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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-05
II BYLAW, made and pass

II BYLAW, made and pass
at the annual Town Meeting ofthe I'oVn
WINCHESTER. held at Winsted in
to,cn on the LIST day Of October, 1899.
VOTED. that It. any owner Of any Hor
v Cattle, Ass. Mule. Swine, Sheep or &c,
shall suffer the same to 60 at large. or out
his or her enclosure, such owner shall for
and pay to the person who shall take up
impOund the same. the sum Of fly cents
each head of cattle, horse, ass. mule, swi
sheep or geese for such time they shall bt
found at large or out Of the owners enelOs
or taken up.
Voted. that it shall be lawful for any per,
| or persons TO imPOund any creatures so fou
out of the enclosure of the owner and at lar
and any person SO impounding any creatu.
shall give notice thereof to the owner. q
proceed according 10 the Sd and 9Th sectiG
OF statute law Ofthis state entitled Pound
And the owner OF creatures so impOund
shall not receive the same from the pound u
til he shall have paid TO the person imPoun
Ing the same the amount Of the forfeiture, Al
to the pound Keeper his fees and his expens
for keeping said creatures as in other cases
creatures impOunded.
Prcvided. nevertheless. that any person WI
U~s t0UBby VGSurDCe WUuBU SHJt Town
Winchester. who shall get permission, by
certificate in writing from one Of the Sele,
men Of said town. may suffer one milch CO
to run at large on the public highway and
incur the aforesaid penalty.
At an annual Iopn Meeting legally .OGrn
and in the First Society, Monday the I
day Of October. 1898:
Voted. the Bylaw to be in force the sal
as last year.
At an Annual I0wn Meeting, legally tcar
and holden in the Second Society 81 WincI
ter, on the 5th day Of October, 1899:
Voted, that the Bylaw In relation to {
tie, &c. running ut large. be revived and o
tinued In force for the year ensuiDe-exct
Ing. that persons allowed to let their cows
at large be obliged to con6ne them during
night and that the penalty be twenty,
cents for every creature llnpounded OK,
sheep and geese. the penalty Oh which I
be twelve and half cents Ssels. 'sfs
Voted. that said Bylaw, Together with
above vote. shall be published i6the Il
field newspaper. Pc
A true copy Of record. Attest,
4Tis JOHN BOYD. Torn ca
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-05
NOTICE.
Canaan, Oct. 10, 1899

TVHE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis,
Il trict Of Litchfield hath assigned the sec
ond Monday in November next. at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, at the Office Of the Judge OF
said Court, for the appointment of Commits
siOners on the estate OF
ABNER NORTHROP,
late Of LitchGeld, in said district, deceased /,
represented insolvent. All persons interested
viii appear, " they see cause. at the time and
place aforesaid. and be heard IN relation to
said appointment. BY order OF said Court.
MORRIS WOODRUFF, admir-.
LitchfeId, Oct. %, 1899 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-05
NOTICE.

&NS \ 4SGs
SIX months from the 18th day Of October
- instant are limited by the Hon. Court of
Probate for the District Of New. Milford for
the creditors Of the estate of
DANIEL II. MORGAN,
late Of Kent, deceased, to exhibit their claims
against said estate. properly attested, within
said time, or be debaFred' q recovery. An
persons indebted 70 said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
DANIEL II. M0aGAE, Jr. ! Erecu-
SAMUEL H. CHAMBERLIN,S tors.
Kent, Ocr. 10, 1899 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-05
A NEW COLLECTION OF
CHURCH MUSIC.

