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fAfAHLA 5-ANU FIFTY CENTS.
OR TWO OUiAnE SkAa xxPIREs.
A4ser discontinued uatii all arreara
-cs pad up, except at the discretion "a
the Editor.
Advertisements inserted at the rate o,
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lions, sad twenty 1--WE cents per square for each
subs, qoent Insertion
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the dead. Twas so horror struck that could
have knelt down, resigned my commission,
and have forsworn warm all its circumstances.
ana am not very squeamish either, for |
have seen many horrible sights in my time,
but certainly none like to this"
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all IS, to rally around her standard. and o..
forward to aid in her victories, ami sb,rc ssn
the honor OF her achievements. Nom ~.
excluded from this high privilege. Her re.
wards are prohered TO all; and all. ti,o,,.ri, in
o'aerent measures, may share in her d;si;nr.
1ons, her blessings, and hopes.r-fIaces,
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SELECT SEED CORN.

Mr.. J. Mercer, a writer for the American
Farmer, in "a communication repubhshed in
the New England Farmer, vol. V. page 1877,
states that ne had much improved the genu-
Inc Iuscarora corn, by aever planting 4 grain
that was not selected in the fields (for four
or five years past) from those stalks which
produce two or more ears Joseph Cooper,
Esq. of New jersey, IN a letter 10 a gentle
man in Philadelphia, states that "a friend
sent inc a few grains Of tao smaller kind OF
Indian corn, the grains Of which were not
larger than goose shot, which he informed
me by a note in which they were enclosed.
were originally from Guinea, and produced
from eight TO ten ears on a stak.-Those
grains / planted, aud found the production
To answer the description, but the ears small.
and few of them ripe before frost. / saved
some of the largest and earliest, and planted
at Between rows Of earlier kinds Of corn,
which produced a mixture to advantage; then
saved seed from the stalks that produced
the greatest humber Of the largest ears, and
hrst ripe, which | planted tho ensuing season,
and was not a little gratifed to find its pro
ductton preferable both in quantity and quail
~ to that Of any corn | ever planted. This
Kind OF corn | have continued planting ever
SINCE, selecting that designed for seed in the
manner l would wish others to try, viz
When the first ears are ripe enough Tor seed,
gather a sufficient quantity for early corn or
rep!antng: and at the same TIME you would
wish your corn to I've ripe generally, gather a
sufficient quantity for planting next year,
having particular care to take it from stalks
that are large at bottom, of a regular taper.
not over tall, the ears set low, aud contain
ing the greatest number Of soodsizeabie cars
Of the best quality; let it dry speedily; and
from the corn gathered as last deScrib
cd, plant your main crop, and if any hills
should be missing, repiant from that first ga
thercd, which will cause the crop 10 r.1en
moro regularly than is common which is a
great benefit. The above mentioned | LaYe
practised many years, and am satisfied il has
increased the quantity, and improved the
qaaiIty OF my crops beyond what any person
would imagine, who has not tried the expert
mentS.' -
.hr. Eds@-By some experiments tried
tbs season, | have ascertaired that sulphur
VIII relieve the slabbering of horses, coca
sinned by eating the Euphrobia. NV meth
OF IS to sise a tea spoonful of tbs flower Of
sulphur with a little salt 81 essera Taller.
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.ArrEncTIoN EIPENENl

you are ordered ss attend e regular mus
ter, on Saturday the I'd day Of Octo-
Der, at s O'Clock, 2. NJ. precisely. A pgac
tual attendsnceis requested efovery member
as there viii be an e~lcctisa bed on ,aat day
for officers. it is alss a Muster ordered by
law, aud assentees will have to report to u.
Court Martial Of the 9th Regt. Y. NJ.
The honorary members are informed ihat
their attendance is particularly requested,
~ mauy arrangements, it is expected will be
ma dc for the better organization of the Com
pany. Every person viii be expected to ap-
pear with hjs badge-Axe- men with their Ak
es, sc. Badges viii be presented TO golun-
,eers and honorary members. The icpien
ants are commanded to fll ap their respec
tive lists, If possible, by chat day.
BY order the Captain.
". n. RIDDLE, Secrslsiy.
Sept. %, 1880.
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aarlculturat.

