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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

they do not, often vain are the after
efforts OF il st uc,ors--yain tho mon'-
tions from the pulpit; their child is in
danger of growing up drunkard, or a
glutton---a self-willed sensualist, or
passionate aud revengeful prompt Ia
take the life of a fellow being, and 10
sacrifice his own; and all this, because
the fond parents were faithless ID their
trusts---ihev hal ro' h tirmness to do
their dut hes feare to m,rtiiy their
child; aaJ ia 81 dol ,g, they exposed
him, in after life, to be mortified by
the worlds scorn, to wander a. unioy.
ed, unpiticd thing"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

Force ofhaJa.--Jcrry Snow, whose pc
cuoinry coaccrns were al.avs urpcrmost
in bis mind, was once traveili@g in conpa-
ny. and very early in the morning wac wax.
cd by his companion, who said. "Comc
Snow, day is breaking Well" says
Snow. "let it break, il don't ore NE any
thing."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

T,rmorf.--The Legislature of Vermont
have repealed he law providing for the
election Of mrmbers of Congress by dis
tricts. and have rcsu-' v 'n'h" al method
Of election by genera t'e . Much inc~ /.
yeniencc has been en-, euced ft,m fan
urrs 10 elect ia Districts in which several
candidates were run.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

There aTc 2049 persons in the New
York City Almsbeusc--and $50 per
sons i'll TIC Cit, Pcni;en,iary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

Proper ,cords in proper plac,s.--s far
NOR lately wrote to a committee of one Of
the Eastern Agricultural societies. thus -
Gcn;lcmcn, yeu viii have tho gooduess
60 enter nae on your list Of cattle for q bmE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

Elopement.--On Mcnday last lady
and gentleman, travelling in a private
carrisge with post horses, stopped Tor
the night at Icons Inn, where they
had landed on their route frcm Lor-
don, BY Bristol. They intended 10
proceed onward hence ,o Dublin, l't
were arrested there on the iolio"hg
morning by peaee-oibcer, direct IN
pursuit from London, vlii'her he in-
mediatelr-set forward to re-ccnduct
item. The fsgitives, VIC Understand,
,o be a MFR. +. sc, of Belfast, and a
daughter cf one ofthe very wealthy
Ro,hschilds, the only heir to The ini-
mense united property of tie three
celebrated Jews. Mr.. +. and Tie lady,
i, is .aiL Ind been married at Noier-
ford before their arri, al here.
[Glasgow Morning Post
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

Near Alexandris. Pa. COW Of Mr.. Dan
iel NeG brought forth four calves, ~ one
birth. one OF which has since e,ed. About
9 months before, she brought forth two
six calves in ten months.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

q E,opemcrf About the lst inst. an
Engl;shman named Stephenson, win
his wife and child, arrived from Liver
pool ut New-York and took lodgings
there. On the following day an ac-
quaiutancc Of his, of the name OF Hey
wood, also arrived. An improper M
timacy took place shortly after their
arrival, between Haywood and Ste
phenson's wife; who, taking advantage
of Tie temporary absence of her bus.
band, eloped with her seduc"r, ana
tcok with her considerable amount ot
property, (amongst other things ID
sovereigns.) They were pursued by
the husband and found in this city last
Friday; but owing to circumstances not
yet fully developed. escaped, and are
supposed to I've now on their way to
the western part of this siate.--lbe
unfortunate husband is still in this ci',.
, aud destitute Of the means of pursuing
his pc,fdious friend ard the guilty.
mpanion of his f'igh.-Atdany 4;r-
rus. Ht.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