"A NEW AOAN VI
CHURCH MUSIC.
II. e. F. J. HUNTINGTON
Haze in press, and nearly ready for publication,
nesC collection Of Church Music, entitled
AMERICAN PSALMODY:
A COLLECTION Of Sacred Music, cOmpris.
IN ing an extensive variety Of the most APP
proved Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Set P!eces'
Anthems and Chants; arranged with FIgur-
ed Bass for the Organ and Piano Forte. To
which is prefxed. Elements OF Musical Flo
cution, being meth0dical arrangement OF the
PRINCIPLES of Vocal Music, on an entirely NetC
Plan, By ELAN IVES, Jr. and DEODATus
DUTToE, Jr
The ADORE cork ,ciN contain S6S pages SUO,
and ,oiN be larger than any other collection 81
Sacred Music no;c in use.
H. s. F. j. H. PUBLISH AND KEEP CONSTANT
LY POR SALE,
A complete and extensive assort-
ment of BOOKS
for Academies, Common Schools, and Infant
Schools, Wholesale and Retail.
Merchants supplied at reduced prices and
their ORDERS RESPECTFULLY Solicited
Teachers and PreceptOrs of Academies sup
piled with any book wanted, either for their
classes or private use, and allowed at the
close of the term to return such books as re-
main on hand unsold.
Hartford, Oct. 6tce0ioI5
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-05

NEW Fdll UOOUS,
CHEAPER STILL, THAN EVER,
Are Just Received and for sale By
WHITING g. TURNER,
X7HERE may be found, blue, black, brown
w and MKT Broadcl0ths; Cassimeres {;
white, red, green and yellow Flannels; black
and blue Camblets; Tartan Plaids; Green
Baize Bombazines Bombazetts; Circas-
slams; scarlet and green MOreens; black Las
ting MerinO, Cashmere & Prussian Shawls (;
Black Lace Wells, very low; thread, bobbinet
and quilting Laces; Satin LevantIne, SInchew
and Sarsnet Silks; Black Silk Nesting, good
article; Italian Cravats; Fancy, Silk Gauze
and Burrage Handkerchief; Silk and Cotton
Flagg do; Wire Ribbon; WOrsted Braid !;
cotton and wOrsted Hosiery; Saffron and
FOulard Calicoes. elegant patterns; Cling
hams; Salisbury Flannel; Gloves OF every
description; Mitts; Belt, Bonnet ana Cap
Ribbons, &c. &c. sc.
ALSO,
Paper Hangings; Leghorn Hats;
Fancy Baskets; Fur Collars; Gum Elastic
Prunelle and Morocco Shoes; Domestic
Ticks and Sheeting, at very reduced prices {;
Pelisse Wadding and Cotton Batting
Crock
ERY-HARDwARE, sc. &c.
All of which will be sold on terms which can
not fail to please. Customers are respectfully
invited to call and examine their assortment
Litchfe Oct. z, 1929
N. B. Sole and Upper Leather
constantly on hand and for sale by.
II w. O. =.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-05

TO FARMERS.

n with the above articles will do well to
call on the subscribers, as they have guam
tity on hand, and are constantly manufacture
ing them Of the best materials and by superior
wOrkmen.
BULKLEY g. WOODRUFF.
Litchfcld, Oct. &c, 1899 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-22

iopics will be discussed often. shall not,
though. coniine myself altogether 10 the 'aga-
ries Of my maginaton--morali'y shall ne one
Of the end, have in view; and i, will be, as II
always has been, great consolation 10 me, and
I hupe 10 my resders-NH eonseirs siei; nuHa
paNeseere eulpG.
I have no, entered infinitely into the cir
cumstances fmy life, but have given sufficient
to make all acquainted with my character
purposed no more. My future object shall be
to aid my dear friend, T. WiceISs, Esq and
the re ST Of my learned con,e mporaries, in the
enterprise they have engaged in; and with The
wis., that my frs, effort may prove interesting
10 the public, bid them adieu.
This from the puhlc's most obrdien' serV'i,
ELNATHAN MARlGOLD, Gent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-22
From the Richmond Enquirer.
. VIVE LA BiG-A rELLE.

