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THE LACHRYMIA GRAPE.


Esfrdct from Boiiing's "Ssstch Of Pine Culture y
Chap. goth. "Whu the Ldchyy,no Grope is thought
aproper one for Pirgnia."f
"iIavng in former publication signfcd wish that
the Greek or Lachryma Grape, might be imported
from Naples, II might be asked how, consistently with
the above principles that grape he thought pro-
per one for Virginia, which, although exceedingly
sweet and luscious, does not ripen, even in that hot
country until the last OF Octoberl shall endeavour TO
give reason for the apparent contradiction.
"Ihe maturity OF fruits is not effected without
tain degree Of fermentation. 1t follows then that while
fruit 10 ripcnng suffers constant release and SUBJ
sequen,ly hxaton of ar-groat perspraton. great in.
ternal CONJUNCTION. Whatever body is penetrating in
It's nature aud disposed 10 Ok air altogether prevents
IL in very large quantity, and retards, In small
en- that process the result Of which Is perfect ma
turity.
Sulphur Is a body extremely subtitle, penetrating
aud Of nature TO Tx air in very high degree wit
ness the quantity which burst from 6relock when
suddenly rarea and returned, by fire its elastic
from il, 6Sed state in the gunpowder witness that two
or three little sulphur matches, lighted and put under
cask. will stop the hcrcencss oil fermentation BY fixing
the air OF the vegetable luid within: witness that when
wine is racked of from cssk to another cond
fsrnen,aon speedily arises il tue recipient be well
migated with sulpiur.
The above conceded land believ il will not he dc
nic let it be remembered, dat the soil, in which the
Lachryma vine grows, is, perhaps sulphureous
ny cultivated ON the globe The solar rays darling there
on with intense heat excite vapour which rotarJs the
perspraon and internal conmotion and Of course, the
maturity Of its fruit-t is strong enough. some
times to destroy vince and other vegetable.
by total s'oppsge Of all their functions. II follows the
tha in colder country less abundant in sulphur than
the Kingdom Of Naples, and the regions of Vesuvius
the same grape might attain earlier maturity.
much more In Nirginia, whose summers, while thcy
last, are 0s hot perhaps, those Of Naples almost
ny other country!
"Moreover, II s probable that the Juices Of plants in
the course OF their circulaion undergo successive fer
mentations by which they properly pcrcolateJ for
their entrance into the fruit. This Is hypothos
hut 1t is certan. IL il be truc that all those processes
must be retarded by The suphureous vapour above men
lioned TO which they would be liable in Virginia.
ali it be suggested, that the sulphur may vet be
cessary to give hst grape the particular qualities it has
IL Il answered. that all its defects ascibe sui
phur that is not entirely desirable have exactly
as it Is, but with dminuton OF its sweetness, OF lis
tenacious consisence, and Of the heaviest of the wine
pes, who always drink it new Gage correcting its de
tectsD never use il unmixed with water"
l.aaseiicdn Farmer.
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Native POETRY

Wehave seldom been able readers
of homespun poetry than the following composed yon
lady of Virginia ossinay erpearc in the Ygisa
published at charlo''cs'ips. tPe,ers6urs, TINES.
Saciss Erening Shout Of Thanksgiving.
nh.., -" s%'sSn IN for the SHEPHERD who Swc
PRAISED pn rnr .OnD Tho etc, such cold
Ys s IF SGS horn The l. p.oas no
@ Of the o n OF the s %p S Al c the las
leafns them shroutlcd in darkness and slcuce.l
a, iG so ws sin sa sa. q, ,n S,ss rear
And guard like proud elnt bana
Che home Of Liberty.
'Tws. sunset, and the glowing wcsi
nf aa gorgeous S,s Dag on,ord;
Were tathdin floating gold.
What sound, upon tho breath of cvc,
Is it con fearless hunters note
Boruc wildly on the gale
. Echoins from rocks upon whose hclgi,
'Yt'ncIcu,s ai0nc rcpcsc,
Nousht prints the eternal SHOWS.
No-'tis aloudcr loficr strain.