Singular Death hlst svcnng an in
quest was held at Gav's hospi tl on IA"
bply of w. TInrsis, who came b. hsdcaih
in v,ry singular manner. About three
wccks ago the deceascd and q man nan,e,i
w .ls were "larkiny" ,og,thrr in Dept
g.. ford. Tho deceased, who had pipe in
his mouth. ran away anl was pursued by
Wells and who, in cndeavurinr 10 catcl,
him. strnck ths pipe with his elbow, and j.
f1ew into pieces. The deceased said that
piece Of the pipe had penetrated his
tongue, and some persons who came Ia his
assistance, drew piece Of the li "a. abon,
an inch long. ont of his tongue. lie wa,
taken to u chemists shop. where his mouth
was washed with lotion. Ills tongue.
however, having greatly swrllrn, on th"
A,h inst he was conveyed 10 the hospital
The tongue w,s there examined and moth
inr WAS found in it. After death, il was
discovered TINT piece OF tobacco pipe.
three inches in length, was inbcdJed in his
tongue, about an inch from the sartacc
Tho wound had completely healed over It,
The medical gentlemen ofthc hospital said
that If the tongue had been properly exam
incd at tho time of th" accident, the piece
Of pipe would have bccn discovered. !.
verdict Of accidental death was then re-
turned. Eng'ish pager.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

Jyacciaaiion 'rih Tariaiojf NrHsr.--Dur
ing a malignant small pux cpidamv at 81
Pol de Leon, Den Finistorro, where, Of
6.22j inhabitants. 2S5 died, one ofthc prsc.
t'ioners. NJ. Gnillon, was, from want of
vaccine matter, compelled to inoculotc The
matter of modified ANAL pcx lie WAS as
tonishodto find, that in the first child which
nc had thus inoc nlaled. the effect was only
local, mud that the vcsiclc completely re-
ecmbleL that Of COW pox. Forty two chl-
,Men were inoculated from the 6rs,. anl all
with the same result. Tie whole number
of these inocu'ations ultimately amounted
tn six hundred, and in very few cases only
besides the local, other pas,ulcs were oh :
serve-l. and always in very small quantsg.
All the pitients, however, were apparently
protected from small pox-- Rev. Medic.
The same experiment has repeatedly
been made in this conntry, but as Tar as c
know, never TO such an extent.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

Srl. ofa Wjc.--On Wednesday last.
saac Ii,rs6eld. of Worral, who had i've
for time at Wa1sheld. ofrcd his wife. '
good loasing woman about % years of Ag".
for sale in our wsrket place. About four
years ago HorsfcId was married to this
woman, who has a wooden leg, bnt they
only lived togrSher six noath'. Since tls'
time man named Henry B,,tomly resolv
eI on mlrrying her, and came to this town
(Shctfinld) on wednesday last, a5eut 9o'
clock, for tho purpose Of leading her to th''
altar. However, the husband came 10 tn"
White Swan in West bar, where tho party
put up, aud to prevent hrr ever having an
claim on him, as ire ,fongh', agreed to sci
hoi To B ,ttomlcy, for one shilling. a hal
ter was immediately purchased--she was
taken to the market place little before l.!
O'Clock, and delivered to Benomley in III"
halter. The party afterwards went TO th"
White Swan, n ildc was procured, sad
dancing KEEP, up for son~hours.
III. tShc.lield, lEns.l paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

imprisonment for debt. The number Of
co,nnit,als in this city, during the ten
months of the present year, ending with
October 81, viii not vary much from lOsEr
A mejority Of these we've for debts or costs
OF fcour, from 50 80 to 500!
A petition il about to be presented to the
County Court for Norwich. Conn f"r thu
enlargrme,, oftha Jail Liberties. Ia men
iiening this fact, the Norwich paper gives
the following statement by gentleman oil
that town:-
"Iiaving hcen engaged in business TO a
considerable extent. nna y,h great vari
ety Of persons, for the la-t fifteen years,
do not remember an instance where IL ever
appeared expe Iient To imprison II dcb'or
and as M Individual, I do not fear any evil
which may result from gradually abni5hing
the odions practice by public cn,c,ment'
. THE United States G1zcrc says, "Tb'
mcrc payment of debt docs nat relc1s"
tho culprit from the crime Of having incurr
ed il. The malice Preptnse mus, he pun
ishcd." Boston PallaJium.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND.
nRRINnn