Extract Of u letter from Gen. .Nt1esyi, Of Gal-
Eopois, Ohio, 10 q trisad rear Lypshb,g2,
,sVier date Of .7ugr.t a2a, 1850.
Our wheat. rye and oats harvest was never
more abundant, so was our hay crop. But
when I come to speak Of the corn crop, ! IN
form you with regret, that, take the corn
lands generally. they will not produce on an
average more than five bushels to thu acre
We have not had the roots OF the corn wet
with rain since the fore partot Jone. think
pork Will be scarce and consequently high.
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RyLECTION-Notice is hereby given,
IL that an election WI be held at the
Court House of Berkeley county, on Monday
he mn day. Of October nert, for the purpose
of o%leeting a lit person to represent the DIS
ifict ccnposed Of the counties of Berkeley,
Hampshire and Morgas. in The Senate Of Viz
gisia; and two parsons to represent The coun-
tY Of Berkeley, in the House OF Delegates Of
Virginia. AL free male white persons, being
sousckecpcrs aad heads offamilies, who have
paid a Revcn7s Tax, for the last year,
will be entitled 10 vsis.
PHILIP NADENBOTSCH,
SHERIFF. Berkeley county.
Sept. 10, 1890.
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NOTlCE-Al persons having claims a
~ galnst the estate Of JoaH 5. Srirxkr.
deed. are nstiiicd TO bring si,sm forward,
properly authenticated for sctleAent; aud
those Indebted are requested to make iute,x-
diate payment, as no Indulgence will be CIV
en-. dy'lhose persons who placed business
IN the hands of the dec. dur.rS his life tias,
10 collect US constable are hereby infarrscd
that thsir papors viii be delivered upon appii
cation 10 the sshsc riher.
Sept. Is. HENRY J. sEIDERT, Ia
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rrsPTrSsBURC RAeFs--wia be

mEARTNsBURC RAcEs--Wa be
AvA run Tor over a handsome course near
this place. agreeable 10 the Winchester ana
Washington Jockey Club, on u edIasdGy te
2Oh of Oci1Jey neri. q purse Of
One Humid ed Dollars,
three mFe. and repeat. free for any horse'
mare or getling, carrying weights agreetoie
to he tules Of racing; on IhunSdgj tas 2iS9' a
handsome S3dd!e, Birdie and
Maftingale,
valued at taentY i've dollars, one mile and
repeat. free az above. ;!.e winning horse tas
preceding day excepted, and "a Friday the
I'D, q purse OF
Fifty Dollars,
two miles ard repeat. free as above, use win
Mug horses the two preceding days except
ed Zach days purse will be niaced in the
hands Ci ths Judges, and paid over as soon as
the race IS decided. Good judges wih be
appreciated, and every ding csnducted in a
riaHncT calculated 10 ~ : satisfaction.
IN. Is. Four horses to be entered each
day o. no race.
JACOB V. GORRELL., Manager
Sept. Q, 1850.
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Corn Cobs-it has been pretty accurately
asccrtaincd that thirteen bushels OF Indian
tosn IN tae ear, ground up corn and cobs
together. afford at least as much nusrinent
m ies6ins cattle, as nine bushels of corn
without the cobs, as wei as an additional
4naftit. oil saccharine matter contained in
Tue cots, as web as IN the additional siimu-
ins OF disteniion afforded by the food, which
Is all important for grarniniyerous animals.
lC0lup,5ia penn Spy.
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SIR. JUOWfS aNDERSOR..