am sure the highly distinguished s"nle>
men the "grave and reverend Seignnrs OF
the Convention. will excuse the following at
temp, at Jeu dEsprk Toy will see in 1t
merely play upon names, not upon men-a
suing Of harmless puns, rather than an Essay
a, The Buresque Engaged as they are, IN
the solemn and momcn Gus uf[ce of laying the
foundations Of new Constitution. tor them
selves and their children, and their chi!dre"'s
children-eUtn they, will ex5 use the Huston "i
one, who would furnish item a moments re-
taxation, and mix transient smile with !hei'
| severe labnurs
| am a plain man, stranger in your City
On my way here, met most strange process.
sion, which hope you will he able 20 explain.
When frs saw !, at q distance, took u Tor
family Of Emigrarts on their way 10 Georgi,.
! observed that theykicked upa great dps and
drew every BODY, eyes upon them. /. there's
fore, mounted fence. and resolved TO get a
good view Of the Strange company as II passed
by In The GENRE there was sort OF wagon,
yr, not altogelhri like our tobacco wagons,
with an odd team. | mus Say. brtore .. IL
was drawn by three CAMBELLs and RoaNE
horse instead Of The tongue. there was long
CABrLL 10 il, and lras, il should he run away
with, here stood fine looking young fellow
with as BnoAD al AXE S ever saw, ready, IS
i, seemrd to cut The rope. The b,dy Of The
wagon wa, GREEN and filled with Frremasons,
as Judged from SEEING their TYLER with his
drawn sword Ii was q PLEASANT company as
| you would wish 10 see upon Summers day.
There sat three TAYLoRs all in a row, with a
| MERCER al their elbow and, as might ne ex-
pec,ed, they had, BATES for every CHAPMAN,
they me, A MILLER supplied the company
| with -four, and there wa, Cooke ready to bake
1t: and in truth they KEEP, him busy still crying
GU, for MOORE. To provid- against accidents
they had Naylpr and a Smith along with
| them; Two BARBouRs and Prenfis kept their
chins in order. and being thus well provided
and travelling. as understood free Cost, they
were all in good spirils and as merry a, Griggs.
| There wa. a Chair in the front part OF the car.
rage in which sa: benevolent looking old
gentleman, and or one o. thu seats by his side,
| observed most venerable figure OF man as
old as the hills. aud yet UPRIGHT and very
bright-Iooking. Near him in the chair stood
Siannard- bearer who carried sort Of ban ner
with these Latin words on it, WAS told the
were La,in) ITALIA FERRO. One asking a
great gentleman near me what i, meant, he
said i, signi6ed that such things could be done
only by The sword Blu, Mr.. Editor, Judge Of
my griel and as, on.shm-nr,i when found oui
that thswhole Of this fine company Of men
were in the custody Of the Marshall.
JOHN PLOUGHSHARE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-22
From q Corr espondent.

WA,HISGToN, Oct. 18Th.
The furniture for the Gel biated East Room,
Of the Presidents House, is completed in Phil
adephia, and may soon be expected in Wash
ihgron to supplant the botomless chairs and
ricke ty sofa frames, the gorgeous magniicence
of which shocked So extremely the republican
taste OF The correspondent Of The Richmond
Enquirer, aut The simple description OF which
struck pang 10 The patriotic heart OF the Ed
itor Of hat Journal, from which he has scarce.
" YET recovered. The mirrors are said 10 be
superb, and will, il is supposed. stimulate to
illus'rious deeds more eff etually than did the
pair of Military Boots, manufactured by Mr..
Riddle of Pittsburgh The pier tables are said 10
be actually peerless. The lamps are very beautiful
aud II is cuhiectured that wacn they shall have
taken their stations in the Presidential man
sion and shall have come To compare their
lucid intervals with those of some great charac>
ters, they will pu' their brilarce into total e.
clipse lie branches are unique, and although
he President las la'rly had some reason to be
dissatisfied with bronthes these are 20 unlike
what he has been accustomed to see, that in
the rxprcta ion tina, he will grt neU lights from
them, il is believed they will be allowed to
escape the process Of Norton'zing, afer they
SHALL have once got their places. ! have not
heard Of any piece OF furniture assigned to
Eat.onj but i is whispered that rev kind Of
easy chair Of s ate is made, which is fnrnisl,-
ed with some kind of mechanical ms ,inci,
which makes il follow the President up and
down The house, meeting him a, every turn,
and inviting him to repose; and which, when
h. has taken his seat, obeys his slightest i'm
pulse, turning in every Girec ion, and seem
ingly endowed with rainnal faculty in its
movements to promote his accommoda ioo.-
This chair is 10 be allied Pan Buren,; and
when l, shall be received, the inventor leu
lates upon receiving complimentary au.og apis,
from The Piesiden, and his moss learned Sc.
c'etary, whose name il is TO take, for the pur-
pose OF doing him honor among living msu, aud
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-22

