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one and 10 apply the profits TO dimnution of the sc
ceeding county levcs Of the Magistrates vol.
ing for the measures adopted drawn from tre-.
rent parts at the County; and II IL fair and re
presumption that they expressed The wishes and opin-
ion. oil their neighbours, whilst the two who voted
against The measure. resided At tn, Courhcnse,-one
OF whom IL G merchant aud the other, the owner Of
two houses. rented annually for mercantile pu .pose.
Tor which object. II was generally believed, ic old
Cour;house would he best suited These circunys an.
Gee cspain the activity end zeal manifested by chose
gcnemen. who were amongst the most active in oh.
tanning signatures to counter petition, and forcbly
mrresscs rpon my mind the x~i that men freouent-
" los" sh, Of the public good when /, NAV possibly
interfere with their own pecunisry fIierests.
his been reported that amcng tho many facts
stated in The congregation, and alfo by the Child
OF Nature, in the House OF Delegates. IL Is declared
that the Conf Intended TO have the old House moved
10 end Of The public lot, where Il would mate rial.
" affect The interest Of some orphan childrep-Thc
writer OF this cannot conceive how this fact could have
come 10 The kno Wedge Of the .igners of the counter
petition, when such -rhems was never suggested hy
any one Of the Magistrates who signed the Memorial
anu whilst on the contrary, can be established to the
satisfaction OF every dsineested person, that IL WAS
never intrnced TO have located Il nearer any private
property than thirty feet, that being allowed psss
trigue. corruption, &c.
! would fudge from the in,i,naions made by "A
Revolutionary Man." that the Child of Ma .ute" was
an acquaintance Of much Intimacy; and, no doubt pro
frsscd that spirit and these principles Of patriotism
which influenced every gallant ,o'der who lore con-
spicuons part in our revolutionary Struggle but such
Wa nov ms course curing t,e late w"r-for, when
the occasion seemed 20 require hs eivices, he left hi.
nStivr county, wandered beyond tile mountains, arb
preferred the mere peaceful Occupation of uadng in
cattle IN the West than 10 ai in defence Of those ber-
'"s 1T which We so often boas's, and which were pro-
cnre'i, as INFER, by the services. and, probably by
the blooi OF the ." Revolutionary Man
The writer of ts article conld not have been -en,
when an attack so unwaranled, made upon those,
who had acted with the best mo,iv cs and
lie trusts thrt truth will, In this has done in all
other cases, dpe and tina, h. shall be pardone
for appearing before the Public he appears in the
cause Of TRUTH.
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zue,s, (Ma,nrn, Venezuela Oronoco and Zaiis) hav.
all desired the same thing, aud have shawn the like
snthusiasm, not town disse nting The national
opinion has been manifested with liberty aud the PEG.
pie Of Venezuela have expressed at once their true
wishes.
observation-disclosures Ired to sustain your pro.
nuncaion. and being placed at the head Of the army,
I protest to you that strange power will invade
your territory. That the public tranquility will not
be disturbed, AMI that will uphold the national rep
ressntaion in full security in order to Fl your future
destiny aud commence the work Of your prosperity.
In speaking with such certainly. am borne by the
opinion Of the people and Of the brave aud experienced
Generals, Chiefs and officers, who form the army, and
who protect the departments resolved to make tho pub.
lie cause triumph.
The publication of Zali. is pleasing incident for
the Republic which acquires the Integrity Tor its ter
rtory aud in receiving its voe' have saluiea them
worthy ven.zneiians who returning the fani-
Iy bosom Liberty has appeared as the sun, and its
powers has awakened the Patriotism OF the he roc
people OF the world; unfortunate those who wish
to oppose, aud unfortunate those who attsnp,
ex,nguish 'he SANE; they will only with death.
H.. I'll Quarters, Valencia, 30,h Jan. 1880.
JOSE ANTONIO PAEZ.
On the 2ih Jan. Paez addressed the troo,s as fol-
lows
Soidiers!-Having waged war for Independent ice
with valor complete il, should the arrive with
heroic entiu'asm for liberty; you have armed your
selves 10 acquire your rights and be armed defend
them: The difficulties which may present themselves
will only augment your glory. The people will be
win you in undertaking. and partake OF ysur IA.
tgue. as well as aid you in the conflict in gathering
Iauree.
