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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19
DOME SHlF0o
CIRCULAR TO the COLLIE TORS Of oUsTo

CIRCULAR TO THE COLLIE TORS OF CUSTOMS.
Treasury Department, October IL, 1880
SIR:-iniormation having been requested as 10 the
nature and extent oil the discretion of the Coll. cor in
sezInE and prosecuting goods Tor violation of the re-
venue I'w.' would observe that the act Of 2sh May,
1851 may be considered as supsrcedipg the provisions
oil .ll previous acts which inconsisten, with it, You
WILL therefore, look into that act for your zujde in ali
tne eases 70 which II refers The words eli the
lPackage he found not to correspond with the invoice
or 10 be hisey charged in such invoice the Collector
shall order forth with al the goods con tanned in the
enry 70 be Inspected; and II any packages shall he
found to con'snIany article not described in tn, invoices
or such package or invoice be MAIDS up with intent
by i,l.e valuation or extension oher wise to evad
or d'iTau the revenue, the same shall be- forfeit
ed" '
The true construction OF this ciause, I apprebend
leaves no discretion with the Collector where Tie pack
age contains sny article not described in the invoice
ln mat case The goods must be seizd II no fraud
intended, rsmsdy IL provided in the itir pow
err conferred IN secretary Of the Treasury hy the
act OF 81 OF March 1877, and in the 7b section OF The
act oi Is OF May, 1880 But, in the specified
in the latter part OF the clause, viz: che intent by
la vibration or extension, or hsrwise, 10 evade or
deaud the revenue, responsible discretion is me-
ce"ary 10 be exercised by the other officer directing
the seizure. l., from view Of all the facts and cir
cums,ances which may come TO his knowledge, there
sns appear to him Reasonable cause 10 believe that any
package invoice had been male up with intent h.,
false valuation exsnsiop, Otherwise TO evade or
'irauJ the revenue IL il his duty to make ths sell
Zure.
take occasion TO add, that the decision Of the Al,
ises, that goods have been charged too low il not
Of iis, conclusive evidence Of fraudulent intent THE
act Of 1888 directs The Appraisers to scceran the "ue
value, which, it IL believed, was not intend IN he
synonymous with "aeusl cost the words used in for
lner ac's % indicate The duisbe value Of goods THE
le' - aed by the Sd section Of the act Of 1890
"hsre us PROVIDED that before the importer can APP
psa' rom The apprasement made under that act he
must make oath chat the apprssement Is higher ban
the actual cost and proper charges which duty IL
70 be charged, and that 10 verify believes IL il higher
man the 'curren. value Of the sad Goods including
said charges At the place Of expectation This clause
may be consdered a. legislative construction of the
powers conferred on the Appraisers 10 estimate The
goods above their actual cost; but IL not 10 be pre-
sumed mat there is an intent, by false valuation 10 de-
fraud The revenue, when The goods nvoced at the
actual cost Those cases will therefore, DO addressed
10 the sound discretion Of The Collector in The exercise
OF which, the amount Of difference between the invoice
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Nov. 10.

NOTICE-By virtue OF a Deed NJ Trust, executed
~ by Jno G. Miller, to Miles Carey, dec in hi,
life time, aud the sub'crbsr bearing date tn, 25th day
Of July, one tAou,,nd eight hundred AMI twenty
three, snd duly acknowledged and recorded in IN.
Ctrk's Office OF The County Court Of Fiuv snua for IN e
purpose OF securing 10 Walker TImberlake certain
deb in the said Deed Of Trun n'ioned will be ex.
posed to sale, to the highest bidder, Tor cash. on the
p'emises, on Monday tn 9th day Of January next
certain Tact or parcel of Land lying and being in the
SAID county on the Rivanna River, containing by esti
nation three hundred and sixty acres aud is The same
Land hat was purchased by the said Jno Miller, Of
the said Walker Tmbe rlake and 10 known by the name
OF Office Hill Tfact. The tile vested in me as sur.
viying Trustee only will he conveyed to The
or purchasers JOHN MAGRUDER,
Surviving Trustee.
Nov. 10 56-vsy
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Nov. 10.