Schr Martha, Hale, from New York, with lime TO
jones Fisher
Schr Telegraph, Somers, from N. York via Nor
iois; WITH sund.ies, to ID. Timberlake W. F. Micou,
Nj Mitchell, Myer Myers and Jabez Parker.
Schr John g. William, Cooper, from Frcdc-
ricksburg, via Norfolk with tobacco, rice, &C. to L
Piticolas & co. q w Gillut, and w Bolts
Schr Laura Jane Creighton from Baltimore via
Norfolk and City Point, with sundries to III Wilson,
Sloop Charlotte g. Sarah, Rsley, from PhiIadel.
phia, through the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal.
with sundI,es; to Mitchell. w NJ Swoope, q Ii
Mitchell, r Pollard & Son, Lewis Webb, & CO. b
Peyton, Gill Ii Nash, Allen, jr Bagwc, Smith
~ Hanna, Nj Branch, A Sweeny, c Goddard, Hub-
bard q Gardner, Holt g. Ross.
Schr George Washington, Harper, from Alexan
dra' with fish: hides, &c. to Winston, w Mcou
Oils, Dunlop S, and Blair 81 Anderson.
Schr Hector, Travers, from Dry Dock, Gosport.
Schr New York, Acklcy 6 DAYS from N York. via
Norfolk, with sundres, to J Triplett, S e. X An
drew, and Bnford, Brooks g. CO.
Schr Polly from Norfolk.
Sloop Traveller, Baker, from New York, with bal
last.
SAILED,
Schr Aurora Hooper for Baltimore, with coal
Brig Mark, Crockett, for Boston, with tobacco and
Schr Effort, Pryce. for York, with tobacco,
-four &c.
Schr Philadelphia, Powurs, for N York with coal
Schr Richard, Corson, for Now York, with flour
and tobacco.
Schr Nancy, Chase for Boston, with coal
Schr Atlas, Foster, for New York with coal.
Sloop Philadelphia, Wells for Bridgeton, with
coal.
Schr Orator. Gator. for Gosport Dry Dock, with
stone,
Vessels before reported, have been detained unit il
TO- day, by head winds
NORFOLK, April 30.-Aud schr Rising Sun West, from
chmond, bound to Philadelphia ship MOsul, of Boston)
Davis, Liverpool, 26th March.
Sailed, chrs Chaottee, Mcdonnell for Cadiz Charles
q Samuel, Parker for ST Johns, N Il.
NEW YORK April 20 Ard, schr Sea Horse, Smith, day,
from Richmond.
HEWBURYPORT April 81 -CId scb, ycrus Il,,,is
Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

