time before entering in
to contract and also of increasing reducing the guam
nues oil each delivery one-ird on giving sixty days
previous notice.
Bidders no; heretofore contractors, who have not fur
mshed satisfactory evidence OF their ability 10 fulfil the
contracts for which they may have proposed required
to accompany their proposals with such evidence, ogch
or with the names OF their suretes, whose responsibility
mus be certified to by the District Attorney by some
person well known to the governmeu otherwise, their
proposals will not be acted on.
There can be no advances in any case; and evidence
o. inspection and full delivery will be required at hi.
office before payment will be made which will be either
IN drafts the departments at Washington A.an
NC City, or in Treasury drafts spcciepayng banks
the Westward.
tits desirable that each proposal be sealed in sepa-
rate envelope, and marked Proposals for ,tsishns
-iTmy Su5sisfe1ce." GEORGE GIBSON, c. C.S
June H. lS-wtl5thScpt
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lion. MARLIN VAN BUREN.


Inc present Secretary Of State since his arriv,. =,
washington has evinced devotion 10 The duties of his
exalted station, which challenges admiration and n,
tracts imitation The Instructions 10 the pe,,
sent abroad, well as the core spon1ence M ~
eminent with fhe fnnconaries OF the United States
rady IN foreign countries, have Of themselves exacet
from MI van buren, an unusual degree OF ntcl,nctlsI
and physical eNeron, leaving time for rrnoae 49,
very little leisure for the other business Of teS o;
We understand from entitled 10 orr i,nnI;t
confidence that the honorable Secretary has Thus far
handsomely and ably acquitted himself The iDstruc
tons from ms pen said to he admirable and nr,cf=
Cal business state papers, unpreending in s.ye vet
comprehensive in their views and PRINCIPLES and iuc
10 the communication OF those principles and views 10
Inc diplomatic agents to whom they are addressed.
Mr.. Van Buren, is de cdedly the best sciec,;o, m 4,
President Jackson could have made for the station 10,
which he has been placed. Sagscous, profound an
cautions true disciple OF the republican school of JEFF
ana madison no possesses all those qualities ard
all that tact, which enable minister 10 conduct onr a.
pioma'ic relations in such 10 conciiate the
eoon WIZ oil foreign powers and at tho same time s,r
cessuly TO assertthe rights and advance the interests
OF his own country. With Justice and equity To cu;Is.
ana sustain him he has ingenuity, ability and dscrp
ton TO Keep himself and his government ALWAYS In lire
right and his adversary in the wrcaS, whenever tfr
come into contact in argument.
Contrary 10 the disposition ascrbed 10 him nv bis
mics, Mr. Van Buren, abstans from every thing I'M.
intcrmingne in political intrigue add faction Coming
in good faith, into the administration of General Jack
son. ne deems 1t his duty sincerely aud truly give 10
that administration all the support which his talents
and character con inpart 10 H. To this object and ~
The promotion OF the welfare and property Of the ma
ton, the Secre',ry devofes the undivided energies Of
has expansive intellect, his great mind, and his disn
gushed patriotism.
We know Of no individual in this or any other rs,n
try, WHO has risen more justly steadily, to such
height, as salesman, in public estimation than Mr.
Van Buren, and onsider il extremely fortunate for
the ustrous patriot who presides over this prea.
republic TO have had the choice OF such man for the
tT-t oInce IN ms gut Pal. Inquirer.
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EINAIRFlELD FOR SALE--By virtue of a decree
oil Goochland County Court, made 18th day OF
June, 1929, in the of Mary w Minor Execurx of
James Minor dec ID against James b. Ferguson, will be
sold TO the highest bidder for cash. on the 18Th ev of
august next II fair If not the fair day thereafter
at Goochand Courthouse, the land called Fair
ytd containing about three hundred and fifty acres
IN oochiand, on Lickinghole Creek adjoining the lands
oil Dr. N M Vaughn, Col VIM Boiling, Capt Josiah
Leakc and Others the former residence of Capt Fer
gr9on, or so much of the said of land as will be
to raise the sum mentioned in the said decree
ne above tracto andis very desirable sua-
ed, IN good neighhourhood is very fertile, and re-
marketable for the healthiness of its situation
July 90 % do
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NIB aL ESTATE FOR SALk-i offer Tor salc INV
81 u. in III