EH RS. WILLS, is now opening a Millinery and
lVa MsDtua- nj iking Establishment, on tbs lain
Street., opposite Msssrs. Bnfo,d & Brooks,-where ov-
CRY description OF work in ths above branches, wi he
executed in the best and most approved style
Dresses, P-li'ses Riding Habits Cloak, Sc, M AIDE
order OH the shortest notice.
She personally ssiectsd in New Y .rk anil p iadsl.
Pha, most splendid assortment Of Millinery and Fam
Goods, consisting 10 part of The following article, -
Elegant Winter Hate and Bonnet, Turhaus Cap.
CApe- F.ashers, Flower, Ribbons, III ,ir Cutls, Pufs
and BraiGs.
Also alargc supply OF Leghorns and Duns,able Sr,w
Bonne's. She will receive additional supplies every
fortnight from the Norih.ro Ciiies.
Leghon, B'eached, Dyed, and altered, in the most
fashionable InaDher
Nov. 10 56-f
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
FqNHE undersigned, in behalf of Themselves, and
Il Of many other inhabitants of the Counties O..
Chesterfield. Amelia, Nouoway, Diowidde, &c., do
hereby give notice to all whom it may couc vrn that
Petition will be presented 10 the mex, .n-rai
bly, OF Virginia asking the passage of Act author.
izns road TO he opened from Cousins Road, in Ane-
liza County, beginning about mile below
Tavern, crossing the Appomotox River about one and
half miles above Robtrson's old Mill Seat, at Will
liam PuryeM's lower corner, on tie said RIVER and
falling into the P!tors5ug Roid Moodys Tavern,
In CbeGerh,!d. JOHN p. BOILING,
THO +. WILSON,
ARMSTEAD COLEMAN,
ROBERT COUSINS,
WM. GREGORY,
THO. 4. GILES.
Nov. 10. 56-,f
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Nov. 10

HItOR SALE-A valuable Farm in the county of
~ SpotsJ ivaus. known by the name OF Hdrifeid
conthtnIng nearly 1000 two miles above WsHsTs
Tavern, and in the vicinity Of ths Gold Re sion THIS
Farm contains much really good LIND, with am pie
supply OF wood,-a number Of aevsr.fank springs OF
pure water 10 ev,ry hsld.
The bindings large and CONFERENCE.-The dwell
ling hss five rooms, AMI commodious passage the
FIRST fioorieven above inclusive OF the garrett
a cellar under the whols--and number Of closet,,
conveniently located, in various parts OF the House
The out-budings are numerous and in good repair
10 prnt OF health, place in Virgins il superior 10
1t. The neighborhood s composed OF families Of in
teiligeDce aud responsibility, atforliog delightful
ciety II rarely occurs, tina, desirable situation is
offered for ssle in his pct OF the country. Between
so and 10 bushels Of wheat have been seeded upon
good land. Any one disposed 10 purchase. will make
application t. Edwsrd @. Hin, near the premises;
John or Archibald Hart, At Feedefltksburg
JobnsoD Faulkner, the Overseer, will shew the land
10 any person wishing TO view j..
Unless private sale should he made before the 9th
December nex; 1t will on that day DO offered upon the
premises, at public auction Tie terms then TO be
made known by THE LEGATEES.
Ga the h December next. the peri-habio property,
consisting Of Household aud Kitchen Furniture The
crop Of corn, fodder add stock Of every kind, upon
the above named Estate, Will besold by
JOHN HART, Executor
OF Mary Hart, dec.
N. Bon the day Of the above sale, at fairfield,
there VIII probably he some likely negroes Tor sale, or
hire Tor the neat year.
Nov. 10. 56-.tds
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NNDUCATiON.-Tae suas RIB r intend, 10 continue
"a his S=h,l the ensuing year in which will be
taught English Gramm.-, Geography, with the u.e of
the Maps and Globes, various branches OF Mahsma-
cal Science, Natural aud Moral Philosophy A,trono-
my, and tn, French Langusge.-Tns School will com
msnce the l5.h OF January, aud tvrmn ate on thu
18th Of December following-mAkiag a term OF t,u
months, alter deducting of the this Tor
vscAton-Ths price Of board, stion, washing, iod
lag, and candles, will be hundred dollars for bo&r
aud tuition alone, Iinety dollars payable in each
the one halt the Let Of June, AID the 9th halt
tho end Of the erm.-The subscriber pledges hnse II
to pay strict attention to The and moral. OF the
scho entrusted TO his Gaze, and every eor,
TO promote their advancement in thnr sndiss.
]. y. G. BROWN. p
Nov. 10. 56-wujlJ
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NEW ADVERTIs EN- ENTs.

nAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.-The Public
~ respectfully ntor'oed, that this Institution
will be opened ag.n the 18th Of January nex',
der the ediae Of the present Teach
ers Tho course Of destruction will embrace the En-
Elish, Latin aud Greek Languages, Geography, with
the Of Mas and Globe,, Arithmetic Aigsbrs, Gs-
ometry, plane and spherical Trgcnome,ry, and the
Theory aud Practice oil Surveying Tue Frencb, Span.
ish aud Italian Languages will ALEC be taught should
the number OF scholars be sufficient to justify the
tho liberal patronage extended to the Institution
during the past year, its claims are again bsfFe the
public. Whilst the aried sxertions which the
snd-rsignei have heretofore manifested, in the dis
charge OF their arduous du'ies, may bs received as
so,ns pedxs Of their future conduct they trust, that
the improvements which psrisnce will able them
TO make both Ia IN, mode OF teaching pursued and the
jidcious org alton OF the Instiuton, will enlarge
tesph OF Us tunss AS suitable situat for
the instruction OF youth, lew places il is believe Il,
bne advantages THAI thi'. Among hsse, its WE'LL
ssi.ctsd library, saubrous air. cammodous buildings,
Mud facilities OF Communication with different parts Of he
couotry. merit especial notes, Terms for boarding
add Tnition, including washing, usndng, st. SllO,
each Boardcr hnding his bei b>ddng, towel. and
csuirs Parents and Guardians, wi.hn. place th.ir
ohilcieu at this Inttu oD qusstsd to III Ike time
ly applications to Charles A. Lewis, Jr.
Address, RappahanDock Acadeny. Csvoiine County,
Va, CHARLES A LEWIS. Jr.
SAMUEL B. OVEN WILSON.
VA young gsn,iem,n. now a student Of the above
manners who is we'll qualih al to teach the Elemen
tary Branches of Mathematics, together with the
English AMI Latin Languages, Geography with the
Of the Map aud Globes, aud the Theory add Practice
Of Surv- yiny, wishes to obtain ,oyment Teacher
In private family addressed to either OF the
Teachers, at the Rappahannock Academy, will meet
with prompt attention.
Nov. 10. 56-2,w2y-wr
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and appra.smens will be circumstance. be duly con