NJsOR SALE-A Pulling Mill, with a
smGII lot Of Land attached ;~licreto, an
Iondoun county, about 4 miles North west
of Waterford, and il a good noishboihood
F.nonire oithe priRteE.
Sept 8, 1850.
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kBY an order of the County Court OF
ED Berkeley, there viii be sold for cash. hs
fore the Cours llonse door, on the second
Monday in November next, being the FIRST
day of Court, a NEGRO MAN, who was
committed 10 the Jail of the aforesaid county
as = runaway slave, TO satisfy hrs Jail fees, &c.
PETER GARDNER, Ji1or.
Sept. Is. 1880.
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FIRST ACCOUNT OF TEE r~RAvELLERs oB TxE
IL XPLoR Tax RIVER NIGER.

FINEST ACCUAct Us TIA TRAVELLERS ON Il<4
ExPKoirios To EXPLORE TaE RIVER NIGER.
1t may be recolIected that Lander, (whe
accompanied Captain Cispperton 10 his ira
wells Ia Africa, as3 who continued with him
until his dccease) was despatched by govern
ment, in the month of January last, 70 trace,
if possible, the termination of the Niger
The following arc extract. of two letters re-
Gently received by Mrs. Lander, wife OF the
intrepid traveller, who is accompanied b. his
brother =
"CGoe CoGss CASTE. Feb. IS, 1880.
ave arrived here on Thursday last, the
18th INST. after az extraordinary fine passage,
and were very kindly received by the Cover
nor, and indeed by every other person. AIy
fsrMer slaves, on hearing efny arrival, wait.
ed upon me, and appeared TO be highly era
tined at seeing me again. | have engaged
them TO attend me Oh our jouFaey to the in-
&crisr OF the sountry, and, ia the event Of eur
being visited with sickness, the slaves who
are engaged TO carry our luggage Will carcy
us IN our hammocks, and ] have every rea-
con tn believe that they viii TO every LAiag in
their power to serve us, as they have been
settled atCape Coast sevErai years, and have
fViTes and e~A'alren, which they viii leave
here during their absence, which will be a
great induccincnt for them to do al IN their
power to get back again, besides being a
surety for tacig good conduct, as they viii Sc
sirai;i Of being lett behind. The Governor
OF C-pa Coast castle has received a comm.
n~ieaiion iioal the King of Badagry, promis
Ins thar be val direct every assistance 10 be
q furded US IL our enterprize, which is ex-
treme!y cheering
".4ccrc, .Nqrci 10. 1880.
awe arc NOW solns on board the Alert,
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LhxINaroN, lKy.l Sept.

LhNtSIToN, thyJ sept l..
Stealing Fsstt.-A man named Ba-
ker, q stone mason, was lately shot dead
in a wstsrmelan patch Near Frankfort.
The stealing of fruit Is a mest rrovok-
ing sor, OF petty larceny. But tho
punishment may be too severe. 1t is
lawful 10 protect ones property; and
there are but few PERSONS who would no,
fer that purpose use fire arms. if abs"
Iutely necessary, against a midnight
thief. Bat !hers ia degree of cruelty
ia deliberately loading a gun with a
deadly charge. and lying in Wal, as in
this case, TO taks The lie of sn errins
fellow being. Humanity %reyol's al the
deed.
ToRTUGAs.-Aceording To an &C.
count in the Pensacola Gazette, Of the
I4tb alt. the few solitary dwellers on
this little bana in the ocean, have sus.
tanned a fierce aad obstinate siege from
the Mosquitoes this season. The heat
efthe SUP oa TIE flats covered ,th sen
grasses aud thin coating Of slime, has
.seastated lhem ia such numbers that
thay rise from the surface like a mist
The moor keeper OF the light house
with his family, was obliged 10 seek re-
fuge isoU his winged prosecutors at The
very top of the tower. The poultry
and pigs brought to tie island, have ac-
tua,ly died Ut the inuumera6le stings
inflicted ny these insects.
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Sept IS, lS5s.

