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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-14
From Ackrman's " Forget me Not"
THE TEMPTING MOMENT

HE EMF lNG MonEN i.
Seven towns commended for the distinction Of
having given birth TO Homer. Had GILBERT
Ghrimes, man, as hope 10 show, uf no con-
,emptible genius in his way, been the subjec.
o! similar discussion, one might have VEN
tured a shrewd guess at the place Of is na,i-
vity. I only know that he vas not born in
Scotland, for every town in tina kingdom has
unequIvo ally disclaimed the honor. A small
market town in Kent, however, il not the place
Of his birth, was the theatre Of his a. bie.e-
mehts He was the son of reputable par MIS-,
who were, ia use the Significant EXPIRE s.ion Of
a certain sect, toersbly well 10 do IN the
world"
In the craninm Of Gilbert Ghrimes the organ
Of appro2ria ion was very early and promin-n'
" developed. His infancy even was fruitful in
evidences Of this fact. Among his brothers
and sisters he was constantly .ffectIng transfers
Of properly. chiefly invested in sugar plums
and gingerbread, from he elder by srra,cgem,
and from the younger by force. His ipcursions
on the larder and the " re close, were also iru-
" formidable: many q ant>lart, which had
been designed 10 solace the sromachs md be-
smear the faces Of some Ave or six expectsnt
urchius, VI, prem aturely diverted 10 his solg
use and adornmeni.
Hi, genius continaed to unfold itself Is he
grew into boyhood; and accordingly, We mud
him, q, the early age Of seven, the ringleader Of
q conspiracy for he abstraction Of certain sp-
pl's from the al f1eseo bazaar al female fruit
merchant, who, having been ground into for
g-,fuliness by an itinerant professor OF the or
gsn, .fforded g the juvenile dePred.t"rs their
opportunity. and . h. world an example OF
ihs disssreross consequence, Of taking Nor
Sasss .. sleeping partner in the esassrns oil
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-14

The Editor Of the Massachusetts JouI y. PR
made lis, Of 600 removals from once
siGen, Jackson, Of which only 's''e" ar' '"''
south Of the Potomac.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-14

The Maryland prnitsn,iary made nett profit
las, year Of upwards Of $4,000.
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SELECTED POETRY.

AN ODE MAcADAMIZED,
Addressed TO the Hero Of q Wars.
Greater than Jove. superior far to Pan,
ulustrious man!
Incline thy mighty ear,
Rheumatic TO hear,
feel within
The limping sin
Work like pot Of spruce or ginger beer
Farmer of Tennessee.
Incline thine ear to me,
While, sweet and savory epithet
To thee and TO thy Cabinet
l shall apply;
And lend, o hixking B., and thou ptiis,onf E.,
Your gracious smiles the dish 10 s1eeten
And save my New-Year's CO. from being blown 'sky
high"
Old IS hundred %,
Like an Atamsite clerk.
Hath finished his erk;
On pudding he fed. but he's 'turned out to pork
And bides with the days lang syne.
Now we hail the rising sun,
The year begun,
Aud to the peoples palace swarm,
The stomach and the heart to warm,
Jan. 1.
fer muse Of fire,
With blazing thumbs to touch my torpid Tyre!
Like pump with two handles the hero stood,
To greet the huzzang mui.itude
Fit fgGTe-heG6 such Ca6iIet to grsce;
Wan On his left nd NAVY on his right
"Refcrm ed" scholars with ''reports" bedight
Two candle sticks fer such flaming light
The western Eagle Towering in his pride of place"
The city and the country round
With pure good will,
Flowed 10 the House like colored.streams sdOwn
Capitolhill-
Gentes and simpies.
high, low fair phIes and smooched faces,
Puppies with dimples,
And women decked with all 3 scuion's sraces,
Mighty and mean,
Clerks, Coschmen, Cooks and Ladies
Sulied and clean
English. French, Spanish, Russians, Paddles,
The fat, the lean
From parlor, kitchen boudor, study attic.
moving commonwealth, pure, simple, democratic
''The greatest and the best of men"
Such sight will never sgsin.
The Chevaiier forbade d'Azambsja,
With title longer than winter day,
Count De Nenou. Charles Richard Vaughan, ESQ,
With Russian krudener; many Charge d'Afalre,
The magna,es of all realms; honest and the toll;
And that great Press-ImprUver, ''non.committal."
Eremer was missed, but Daniel came,
Crockett, Of 6p-pence-httng fame;
Apocaly ptic- Smyth was there,
Hunting for chances in the air;
Benton, the letter writer too,
Eastern msgnficence to KEW;
And General Green--
al these, and hundreds yet untod in that East Room
were
Vision Of bliss! tear not my aching sight,
Spare. o spare your poets eyes!
See the great gateway tire miles with delight,
While streams of glory streak the skies,
Sinners and Saints, all gratiGed, depart
In hackney and IN cart,
In chsisss and on floats,
in dearborns and IN boats.
The many rend the skies with loud applause;
'rhe Hero thu, praised, but wine and won tn,
cause.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-14
MINISTER TO MEXICO