sidercd.
With respect TO that p,rt Of the inquiry which re-
Iaes TO the Of the Col ector TO orbear prosecu
tioDs air eadv commenced al Though an unlimited di>-
erection OF this nature could not be properly conceded,
vet sppre herd that principle OF policy would be
prosecute the bels in those in which the udg
ment OF the Collector may he subsequently satisfied
that there legal ground for the seizure at thu
time II made.
iap, respectfully, your obedien, sery,nt
S. D. INGHAM,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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aThe ENQUIRER published twice week generally and
week during tho session of the Legislature
Price, heretofore, Five Dollars payable
advance Notes Of chaercd specie banks ony) will BIO
received In The Editors will OF
writers.
No wbs but at the discretion OF
Editors) until all arrcarages have boon pnid
Whoever will the OF nine paper shall
have he tent GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Or One OR LESs-First insertion 75ccnts-caeh
nnuancc, SO cents.
~%No until paid
essumca by person in this city, its cnvirons
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"A UCTiON SALE OF LANDS AND SLAVES
"A ny virtue OF deed OF trust executed to VS. by
John Mounicasie. and ramsey his wife, and Rob.r,
linsiey, bearing date the 10th day of July, 1925
and OF record in the county of Amherst We shall
on the lsi day Of December 1890 the front door
OF ne tavern house. in the town of New Glasgow,
md county OF Amherst, occupied by James S
Pendeion, expose TO sale, by way Of public auction the
following real and PERSONAL estate, to witt house and
lot, situated ia the sad town of New Glasgow it being
the same heretofore conveyed to the ssid John Mount
castle and Robert Tinsloy by William G. Pendleon and
James s. Pendleon,Aso, two other improve I'd lots in
The said town OF New Glasgow, with all the houses and
Improvement thereon, one OF which lois contains Ill Q
Store house lately occupied by James Roe and the
ether being the which the date Of the said d.
OF trust, was occupied by the said John Mountca, tIe
Also, tract oil I-ni, lying in the said county of Am
hrrsi, within mile OF he said town of New Gissrow
containing by survey $50 acres be the same more or
les, aud Adjoining the lands OF David s. Garland John
Coleman aud others also, 7I2 Of land sdoie.
ing the last mentioned tract, purcba.ed of David =
Garlaud-aiso other tract Of land lying and being
To he county aiofe-ad, on the waters OF Buoe river
containing one hundred and twenty three acres more
or less and adjoining the lands Barnet Cash William
Duncan and William Sandidge-a So ono other tract Of
land, lying in sid county supposed contain two hum
ed acres adjoining he tract last and
also adjoining the lands OF William SandiAge and o.
thersasohe ollowing slaves with an iDcreae Of the
females OF hem, II aby since the date OF the said lie ed
oil rust namely, one negro man named Moves and HE
wife Amy, two negro boys, Bob and Warrington two
girls Dosia and Mary two men George and A,b.rt one
woman named Rachael, one hoy Meredith, one gin, ma
'hcu isfId woman bAfnen BetSey named
Judyoae boy ed Afcby 81 wo girls pphil & Bsisev
Terms OF SdleThe slaves will he sold for each and
Tor The real property fourth Of the purchase money
will be required TO be paid the day Of sAi. aid the
aiance In three equal nsanenls at and is months
from the day OF sale, 10 be occurred n every csse by
negotiable, and payable at OF the Bsuks
in Lynchburg, satisfactorily endorsed, and by deeds Of
trust on the property purchased.
The title 10 all OF the said property IL believed 10 he
good hut acting merely as trustee, will convey on
ly ouch tile as IL ve,cd in US by the deed of trns A.
ioesaid Should he sale not be completed on the day
above appointed, ii will be continued from day to day
ub coipeted RICHARD s. ELLIS D Trus.
NOV. 5l-SF CHlSWEIL DABNEY,} tees
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I%H KS SAOCh has removed TO III Street, n.asIy
lSH opposite the City Hnll.-IIayiag two t.e IN nts
ss IL prepared to accommodate board large airy
apartments. Its INN date vicinity the Capi OIL will
reod'r her house particularly convenient 10 Mem.
hers OF the Assembly, with without their fam ile g.
Grnuemen can also he received Day Boardsrs by
the week. mon h o year. Nov TO- Sc 2t
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NOTICE. shall prescot "A Petition to IN, Hosor,-
v Bile the General Assembly Of Virgins, at the mex
Session thereof, praying for relief sgnst certan Taxer
whieh have been impo.ed my lands in that Stale
duriog nv absence from the Uni'et s a'os.
Nov. o. 53--wi1MD JAMES SWAN, al Boston
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A toMMiSSlON BUSINESS, Norfolk, Virefnia. -
~ The sobsctiber having located bimself at this
place respectfully tenders to his friends and the public
MS services Tor The Transaction OF General Commits.
zion Buinsss His Office /. near the pnh,;c W.
House and next door TO Mr.. John 49, Roy's
N1roik Oct, 26. 4g-St JNO. NJ, ARMISTEAD
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IA UNAT1C HOSPITAL, wLLIAMSBJTRG -
W Notice hereby given that all the cells In This
tituiion are occupied, and that more patients ell
he received until Of the said cells are
due notice Of which will be given. BY order of he
Court of Directors. T. HENLEY
May 26. Al
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made to the placing Of this island in the power Of the
uks, aud that the protocol Of Feb must he execu
co. He carried letter from tie Psesid.u, of Greece
TO Loso'hel the Greek chie in which n. bIam-J him
Tor the resistance which he had made to the Turkish
commissioner who had been cent to take cbsry. of IN
government of the Island.
letter from syria of Sept I, gives an account of
some dis Election which hal showu itself in the Morea
and particularly in Mania. in consequence of IN.
oil the almost entire destruction of the cattle dur.
ing the war, had been abolished by a national de.
cree To suppress the disorders which were threaten.
ed, the President, had ordered bsttalons OF Roume
note palkars to the Morea, who be placed un.
der the command of Cooco,roni.
The French Amhssssdor at Cons antiuopIe, Coun,
ou'iiemino', on The oh Of September made Off cis
communication Ia The Porte OF the events which had
taken place in France from the 3ls of July to the 7l
o Argnst and cen, circulars 10 the Corps Dipomsque
The Porte made rerlv 10 the tlrmaou, but wait.
ed Tor the decision ri the other Cabinets TheFrepch
Ambassador the Sh ordered the ri cooured Gag 10
ne rssed on his palace, and the done
the French vessels i'm port.
Advices had been received from Olesss that an VI
kase from the Emperor interdcted The admission IL the
rl-co'onred flag in The Rnsan port. merchant vss-
sell however which LETT Oiessa Sept. g. reported tbs,
hs nch vessels there had raised the new tlay with
me APPRECIATION OF the government, aud that thy bad
ssed Gu, from Gsvsnc fire sautes Of artillery in homer
Of it,
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Aug. ia Russian vessel
from the Black Sea arrived last week having on board
seventy beautiful Circa.san slaves who were houy hi
immediately by the Tukah LoIs nj the rate OF seven
nous and piasrres each. The Turks were agtc aabIy
srr ell, because they had feared that after the loss Of
OF huepa would no longer be possible for them TO I'LL
their hnrems with Cir"sssisn slaves.
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Office cfMs Chesapeake 4. Ohio Canal Com1c
w ......-..--.. LII. 81 Is m