sJUBLiC SAIE-NM be sold, by pub-
q lie auction, at the late residence OF Join
s. seibert. deceased, at Little George
town, On Tuesday tie cSh inst. all the ger
sonal property belongin g 10 said decd. con
slsting Of ~ficrses, Cows, Hogs and Sheen:
Household and Kitchen Furniture of al
kinds. such as Beds, Bedding, Bedsteads, Ia
h!es, Chairs, Desk, Bareau, an excellent Ri
DE- Dun; a large quantity, say 500 or 400
bushels Of Stone Coal, together with a num-
her 81 articles, Fst necessary 10 .parfic Lar-
re. Nine months credit will be givca. Tie
purchaser on all Sums over Eve dollars, upou
giving bond with approved security, under
hhat sum, ca~h. Sale 10 CONSCIENCE early in
the day. RENfff j. SEfBGhT, ~.
Sept. Is, 1880.
a Negro Woman Cor hire Aatii the e5ih 81
December next.
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HEAVY WHEAT.

The HiilsborouGh IN. @ Recorder says,
wheat that has been cut this season from a
held IN toe vicinity oil that place, which ield-
ed l5A bushels per acre and the grain taiicu
ina,scrinnnately from the heap, oR repeated
trials, weighed 703 pounds to the bushel, at
ter having been foas and thoroughly dried in
the sun. -
Loabg.'s Psncyard-M. Eoubat, al his ex
tensive Vineyard, near New York civ, has
$4,000 permanent Grape Vine staiks-besiles
n large number of young cuttings for sale.
Inc fruit is we'll formed, and the enterpris-
ms proprietor has a prospect of maturing be-
tween Jour and five thousand pounds OF gtspe
this season, The principal part of wAica Is in
tended for the New York market.
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q RUNAWAY.

TEyAS committed to the Jail Of Berkeley
Wv county, ON The 2lst day Of June, 1890.
as a runaway slave, a negro man who calls
himself Matthew Garter, shout feet 10 IN
ches high, vrTy black, about fifty years Of
age, has a scar across bis leit eye brow, nose
and upper lip, done ny a knife; says he belongs
to MIR. Charles Kaine, in the state of Geot-
gia,-that he wassold by Thomas Castlema.
Of Frederick cspnty Va. who soIdhimt to a Mr..
Dawson, ofFscdeIickshurs, and by han to a
gentleman in Richmond, who sold him TO
the said Kane The owner is desired to
come. prove property, pay charges and take
him away. p. GARDNER, Jsitor.
Martinsburg, Sept. D, 1850.
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Ia FATETrE.