Among The extraordinary appointment, ~.
by the President during the recess. Of II. WA
ate. his selections Of Ministers 10 p.,. "'
Mexico occupy a conspicuous place. A, ~
tract which we copied yesterday from , "a
son paper published in Illinois, sav. n, 80.
information in regard to one Of them n. r1
lowing throws some light on the history ., 's =.
other
From the Kentucky Rsporte,
To THE EDTToR-Is the Anthony Butle, i.,.,
pointed the official representative of our Cove
to Mexico, the same Anthony Rutler who l.
some time ago under suspicion of debt and r,nd l
went to Mississippi and shortly left ,hst STATE r, !.
similar circumstances. and finally took refas. !, y,
TcNasl INoIIpr,
4nsney - He Is the same man who W.. n'..
a candidate for Governor Of Kentucky, ana ys'
afterwards wen, to Mississippi, & from ,,n..
TO Mexico or Texas. II has been LONG ,io,,
since We have heard any respectful meG,,.n ;,
his name by his old friends. We reere, ,b'
so important an appointment has been Conf,
red upon one who had abandoned his Count,
10 the exclusion of Benton, Bib, and ,pr.,.
other talented Western Jackso. men.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-04-06

A meeting has been held at Ogdensburg,
IN. Y. at the foot' Of Sloop Navigation, on
the st. Lawrence, to consider the subject
of Railroad from that place to Boston.
The meeting was full and interesting. Thorn
as Denny, ESQ.,, formerly Of Leicester, in
this State, addressed the meeting at some
length. 1t was voted to apply to Congress
for an appropriation for survey.
The City Government Of Boston has ac-
cepted the generous present made by the
Mayor, (Mr. Otis) of the portrait Of John
Hancock. This portrait was painted by
Copely, and is fine painting. 1t was the
property of Madam Scott, widow of the
GOVERNOR and at her death was purchas
ed by Mr.. Otis.
Mr.. J. G. Whittier proposes publishing
the history of Haverhill, his native town,
He is abundantly competent to make an in
terest history, and will break ground on a
felicitous spot.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-04-06
ITEMS.

The late Charles G. Hanes and Nathan
iel H. Carter, who arrived at some celebrity
in the city Of New York, were formerly str-
dents in Mr.. Carrigain's Office, in Concord,
N. H., where they contracted an intimacy
with each other that continued till the late
lamented death Of both of them.
The case of the heirs Of Tuthill Hubbart
against Peter C. Brooks, that was heard
in chancery in the Supreme Court, in Suf.
folk, last June, involving large amount Of
property, has been decided in favour of the
defendant. An additional, and indeed the
principal, interest felt by the publick in this
case arose from Writ and Webster being
concerned in the argument. The legality
of the settlement, which it was the object of
the plaintiffs to set aside has hpen affirmed.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-04-06
CONGRESS-.