Hp ESL ESTATE FOR SALT offer Tor sale my
"a lsrIn IN the County of Coochand. called John
sons Springs. Ills just twenty miles from the City Of
Richmond and contains five hundred and twenty acres
OF land The houses large and commolious and the
land 10 well adapted 10 the growth Of corn, wheat oats
&c Ithas b"eD, and, doubt not might be again one
OF the most valuable stands for Tavern NV The vicinity
OF Rchmon1--The terms will nc fourth cash. and
credit Of x years for the resdue the purchasers pay
ing the interest after the expiration of the first year
or credit OF six years upon the whole, paying Interest
from The day Of saleAny person desiring TO purchase
during my absence from Town win call on Mr. Thomas
Green OF the City Of Richmond, or Mr.. John Watkins
OF the County Of Hcnfco, WHO will contract for me
July 81 22-I0t JAMES LYONS, Jr
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JulyI7

NWJANTED TO HIRE smart, active, Young man
Wv assistant in Bar Room To one of good
character OF industrious and domestic habits who writes
tolcrably fair hand and is acquainted with the bust.
ness, | will give a handsome salary and a permanent
situation. Also, middle aged WOMAN, to supcrin-
tend the washing and ironing establishment in my
house. To suitable person capable of managing 10
advantage this branch of my business will give good
wages and constant employment I also want TO p0r-
chase or hire three four good walters, for whom a
liberal price or good wages will be given
JOHN GADSBY.
Washington, d. G. july 81 22-st
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4 NoLUMBIAN COLLEGE. %. C.--Ihn A,,.,,.n. G

a NoLUMBIAN SOLLEGE, d. C.-Thc Autumn ses
" sioi. OF this Institution will commence on tho sah
oil .Septembcr and extend TO the 10th December
Inc course OF studies embraces the English French
modern; Roman Antiquities; general History: Cam
bridge course OF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy:
PHILOSOPHY 0! Rhetoric and Bces Let,rcs writin Trans
a'ions from the Classics; Defamation and COMPOSITION.
Logic Moral Philosophy; Philosophy Of the Mind; Ma,
urai theology Evidences Of Religion; Natural His,ory
chemistry; Political Economy; Law of Naticns Erposi-
non oil the Constitution of the United States
The higher classes admitted courses of Lectures
on intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Anatomy and
fhysio!ogy, Chemistry, Boany Natural Philoophy
mere IL connected with the Institution PrepnyaoI,,
Sehoof, in which pupils fitted for admission 10 The
freShinan or higher classes. or for other objects
Inc students arc permitted, occasions of great in
sres 10 hear the arguments in the Supreme Court and
inc ueoates in Congress. j.
Students may be admitted at any time the opepnr o.
the session is preferable.
me charges for the Session Of fourteen weeks will be
Authorization Fec, paid but once, and only by $50 90
the College classes, $40 w
Tuition in the College classes, 90 90
c prsry; Room FURNITURE and Bed. 90
Table, Washing, Fuel, Lights and Servants
per week. 3 90
students not boarding in College will be
charged for Library, Room, Furniture, Fuel { g 30
ana servants, IN THE scHooL:
uiuoh IN the Languages, &c, Room, Fuel. >, m
and Sweeping, IL 90
studied, z 90
The French Language will he taught by Mr. p lie a
an accomplished Instructor. Students who attend him
win pay for the session 81.
Inc necessary expenses OF student, exclusive o!
books and stationery, will not exceed 5000 per annuIn
i'ls payable in advance; half at at the opening the
balance at The middle OF the session.
College Hill, July 29. Ga,
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Office TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S-Tbe
Commissioners Of Quantico Canal take this method
INFORM persons engaged in the Lottery business that
ney wish TO dispose OF the privilege granted them by
he Legislature OF Virginia, TO raise the sum Of seven
thousand dollars
Application by letter. or otherwise 10 the Subscribers
will meet with prompt attention.
JNO. w. WILLIAMS
JAMES b. G.. THORNTON.
ANDREW X. SMITH
. dummies, July Is.
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July2e.

81 CONTINUATION OF THE KANAwHA TUnNPIkE
~ The section of the extension of the Kanawha
turnpike, between its present termination and Charles
ton, distance about 80 miles being now located per
sons wishing TO undertake the whole part of it,
invited TO meet at Kanawha c. H. on the 2ith of Au
gust next when the line will be shew TO them and pro-
PO,ais received Il. SCALES, Superintendent
July %. 2s~ti5an1
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RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACToRY.