LA FAtETTE.
NENTLEIFN who are DESTROYS to breed
Nh Esm this InbIe horse (tbe property Is
John II, Bolts, Esq. of Etehmondl are ilfot.
med that he viii s,aad a fail season in Befke.
Icy county. az toe stable of Mr.. Gfdln TAI
lor, lately WiiIleIa -. Kng's. one &nd a half
miles from MdIiinshurg; snd &c lei to a.ares
at Ten dollars the single leap, or llilccn dol.
lars Tic season, payable 10 Inc subscriber #
The expiration taercof. The scasnn has cong
meuced aDtt5sl tesniips;e on the .rst da, ~
November next.
The p~edigree CT La f'agette is cq+alto thst
Of any horse in The world, and his peri ,r .,ans
ces on The tn-f en.itle him 20 ranl in liz l,et
order Of the race horses OF Virginia. lneSe
are t7o long for insertion in a ncwspaptr. sut
gentlemen Who faay he curious 70 know them.
aye referred 10 SINNERS "1rri Register and
Sporting Magazine '-For the p~edi.fee see
No. Z, page 800. and 10. his performances.
Racing hlemoEarda," June aad july Nos.
j.. Ii. ALLEN.
August 10. I23O-Gt.
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Asahel Hsssey, William Tom
@i'esoo, 1hsras Evans. s,aac "a Dsfs.
vans, and Lawrence Shirley,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, William Jomlinson, Tho
mas Evans, isaac Evans and Lswrepce
Shirley not having entered their appearance,
and given security according to The act
Of Assembly and the rules of this court. and
II appearing TO the satisfaction Of this court.
that the defendants, Salaal 1~'emlinson
Thomas Evans, isaac Evans and lawrence
Shirley are not inhabitants cf this common
wealth,-H is ordered, that thcy % appear
on 1he "a sionda, in November next, 10 vi
sNer tee hill oftaec complainant, S that d copy
OF tin, order be published il the Mart!nshu; |.
Gazette fnr two months surctssiYcly, and
posted a: tie door CT the Court It1use Of tLis
county. 4 copy -Icste.
JOHN STUOliIER, {. DC
Sept. IS, 1873.
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FETIiE Company OF Infantry within the
z bounds Of the NORTH Division. in lie
town OF Ntrtinsburg, are ordered TO psrad,
in front Of M'Cleary's Hotel, On The sreonc
Saturday ~ Ostota.' aext, precisely It onc
O'Clock IN tho afternoon.
HENRY BAsORE, Capt.
Sept -, 1850.
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for the purpose OF getting the baggage re-
moved on board the man VI war, which IS ex-
pected to sail for Bad2gry; aOd, shsnid the
weather prove proritious, we shalt reach
there 10 about two days. MY next eosroo
n~srstioa will be conveyed to England by the
Ctsksr."
This is the only account from the travel
lers vet received, the next il IS expected will
DC very interesting.
GEoRaIl GoLpA oTHss TRousLEs-
The M~illedgeviile Recorder reports the or
derins Of three additional companies Of the
u. s. troops, ons from Charleston. one from
Augusta, and one from Fort mitchell, 10 pro
coed 10 the Cherokee cssntry and prevent
the working oG the gold mines:
The general opinion Is thatthc Legislature
will be csnvok-d earlier than the period to
which that body adjourned. The circum
stances appear ia be inpericas when looked
at through Georgian atmosphere.
DaEapruL DEATH.-On Tuesday last.
Stephen Karkeet, q years Of age, whilst sm
plsyed usdor groupd in a naiae, an the parish
OF NslyR, was, awful to relate, bsrred alive
by the falling together OF the sides OF the
shaft in which he was, at the depth Of i've
.AthUms from the surface. The hrst person
who arrived 1t the spot was a man named
George Trevarrew, who called to know ii
any living bctsg was hoaoatb, when kaskeet
in a arm voice, al know all earthly
can avail me nothing; | feel the cold
hapd Of death spon me-if there IS any hope
Of beiax cxtrieated frsm this untimely grave
tell me, and if not tell me- Jreyarrov at
once Informed him that tkere was not a shs-
dow Of hope left him. as upwards of four,
fans of Rubbish lad fallen around him, and
that s.fTocatisu mast inevitably take place
any human aid eouid af,srd him rehef,
ON hearing which, karkeet cxeiaipsed, "Ail 5
well, it IS le Lord, let him de what seen4eth
TO him good. Tell my dear father and mo
ther moi 10 be sorry as those Sitboat hope for
me, It's now only that | am happy; It's now
feel the advantage OF a religious life;
now | feel the Lerd is my strong hold, AND
now | feel tha. | am goisg TO Heayca."-
Here his voice failed hin-he never spoke a
gain-Falmoiih Eng Packet,
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gS{O TARMERS.~a'tg.e subscriber rn,fra.
FL COS ths present opportunity Of wloimn-
t!ls Farmers CT Berkeley ard Jtaerssa Gown
ties, tn"f his MILL bcipg in complete order
isg the reception cf lpfIEfT, and hslins
el'Fioycd a first rate Aiiil>c. has determined
htEi 10 occupy lis sanle hinaseif; lac Uii en-
gage 70 grind all Wheat that may be brought
10 his Mill separately, and giye Farmers cue
barrel Of ,upesiias l!ous for every 50olbs. Of
good n,efchsRtal1c Wheat, and fhas he wia
stand tee Inspection of the same il the Bs!u-
more, Georgetown, or Alexandria markets
@-ltc viii, al al times, pay the very hisi5-
est iIrIce "a CASH lor Wheat offered for sais
JOSIAH FLAGu.
July Is, lS3o-tf.
a IvrEAD TO THISi-The subscribers
"a wonid respectfully inform the Farmers
OF Berkeley and Jefferson counties. that Their
MILL, On Opequan creek, is in first rate or
der for The reception OF all kinds OF Gram.
That they viii give a barrel OF Superine
Hour for every 300ihs. af Wheat, and stand
Inspection in any Of tie markets e Ba|ttnore'
Georgetown, Alexandria. Philadelphia, OF
New York.
4f-As nsual, the highest price pad u CeS.
for all Wheat offered far sale.
HENRY NEEiSIiifaN5,
JESSE WRIGHT.
July 22, 1880.
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Plh GLfIf-Bs,kety co,untg, 10 ,sit:
SEPTEMBER Tern, 1850.
George Harris, Administrator ,,,a
OF Magnus Tate. uec'2. iV'
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8sa .nWAEr !.