!Soidiers!--Preserve order and do not make your.
selves cupabe by disturbing The public tranquility.
Seek danger to overcome H. Our glory and our iri-
umphs 10 snch noble enterprise will be the creates,
sncoura by which 10 mend to children
the preservation OF Il at precious treasure liberty which
we shall loave them for inheritance. They will find
In our ef,-@, in our very sepulcrss, brilliant Lesson.
Of great spirits sacrificed thro he horror Of desposm
and for tho felicity oi their country.
u wasreported TINT Gen. Pa-z had about Is 900 men
altogether under arms.
The "Times" adds the following:
"Since writing the above, this schr. Aurora has
rived from Puerto Cabelo bringing later intelligent
than that received per the Trimmer We have seen lie
tor dated Puerto Cabeo 10 h instant irom most re
spees6is source, and one which may he depended on
stating that two ennis les had reached Valencia from
b'gota, inviting Paez to interview with Bolivar in
he valleys OF Cucuta The former causeI the emissa-
:es 10 he arrested and placed in cioe coniine
deprived OF communicate Gen <z forthwith 10
take his departure for the Frontiers with troops; and
va said Bolivar was making preparations for war"
Bali. Chron.
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ly bring 10 the sweet. But the book was as obsli-
nate az the aisbister no vcerng lacking would
unoldthe sails were square set, and the ship her
republican tack at the present point Of her course
every intervening point and at the fifst weig hing OF
Ter anchor. laid il down with the hourly recurring
reflection, that eve se and learn" That the career
oil man whom had gratuitously considered scene.
shifer, exhibited, in degree difficult 10 surpass an
early open, decided assumption under circumstances
oil the mot orhit'irg charac,er--of republican
conrs'; ani manly, uawayeiing adherence TO that
through good repo.t and through evil repor,:
in roll ical disaster as in political nph: That fhis
skill in party waifAre lie rray con-unmate as lis
oproncn'' rcp.e'@n', (ni to judge ON the re'ults
hey seem TO have no little to hold il in Il ea';)
has been devoted 20 The promotion Of principles
scicntiously cpouse and to self elevation As in
the ease Of every other man. whom uncommon talents,
nn'iring zeal. and nnwaverng fidelity elevate the
rank Ct political leader, hs advance has neces-
sariy followed the triumph Of his party. But, that
t'is advancement is truly Of this legitimate and hon.
CRADLE kndthat II is the elevation Of one who inva.
rally sinking when the PRINCIPLES fret professed by
MN sn"f; has risen when those principles
candid mind can, on review OF his career, doubt.
~ INC early age OF Is, in the memorable struggle
which brought Thomas j. f.rson into Eower,-sur-
rounded by every circumstance which could HAS the
ln"gmen'; a'lured by every temptation which could
natter ambition, towards the powerful and glttering
cohorts, which our political opponents mar-haed Oh
me held where li' zeal first mpecd him To act-he
threw himself into the Ch-m) thin aud contcn med
ranks OF the Republican army In those ranks he
Ought his FIRST battles i'm those ranks IA. bs.
always been conspicuous fr his devotion as he
now is for his high standing.
But, Messrs. Editors, will stop. The general law
OF action and reaction has mamie s,ed itself in this in.
stance. In proportion TO the readiness with which
had have lent my ear 10 detracon. do feel provok.
c at myself for having done so; and might easily by
his feeling, be urg beyond the purro.e for which
TOOK up my pen: This was, 10 call your and your
readers attention. to this sketch OF the career of the
present Secretary OF State. Az it may not be within
reach OF tnany OF your readsr may, perhaps, avail
myself OF my neAt leisure, 10 send you extracts
Tor your columns PUPIL OF THE '9S SCHOOL.