carrying his name down to fu,or.
the most d. .ghtiuI of all the ri,,.> ,ts Is|
sent is figure, made eilht, by NJ, ~" S,tN,
Vrrmon'er, very much RESEMBLING \ w. :
as 10 size, counienance and mo,,m,m VI, .
placed at the Presidents table. ,ra , 81
wound up proceeds leisure!y 10 anil ri
simile IN all the official documents ny Z
and having attached he signature, ARA.
papers which are finished on ore ~ So q
places al which are mol 10 receive II. -
sion upon a pile. L. Can w,tk. urhaaNs
nlrg down, from six H. the morning. n,d ["
at nigh'; aud thus lie A." can DE- mole ,h.a
ham, or all The RS Of tbcm REQUIRES
ry, and never talk. about VIVA, Il "a, As ~
When he writer f. she Fast R,om
shall come I" Washing IN mex, wihts,.
See 'bings in tn, terrible room which .;y
tonish his republic :" Feelings far mon, ,h,,
all The magnificent visions which hi, i'm.
ton conjurrd W. VIXEN Il. was wrous,,h
to describe the decora Tor cf on emD,v 70 ~ ~
tie eni6cation Of the ii z.us of he anr,s,'!
minIon
Between forty and fly thousand 5op,
have been, nd are 10 b., Expended on II.
ac- his year What as cd enough T., -
aris,ocra,i" Adams, will not BE- pul IN vrs
the plain Farmer f rsnres ser. The ,,,ia
on the north front is neatly up, aud the 81
around the southern grounds Is new, ,,,.J
and he Jacksrn men who never Ipr an h..
applicant FIR justice e.: dbl ar gu Of o.. a,
suIy until he has spenr w, dollars in sr,r,
for l., are alr'ady projecting anp,h-r Sow
the ralace, &c make it ,uili "rv ,ymm,h I
y. J Comme,aa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-22
The Atlantic Souvenir for 1880

lust received and for sale by thrssub,cribrr ~
u has also received BY late arrivals, genera 4
sor,ment of books aud stationery; anongs, the ,cV
are the following:
Lady Of the Manor. complete in vol; COop,t
Novels, in II vols o,tass history of,he Am.Ircan k
volution, in vols 8vo; Nicholson Operative Nee.
ric, vol 8vo; Beecher's 0cca ionl Sermons; VIeSs
Sermons in England; Vennrne', Ge"grapSaI Prsa
pronouncng Bibles; Desilvers U. S. Almanac, ETC. CO
Also,
Spanish guitars, violins. siaronets. hunting Bugs
German flutes, English flutes and flies
Fire hand screens. and handles for do
Drawing materials in general
Mathematical Instruments, penknves
Silver pencil cases, pocket books and eadesa
With handsome assortment Of snuff boxes
All of which he offers for sale at his Book and So
tionary Store, King street, second door east d R?f
street, Alexandria, DAVID MAXIM
oct 20-3taw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-22

rom uffic. by vote Of the General Assembly:
,bu, majority OF TWO thirds OF he whole mum
Der of each House must concur in such vote,
and thu cause OF such removal shall be entered
on the Journals Of each The Judges against
whom the L. gisla ure is about TO proceed shall
receive notice thereof, accompanied by copy
Of the causes alleged for his removal, al least
twenty days before the day on which either
House Of the General Assembly shall act there
upon
The Committee on the Bill Of Rights, y ster-
dsy ado 2,rd The following resolution offfr'd hy
Mr.. Stuart: {" That The freedom OF Speech and
of the Press, ough to be hid sacred and guar
anried BY the Constitution"
Another resolution offered by Nj. Stuart, as
follows: "Ths, every ciizeu br permit ed to
worship God according 70 the dictates Of is
own conscience, and should be securedin heif"ii
exercise Of HAT privilege by the Cons i'ntinn
was subs iruted by The Cd section oil The Act
establishing Religious Freedom.
The following resolution offered ny MIR.
Wilson, was adopted: Tha, no Ii lie OF nobility
shall BE- granted b. the Legislature, and no per-
son holding any Office of prof or rus', under
the u S,aes OF under any king, prince o. f,r-
eien state, shall hold any office under this
State.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-22
William Gregory
at 1T RECEIVED VERY GENERAL A soGrrt,
SEASOMABLE DRY GOODS