N virtue of two Deeds OF Trust, executed 10 John
~ Nj Armistead and William cambridge, by vii.
nam l. Morris, and Marcella his wife, the the
eighth day OF January, 1929. and the other on the
eighteenth day of February, 1828-and another Decd
oftrst executed TO Herbert a. Claiborne and Charles
y Gay, by the said William Morris, on the tenth
day Of July, 1328-al of which deeds are recorded
in the Hastings Court of the city of Richmond: we
shall proceed TO sell the premises ON the 3Oh div
OF June next for ready money, for the purpose there,
IN mentioned, two Lots, pieces parcels Of Land
IN the city of Richmond, known and distinguished in
the plan of the said city, by No. (347) three hundred
and forty-scven, and No. (352) three hundred and
nifty TWO, which were conveyed to the said William
j. Morris, by Thomas Rutherford and Sarah his wife,
by their deed bearing date the 18th div of June
1875, and admitted to record in the clerks Office
OF the Court of Hastings for said city--and OH which
are now erected extensive brick bulldnrs used rs n
warehouse. and for other purposes: also, three 9TH
or Lots pieces, parcels of Land. known and dis
tnguished IN the plan of said city, by number (3d2)
three hundred and forty two, number three hundred
and forty three (3d3 und number three hundred and
forty four (j44) with the buildings commonly called
ShockG Warehouse, and all other buildings and inn
provements thereon; which property was conveyed
to the said William Morris, by two several deeds
Tor undivided moieties thereof--one made on the
tcuth day of June, 1926, by Richard Gregory; and
Elizabeth his wife, and Juhh Pcgram and Wilson
Gregory; the other, made the same day. by Jo-
scph Dudley of Chesterfield county and both admit
ted TO record IN the clerks office of the Hastings
Court of said city Also other Lot piece or par
Gel of Land, known and distinguished in the plan OF
said city, by number three hundred and f6r,y-siy
(3i69 which was conveyed TO said William l. Nor
ris, by William a. Smith and Sarah Smith, by their
deed, bearing date the 18th day of September 1896
and admitted to record in The clerks office of the
Hastings Court Of the city aforesaid.
The above described property was advertised by
us TO be sold on the 10th February last but the sale
Was prevented from taking place by an Injunction
obtained by William l. Morris from the Chancellor
OF the Williamsburg district; which injunction has
been dissolved by the Chancellor of the Superior
~ IF fl,nnn g.. a.. ID u.
The title to the foregoing property is believed to
be unqucstionably good. Acting trustees we will
convey such title as is vested in us by virtue of the
said deeds of trust.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

FfNIiE imported YOUNG TRUFFLE. an entire
= Horse OF the best blood i'll England will
stand at the village of Barboursvillc the ensuing
season. TO commence on the LIST March and end ON The
30th June. The price of the season will he tbirty
dollars, paid within, and forty dollars if paid bevona
the season Fifty dollars TO insure n marc in fonI
aud dollar to the groom. Three hundred acres of
land covered with various grasses and well vataroI
will be afforded gratis, for the exclusive ,tse of tho
mares sent Better more attendant pasturorc could
not be desired.
This beautiful and higlbrcd Horse, BOUGHT bv
James Barbour, Esq. at public sale of Walkers
fine stud of horses in London on the 18th June last
is dark bay, sixteen hands high Of fine form md
great activity, and needs only to be seem to he adj
mlred His nge The being only six years old last
spring. adds much to his other good qualities I'm
ported horses generally too old before they are
brought TO this country Young Trufilc was so in
Jured IN ms first training whist he was the property
OF the Duke de Guiche, that he never ran Ills
Pedigree is in the annexed certificate a reference 70
which will show any one conversant with such sub
Jects, that he is Of the purcs blood in England lie
will be exhibited at the Court-houscs of AlbemarIc
Louisa ana Orange on the first day Of their respective
March courts
N. y. II any one will send FIVE wares the 7riee
Of ono will be remittod; and If mare semitic him this
season, fall she will be insured the next at the price
Of the season.
Two fIlcs from any State IN The Union, having
won purse CT $500, will be put gratis; the first
applicants to have the preference. Care will he
taken to prevent accidents, but will not he rcspon
siblc for them. S. w. YAGER.
For James Barbour, ESQ.
Barboursyillc Jan. QOih 1880.
I5h lime. 1920
Fhis is TO certify tho brown Horse sold bv me 10
James Barbour, Esq. bred by the Duke dc Cuichc
got by Truhle out Of Helen by Whiskcv, her dam
Brown Justice by Justice, out Of Xcnia by ChaTcn.
ger NaulePpo by Eclipse. TruHlc covered i'm 1899
at guncas. lie got by Sorccrcr out of Horn
by Lass, 10y Buzzard, her dam Puzzle, by Matchcm
Princess, by IIcrcd.
Signed RTCHD TATTERSALI.
Hyde Park Corner London.
Jrulllc was sent To France. and bought back araip
at 1000 guinsas n. n
ian 25-wt2tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
LAND FOR SALE

