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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04
MARINE
LIST.
PORT OF IMPORT.
ENTERED.

EN- EtFD,
Schooner Reaper, Stevens, Providence, Soop
Splendid, Read, Ncw-Ycrk, Schooner Sally Hope,
Boston Brig William, Taylor Newly ork.
Eagle, Browning, Baltimore.
Sloop Express, Gardner, Ncw-lork.
Amty, Lawton do.
CLEARED,
Schooner Telegraph, Cunningham, Belfast ;
Sloop Gipscy, Savery, Warcham; Splendid,
Read, Providence ; Schooner Sally Hope, Baker,
Providence Reindeer, Rosc, Philadelphia Sloop
Express, Gardner, Providence.
Amny, Lawton do.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04
NOTICE.

n Nhe Subscriber having been appointed and quail
n flied according to law, as Guardian to Ii. n .
'ailey, minor, and daughter of the late VIM BAL
ley of Middetown, requests all persons interested to-
govern themselves accordingly.
DAVID BUFrUM.
Middetown, 7th-mo. 10th, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

a "A u II ENT +. KLYE,
~ informs his friends and the public. that h.
has taken the Store in Broad street, opposite Mr..
Joseph Fish's Boarding house, where he will keep
on hand GROCERIES of all kinds.
sDnFURNITURE repaired, and at
tention paid to grinding scissors, &c. All fvors
thankfully received. Newport, July II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

scious that he will be constrained to dis
tress his debtors, or lose, or rather { to
avoid the imputation Of sordid, barbarous
and unfceling be compelled to give them
his account. These are some of the con-
sequences Of the fashion of mourning,
which have in our opinion authorised us
in saying that it is moral evil, and it is
for these reasons that we sincerely hope
the practice will be discontinued, and
that too, by those whose example and in
flucncc control the practices of the ma
jority, have so long contributed to per-
petuate custom which we truly believe
to be, upon the whole, injuriousto society
We will therefore close our remarks
under this head (and which have alre ady
extended much farther than we intended, J
by begging permission TO quote a stanza
from little poem whose author at pres
cnt We do not recollcct-but in the scnti-
ment of which we fully concur.
"When my corpse are borne upon the bier,
by the cold ,corid that mourns ioith1M a tear,
Toll not tho passing bell,
ONE sigh would be knell,
One sigh would bo knell, far, Ear more dear.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

VEsuvIus.-Thc Ncapolitan papers
state two new openings have ust appear
ed in the crater of Mount Ncsuvius.-
For several preceding days loud detona-
tons were heard in the interior, and the
two new mouths have poured forth an
enormous quantity Of burning and btu
mipous matter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04
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The free masons Of the city of Phila-
tlelphia have offered the use of their hall
to the anti-masons, who convene there
next September
Harana letters to July 70, state, that
dysentary was prevalent. u. S. Ship
Peacock, was cruising near the port.
The history of England, by Sir James
Mcintosh, so long expected, is in the press
in Philadelphia.
Louisiana Election.-According to the
latest returns, the votes for Governor
stood as follows:-Roman, (for Clay
2043; Beauvois, (for Jackson 932; and
9a3 scattering. Majority in favor of
Roman over Bcauvois, III.
The mechanics of Columbus, Ohio,
complimentcd Henry Clay with public
dinner on the 2od July.
Mr.. Henry Eckford of N. York is
building several vessels Of war for some
European power.
Frog Markei.-Thcrc is in Brussels
market for frogs, which arc brought alive
in parts and cans, and prepared for dress
ing on the spot. The hind limbs which
are the only parts used, are cut from the
body with scissors, by the women who
bring the animals for sale.
MIR. Bonfanti adycrtiscs new article
in the New ork papers-a pocket un-
brella which can be expanded instantly
to a size calculated to shelter from sun to
rain.
Mrs. Ann Royal is making Southern
tour. She stopped at Matches and gave
the inhabitants there touch of her quail
ity. During her stay she amused her.
self in scolding the clergy and the chill
dren whom she saw in the street going to
Sabbath School.
A revolutionary veteran, named Nc
Donald, aged lO8 years, was picked up
in the streets of New York on Thursday,
and sent to the almshouse.
10 children, under year of age, died
in N. York in the three weeks ending on
the Goth ult.
Upwards of 1000 emigrants arrived at
N. York on Thursday last.
The National Gazette remarks, that
the families who have lost their protec-
tors and chief means of subsistence by
the late warm weather, are true objects
of charity,-more so than any foreign
obiects.-Twenty or more families are
said to have been thus bercavcd i'll Phil
adelphia.
"Sensibility, when genuine and pure,
has strong connexion with piety. That
warmth of affection and tenderness of
heart, which lead men to feel for their
brethren, and to enter into their joys and
sorrows, should naturally dispose them to
melt at the remembrance of the divine
goodness; to glow with admiration of the
divine Majesty; to send up the voice OF
ing, who makes his creatures happy
He who prctcnds to great sensiblity
towards men, and yet has no feelings for
the high object of religion, no heart to
admire and adore the great Father ofthc
universe, has reason to disirust the truth
and dclcncy of his scnsibilty. lie has
reason to suspect, that in some corner OF
his heart there lodges n secret depravlty,
an unnatural hardness and callousncss
which yitiatcs his character"
VEsuvius.-Tho Ncapolitan papers
state two new openings have just appear
ed in the crater of Mount Ncsuvlus.--
For several preceding days loud detona-
tons were heard in the interior, and the
two new mouths have poured forth an
enormous quantity Of burning and btu
minous matter
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04
AUCTIONS.
HARDWARE AT AUCTION.