MONDAY, MARCH Is. In the Senate,
the resolution proposing an amendment to
the Constitution of the United States, as
it respects the election of President and
Vice-President of the United States, was
read the second time and referred, on
motion Of Mr.. Benton. TO select com.
mittee. consisting Of Messrs. Benton, Web.
ster. Hayne, Tazewell. and Woodbury..
In the House, the resolution offered by
Mr.. Anderson, of Maine, relative to draw.
back on rum. was taken up for considera.
ton, when Mr.. Gorham moved an amend
ment to the amendment of Mr.. Polk and
remarked upon it until the expiration o.
the hour, when his observations were ar
rested. The house then took up the bill
further extending the powers Of the Judge:
of the supreme court Of Arkansas, which
caused some debate.
TUESDAY. MARCH Is. In the Senate
resolution offered by Mr.. Benton. to in.
struct committee appointed on the sub.
ject of an amendment ofthe Constitution
to inquire into the expediency of diminish.
ing or regulating executive patronage, was
agreed to.
In the House, Mr.. Gorham concluded
his observations on the resolution offered
by Mr.. Anderson. and moved to postpone
the resolution. and make it the special
order Of the day for Tuesday next. Mr.
Irwin Of Pennsylvania, then moved to lay
the resolution on the table. which question
being taken by ayes and noes, was deter.
mined in the affirmative. The resolution
offered BY Mr.. Tucker. ofSouih Carolina
fying day for the adjournment Of the
two Houses. was taken up. Mr.. Tucker
modified his resolution so as to make i
sread l7th, instead of 9Th of May.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-04-06

be. we cordially thank him, her, or it for this
rap on the knuckles; and assure him, her.
or it, that his, her, or its advice and repri-
mand shall not be lost on US and at parting,
would whisper in his, her, or its ear (not cir
cumambient extremity to come next time in
a less questionable, and more tangible shape.
FIRST
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-04-06

Tho Rev. WIN. H. Beecher was ordained
as Pastor over the First Congregational
Church and Society, in Newport, on Thurs
day, the 18th inst. -
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-04-06
FOREIt

Havre, bringing Pa|
Orders were receivd
10, to commence pr|
petition against al
t hat one of the all
embassy at Paris, VI
Greece by way Of NJ
to the Count Capo /
the negotiations d
Greece. It was sal
was signed Feb. A.
expressed that Anne +
freighted as transpq|
against Algiers. as
cheaper than the Fl
the Turkish Amba
81. Petersburgh, NJ
ceived. Mr.. Odd
| ofOId CASTLE, and
porters of the Apo
Madrid Feb. 7. ID
omarde was about |
isiry. A French
attached to the Con
had been arrested 0
a correspondence V
Of France and Eng
the Count de Belm
mission to Brazil,
a marriage between
niece. M. Vidau
in a diplomatick cl
Bo
South SEA Exp
Of the New York
have received from {
following letter, dat
the Cape de Verd Il
Mr.. Reynolds, it vii
from New-York earl
brig Annawau, Can't
Seas, on a voyage
we believe, is the fl
from him since his
wan it seems, arrive
9th November, and
sort, the Seraph, VIII
ton CONN., on the s.
wan sailed from N
were all in good he3
Mercantile Advertis
arrived, and that BID
from Bonavista on Il
GENTLEMEN:- "A
our full share of squa
Thunder and lightni
Gulf, doomed, as it
eternal conflict of til
in this port on Tues
making, our passage
of New York.
| On the fifth day 4
ship Fabius, (bearin9
cellency Gov. Van
SPAIN having left
before us. With th
the good qualities Of
well pleased, and \
than common interd
two vessels, as they
prodigious force by
| Never did /" AMI
prime minister and
himself more nobly
Colonies in 1876, Il
bears his name o.!
might lose with the
head sea, we could
! have made sevei
island, accompanied
| panion, DR.. Fights
number of specimen
feet bloom, and muc
expected to find in
known, and princip
which nature, rathe1
plies in great abund
On the arrival O.
Seraph, Capt. Pend
on our voyage. 8
day we sailed from
and duration of our
mined at this time.
faith. as we mean ID
holders, in the busl
two other objects
our attention, which
in any tolerable des
time has been well
enterprise has not
national point of vie
One will be TO Cd
the range Of our c
the Paci6ck Ocean
shew that the comp
so nearly matured,
laid by at the last So
have been benefited
terests, as well as
credit on our .natl
second place, we ;
such observations,
ern ATTITUDES, on To
of ice, cause and W
different meridians'
where there will be
obstruction in reac
tude. In a word,
knowledge of those
in guiding the oper
expedition, contem
the present one to.
Discoveries in hl
rily progressive;
does little else thai
by which the succe
successful.
Thus, when Cap
Fort bearing his NJ
petition, on Augu
party under his 8 /
their winter quartz
mouth Of Copper
that NV taking q
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-04-06