TnE cAnisar"a copy OF which we have not yet
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To THE EDIToRs or THE ENot;Iprp
Al RI'IN nIrDI,Ar


.HesSrs Editors: In the competition which prevail,
in this, az iD every other department Of book making
one OF the caterers OF novelties, in the share Of nm
nuds Tor the present season. has beih1ugbt himself Of
presenting, together with his poetry and tales gale
ry Of portraits aud sketches Of the President and min;
ciphl officers Of Government copy Of this Christ.
mas be ok has found ts way TO my rural and
on dipping into IT, have been forcibly struck with IN
injustice of The ptejudiccs had conceived and which
believe are pretty prevalent in our STATE regard ny
The character OF one Of the most prominent men of tbs
present day. refer TO Martin Van Buren,, whom old
Hickory, assuming the duties TO which he has been
called by The people, invited from the chair Of Gov
erner Of New York, 10 which he bad just been Gle.
va'ed by the Republicans OF that State, the most i'm.
pofiani seat in his Cabinet. or superior talents md
~ genuine Jefersonian political principles, Mr. Van
Bdren hss, in the eyes Of tie Union afforded 100 signal
proofs TO permit any oservan of our national af
fairs, to doubt But with this forced conviction there
s blended idea, that his advaDceme nj is ascribabIe
not TO those talent, AMI principles, but the emine nj
skill a. party lsciician, which, by common consent
edei TO him How This idea had Infatuated
itself into NY mind, know not unless IL be through
the Jereniad 20 industtiousy rung into our ears Of
late, about King Caucu.; Of whom he has been mo
less indutriously, held up to view, the prime minis
ter Whatever bad been the mode the itnores
knew any thing about him unique sionably tepub.
Ican Of the 9S school; he was like many others A re-
publican de cpcOnsfdHce; and that he had risen into
co, chiefly through an uncommon share Of sex,etfty
10 trimming his 'aifs 10 the popul4r breeze
Thus prejudced, took MP The sketch Of HE life.
and commencing AZ The presont period, traced his
course back,-calculating, as a matter OF course on
mems OF skill in the glorious ant Of bing aud veering
Although disappointed Of my sport at frs took Tor
grantedlike tie child who sucked piece Of alabaser
LOT lump OF sugSrthd, perseverance would certain.
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:, 10 presence OF - -. [SeMJ
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A YOUNG Lady who is qualified TO impartto Young
IA minds, knowledge OF every useful branch Of
English Educaiion,wishes to be employed, az teacher
the present year, in private family, siding in heal
can produce testimonials Of her ability, 10 take charge
Of eight or ten small girlsLeliers directed TO f. AT
Flairock, Powhaan, County, va. will be promptly at
tended TO. March ~ JO7-wAg
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WINS committed to the Jail Of The Town Of petels.

WAS committed to the Jail Of the Town Of Peters
Wv burg, as Runaway, on the LIST day of Jauua-
ry, 1890 negro man. who says he is Free and calls
himself JeT'h w Reade He states hat he served bis
apprenticeship with Mr.. John Wallace, cooper and
hoe-maker Of Csbarss county, in the State OF North
Carolina; he is FIVE feet 1 inches high dark com
pexion, about % - years Of age las scar on his
left jaw, and another his right eye; also spot
under the eye, rather darker Than the balance of
' skn and several 'cdrs sbout his breast; his cohnr
con'ds Of dark mixed hOmespun cloth and fur hat The
owner afeque"ed to come forward prove his property
pay chnges, and teke him away or no will he de Al,
with as the law directs
ROGER MALLORY, Tailor,
MTcLI2 lO7-vsm
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Tickets $5, Halves So so, Quarters 81 25.
For sale by E. MICKIE
First below the Door of the Eagle Hotel
Orders from the country for tickets enclosing cash
or Prize tickets, will meet with the same pr ompt attcn
ton, as ON personal application Address to
E. MICKLE, Richmond Va
March 2. Ioi .,
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COMMUNICATED

DtblE SOCltIf OF VIRGINIA.
AZ a meeting OF the Managers Of the Bible Society
OF virginia, held on Tuesday the I'd day Of March,
IS29-t was
Resolved, That the nth Anniversary Meeting of this
Society he held at the 1st Presbyterian Church i'm this
City, on the first Tuesday in APRIL (he 9Th ApriN al 10
oc ock, a. NJ and that the Recording Secretary 1--WE
public notice OF the same, and invite ayaries 10 send
delegates and the friends of the Bible cause generally
10 attend said Meeting.