InN THURSDAY Aug IL, at o o'clock A.
~ M: will be sold at Public Auction, at ].
Crookers Brick Store in Market Square (i fair. il
not the first fair day aaer,) large and valuable
assortment tofHARDWARE, Of Particulars hereafter,
Conditions at Sale. MILTON HALL. aucf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04
--,e1e.---

Salem Tials.-Ycsterday, was the
day assigned for the commencement of
the trials for the murder of Mr.. White.
Mr.. Webster is engaged to assist the
Attorney. General.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

The Rev. Mr. Waterman, of Providence, will
deliver an address this evening at the lst Congrega-
tonal Meeting House, on the subject of Temper
ancc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

NT TOTICE.-Whereas the administration ac-
~ count on the estate Of MARY N. ALMY, late
of Portsmouth, dec was presented this day Tor
settlement and the consideration thereof referred to
the second Monday in August next; Notice Is here.
by given to all persons Interested, TO appear, II
they shall sec iii, at the house of Oliver ID. Green,
Inn keeper, in Portsmouth, on the aforesaid day,
at 2 o'clock =. NJ. and they shall be heard.
RICHARD SHERMAN, Jr. Town Clerk.
Portsmouth, July IL, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

ARMED NAVY OF EUROPE, IN 1870
Britain: Men-ol-war, 80 to 100 guns, 54 (;
"a to 10 guns, 77-iiigatcs, from 30 to 60
guns, 81; from 10 to 43 guns, | 70; cor
vettes, from 1 o to 38 guns, ,l78; briggs, 1873.
Total, 6lO. France, Mcn-oi-war, ,33 /;
frigatcs, Al; smaller crafts, l43.-Total,
222. Russia: 81 ships of all sizes. Meth
crlands: ~ Of the line; 80 carrying alto
gcthcr 100 guns; and 63 unrigged. Spain:
6 mcn-oi-war; ~ irigates; and "a other
vessels. Portugal: ? of - guns; 6 irig-
atcs; corvcttcs; briggs; 6 smaller vcs-
sells. Thus England alone possesses l3l
ships of the line, and altogether SO ships
of war, containing 2,92O guns; while all
the other European navics amount to 93
ships of the line, 889 other vessels, with
l8,1Gl guns.-Uniicd Scrrice Journal.
The number of deaths in Savannah
during the week ending 22d July, was
only .. One an Irishman named Pat
rick O'Brync, the other native of Flor
ida
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

Charles Carroll I'll best turned toast
that we have seen, in honor of the last
surviving signers of the Declaration of
Independence, was given in Hudson,
among the regular toasts. 1t will be re-
membered that of all the patriots who put
their hands to that instrument, Carroll
was rcputed to possess the largest for
tune. The toast was
"Charles Carroll of Carrollton, the last
surviving signcr of the Declaration of In
dependencc-he who risked the most
has been spared the longest. ."-[Troy
Cent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