" III be sold on the premises, TO the hirles;
~ bidder, on Tuesday, the 25th day of MAY next.
inc Tract of Land belonging to the egatces Of John
spears decd containing 328 acres. This land lies
within mile and half of the Muddy Creek Mill
description of tho land is unnecessary, as i is prcs
.lcu persons wishing to purchase, will call and view
the lam, which Will be shewn by Henry Hatcher.
who lives on the premises.
Terms OF sale. One third at Christmas next at
which time possession VIII be given, the balance in
TWO equal annual payments, and a decd of trust 10
secure the last payment The purchaser will be al
loved Tie privilege Of seeding crop of wheat.
BY THE LEGATEES.
Powhatan, 5th March, 1880.
Wiii DC sold on The same day, the dover land for.
mery belonging to Mrs a. Chcaiwood about So
This land adjoms the above tract Tie tiic viii bc
warranted during the life Of Mrs. Cheatwood
HENRY HATCHER
Powhntan, 9Th March 1880 mo, c2t4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
TIN WARE. g.

WE hayo on hand, and are receiving by the schrs.
w Fairfield and Exit, large supply and very
general assortment Of Manufactured Tin and Britain
MA Ware, which we will sell on tc most reasonable
torms, at retail or wholesale. Also, several Ton
Wagons and Carryolls
ap lcr-2s' YALE s. DUNLEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

WAS committed to the Jail of GoocbIaud county
W on the 3lst of January last, negro boy who
calls himself TOM about fG wears old obon,s e.
or inches high; hadon when committed a ssit N
whito yarn domestic, and says he belongs to Bessrs
Dawson d. Roach Of Fredericksburg, who purchased
MN OF MIR. Powell oiFauque county, that he ran
away about June or July last. The owner or owners
oi said slave are requested to come hrrward prove
thor property, pay cXpcnces and take INN awav
ROBF. G. MACON, Tailor FOR
VIM Boiling, Sheriff of Gouchland
NJ tG- Iaw5m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

NOTICE.
TENHE Subscriber requests all persons indebted TO
\ him to make immediate payment, as no Is des-
rous TO close hts present business Immediately.
ap 80 THOMAS LAMBERT
TUNHE subscriber has for hire, good Carriage and
u pair of gentle horses, with an experienced
driver Alsoa donbblc rig and good gig horse, and
n first rate riding horse.
up 27-e' ~ BRACKETT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
Nesesaota AaIga.
THxs DAY.
PUBLIC AUCTION,