w EDNEsDAY, M,
was engaged in the
utive business.
In the House, ii,
day Of Adjournment
is concerned. for III
sed, ayes l67, noes
Judiciary bills were
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-25
70 the Public.

uAVtNG heard that reports in relation to the mis-
fortune that befel of the Stages of the "New
Line" running between this City and Baltimore, few
DAYS since. of which was the driver, are in circua.
ton, which calculated TO cast the blame of it on
me. deem due to myself to give to the public the
particulars of that unfortunate occurrence. They are
simply these Between the 19 an 20 mile stones,
one of the stages of the sold Line" in advance of
me, that driven by MIR McCrscken, was ascending 4
hill, the horses being walk, passed ahead leav
ing several feet space between our stages as did
had proceeded but short distance and descend.
ing q hH when perceived Mr.. McCracken coming
after me at full speed Observing that the road was
wide enough to admit Of his passing without dam
ger of our carriages coming in contact | appre-
hended no injury. and accordingly took no precau,ion
to protect myself fromit. On MIR McCracken's stage
arriving abreast of mine however, he refined it in on
mine locked our forward wheels. and drew the stage
immediately out Of the road, and turned over, thus
hazar,in the loss of life limbs of nine perscns la
dies and gentlemen, who were passengers IN it. This
is pain and honest statement OF the facts of the case
have not another word to say in relation to it, and will
only add that # my statement is doubted J. A. Ham
ron, Esq U. (. Attorney in New York; +. iiadsley,
Z, q. hardware merchant Of this City; the Rev Nr Al
,.r Of the Navy Yard aud fifteen other persons
ladies' and glntemcn. whose names may be had, on APP
phcston bcng made TO MIR Fuller, the Ag5n, for the
New line" in this City, msy be applied to corrobo
rate or di,prn,eit a. b. dean.
Uosi.ngion, .t.ne 22--june 24--St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-25
w ool Caraing & Manufacture
ar, DTHOOT8N

FElIlE public is respectfully informed that we have
l. procured first rate CARD, and engaged an ex
perienced CARDER. and are now ready 10 receive
WOOL, which we will endeavor to prepare in man.
satisfactory to those who may favor with Gus
tom.
The wool must be delivered at the mill in clean
condition, and free from sticks, stones, or any Sub,
stance that would nu re the card. We would. in all
cases, prefer furnish the grease and grease IT. The
terms will then be, eight cents per pound for wool OF
one color, and ten cents per pound for mixed
Resides the business which we may expect rom our
immediate neighborhood inv,; it from distance,
and think we can offer superior inducements. Per-
sons who have WHEAT, viii always find here ready
ard excellent markets and they canvery conveniently
send their parcels Of Wool at the same time.
The Manufacturing Establishments will furnish them
with Cotton Yarns, Seine Irvine, and Cloths, upon IA
vorsble terms. The abundance OF our water power,
too will enable to prepare the parcels without de-
lay J. q j. IL. JANNEf
Occoqasn, 6 mo 10, 1889.
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" as Committed