ed, the summon issued, and the point
OF reunion settled by a Providence ev-
or indulgent to mankind--ever studi-
Gus to treat us with dainties, and load us
with benefits Not only do the Herrings,
the poor mans feast, visit our shores at
stated periods and solicit us by their num-
bers to partake of the bounties of Provi-
dence, but the Pilchard, the Mackerel,
Lampdries, the TUNES and the Salmon
are regular in their migrations
The N. York Commercial Advertiser
states, upon the authority OF commune
cation from ga most honorable source"
that Mr.. Randolph took airs with the com
mandcr of the ship of war in which he
has embarked, as soon as he got on board.
He directed Capt. Perry to sail immedi-
atcly, though the surgeon and the purscr
lofthc ship were still at Norfolk. She did
not sail however, until the next mo rning.
This story may not be quite exact, but we
shall not be surprised to hear of some por-
tentous freak or fracas; perhaps, of the
arrival of a Minister Plcnipotentiary at
Cronstadt in durance vile. We know
captains of the navy as well as comman-
ers of packets, who would rather take
the sca-scrpent, or the ghost of DIR. Faus-
tus, acrost the Atlantic, than the orator of
Roanoke .-.Nat. Gazette.
Sale ETA chmrh-.Thc elegant Meet
ing III ouse lately belonging to the West
minister Congregational Society N Prov
idcnce, was sold at auction on Tuesday
by the Assignces. 1t cost originally S32,-
900, and was bought by &. +. Tllinghast,
Esq. for S 200 subject to the claims of
32 pew owners, amounting to about Sl2,-
600. The Providence Daily Advertiser
prosumes it was bought for the AJsignces
by their Attorney
Asa Wheeler, a private soldier, in the
u. 5. service, was executed in Virginia
on the 10th inst. for the murder ola Ser
geant. 1t is said he confessed having
been guilty Of thirteen murders.
Mcssrs. G.. s. C. & III. Carvill of New
York, are preparing for public alton a
stereotype edition, revised and improved
by an American Editor, of that important
work for classical scholars, Donnegan's.
Greek and English Lericon.
A great Improvement in the manufac-
ture Ofpapcr, is said to have been intro
duccd at New Haven, Conn. whereby
laid as well as wove paper may be made
by the dipping process, and Il saving of
$1,000 per year be secured. The ma
chnery is patented.
The Z. S. Gazette contradicts the re-
cent statement in the Newspaper, re-.
spccting the purloining of the secret of
making lever watches, by Roskell of.
Eng gland, from Mr.. Spencer an American.
Land has recently been sold at Chilli
cothe at thirty, forty, fifty, and even six
ty dollars foot. The Scioto Gazette
states that market house has been erect
cd this year, go feet long, and equal to
any on the Atlantic. This prosperity is,
owing to the vicinity of a canal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

ESOR SALE---Pew No. 80, in Trinity
u Church. Inquire Of -
W. CALLAHAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

The National Gazette remarks, that
the families who have lost their protec-
tors and chief means of subsistence by
the late warm weather, are true objects
of charity,-more so than any foreign
objects.-Twenty or more families are
said to have been thus bercavcd in Phil
adelphia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
IMPROVED DURHAM
SHORT HORNED CATTL]
Farther supplies of Books, &c.

Farther supplies Of Books, &c.
'ENHE Northern Traveller, and Northern Tour,
with the routes to the Springs, Niagara, and
Quebec, and the Coal Mines of Pennsylvania: aso the
Tour of New England----Thirty two engrnvings---
Fourth edition, revised and extended.
Aenophon's Expedition OF Cyrus. with English
notes. prepared for the of schools ond colleges
with life of the author; by Charles Dexter Cleyc-
land Professor of Languages in Dickinson College.
Macculiock on remitteni and intermittent diseases
including genericaly marsh fever ard neuralgia; CON-
prising under the former various anomalies obscu-
rifles, ond consequences and under systematic
view OF the latter, treating of tic douloureux scnti
ca headache, ophthalma, toothnche. palsy aud many
other modes md consequences of this generic dis.
case.
Winners Episcopal Manuel, being intended os a
summary explanation ofthe doctrine, discipline and
worship of the Episcopal Church, etc. etc. etc.
Third edition.
Moore's life of Lord Byron.
Pelham. the adventures of a gentleman
P Psse Disouncd, by the same Author.
Lawrie Todd, or he settlers in the woods--by
7 John Gait ESQ.
Florus Dictionary-by lady
Regis or of officers and agents, civil military nnd
naval, in the service of the United States 1886
Memoirs of the Rev. Matthew Henry, by J. B.
Williams, ESQ A.
Aids to reflection, by S. T. Coleridge. with pre-
ilminary essay, notes, and Illustrations, By james
Marsh.
FoscaIini, or the parirician of Venice
Lille OF the Rev Edward Payron, d. D. late Rec
tor OF the second church in Portland.
BlcEerstcth's Christian Eearer, designed to show
The Importance of hearing the word, and to assist
Christians IN hearing with profit.
fToVinciai Letters, containing exposure Of the
reasoning and morals of the Jesuits by Blaise AS
cal, originally published under the name of Louis De
Montate, translated from the French-to which is
added, view Of the History of the Jesuts and the
late Bull for the revyul Of the order in Europe &C.
received for salc, by
ma I0---ts COLLINS l. RI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS.
1T BL.4afiRE'S Ipofheeary Store, opposite
III EnnIc HofeI