LNlNllNOt'D wi iOIN W
G NOTTON cloths and yarns. of superior quality
~ manufactured at this establishment, are offered for
saIc wholesale and retail, at the PrOprictors Office ION
the street leading 70 Scockn Warehouse) at moderate
prices.
lhey will also wish 10 purchase quanty Of prime
cotton OF the ensuing crop preference viii be given
20 cotton in the seed which will be received Of the
PLANTERS on the most liberal terms, for
May ID az
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|FHNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-I will r,ve
twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
TO me IN Petersburg, of my Moses, who went oil
on the 9th nstHe is about twenty three or four years
Old feet inches high, dark skinned, but not very
black, rather stout made and bow-leggcd slow in his
movements and OF not sprghtly countenancc-tooL
with nm stock OF very good clothes, amongst those
now recoeced were blue cloth close coat and blue
cashmere pantaoons gray cassnett coaee and pana-
looms, fur hat good deal worn, boots shoes The
only information have been able TO get of him. is that
he was seen in fishing boat which to this mar
ket, on the night OF Sunday the 18th inst going down
James River and he originally from Charles CITY
county, very probably Is now in the neighbourhood
of Weynokc, Doctor John Minre's place or of NJ
William H. hinges where most of his relations live
HUGH NELSON
Petersburg, June 80. I6-Imu
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~ EAR four hundred OF land, including the
Tavern and other buildings at Evcrettesvlc This
Land embraces the point where hetwo postroads unite
and where the two lines of stages pass every other
day, from the City of Washington and Richmond lead
ing to Staunton The place contains Post Office and
other houses useful TO Mechanics; is seven miles dis
tant from Charlottesville and is situated in healthy
and wealthy neighborhood 1 will make the terms
moderate, and the payments from TO four years TO the
purchaser and invite TO this place. the attention of
those who would occupy good stand for business al
most OF any sort If not sold be fore the lst of August
VIII rent or lease II. &. EVERETT.
June lp lo-wtJs,A
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l. Professor of Ancient Languages, DR.. Harrison
q Professor OF Modern Languages, DIR. Blaettermann
g. Professor of Mathematics, Mr.. BonnvcastIe
4. Professor OF Chemistry and Matcria Mctliea Dir
Emmett.
5. Professor of Natural Philosophy, Dr. Patterson
8. Professor of Medicine DIR. Dunglison.
q. Professor of Anatomy and Surgery, DR. johnson
8. Professor of Moral Philosophy, Mr.. Tucker
.. Professor of Law, Mr. LoInax.
The instruction is conveyed partly by lectures and
partly by the study OF approved text books and in all
the asuity of the student tested by rigid eye
tenn of examination.
Every STUDENT under The age OF II years is required
10 attend az least three Professors Professors and
the Demonstration of Anatomy and Surgery unless when
Inc natricuatcs his parent guardian shall have IRE.
scribed in writing, The SCHOOLS which nc is required 10
attend unless the Faculty f0T good cause shown shall
allow him TO attend iess than three
Monthly circulars written 10 the parents and guar
dams stating The attendance OF each student lecture
and exhibiting the students proficiency and dcporimen,
10 be admitted, te'studcnt must bc sixteen years OF
age he IS required TO uniform drcSS, the parcu-
lars of which detailed in The enacnens. This rule
viii be rigidly cnforccd;hc prescribed uniform will
have to be all occasions both within and with
ont the precincts when the student appears ont Of his
room, except, that in weather, he way wear such
light gown or coat within the prcciucs the Choriuan
may approve. The attention of parents and guardians
is particularly drawn TO this enactment in order hat
their wards may not be provided with clothes
which cannot be permitted 10 be
Students entering the University after the commence
mcnt Of the Session, shall pay board only for The time
unexprcd, at the yearly rate but shall pay the full fees
and rents az whatever time they may enter.
the Medical school one full course at the Uniyersi-
ty, is considered by the authorities of the University Of
Pennsylvania, az equal 10 ono course there.
A. s. BROCkENBROUGH Procfor
Tho Constitutional Wing, National Intelligcncer and
Washington Telegraph, Geo. Aihenian, Nachez Statcs-
man, Baton Rouge Gazette Huntsville Democrat, Ra.
leigh Register Charleston Courier and Frankfort Argus
are requested to publish The above, week for two
wceks and forward their accounts 70 the Proctor Of the
July g. 23-e2y
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Ss25.slO SO
Leaving balance in Tho hands of Il com