August 10, 1906.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13

raper, f"naoeo, etc.
100 REAMs large size wrapping paper
l{Wb 20 boxes small lump tobacco -,,,
Landing and for sale by JAMES h"ir'
Vho has in Store,
40 hhls New Orleans sugar
400 sacks Liverpool blown salt
1000 bushels ground alum do
60 barrels sieam refined sugar
90 CO New Orleans rum
20 do country gin
10 do corisls assorted
80 Boxes and half boxes choco!s's
- kegs ground pepper
20 do do ginger
10 bags race do
3 pipes cognac brandy
3 half pipes do
20tierces fresh rice
40 bags green RIO coffee
90 do white do
20 baskets weet oil
All of which he offers f9r sale on moderate terms
iupe10
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Carriage lIaces, sc.
pt I GU W III "a
KENSETT'S CELEBRATED
STRENGTHENING fleater.

yEliE celebrated Strengthening Plaster, Tor pam or
weakness in tie bre ,st, back, or side; also TO,
rheu matte sffctons, liver complaints. and dyspepsia
rh,s medicine Is the invention Of celebrated Sur
geon, and nervous are the Instances m winch 'ne
most sausry effects have been prndneed BY IT. that II
is with the utmost confidence recommends toail who
arc affected with those distressing compliant.
There is condition annexed to the sale Of tins art
Gle growing out OF the best OF reasons, trial. VIZ: u
the benefit above stated is not obtsined, the money
will be returned This, We trust, when fairly cons'
dered. will be the strongest possible evidence that
could be given of their utility. For sale by
septS WILLIAM 'sANpH'Ek 20.
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Eeas, Coffee, Brandy, s

foaS. S0Nec, DfhnNys CO.
cAMUEL HessERSMITH offersfor sale
= Is chests young hyson TEAS. Of v,ri.
IS s. ssss,. swposder esi% .!.,,
al gs sa e ses,t bore, impsr.I
10 half chests and boxes Y. II P'
100 bags Rio and Porto Csbello coffee
5bags Jamaica pimento
10 do Sumxtra pepper rt.
chocolate
IA pipes Cognac brandy, part Of which 10 Oh
and fine, and WILDE sold low to eloss sslee
II half pipes do, Siegnettes brand
3ripes Holland gin
4 lhds New Orleans rum, 9Th prosf
80 bbis Bsltimote whskey
Sherry and Madeira wine, in half pipes
renerifIe and Lisbon do, in pipes
Malaga, Sherry, and Lisbon, 10 half ar casks
300 bags shot, from the Phanix Shot Tower &c:
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$50 resIns cap, post. and letter paper no" 10
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100 do common wrapping 40
80 bundles bookbnders' and band boz oosfos
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100 pieces German Hessians
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