TIL BLAaiRE has the pleasure OF informing
80 his former aud present, customers, (wo have so
literally supported his Fountain,) and the public
generally, that improvements have lately been made
IN the working of his apparatus, which he is author
rcd by many years experience in Norfolk and here,
in saying, has given To tho water of his Fountain
rnpgcncy. taste and purity not TO be surpassed, II
c9uallcd.
NJ Aud to accommodate his price 10 the times. and
10 put it in the power of the poor well the rich
20 enjoy this delightful and innocent beverage. 1t will
be sold at THREE CENTS glass.
He also keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS
WATER, from, the natural Saratoga Springs, which
can at all times be had in excellent order from his
ice tub.
"~J, III. b. is particularly grateful for the patron
nge Of the LADIES He will Take pleasure in fur
nshng them when they honor him with call, to
aay their thirst refresh themselves, with glass
of that most pleasant, cxhieratng aud healthy bev-
crage. his pure fragrant. and fresh Soda cold ice
Can make it, and swee;encd with syrup Of the choicest
kinds when psc'crred-so admirably calculated as
an an nntidotc against the languid effects Of the
summer sun on both the body and The mind
There is no, in the city place half sweet,
Asmy iouni where tho AIR and the pure mcc
Oh its sparkling and foam as bright and = FREQ
rs the phos2horic light Of the dark summer
Yet i; is not like vine, ha, SOL dark and so red,
Nrcaihes Its foul fumes around The wild hacchannls head
We, maudlm, coniesscs his bey erase unblest,
While II canacrs hs peace, his affections and rest.
~ less Ike the poisou all daily poured FORTH
as curse TO ou land from The south To the north:
On no, not like these, for rs ether tits puro,
Ana It's iGagrancc, and freshness, aud virtue
Sweet Soda, Ill love thee. when sun high
seds abroad his fierce thru the eah-thro' the sky
When fatigue sinks the bodyheat nios,ens the brow,
There Us noIaht so refreshing, cooling as thou"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
Handel and HAYDN Society

TOLLECTION of Church music; being q collec-
" ton of the most approved PSALM and Hymn
tunes; together with many beautiful extracts from the
works of Haydn, Mozart Beethoven, and other en-
men, MODERN composers, &c. &c.
Il supply received by
June COLLINS g. co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28

Old News for Sale.
NATIONAL 1NTELLIGENCER, Vols. O. =.
IN for 1880.
Daily do do vols IL. L. for 1s1I-Ia
Richmond Enquirer, vol. ID for ieI7
Virginia Gazette, vols. 10, 10, go, 2I 2e, for 1903
1-5-6-7-3-9.
Virginia Patriot, vols !, Q, 9, q, S, 6, 7, @, for
1910 I1-I2-I3-I4-l5-16-17
Inc above are in strong binding, and for sale Of
the Book and Stationery store Of
may r.. ID. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
copy. Teste,
SG-lowsw% John HUNTER. C. T.. G.
RIEGO

making season at Macbump's, 16 miles from
Richmond, at very low price for horse of his
pure blood. One of Riego's colts was trained this
spring being three years DID, and distinguished her.
cen having won the swcepstoke al Campfold, dstan-
cling he field 4 the first heat, as was thought bv
many. Rcgo'wss out of Highland Mary who was
cut OF Cssianari, the dam of Sir Arcby
June l2-iaw5t II DAVIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28

Ladies Embroidered Cotton Hose.
"A FEW dozen ladies' lace worked and emhroider-
IA cd white cotton hose, of now and elegant style
opening this morning, at JENKINS
Ie u Irish Linon and Enncy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
RECEIVED AT NASH'S.
MOS 6. and g. Library of Useiu! Knoulelse

ms o. and 65 Library. of Useful knowledge
~ Do 3. Maps adapted TO no.
w continue to receive subscribers the above es ssua
Vol Is, English Com Law Reports
TO s. tame's Series, Library Of Useful knowledge
10 6, april American Turf Register.
Eeoeiyed AT NASH'S Book, Stationary and Fancy s,oto
ap 10 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
TO LOVERS OF HORSES