w "N'
NOTICE ishercby given, tiist an ins,sin,n' o. :
~ dolIsrs per share (beng the 9Th in,islnrh
every share of stock in the Chesapeake and ono ~
Company, is required to be paid on the 4'h d4' %
Der next; and further inslsment OF t@o Goia' I
fifty cents per share (being the 18Th insta'mer
Sd day Of November next; which ns;aTnrnt' 7.
paid to the credit Of The Chesapeake and oho ~
Company, to the Cashier or other Officer cI e"'
the following Banks, viz: g.,
The Branch Bank of the United Siaie' a. ''
ington;
The Bank of Washington, al washington
The Patriotic Bank of wssIington, do
The Bank OF the Metropolis, 10
The Farmers and Mechanic Bank, al Gs''e'
The Bank II Ale1sndris, at A!cxandra;
Tire Bank of Potomac, do
The Farnrry' Bank of Alexandra, do
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandril do
The Hagerstown Bank, in IIagerstown. 10 q
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank. in Ch,FIe''o",r :.
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in Lce'b"''' "
BY order oftbe President snd D,FeG sycrr
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Cara C0HP'7
aug 4-lawtNoy3
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Mons. e.. NouN,
French Teacher at Mrs. P0rter's Sen"
aug 4-1awtNoy3

TTeUcH eQcheT al MS. IO'tH "a
DRUpoSES to open Glass TO- the Young Law
l. Aiexandri, not attending that SEMINAR. 81
'eparate Clas, for Gentlemen viii h''''
opened. , ss
necessity Of acquiring a language y hoe c1.cS
too high to be neglected or overlooked y Pc ~
liberal educstion il is too well known u" ~ ~
ties niceties, and true meaning, can never 0' II
derstood. If Judged only through the mediu"
prejudiced or spiritless translations III
Of his capacity Teacher, Mons hoai ~
still less: the gerry kind aud tao fatttrins =
given OF him by Mrs. Porter IN hersdVef'''e"'
Private lesson. will also be given TO those '''''
wish it, and who will make early application ,,s,
For further information and tera.s, please WIT
A. Newton. Esq Frsnklin Hotel o..,ab
N, b. Mons itcux teaches also the 'pn-G
gaages ~
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ID. O.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 4 ,s,o