Two the Jail for the County of Aiexahlria, ID C. on
4 the 2lst instant, runaway, Negro Man. He
SAYS that he is Sometimes called by the OF Will
liam Hughes but that las right nsnie is CAesAer lie
appears to be s5ou, IS Years Of age, feet inches
high; his clothing common home-Pun coat and
psutsioons with no other cn;hrs liz says he Is the
property &C r. John hornton of HattOmOGl and that
he left home ab0u, two months ago The owner IS
requested 10 come forward prove property, pay Char
ges; and -ke hun away, otherwise he will be disposed
OF according 10 law
June 25-St II STEELE, Ja!ior
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-25

lindsay. NM T. Co.
I'VE ON HAND, g. OFFER FOR S4LE:
y A.. hogsheads St. CroiX
Is hhdS New Orleans A.SUG2RS
10 do Porto hic0
boxes steam refined loaf
10 10 h dn New New, ORLEANS 'nd;. NoL.aSsEs
100 packages gunpowder, TE.aS, in chests, !
h%ssn and young e sn,,'i BOXES ks d.
$ ; s y !: s; $; S. Ss%"s' co''ee
10 n ans ! S%@ aalsana run
pipes Holland
= 90 Barber's Swan GIN
10 bbls couStry )
half pipes cogniac brandy, Signet's brand
2hhds gold colored sherry !
; DO Boquet
half pipes Sicily Madeira uvyvsS
or cask Howard do
~ or casks Marseiles do
do do Malaga sherry
10 ob!sapple brandy
so do cider; "A do apples
Is bbs tanners oil
40 do pDpE
25 do prime )
do alum
500 rolls paper hangings
Screams straw paper
10 casks cheese
35 bales Cuba tobacco
kegs do, Gray 4 Pankey'S brand
10 halt boxes No chocolate
90 drums figs; seroon indigo
200 boxes ,s1 h bnnsh' mn'ca'e[ RaIsJAs
2 sacks soft shelled almonds
: Do Z Is , Res. Sugars
do Cabana
5 do Syria
bags race ginger
30 do pepper; 10 do pimenta
1bb nu,megs; do cloves
8 8 ; '; % % . S :: soar
Alum in kegs, mustard. ginger. snuff
Pepper copperas, birthstone, salt pctre
pimenta, fix blue, &c &c.
SILT.
1000 sacks Liverpool blown
500 bushels do ground
1000 do Turks Island
1000 do Csdiz
april w. X. e p. S.
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s. NJ, & ". NJ Janney

RE erecting. in the occoquan Factory, ma.
u cbinery for spinning, weaving, and fuing LIN
SEYS and KERSEYS; which will be sold or exchang-
ed for WOOL. on accommodating terms. They will
also take in Dying Weaving and Fulins for the coun-
try which will be attended TO by experienced hand
;nna of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-25
Apprentices wanted.

Il Will. take two Apprentices to. the DATING bdsi-
4 ness None need spply but boys Of good charac.
ter-age from s 10 II Will be preferred.
nne IS d2x JOAN f. o. NILBAR.
Il ! The wsrren,on Gazette and Leesburg Genius of
Liberty will publish The above shree tunes.
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Sugars, Mo\asses, etc.
Paper, Y0bacco, etc.

Paper, Tobacco, etc.
100 REAMS large size wrapping paper
EOb 20 boxes small lump tobacco
Landing and for sale by JAMES lRwiE.
Uho has in Store,
40 hhds New Orleans sugar
400 sacks Liverpool blown salt
1000 bushels ground alum do
90 barrels steam refined sugar
20 do New Orleans rum
20 do country gin
10 do cordials, assorted
40 boxes and half boxes chocolate
40 kegs ground pepper
90 do do ginger
10 bags race do
pipes cognsc brandy
half pipes do
20tierces fresh rice
40 bags green Rio coffee
20 do white do
90 baskets weet oil
All Of which he offers for sale OH moderate terms.
june 10
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Cordial E\ixir Of Bark.

gUHIs elegant preparation, containing all of the vr
tues OF The best Peruvian Lima bark, can be used
in their stead whenever they may be required; being
very pleasant to the TASTE taken without reluctance,
and even with avdy. As general tonic II Is not sur.
passed. and preventive and cure for fever and agne
it is highly ecommended-Persons being where BIZ
ous Diseases prevail, will find this very useful ar''-
Gle 1t creates appetite and relieves debility Of the
stomach and is an excellent article restorative for
conyaescents Price, 81 % for large and IS cents
for small bottles.
MILK OF roses
safe and ethcacous cosmetic, for removing free
kles, chaps, pmles sunburn, and other eruptIon>
of the skin Ii excellent To remedy the chahng ct
Infants, and the pleassntes, application to remove the
smar,ing after the operation Of shaving 25cts
per bottle
REAL BE.3 iS' OIL;
For the growth and rvation OF the har renew
ing the hair bald places and giving to the locks
srong and glossy cast II is highly useful IN removing
the daneriR f." H. he'd, m cndrei'' ara IN eA'er
lent application to improve the growth OF wh.sser.
For sale by by DAVID Ma"'N'.
June IA Aieas'uIIA.
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Hugh Smith Il Co.