Resolved, That tho Rev John Breckenridge of Bal.
morc, be requested 10 preach the Anniversary sermon
and the Rev Vim. I. Armstrong be his al'imate
Auxiliary Soces and Bible Societies generally
throughout the State, win confer favor bv repor,ing TO
this Society before the LIST day of April what pro.
gress has been made in supplying the destitute and
what are their prospects in accomplishing this work.
by Order of the Board of Managers.
JAMES GRAY, Recd'g Sec'ry.
JAS. b. TAYLOR, Cors'g Sec'ry.
The Srni'e was yesterday principally occupied with
Executive business; OF the particular. OF which We or
~ learn generally, that tho nomination OF Lemuel
Bedford Ma sacLnsets, which Las been-once rejected
during thi session, and the Gext day re-consIered,
was finally confirmed From what we can learn n,
other pending domination, OF ary consequence Al least
was finally acted upon Nat. Int March 8
MADISON AND MoNKoE-The Albany ID aiiy Ai-
ver'her states that letters Rad been received in that ci
W from each of those venerable Ex-Presiients.
Inc former writes from Montpelier Va. tina, the
adjournment Of the Richmond Convention had per-
miited him to proceed home. where he was enjoying
COOL health at the advanced age Of so years The la
Ter wrie+ that lac has FAR red his state of
health a. TO be able 20 arrive home at o * HilI Va.
wh're The cares OF his family, and domestic aud p,i-
vate concerns requr ed his attention.
MARRIED AT WuIhoim, in Prince Edward County ON the
Mr. RoBeRr PuGH PRIcE of Farmvile, Ann Mama.
est daughter of Edward Booker Esq.
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Committee OF The IA. OF II has reported upon the
subject CT the C0ionsdtion SocittyDi they propose
appro pfiation OF oi-y this ohieci II so pom
what clause Of the Con-,iiu ion do ib-y found the
powrr' l. uron the broad doeine of III. " general
weifare,'-'o which one OF the most ns-n oil its
advoca'es, wasJced, some years Since to resort for
ius,iLc aiionl
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NOTICE,

ply virtue ola Deed o! Trust, executed by John r
II . Perkins & Joshua X ey, 20 the subscribers bearnv
date the 2S of March, 1872 and duly recorte in the
once ei the Clerk oil fuvanna County Court on the
day of tn date thereof Tor the purpose of secu,iny IN
Samuel r. Morris The payment OF cert ain de b, there
in mentioned will he exposed to sale for ready money
al Public Auction, at The Tavern OF William Cvis at
The place called Wilmington il, the County afores,iJ
OH The 30 day OF the present month"; il fair if not t,
mex lair day, the following Lands and other property
iVz) one certain lot or tenement Of ground, situate
wing and being in the County aforesaid, and Town of
C0iumbi' formerly the property OF Augustine Shep.
nero; also certain tract or parcel ct land lying aud
he'ng In The County Aforesaid, both sides OF PhHli.
Creek wiercOn the said Jo.hua Key now resides, and
containing, by e'iim 'ion three hundred and ,xtv A.
crcs; also twelve valuable slaves consisting of men
women, boys and girls. The title vested in us as
trustees only will be assured and conveyed TO the
purchaser, or purchasers though il is believed TO DO
unqueshonabIy good.
JOHN TTAlBERLAKE, Jr
JAMES r. JONES.
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wti.er in the Philadelphia American ID Advertise.
blows hi- horn. for cusing the .fboiti0a and I'm
IL S artry Societies Of the Nor,h.-H- calls upon the
me'nber- Of the Pennsylvania Adolf ion Society TO
arouse tom their slumbersand again to display their
standard. -TPhat mort?
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MI AN AGERS'

DISMAL SWAMP CANAL LOTTERY, Glass l. for
1880.
?HNO be drawn in Richmond, 18th of this month";
n (March)
go Number Lotery-10 Dra,cn Ballots.