Leaving balance in Tho hands of q c com
Inissoners on the eOih Dec, 1929, Of 9237 81
By these frpfnditUres, lands enough have been pro
cured for Hospital Establishments at al Hc stations
where they win be required, Crcept at Pensacola
II could hardly be stated IN palmer langUage That the
land which the Hospital erected at Norfolk was
paid for. The COMMITTEES reported this statement to
Congress. informing that body that the specified sums
had been expended " in purchasing lands ond The
erection NJ buildings Mt Phiiddeiphid and sFoDoh"
This conclusive evidence That Congress believed this
appropriation to be applied To such 40 object But there
spoivc proof Of tho objects 10 which they did expect
Tho committee reported bin, sFproptia,ins TO The
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" hLCBLE LAND FOR SALE.-Wn be sold 10
the highest bidder, at Louisa Courthouse, on Mon
d the ioh dayo August that being Court day. a tract
oil ind IN said County, containing five hundred acres
belonging to Gen William White of Tenncssec-ihe
i ,I IONS messrs David Thompson, Hugh Goodwin
William Ellis thur Clayton aud that well known old
stand called Caytons Younss old store ond now oc-
cupied by Mr. Richard Johnson There is on this tract
comfortable dwelling house, having three rooms below
Sta and three above with good ut-buildngs orchard
garden, &c The situation is healthy and able be-
ing immediately on the main road leading from Louisa
courthouse. to most of the northern Cities, within
miles OF said Courthouse-the ncighbourbocIis surpass
cd by none OF my acquaintance for independence, hos
paiity and industry The soil is good-Any person wish
ing to purchase will please call Arthur CLAYTON ESQ
who will shew them the land. The terms will be ac-
coinmodating and made known on the day Of sale Ne
groes VIII be received in payment for part the whole
purchase If il is preferred the tract will be divided 70
suit purchasers. The purchaser can have immediate
possession and can be supplied with wheat corn fodder
and some rye and also the hands the farm aid in
seeding small grain. A. C.. WHITE
July 2S. 23-t1s Attorney in fac.
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81 UNIVERSITY OF YIRGlNIA.-Fhc next session
" will begin on the 10th September, ond continue till
the Goth of July, following.
The expenses for the Session of upwards of ton
months, as follows:
Board including bed and other room furniture
washing and attendance, SIOc
Fuel and candles, to be furnished by the Proc
tor at cost and per cent commission, estimated at q
Kent OF an entire Dormory SIG for half, ifoc-
cupied by two students +
Use OF Library and public rooms is
Professors fees not exceeding rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31
LEWIS WEBB & co.

OFrER FOR SALE,
loo Hhds Sugar, St. Croix, Porto Rico and
4OO New Orleans
500 bags Coffee, Java, Lag,ira, Porto Rico and
81. Donl.hgo ...-rr-v,, purr prrtuv
. boxes and 40 bbIs loaf and lump sugar
hhds and 20 bbls rye whiskey
II hbis Caruther's rectified do
) a do s. S", Gloia }RuM
90 hhds and 30 bills N England
pipes Cognac brandy
dn Holland gin
casks Madeira
- do Sicily Madeira
3 do Lisbon
. do Port ,,.,.,,.,
, do TcneriITc Wines
% do dry Malaga
25 do sweet do
Canary and Muscat
SD tons bar iron, American, English and Swedes
PlatIng aud hoop iron
Cast, shear, German, Gravity and bstcred steel
10 tons castings, assorted
100 kegs best nails and brad5
600 sacks Liverpool blown e,,,r
90 do ground alum { S-Ait
Cupperas, alum, birthstone
Saltpetre, madden, indigo
Ginger, pepper, pmcnto
Letter, writing and wrapping papnr
Wire sifers, raisns almonds, soap
Sperm and talow candles
Gunpowdcr, imperial and black ira
tons pnient shot, DupOnts gunpowder
Bar lead, bed cords and leading lines
Sewing and wrapping twine, bottle cOris
German shcetlng and shlrting, oznaburgs thread
Shoe thread, cotton and wool cards assorted
80 bales cotton
Cotton bagging and bale rope
- bates domestic sIeetIngs and shirtnrs
: case domestic cloths
300 sides soa leather, upDcr do
40 Spanish hides
- bbls tanners oil
do linsccd
30 bbs vnSgnr
100 bbls mnckcrcl. no aud ,