NNSN oiNitN q w.
AVE received by ship Columbia, Just STRIVE from
III Liverpool. their spring sup 3iy of GOODS, conf
Drising an excellent assortment ~
E.ARTHENIt.ARE IND CHINA,
which with the former large stock on hand, they offer
for sale on the lowest terms.
An extensive variety Of cut, plain, and moulded
Glassware
Window Glass, OF every size
Pipes in boxes. English and German
Black Quart Wine and Porter Bottles
DO Pint do and do do
Pint and Quart Castor Oil Bottles
Demiiohns
Stone Ware and Earthern Furnaces, of their own
manufacture april 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-25
Sugar, Yea, Coffee, &c.

OuSnI, AOu, OohOOa SCs
DOUGLAS have just received a well select.
u ed assortment of
GROCERIES, Viz:
so hhds and tierces sugar, of various qualities
IS hhds, iierces and bbls moasses, of do
40 packages of teas, gunpowier, imperial, anc
young hyson, of fine quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar, of different numbers
20 bags best and common coffee
SqLT-Ioose and in sacks
SPFES-Embracing pepper, aispice, ginger,
cloves. nutmegs, cinnamon, mace, &C.
SPiRTTS-French brandy, Holland gin, Jamaica,
Antigua, and New England rpm.
WINES Madeira Lisbon, port, malaga, &c.i some
of them very low priced.
DIES indigo, copperas, madden, logwood, fustic,
alum, &c
EPSON SALTS ola superior quality
SNUFF-Le;per, GIrrett, & Lorilars Maccabau
PAPER-writing and wrapping; tobacco. starch,
mustard cheese, fig blue gunpowder, shot, bar lead,
brimstone salt petre &C. &c; the whole ofwhich they
will sell, wholesale and RETAIL on very moderate terms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-25

Molasses, hum, &c.
~ IlHDS retailing mo!asses
- 81 barrels New England rum
So boxes yellow soap
80 quntals codfsh
500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
The cargo OF schooner Oscar, this day landing. tor
sale by JOHN ". LAoO
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MILK OF roses.
REAL BEL i.S' OIL;
Yeas. Coffee, brandy, &c.

SIS- ~ ShASSS ~
Q AMUEL MESsERSMIrH offers for sale
= Is chests young hyson TEAS. of ysri.
a s" CHESTS gunpowder ou,%pS9 ,;i rs
s41 S sn e asrs' ao,es imperial very reduced
Is half chests and boxes Y. IL.
100 bags iiio and Porto Cabeo coffee
5 Bags Jamaica pimento
10 do Sumatra pepper
Is boxes and half boxes Bakers 4 Taphams
chocolate
IA pipes Cognac brandy, part OF which IS Old
and fine, and WILDE sold low to close sales
Il half pipes DO, Siegnette brand
pipes Holland Sin
4 hhds New Orleans rum, 4th proof
80 bbls Baltimore ~h'skey
Sherry and Madeira wine, in half pipes
reneyiAt s,d Lisbon do, in pipes
Ma,ags, sherry and Lisbon, in half ar casks
500 pa,;s shot, from the PhrniN Sh"t Tower Co.
4 constant supply OF all sizes, at the factory
pHces
$50 rea,n, cap, post and letter paper, from the
ln-,r,.ctory Of ID. j Am-S
90 rtans straw paper
100 lp common Wrapping do
& huni,es b.. ,2.ndcrs' and band box boards
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100 pieces German Hessians
6 tons clean Russia hemp
10000 bushels Turks island salt m2tcn 81