Perhaps tho invader comes,
10 ' Isl,lc for their I ho%rs cans "'' SOUS
For, wild ambitions ruthless tide
on swccps these lovely plaius;
lark dcsolation cigns.
But, this is tho thrilling note
or hoSn When INC S GsSie, Of e ,hc hin,
j. winding hom aar
For, wonian's slvcIy voice is hearr.
While GS oSy towers p %ni i ioSiy cot
TIC cNultnS strains prolony
a boiler spell with il brca,l.'d.
HHs "a. Gy Nc@n ,.sG TiSss E 3Hm ,So o,,.
Nhcrc peace and JOY rcposc
And gratitude inspires the strair
F IT, G mn,,s, from iG,n. every heart
ToIcpcl tho foenans dart.
Tho nr9untan's craggy sides and caves,
Repeat the of God.
=" Praised be hc LorjH'--Thc holy theme
usSl %il t lights P PARTON: 'ssam
!,soitly dies aoas.
Aud silence fold. her sh4iowy wing
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August IL

g inGINIA: AZ upe.or CbancoTy, hoiea the
of JamOs MorowO@iher, dec. Plias.
James Merowse'hs William herewooher and Ransi, Nero
Their Thomas More and John Mecca,hor William
Be- EH.ss:a ii,
ton widow of william b. winston dec formerly Ann n
a as s s%; Mere Mere
po 4aG s winston. Ss"'0' 'ad John Taylor p ps
Horao Gates Winston, with tho will nnnox
so1y James sd dee John c. aTss William
doc and The said JG%o, William and
Willum lanes Richard Ierwcaicr and ElnGbetG
Booser the husband Of be said R en-
ln o %n % Grm s
and Elizabeth Moreweaher infant id.n of Robert Merewea-
John rOnioxer dOc'd Edmund 9endleton j. William
These this b. head ,osee che
pursuant pS G% o order C Of Sn @ IF OF % @ 5 SSs '
tho bin the OF the defendants HOato Gates Winston
Ia bs b", al. S Ja"'i and Essg T @
Tor and William Pollard the docrota onor taking the
oil o confessed against them which appear TO have boon duly
prescribed by law against absent defendants exhibits
the Of David @ i1 aec
o o S oe oa 10 ' ont to tho
opinion that The claim upby tho said David Mewoaer
o'oIsy under purchase alleged by them to have been made
a! he said claim be diaowed property controversy
disposed OF tho loao
Of his testaor first for the of his
satisfaction
administrator retaining of the slaves for the satisfaction
specific legacy the said Aun Winston,
due thereof for cash. such sales being objected by the parties
and deposit The proceeds OF SALE one Of the banks in hi. City
CourtAnd the Court doth the said report
Commissioner who made it, for tho purpose of bringing
account OF the administration of the said ooto Gates Winston
TO the limo of making his and for the further purpose
taking account of the several debts due from the the said
James dec to any Of the parties to those suits
printed in tho City OF Ricbnon
yand tho said Commissioned report the
Cont account or the surplus of tho after the
debts, aud the TO which eacparty will bs entitled tho
application of that surplus 70 the OF the said Junus
roweaihs will with stated
deomedfof;rcntby bimse which required tho par
ucs to DO stated. a. Copy Tcste,
IL q 10 IAII.
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every place q worship which eIsyed "a q.at coiin-
try. Neither did Il ever fall in my way to see Ame-
rcan judge In the strange attitude above referred but
have seen many legislator extended in the manner
described by the American Chesterfeli.-a posture OF
level with. rather higher than tho head, affords not
bad Illustration OF the principle we'll the practice
of democracy
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EXECUTIVE DrpAnrafEvr,

Ec5 2I, 1929
Il DRoP0SALS will be received al this Department
= for the purchase Of the transports in the Pcnen-
tary. Terms. cash Those disposed TO purchase will
give in their proposals without delay.
- order, WI il RICHARDSON.