OF $4,000 is 100000
1880 1880
1000 1000
1000 1000
i l,000 1000
L 1000 1000
1000 1000
besides $500, 800, $500, 5000, 800.
Whole Tickets S., Halves 81 50, Quarters 1 25
package of 20 whole tickets which is compelled to
draw $50, may be had for 800 Packages of shares in
same proportion.
Numbers drawn in 18th class of the Richmond Dock
II IA 53 "a 30 III IL SO 81.
II 81 81 prize of $500,
IL Fl 80 prize of 800, o''' so'u AT 'his ONCE
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
YATES s. MINTYRE.
March 2. IOi-,t
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March IL.


"a Office "A meeting Of The Stockholders of tbe
u Bank Of Virginia will he held at their Banking
house IN the City of Richmond, Friday tho twenty
first day OF May next
wM cambridge, Cashier.
March Ill., 1890.
"Enow all men by ihese presents that Of
- 90 hcreby appoint sub
si'u's or proxy TO represent at a special meet
ing Of the Stockholders Of the Bank Of Virginia TO be
held on Friday the twenty first day of May next in
The city OF Richmond, for the purpose Of considering
aud deciding on the acceptance rejection of an eS
tended Charter Of the said Bank authorised by law
passed by the General Assembly the 7h Of Februa-
ny 1890 entitled act fur her extend the Charter
OF the Bank of Virginia and for other purposes" In
witness whereof have hefeunto set hand and
seal tii4 day OF in the year 1880.
Signed, sealed and acknowledged
10 presence Of - --. rSealJ
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
AAlLL be drawn in the city of Richmond ON Satur
w day 18th inst.
$4,000 the Capital Prize.
~ Fnn'6er Lotfery-l0 Dra,cn Ballots.
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FIRE!-A bre broke oft near Cary Street in mi.
City about hali alter II o'clock on Wednc night
aud was got under about Lit de stroyed several wood
the undergrad Of MessIs. whillock and wills, -
u broke out 10 dable Of there gentlemen in which
one horse was burnt, End extended to MIR Ha,dsn's
Livery Stable, all the horses IN which, 10 the number
Of 20 or 30, were saved Pasteboa,d, IA, s',ss,,
called ~ Is supposed TO have been the cause Of The
n,e-ths is, originated in the csreIesspess Of some
fellows who were gaming IN the stable
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tLoVER SEED-15O l}nsbeIs Glover Seed.
" 90 do Orchard Ora. do
% do Herds Grass do
10 barrels Vrgsia Crab Cider.
40 boxes Bunch Rayins
For sale by
March IL. - 10 ~,
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" No more cf the TUi6r'-Tho N Y. Wit, have
been puzzled to understand, whether Mr. Webster was
really OK Of the tariff and wished 10 be done with il al
ogether--or, whether he was merely done with tI,at
part OF Mr. Haynes speech, which pinned him upon
MS inconsistency One thing is certain, that II will be
'ong nne before Mr.. Webster will hear the last Of
his own course upon that subject
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David Martin

;, M, fS'' pest re.sirsi, and offers for sale.
4, ,"t'>l i'''n, % he gol.oNin, work. VIZ.
- Nc'' son o,S Carpenters Go,le. an innrovcd
ana .'irS ! .,',,n, vxqiaire in Theory aud
''.',i p numerous en:rayiugs; " 4,o
'''S'.'.> Lectures on ,ei>ct subjects in ,Iecha.
- '"d-'s,a'lcs, Preuu.,t,cs, up,ics and As.
AMY; o'S all ,npr ,,e c.l,ion a,l,nteI
.il q. '-r, state o. science: lv Syo
Novels. UcN clifton. ui,h the Authors
\''e'' o'-S,aJ eu..rayiuc,
''''''n..' History { charles Fifth, " Sro
'."o'N> OF the b ,,h Poets, with R;n,-r,.
P'','0 AMI Critical rr,;lces by DIR. Akin. in
n ''.' sht' Entertainment, in " limo
4'e>, c'wp-i'uS R,,,, las. N,c,r Of Wake.
nh Fsul Anl N'rg, IN, E5xe,eth. Castle or
"''i't0, Galliy,r', Travels S,n,;mrn,,I ,o,r.