CONFERENCE.-THE almost every ~ Gle IN his h.
" which have been purchased with cash IN the :
Yok and Phi'adelphia markets. and which he cfft,
sale at low prices. In his assortment are
super6ne and second q'iat, cloth. and cassr y
Satt,nets; Devonshir, kerse!,; Au>hng,; ban,
Point blankets fannes; crimson morcens
Eazarine, olive and black circss,ians
Back and fancy coIored b,mbszets
Woolen knit hose and socks
Worsted hosiery; cotton and silk do
French and Italian lus,ringr; gros de sapio
Senshsws, aadi'nl cotton hats
Together ;rih q large stock Of
Burap.. tick'rnturgs sacklng
uomt site shrtng and sehetings
B'd ticks. plai'i., tinseys, etc etc
ALSO. AN Exc LLENT ASSORTMENT OF
Fine md superfae Lqgroin'd CAaprTye,
nev figures; HEARTH RUGS, and FLoa
CLOTH BAIzEs.
By the weck!, packets from New York, he ezps.s
to receive supplies during the season.
oct 81 St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18
Gait quill fant, arrive &c quill pourra"
Books!

q LEGANT family bibles, bound in morocco. en-
II Cravings gilt
1 do do, plain. and running colors
Pocket do fancy bound and plain; testaments
Clarke's Commentary, Sv; Bcnson's do. 5v
Woods Dictionary .,fths Bible, 9 vols
Wesley's works, 10 vols bound in calf
Atlantic Souvenir for 1850, Boston edition, elegant
engravings
Token, do do do
Young Pilgrim, fine plates
Boyer's French and English Dictionary
Johnson and Walkers English do improved by
Todd
McKrnzie's 5000 receipts
JoscphIs 2 vols gilt; Do do do
Rollins Ancient History, vols gilt
rhamacops ofthe United states
Revised Code; Hawness' Measurer
Whilphy's Compend with questions
Morse, Adams, Cummings, Goodrich, Woodbridge,
and Wizards Geogrsphy, with maps
Adams Latin Grammar; Ross do
Burns poems complete IN vol gilt
Tales Of Il Night
DO of a Grandfather lst and ID series
The last days of Byron
blair, Grimshaw, and Goodrich's United States
Ankeelps Poemsi RlPpon's hymns
Watts and Rippon's do
Optics works, ~ vols, Do on lying
Yesterday in Ireland; Traits Of Travels
Patriotic Sailor, vols by thoroughbred seaman
Peace Campaigns; Shepherds Calendar
Life Of MansIc WAUGH
Fox's Book Of Martyrs, fine engravings
McK,nney's Tour. do do
Smith on epidemic: 10 on nitrous vapor
Murray's Chemistry; DO on the arteries
Cabinus on medicine; Philip on Indigestion
Matthews on litho'omv; Treatise on yellow fever
scu,i, mon the govt; Thompson on variold
Wilson's Spotted Fever; CooPer's Surgery
Meade on mineral waters
Armstrong; medical works
Vought on bowel complaints
Port Folio, elegant eugravirgs
Heads for ladies' ornamental tables
Letters on Increase Of Catholics
Methodist Episcopacy; Nelson's Journal
Wesley Family; BensOn's Life Ut Fletcher
DO. sermons; Measuring Reed
Sellon's Arguments, Common Prayer
.7Lso
Novels, histor es, blank. copy, and school books
Paper, ink powder, pencils quilts
About so or 81 volumes ofseconl hand French and
German works Also,
beds, new feathers; second hand do
Chairs in great variety; ten plate stoves
For sale by GE0lWHlTE,
nov Is - Auctoneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18