-. ~ fsS.-I
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~ CIfANCBRTin Cumberland Comfy Court july ,-ih 20
Thomas T. Swami and Sally his wifo, YlGs.
against
Allen Wilson and Daniel A. Aoo, oxors Of Sally Mason Decd
Bcbccc0 Rod Jarson WoOlson and Sally Miller
SON. guardian % ton m Amanda Ro Aun Rsdi, Rcocoa odi
George Reii jane Hadd Robert Rodl Martha Rcdl
Hedd Vsaia Mceaux Btsoy Mich6aux Macon Nchcaux
George I. Cump Charles Galloway Sally his wif Joeph
Meonux J Jooph Fuqoa Richard MheaGx Robert fsuknf
and Bosoy his wife, and George w Cfump, Dsns.
day tls on
exhibits hod and appearing 70 tho Court that order Of puba
has cu nado against tho absent dofontin bill
iTcoaicseda those defendants who has
fe ocreo and ordered that tho Allen Wilson lue
H. Allen mako exhibit their accOunts executors OF tho
said y MASON dcccnsod before John Daniel Of
ibis Count for settlements And the sni
state What amount ofdcb7 have been paid the said Executors
Dom What 20 BE- paidi whit ~
get cx. from which duo pa,
aud e practicable state 10 his report dignity Of d
iont debts, and the whom
p. II. NUNANJ.bV, nc
To parties Interested io foregoing hereby notified
ha have ugon'ed Tuesday tie 9th day Of October
the Purpe carrying effect which ticy arc
requested 90 aif with s papers vouchers the Tavern
4 NJ. JOHN pA<lIJ, j.. Cont -
AfpfTli x -r-fs
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vi. q. pENDLEToN, c. c.
Co sIHtIesIoEER's 0BBICB,
Richmond. July 2ysI 1900

Tho parties iJtoestod will please take notice. appoint
81 the & day o next to the
oil in the foregoing order OF Court which O'Clock A.
they required atny Office, city their &C
counts vouchers and documents ready for and settle
mnAui tho creditors Of James Meiovcaer hereby
ufc to atienda the time and place
specyo claims before INC. HILARY BAKER, Conf
July 81. 2i,vsV
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I'D ICHARD d. SANXAY, having succeeded Mr.
MA VIM. II. Fitzwhysonn in the business Of station
c and binder respectfully tenders his
vices to the former customers of the house, the
puohc generally 1t IS his intention TO keep constantly
on hand the very best materials for the manufacture
Merchants Account Books, Records and other blank
books. And having been regularly bred to the book
in the stationary and booksclng departing oposha
these, added TO unremng excrons will secure TO him
u share OF the public patronage.
Merchants, Clerks of County Courts and others par
cuiary the of hs predecessor confident
rely on his best efforts TO give satisfaction both TO
the quality OF the articles ordered and the prices.
general assortment Of stationary, blank books school
books, and miscellaneous works, Is now on hand to
which considerable additions will be shortly made.
August 18. YDL1
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MfLLER WOopsoN.. cierkl,.

In compliance tho above doeroo shall on Saturday tho al,
day s6riember ncSt, l IL flf dry torc-
ao proceed to sell for really money, IN front Of tho Eagle Hotel
~ Tic town ofCerersylIo 20 hghoh bidder tho ofnd ctod
IN io dooco; Il lies within mile and half Carors
vlo, County ~ Cumb,raad on car side Of tho main rot
leading New Canton Richnoil iontng Ran
doph Harrison Cary Mitchell uni Fans B Deane ST. cor
tdn! ndro nisiSty acres or oss. Acting Trustee
shall convoy such title only, vested which believed
To DC stipnatis. lizard WILKINSON. 'rfistsa
July 81. ot-tf{i sent
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CoMMIssIoHEa's OFFICE,

Williamsburg, August 9TH 1929.
The parties Interested will be pleased to take notice
that have appointed Thursday the first day of October
next to commence the several accounts directed by tho
within decree OF the Court-On that day BY o'clock
n NJ they required TO attend this office h the
vouchers and and such other evidence as they
may deem necessary enable the Commissioner TO sate
and report the aforesaid accounts.
WM. 4. BANKS. Com'r.