PUBLIC AUCTION.
virtue OF power Of attorney, sent TO the sub
- scrIber by Francis l.. Reddon CSC NM, his
wife, Ann E. A. Laiorcs;, deposited in ne a. STATS
Loan Office, will be sold at public auction 20 tb.
highest bidder, Monday, the Cd day of Nav
next ut twelve o'clock, if fair, otherwise the first
iar day thereafter, the upper tenement of tho t,ncs
of brick buildings Ii street, two of which ARE now
owned and occupied by Mr. Wilson Bracket a. tho
Shockoc Hill Tavern. The sale will be made lor
cash. J. A. CIIEVAIJJE
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
DURSUANr to the provisions of the las, will and
~ Testament of lsuac H. Judah, dec d, on MON
DAY, the Sd day of May next, the following yalua-
Die property lying IN the city of Richmond will be
offered Tor sale on The premises TO Inc biobest b;Jer
at public auction, for ready money viz:
One unimProyed half acre LOT in the ncirhbor-
mood OF Mrs: Gamble And all that uumproyed pro-
perry lying between l. and streets, and fronting on
ne Brock Turnpike road, bounded on the North By
the property of Simon Block, aud on the South by TIC
property devised by said Isaac II. JUDAH 10 his niece
Rachel Judah. The last mentioned property will be
divided into lots TO suit purchasers. And i'm conse
quenec of the intention of Thomas II! Godd;n to re
move Ia the western country. the same day Tie
following valuable property all lying in the CITY Rich
mond WI! be offered for sale the premises TO the
highest bidder, at public auction, or credit of sixty
days the purchasers executing notes with approyed
endorscrs, payable aud negotiable of the banks
in this city VIZ:
One LOT in the ncirhborhood of Cant. John n
frcntls, fronting about fittyt feet on N street.
with comfortable wooden dwelling thereon nov
occupied by VIM. Baily, tenant.
Another LOT in the same ncighbo hood, fronting
about 30 feet OH street, With u comfortable wood
en- u"cihng house thereon, now occupied by John
Slater, tenant.
, Two ether LOTS in The same neighborhood with
brick dwelling houses thereon, each fronting about
twcnty-siX feet on n street
One unlmprovcd hall acre LOT. opposite the resi-
dcnec of Joseph Allen, Esq This lot is well incloscd
aud IS desirable building lot
Aud one other unimproved LOT of about sixty feet
front, lying near Capt. M. Drewry's, which is also
well enclosed.
The sale will commence on the first mentioned lot
near Mrs. Gagbles, at o'clock, p. Nj.
The title 10 all the foregoing property is supposed
to b" ndlSputabe but persons wishing to INQUIRE into
the same will call the subscribers agent for The pro-
prietors, at hrs Office.
The sale of the aforesaid property will be conduct
ed by Messrs E. & a. Hubbard, Auctioneera
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
ALGERNON SIDNEY.
DUETTS. AIRS. &c.

DUETS, AIRS, &c.
TOLIlNS 81 co. have received further sup
~ ply Of Music, consisting in part of the following
pieces:
MS. HcDondids Dariniious, r. Rnapton
WiH ypU come 10 The BoOer, do y +. IIauco
Tdddy o Carroll, do. p. x. Moran
M mca al queH METALS, from Rosina, opera
March and Rondo. from Der Frcyschutz, M. Hoist
Partisan Rondo H. Vigucre
Grand Russian .Marcb, G. =. Francis
battle Of .NaDarin, brilliant fantastic, with an ac-
compartment for tho violin, J. Payer
BeethOtsnS Grand TVaHz, II. ScCurn
HcmenUdys NH set Cotiiious
Highlands Chorus
Alexander
White Lady
Bonnets gf Blue
IIitfy CiOUcT
.HTiLd as he .U0onJeatn, a ductt, 4. Taylor
Thou ap9 p,y only LOrc, G.. NJ Won Wcbbcr
Stay loD'd Arbind written by Col Hamilton, mu-
&c, A. Clifton
Bright he Hy Dreams, II. Il. Bishop
.16Sent Friends, a. Clifton
an! Cruel .Afaid, Kelley
ire panderd IN Dreams, J. 4. Wade; &c. &c.
ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE,
Ees: The House and Lot on Church. Hi
lIiSLE formerly the property OF John Parkhll and now
&4Nsz4@An the occupancy OF Mr. joseph S James The
lot has been lately enclosed aud the now unercon
thorough repair There fine Yard and Garden aacb
ed to the premises Well Of good water, Coal and Smok
house, Stable and Carriage house. all brick The pcecn,
occupant has lease the premises years bu This
will not affect the sale, possession may had i'm tec
months from the time the repairs making shall have bcrn
completed. Application TO be made 10 '1-'
jan 10 III. C. McYE,Ap,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN a. co.
GROCERIES,

ID DIV ENIt1ItT- ALIIEN q co.
GROCERIES,
On MONDAY, May Sd, at 10 o'clock, at our
Auction Store,
10 hhds West India Sugar
20 bags coffee.
hhds West India rum
10 do molasses
> tierccs rice
100 boxes soap
SO do mould candles
90 bbs country gin
90 boxes bunch raisins
100 realms writing paper
100 do wrapping do
Wines, cheese. indigo
Cigars, shoes, hats, NC
ap 80 ID. A. g. co. Aucts