sugar, Tea. C"Mee, &c.
81. DOUGLAS have jus, received well select.
81 ed assortment of
GROCERIES,, Viz:
so hhds anil uerces sugar If vsrious qualities
IS hh,ls 'i"rces, and bbla molasses, OF do
~ packages of teas, gunpowder, imperial, and
young hyson, of fine quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar. of different numbers
20 ,a,s best and common coffee
.SALT-Loose and IN sacks
Spies Embracing pepper, aiPice, ginger
cloves nutrnegs, cinnamon, mace, &c
SPIhI7S French brandy, Holland gin jamaica
Antigua, and New England rum
W1yES Madeira. Lisbon, port, malaga, &C., some
of then yer, low priced
DIES Indigo, copperas, madler, logwood, fnstic,
alum, sc
EPSON SALTS ofa superior quality
SVUFF-Ieiper, Garrett. & i.orillar's Naccabau
PAPER Writing aud wrapping; tobacco, starch,
mustard cheese, fig blue, gunpowder. shot oar lead,
brims,nne, salt petre, &c &c the who'll OF winch they
oct 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18
CaAcineA Magnesia.

I'VE have received direct from the Maryland Che
v: mical Works. supply OF superior Cacined Mag.
nesia made after the Of TIenry's eeIebrated
magnesia. his magnesia We vsrrant 10 be as good,
it not better, than the English having b, testing the
two articles together. proved this TO he SUPERIOR
We here Offer in condensed form, at Ialf the price
of the imported. perfectly pure magness. and it may
he taken to the delicate stomach without pro-
ducing the slightest nausea, Gan object often cons.
dcrable with PHI, scians) being rather pleasant than
dissgreeable ased. In the Of the American ar.
Gle, and when il shall become generally known, we arc
satisfied it will supercede the Of the imported
peciay, it Is afforded at The same price and is
sure in effect than the calcined masnesia. II
is Put UP in bottles and labelled With directions, in
convenient for families retailing in country
stores or other places where medicines are yended
Also. an assortment of
COMBS, BRUSHES md soaps.
Consisting of
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth hair, flesh, nail vsrish, sash tools and eamels
hair brushes
Rose, transparent, vsriegated and Windsor shaving
soaps For sale by -
sugn..Il WILLIAM LANYMER 4 ~.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-18
Aindsay. HIN Co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
O = lhtls New Orle n, sugar
80 10 hhds st. Croix do
boxes white Havana do
80 hhds n. Orleans & w India molasses
10 tierces do do
2 punchcons old Jamaica rum
S half pipes Signette's brandy
half pipes Sicily Madeira vine
10 a. casks Msrseilles do do
8 h.lfqr casks Oivera do do
10 or cssk> Malaga do
IS bsrrelsN F. rum
20 90 Norons gin
10 do old whiskcy
10 do mess beef
10 do prime do
SO do No mackerei
10 do No had
100 packsg,s TEAS. consisting Of gunpowder,
imperial, and young Tyson. in chests. half
chests 6 and 1S!b boxes. importation 1929
10 casks ch, es,
10 bags Java coffee
80 do It. D)n!ngodo
IS do Porto Rico do
IS bags pepper
do pimcnto
Is boxes brow soap
so do Windsor do
S do CASTLE do
10 do mould candles. Woodruff brand, ~,
SIS. g.,
IS boxes sperm candles
90 do i:avrntiish tobacco
10 do fresh lemons
20 reams writing paper
10 do wrapping do
Starch in boxes and halt do
a ocolate in do
Sweet oil. corlials, pipes in do
hu,mcgs, sal, pere. race and ground ginger
Pimen,o and pepper in kegs
Ca~,s in mats, bottles in do, &c. &c.
1000 bushels ground alum salt
5000 do '.Cadiz do
500 sacks fine do
nov 4-(W. R.)