August ~ Zl,it
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at tho former Capitol, in the City of Williamsburg
the 18th day of July, 1929:
John p. Tucker, Ptm
against
James Saunders, Thomas Areaux, Rcbecca A. Collier,
Turner Richardson and Elizabeth p his wife, John
Muire, Eenor Muirc, Ann T.. Muire, James Muire and
Richard Mure infant children of James Muire, decd
Mure, Frances T.. Muire, Hester a. Murc, Angus
tine Mure, and Mary A. f. Muiro, infant children OF
Richard Mure by the said James Cabiness their guar
dian assigned and John Roane infant child of Elizabeth
Roanc by the said James Cabiness his guardian assigned
Dots.
This cause, in which the bill Of the plaintiff hath boen
taken for confessed the defendants James Saunders
Rebecca A. Collier and Turner Richardson and Eliza
beth his wife, whom the several dccretal orders for
that purpose appear TO have been duly executed
on this day TO be heard the bill, of the
other defendants and exhibits, and argued by
COUNSEL On consideration whereof the court doth adj
judge, order anu decree that the following be
tkon before of the Commissioners OF this Court
other claims against the cstatc of William Muirc as
may be exhibited and proved before the Commissioner
Secondly account of the balance due Thomas
Mcaux, for the purchase of the land in the bill
toned Thirdly, account of the probable annual va
lue of the land in the bill mentioned: Fouriy an ac-
count OF the personal estate of William Muire. which
has been applied 10 the payment the debts which bind
the heirs and lastly account The transactions of The
defendant James Saunders administrator of William
Mure, deceased, which account he is directed 20 rem.
der-wich said several accounts, the Commissioner il
directed 10 examine ana state, and sce--and to tho
Court report with any matters specially stated deemed
pertinent by himself which may be required by the
parties 10 be so stated. a Copy Test,
Il CHRISTI
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MoTICE-I beg leave to inform those whom il may
interest that have declined business, having dis
posed Of my stock in trade Mr.. Richard d. Sanxay,
who has been living with for 10 or 12 years
Mr. Sanxay is authorised to settle any Transaction or
open account, relative to my late busncss-and his
ccipt will be good against
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GNAUTION TO THE PUBLIC-I do hereby for
" warn all persons from trading for, taking
signment OF three notes executed by Col. Philip
a. Bramham, for the following sums, wit: for
hundred dollars dated tho 3rd day Of August 1929 an
other OF the same sum, and OF the same date, and
for one hundred dollars (sad be without datc) tho
said notes having been obtained under circumstances
which make it highly unjust and improper that should
pay thom. JOHN s. TEMPLE
August ia. 29-8t7
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N1IRGINLA; AZ Sl.I.cr,or COURT ot Chanesry lIed
v In tho town ofFrcdcricksburg, tho 2lst day OF
April, 1899.
Emanuel Thurston, administrators with tho viii an
noxod Of Thomas B. Fox, William H. Prosser and others
Pitts.
against
Robert Thurston sheriff of Gloucester, committee s.
administrator of Thos: II. Rootcs decd Ann Rootos,
widow OF Thomas X. Rootes, Jr. dec d. and others
And the Court in conformity with said decree doth
further ORDER that the tract OF land in the proceedings
mentioned called Gouldhil, be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder after six weeks advertisement OF
the limo and place oil sale, in newspaper printed
in tho city OF Richmond, upon the following TERMS
balance payable in equal annual nstalmens be Sc
cured by bond with good security and deed of trust
the premises And upon the petition OF Lawrence
Baa;lc and with the assent Of the parties, the Court
doth direct the foregoing sale be made by said Bat
allie, who special commissioner for that purpose is
hereby directed on making sale to deposit the
the cash payment to the credit of this suit in the Office
Of discount and deposit of the Bank of Virginia Fred
orcksbrg and subject the future order of the Court
to make report TO this Court Of his proceedings in
der 10 q hnai decree. Extract. Teste,
A. w. MORTON, C. O.
Pursuant TO the foregoing dccreal order, the under
signed commissioner will expose sale according to the
terms prescribed. at Hanover Courthouse the fourth
"Wednesday in August that being Court day, the
of land called Goudhiil, in the County of Hanover
Pamunkey river, or two miles above Hanover
Town, and distant about eighteen miles from Richmond
This tract contains about thousand acres, largo
proportion of which IL very valuable low grounds 1t
considered of the best tracts OH the river MIR.
Jones who rents the land the present year, will be
good TO shcw ii TO any person wish view
July 0. l6-wtds LAW. BATTAILE.
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against
Garter Wilkinson and HuinphIoy Dch, noffs.
This 10 be tried tho bill ausyer aud
bts hcd Whcrcupon It Is dccood ard ordered
kon, the suvyina trustee, proceed sell the
decd nononoh, giving five weeks tino md
place OF sa newspaper p1od city Of Rcbmou)
for cash, and ofto proceeds the
costs this suit and neat t9Pay TO ihc plaintiff James jennings
three un1ed nl Gfy dollars forts f,vo conts via,
from 18th january 1912 paid anil retain the baaro
hand subject tho future order Of e Cont rho said sale
bar exclude all equity Of redemption The said tykn
Bslt uuy person claiming under them, Copy. Tcsto
NIIIIER MOOI1GOM Clcrk
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%NToOL CARDING.-The Carding Machine be
Wv longin9 10 the suhscriher. he County i in

%NToOL CARDING-Thc Cardng Machine be.
w longing to the subscriber, the County Line
Creek three miles above Milton is in good order and
ready OF oil times to receive and card wool The last
years experience proves 20 lie among the best of Ma
chimes; AMI their general knowledge Of Machinery will
cabc thom 90 keep il in the best condition possble
one of them will always be present during the cardna
season. Our machine is built upon the plan OF single
cylinder, which being less complicated than double
cylinder cards infinitely better and less liable get out
OF order in cardng, which very often happens with the
double cylinder, and spoils the wool
arm woahcr is much tho best for cardinI wool; is
therefore advisable 70 send in tho wool early posi-
BILE. Tho wool should DO washed and freed from all
hard substances, and creased with about pound OF
lard to every twelve pounds Of woolTho lard should
be az free possible from saltPricc Of carding is
eight cents per pound onefifth part of the wool II
win he necessary send sheets or cloths OF some kind
TO wrap the rolls in when cared. The subscribers will
ensuTo To card as well as 1t can be done at machine
In this part OF the country and by doing good work they
hope to merit and receive share of public patronage
August Is. 20-s9' r q J. YARBRoUGH.
HtH0R SALE--The subscriber being anxious To re-
u to the Western Country, offers for sale that
valuable and well known tract Of land yingin the con.
~ Of Coochland, the Three Chopped Road n miles
above Richmond, and known by tho name of Woodawn
Inn containing between aud eight hundred acres
The improvements are perhaps inferior to in the
county consisting of aargo and commodous brick dwell
ing house, with ten rooms and passage through the
house elye feet wide besides tho garnet and cellar
of the rooms havo convenient close-thcrc are three
porchcs. This supposed 10 BIO fine stand and as
suitable For Tavorn any the roadA well Of cool
with two rooms, nearly new, and brick meat house
new; CLEO barn with fno collar, we'll calculated Tor
fhrcsiin2 Machine, largo Gnd commodious stables two
corn houses, and other necessary out-houscssso on
excellent grist and mill and wheat machine ali
driven by water The land IL well adapted to the cul.
ture OF corn, wheat and tobacco and ia in state Of
Improvement nifty or well act with clio
ve aud an excellent timothy and herds grass meadow
This andi well adapted to plaster, with considerable
portion Of wood land and creek low grounds ANY per-
son wishing to purchase tho above property are request
cd Wow the premises az am anxious orenove install
viii tako quitos moderate price The crop aud stock oi
al kinds, and set Of smiths and carpenters tools are Tor
sale, also farming utensils, &c. RICHARD LEAKE.
August III. 29-w3w~n
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IN CHANCBRY-Ata Count held Tor Cunbcrlnd County tho
! 2Jthday Of January, 1870
Jennings and willis, rl;T.
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IN GuklGEkfA,Iue hall Tor Chcs.eriei County Cuui,
IN the CieIks' Office on thu i day Of Juno, 100 wsan woo
cock and fhebs his w John b. Taylor and Robccce wife.
Frances III and Lucy hixs Hufs.
against
Pleasant Xix admir- Of William Xix Prudence Tx Richard
Wasll and Sally his vito, Brooks Brooks
OF tender years their guardian all litcin Dctts
The defendant Richard Wsha w having
cntcred thor and according
Assembly und the rules this appearing
evidence thut they Of this
Is ordered that tho appear
cay Of October tho bill of tho plaintiffs
copy OF his order forthwith printed
N ne cry OF for two months suecesssly and ancts
copy postcdat tho front door Of the courthouse Of tina County
two successive court days. cory. rcstc,
June Il: &-wsw' L. NUNNALLY, d. c.
ChANCERf,,in CnmbcIh,od County Court, July tho sth
les9. Thomas H. Walton mn.
against
Snd,es sr,pa Tsu,es sS,psi Martin r. nascbnI, uoj GEO
Thi. day the plaintiff by hi. attorney
Hendck Suthn, having entered his
curty according the Assembly of u
AMI satisfactory evidence he
OF this Therefore ills ordered by the that
defendant icndrck utphn appear Of
tobcr Court next and the bill OF piainti a
of this order be forthwith wspsps pb
81 IN the city Richmond
smother bc posted the trout oSis
County Tcste.
Augusta g3-wew p. H. EuNSALI.y, o. c. C. @. C.
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NIlRGlNIA At a Superior Court of Chancery holden
at tho former Capitol in the City of Williamsburg
the 18th day of July, 1929:
John p. Tucker, PtlM
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500 gallons good proof w'hisley
90 bushels good sound beans
$50 pounds good hard SOAP
ap0 do good hard talIow candies
0 bushels good clean salt
x1o gallons good cider vinegar.
On In Fort coastitutio's, Povfamoua
% barrels Of Boston No. pork
10 do fresh superiino fonr
soo gallons good proof whiskey
% bushels good sound beans
$50 pounds good hard soap
40 to good hard taow c:ndfss
go bushels good clean salt
20 gallons good cider vinegar.
~ .m rort independence, Bosfoa Hdrooyr.
315 do fresh superfinc flour
POO gallons good proof whiskcy
los bushels good sound beans
26fO pounds good hard soap
LOO do good hard tallow candies
90 bushels good clean salt
67o gallons good cider vinegar
~ Governors Island .Ncsp York Harin.ir.
sto barrels Of Now York mess pork
600 do fresh superfnc flour
GOO gallons good proof whiskcy
40 bushels good sound beans
800 pounds good hard soap
1000 do good hard talso~ candies
so bushels good clean salt
900 gallons good cider vinegar
at Fort Iftfns5,tI, Mem London
I'D barrcls.of New York mess pork
200 do fresh supcrfino flour
1000 gallons good proof whiskcy
ITO bushels good sound beans
1850 pounds good hard soap
soO 90 good hard tallow candies
10 bushels good clean salt
100 gallons good cider vinegar
az Fort Woieot. .Nerporf, Rhode Island
60 barrels of Now York n,css poslt
10 do fresh supcrfine -four
500 gallons goodproof wiliskey
% bushels good sound beans
$50 pounds good hard soap
400 do good hard tallow candles
20 bushels good clean salt
70 gallons good cider vinegar
at Fort Deldsrarc.
l2o barrels New York iness pcrk
go do fresh superlino flour
1000 gallons good proof whiskey
Ito bushels Of good sound beans
1860 pounds good hard soap
ooo do good hard taliow c:frrdlt-a
70 bushels good clean salt
100 gallons good cider vinegar
at Fort .HcIienry, B1ifinaorr.
Lzo barrels Baltimore packed prime pork
,ee 40 fresh supertne Howard Strec1 ffula
1000 gallons poOl pits,f whisLox,