From the certificates OF The Comm,,;.
appointed TO superin,eud The Elec,,op If A.
bers Of the Common Council of Alex,,t,:S'
the ensuing year, returned TO me in III. ,h,...
Of the Mayor, l do hereby declare The roow;.
gentlemen to have been duly elected in ,h.;
several Wards:
First U1d--Benjamin T. Fendall,
Reuben Johnston,
Thomas Preston,
Thomas Sanford
Second U,ud-Presey Jacobs,
George II. Smoot,
>James McGaire,
Robert Anderson -
Third H@d--Robert BrS keu, ~
Edmund |. Lee,
Thomas J.cob -
William c. Gard
Fourth Uard-Rober; l. TAYLOR,
George S. IIpugh,
Josiah II. Davis.
Thomson +. Mason, IL
ROBERT l. TAYLOR,
President Of cour
NIucu z 1870
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

Hay my branch Of laurel dolonp
Thu lsy thy branch of laurel DOWN.
why, what thou's stole is not enow;
And were il lawfully thine own,
Docs Rogers want It most, or thou!
Keep to thyselfthy w,her'd boush,
Or send il back to Doctor Dome
Were Justice done to both, l trow,
He'd have blu! little, and thou-none.
Then thus 10 form .7poRos croton.'
A crown! why twist il how you will,
Thy chaplet must he fool,csp still
When next you visit Delphi's town,
lrqure amongst your fellow dodgers,
They'll tell you Phebus gave his crown,
Some years before your birtli-to Rogers.
LET esery other bring his o,cn.'
When Goals to Newcastle are carried,
And owls sent to Athens wonders,
From his spouse when the ''''s unmarried,
Or Liverpool Keeps or his blundes;
When Torie and Wings cease to QUARREL
When C.-'s wife has All heir
When Rogers shall ask for laurel,
And thou shalt have plenty to spare"
The mention which he makes Of Sheridan ,ir
the note just cited, affords fit opportunity oi
producing from one Of his journals, some par.
,iculars which he has noted down respec ting
the ex'rsor dinsIy man, for whose talents he en-
terislnsd The mosl uubovnded admiration, rat.
ing him in natural powers far above all his
sres' political contemporaries.
In society have me, Sheridan frequently:
he was superb. He had sort o! liking for me
snd he never stacked me, ., least 60 my face
md he did every body else-hiSh sanss, aad
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havana SegArs.

on 000 superior Haysna segars, in whole, half.
~GOsONUJ quarter, and one.tenth boxes lust re-
ee,ved per sohr Manchester. from New York Ter s.e
by LINDSAY, HILL L c..
osreh R.AP.s.l
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Whisky, MOAasses, &c

b '1 1s barrel. Baltimore ~hi,tey
II hhds good retailing molasses
20 boxes mould candles
S"if ' do $youDsh,sOn tea
10 boxes gunpowder and imperialdo
50 kegs white lead. ground in oil
IS do black do do do
400 lbs Goldfish; IS grindstonss
40 Acks fine salt
20 coils Manila white and ssrsd rope, assorted
sizes
rs bushels white beans
With sgeneral assortment Of Groceries and Shin
Chandlery. For sale BY
CHAABERLAIN < HARRIS. ,
march 2 Prince street wharf
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hibernian Society.

4 STATED meeting of the Hibernian Society vii
~ be held at the Old Council Chamber on Ihursda,
Evening, al o'clock.
march2 SAN CARSON. pres,,
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Prime white Coffee.
Q bags superior white Rio Coffee landing this dsv.
OF and for sale by
march JAMES IRWIN
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).
TO me, divine Apollo grant-o!
hermilds's first and second Canto,
I'm fitting up new portmanieau:
s.
Anthem to furnish decent lining,
Ny own and others bays I'm twining-
So gentle l., throw me thine in
"On the mex, DAY received rom him the
following additional scraps. The line. in I,a ,
lies ave from he Eulogy That prot oked his
wagssh commeats;