to LOVERS OF HORSES.
HiNDS' FARRIERY, recently published by Jno C,;cy.
y Philadelphia ~ " o"ss'
This book puff but from ths hes, information the ad
can get from persons the city, who
ne warranted IN saying that 10 is decidedly the hes,
on he SUBJECT to be found print, and processes to
embrace nothing 10 It's atc Of what Is treated Of
in a mastery style ' "
II would be superaueust say tina, those who Justly
cate mat noble and useful animal Horse will End his
most desirable little volume ' WIN ~ WIS "
Price as ceoa-For sale, by JOHN A. NASH
ma ''' 'FH"''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE,
Issss The House and Lot on Church-Hill.
Itti formerly the properly Of John Parkhi and nov,
- ~ the occupancy Of Mr. Joseph S. James The
o mas been lately enclosed and the now underonz
thorough repair There isl fine Yard and Garden attach
co 10 the premises Well of good water Coal and smoke
house, Stable and Carriage house. Of brick The nesen,
occupant has lease the premises Tor two years b., this
w no afeci the sale, possession may be had In tvelve
completed Application to be made TO ''''
jan rs "a r. nrOrn.p.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
ALGERNON SIDNEY.

UST PUBLISHED-Tho Letters Of Alco,oor
~ Sidney in defence Of Civil Liberty, and against
an eminent citizen of Virginia. and frs, nubl;sbod -
me Richmond Enquirer in 18lo-Io. TO which are
added, in an Appendix, the remarks of Mr. Richie
as referred to by the author of "Algcrnon Sidney
page sooi the pamphlet; with an introduction by
the present puh'ishor. For sale by y
"F| COLLINS g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
HpLANTERS are respectfully informed, that oil
Tobacco consigned TO us for the future, shall be
received into the Ware House free of drayace from
the Basin or the Dock Freight, &c paid when re-
qucsted,by w. * II. BURTON,
apr lo-SawlGto Inspectors seAbrsolos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28

Pen and Pocket Knives.
A HANDSOME assortment of Pen and Pocket
L Knives, well finished, OF approved patterns and
cheap. received by JOHN ii. NASH.
ie II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28

ROoh NOT1CE.-fhose persons who are 10 want Of
Greek Latin, French, and English School Books arc
informed that they be had very low prices INDEED
rnsi e.N, attho Roos q Stationery Store Of
nal r.; n skNxAy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
CAROLINA MOSS, for sale.
le Is JAS. WINSTON.
FRESH nav COOnS

FRESH DRY GOODS.
anticipation of their general advertisement the
subscribers inform their customers and other pur-
chascrs that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia. New York and Boston, One Hun
dred and Eighty Packages Fresh american and
british Dry Goods, in which included their own
Importation from England, lvia New York., consist
ing in part of the following articles:
Extra blue, black, brown. olive, and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drab, mixed, fancy mixed, and
lavender London cassimeres
Plain ond fancy white London Marseles cuttings
W hite and colored ground chntz, printed do do
Plain buff oilenets
a beautiful assortment ofthe newest style Prints
Fancy, checked, and striped. and .adrianople Cd
neto style ginghams
"a, and Cd cambria and jaconet 1nuslins
White bordered cravuts, very superior and
Mixed aud striped linen and cotton drills
Iheir assortment Is now very good, and will in q
lew days be the most commanding they have ever
had. T. e. r. JAMES e. r.
upio-u Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
Few wanted

Pew wanted.
WANTED pew, or half of pew. ON the ground
w floor oftlie Monumental Church-apply TO tho
Editors Of this paper. ie II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28

4 UST ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Grammar: by A.
~ DE Le;amend, late Consul of Spain for Eas,
Florida Also. by the same author, Notas Hlstorcns
sorre Ia REVOLUTION de Espann, comprendierro la
cpoca dc 1914 hasta 1923. for sale at the Book g.
Stationery Store of r. %. SANXAY.
ma &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-28
SUGAR, COFFEE, DC.

SUEAR, COFFEE, DC.
a . Hhds st Croix, Porto Rico and n. Cr,can:
IT I'd Sugar, part Of superior quality
30 hhds. new crop New Orleans Molcsses
Of DO Trinidad do.
40 Go. st Jago and Martinique DO.
10 do good Baltimore Whiskey
so bbls do do
60 do. apple Brandy
$50 bugs prime Laguira green Coffee
IT'S do. superior Rio do
SO do. Mountain st Domingo 10.
80 do. old white Coffee
700 sacks Liverpool filed blown Salt
For sale. yer, low, BY
APT RALSTON & PEASANTS