.'', Nc' compete IN " l2mo
.'e>et "yc'pPediA, Oh edition. cnlsrred
nd npr,yci 'N'eeu
history of EnS'and in which the most
'c'!"Sple vents are illustrate inv nnmer,us
N"''"cd elSrayiUg>; m lv limo
''I Nt"ipJ Portrait GaIicry Of Glus,r;o,s anil
D'"ArN Percentages of the l9,h Cent,rv ON
s, S'''id IN steel, with mem,is, at each
'''a' OF Shakespeare Pl.,s
e n y G-egnry's Letter, Evenings n, uouo
'iS 1T ' ''SiO'u'' &c &C
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Retail GrucerN Sture.


VNIE Subscribers at their store Gomez OF King and
i Fairfax streets of,r for safe
Gunpowder TEAS, partly of the Melv'l's car:
Imperial go. imported last month, and
Young Hyson Of yer! superior Qualities.
Java, old white, green aud RIO coffee
Losf,ugars, part s,.smrvfned
Brown sugars, Of prime qualities
Mace, rutmcgs, co' es and all other spice, for I'd.
rny use
London Particular sladsirs, par, imported IN 1919
Scil, Madeira
Red Port
Lisbon W lNES
Malaga
ST. Julian Clsret nca,es of one dozen,
Ur by the bottle,
Cognac and peach brandy
Old Jamaica, W est Indis and Northern rum
Holland gin, pure, AMI country gin
old and common whiskey
Bounce, four years old
New Orleans and Vest India mOlsssss
Strong cider vinegar, for picking
Duponts' GuuPowder
Sho, of a.,
Windsor and scented soap
Yellow and brown soap, } Manufactured
old & good by
NouId aud dip candles ) Sam y. Larmour
Family fl iur, best Shenandoah brands
Best English mustard
Indigo, madden, aud other dye s,ufIs
With variety Of other articles, all OF which will be
loId a, very moderate prices.
n. b. Families To whom choice tea is desirable arc
requested to give tie above n trial
June ID SAMUEL LARMOUR T.. Go
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NinAsay, MIN ~ Go.
ILqpE ON HAND, g. OFFER FOR SHE:
:, = hugsheads ST CrOIx
90 50 barrels do
u hid, New Orleans SSUGIRS
10 do Porto hicO
boxes steam refined loaf
10 In IS New Orleans "a: ( NOLaSSES
100 packages g,npowder. } TE.1S in chests.
i %1ssd AND Young e s"asi boxes 's d.
:; ; :; g 1: s; ;;, $ ;::' coy'ra
hid Jamaica nm
IOobls New England
pipes Holland
, do Barber's Swan G1N
10 bbls country
S half pipes cogniac brandy, sgnetts brand
2hl.ds gold color ed sherry !
3 do Boquet
3 half pipes Sicily Madeira u,Jvrs
| ar cask Howard do
10 or casks Marseilles do
5 do do Malaga sherry
10 bbls apple brandy
so do cider; "a do apples
Is bbls tanners oil
40 do mess I pOPF
IS do prime 5 I o"A
S do alum
300 rolls paper hangings
5Jreams straw paper
16 casks cheese
SIS bales Cuba tobacco
kegs do, Gray & Pankey's brand
lOhaIf boxes No chocolate
90 drums figs; seroon indigo
200 boxes ,Sd s bHasn' "n''''@' nalshs
2 sacks soft slie!ed almonds
do La I;T Rosa sxeans
s do Cabans
s do Syria }
bags race ginger
20 do pepper; 10 90 pimenta
Abbl nu,meg.; do cloves
9 9 = %; &; 3; ' s !: soar
Alum in kegs, mustard, ginger, snuff
Pepper, copperas, birthstone, salt pe're
pimenta fig blue, &c. &c.
SHIT,
1000 sacks Liverpool blown
500 bushels do ground
1000 do Turks Island
5000 do Cadz
apr;l NV. IL. q P. S: