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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-13
From the National htcHgenccr.
To THE EDIToRs.

To THE EDIToRs.
have Just received the President;
Message. think an able, and, IN mos
respects, an uncxceptionablo State Paper
II contains, however, some views and re-
commentators which I am exceedingly
sorry to find in it, and on which | cannot
lorbear to submit a few remarks, not con.
ceived in a spirit of unkindness 10 General
JACKSON, Lfor he has had my vote for the
Presidency bat proceeding from an anXl-
Gus wish that all the measures Of his Adj
minsraden should conduce 90 the good,
the glory, and the happiness Of our coun-
try. The part Of the Message which !
consider most exceptionabe is that winch
relates to Internal Improvement Doubt
ing the power of Congress on this subject,
the President recommends the abandon
ment of the plan heretofore adopted OF APP
proprlating the national funds to national
improvements, and in It's stead, proposes
to 8iCide 'Tba surplus reCenUe among tie
SeUerak States according To tier ratio Of
reDreSeltai.oa.N This consider one OF the
most important changes ever recommend
ed IN the policy OF this Government. 1t
will indtroduce a new, antl-ualiOnal, and
dangerous spirit into tho National LegIsla-
ture. It will present a temptation to the
Members of Congress elected by and res
p7nsible 10 the Legislatures aud People OF
the several States too powerful to be resls-
ted What is the slgpius reccRHcl lt IS
the balance remaining in the Treasury af
ter satisfying the appropriations maze by
Congress for national purposes-and this
surplus is to be divided into as many parts
As there are Members in re House, and
each TO take a share at the end Of the Ses-
sion home to his State and constituents.
Every dollar appropriated to national pur-
poses Is so much withdrawn from the sum
to be divided. The Representatives OF
each State will naturally feel anxious
to carry home rs much as pasSlble, and
what when such q temper prevails must
become of the Federal Government Il is
virtually surrendering the key-of the Ma
tional Treasury to the States, with this
declaration, grant what you pelase to ma
tional purposes, and divide the surplus
among yourselves" Suppose the Mem
bers of Congress, under instruction from
the State Legislatures, withhold the ueces-
sary supplies from the General Govern.
mentor the benefit of the States-where
Is the remedyl TO whom are they response.
bic! Not to the National District Of ten
miles square, but TO the People aud Legs
latures ofthe States who divide the money,
and TO them only. Thus represented. the
States have nothing to fear from the FEEDER
al Government; the danger lies IN INC o.
oOsite dreciioa, and if this happy Govern
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-13
New York, Jan. ,

NOW I ORR, Jan. :.
Tho packet ship Caledonia, Captain
Rogers, arrived yesterday from Liverpool
whence she sailed on the 1st of December
The Editors of the Commercial Advertiser
have received London papers of the Bob
November, and Liverpool Of December
first
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-13
ENGLAND.

IJANATlIA.NlJ.
The Siamese youths, who have Just ar
rived in London, are attracting the notice
of the first scientific men in that country
Through a private correspondent, the
Times informs It's readers that an effort
will be made during the next session Of
Parliament, to emancipate the Jews
During the ensuing parliamentary ses-
sion, considerable interest will be experien-
ced about the probable termination Of the
East India Company's charter. The Chit
IA trade has Of late engaged attention a.
m0ngst the mercantile community by the
recent agitation of the question throughout
the country, in the shape Of lectures deliv.
cred on the benefits likely to flow from il,
as we'll as the discussions in The papers.
There can be no doubt that a very formida-
bic stand will be made against it among
men ofevery grade in business, and it is a
subject which will communicate TO the
forthcoming session scarcely less interest
than the long ag'ated Catholic question.
Rail R0ads.-The shares in the Liver
poo and Manchester rail road sold, before
the act was obtained as high as . guineas
premium. o. the 20lh November, they
were sold at GlG2 per share, namely. ESQ
the amount Of calls on each, and Ell pre-.
MUM. The Bolton and Leigh railway
shares are now at premium Of e.; and
the shares in the Wigan railway, though
only projected three weeks ago, are all Ia
ken up, and already at premium of Ct
per share.
IRELAND.-The accounts from Ire
land DO not in any degree lead us to be-
heye ihatthere is any solid revival Of tran
guilty IN this disturbed country. Assas-
snatlons, oUtFages and all sorts Of viola
ions of the law, continued to be practsed
N open defiance Of proclamatiOns, &c.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The last Turkey mail mad brought Intel. I.
hSence Of the Pecuniary resources Of the /
sultan, which will entirely destroy bis f. I
nancial credit throughout Europe. The /
hope Of procuring him aid had not been relin I
pushed until the arrival of the present dis
2ouraglng accounts. Il has been calcula- /
ed by some Of the best informed residents +
"a the Turkish capital, that the produce Of
he whole metallic Yaluables in the seragiio
! converted into coin, would scarcely pro-
luce Do. 900, 600 Turkish piasters. or about
Z IoO, U0J--a sum too trifing TO baiag re-
lei to the Sultan under the pressure Of ex-
sting circumstances.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-23

forebodings to see young man absehting
himself from divine worship, because he
could not agree to worship God as his neigh
bour, as if the form, and not the heart, were
acceptable. If religion has come to this,
her glory is departed; we might say of her
in the language of the afflicted daughter:-
j. Call her not Naomi, call her Mara, for the
Almighty hath delt very bitterly by her."
We say nothing of the power Of example
upon the young, resulting from an habtual
attendance at church, for no man will deny
that, unless he would root out from the heart
our natural proneness to imitation; but we
most solemny protest against what might
be called, though with great inconsistency,
not worshipping God from principle.
THIRD.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-23

MANUFACTURES. The bill in relation to
the liabilities of manufacturing corporations,
which had previously passed the Senate.
passed the House on Friday last by a vote OF
205 to l7S. By the old law it is well known
that a stakeholder was liable, not merely to
the amount of his Stock, but for all the
debts of the Corporation. In this way i'm
mense individual suffering has been expert
enced, and many large fortunes have been
swept of, during the last year.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-23

NEw-HAMPsHIRE PoLITIcks. The ques-
ton, Who shall be the next GOVERNOR is dis
cussed in the Granite State with that bitter
acrimOny which is aptto be discovered when
parties are nearly equally balanced.
and have not much to fight for. There are
two candidates, viz. Matthew Harvey and
Timothy Upham. Mr.. Harvey is man en-
tire for the general administration, and one
whe has been much in publick life in his own
State and in Congress, but still one who,
according to our recollection of him.is of fee
Bile intellect and II any rate is on The level
Of nedioerity. General Upham was distin-
guished in the last war. He commanded q
regiment at the sOrtie of Fort Erie. On
the return ofpeaee he was appointed Collect
or for the port of Portsmouth and retained the
Office till the new dynasty commenced. We
are not personally acquainted with Gen. Up
ham. but we know that he is held in high
esteem as gentleman Of fair and liberal
mind and sound sense by the most respee-
table people in Portsmouth. In the N. H
Patriot he has been accused of being engag-
ed IN smuggling during the embargo and
non-intercourse times. A committee of his
fellow citizens have addressed letter to him
expressing in strong terms their disgust q,
the calumnious charge, and requesting him
publickly TO repel it, for the satisfaction oil
the people at large, and of those who are
not acquainted with him. His letter in re.
ply,is pablished. He pronounces the eharg.
totally false. and the papers adduced in proc
ofthe accusation IS being all or most o
them forgsries. g He considers it." as h,
says, " duty he owes to himself, his fam
lily and friends, and under present cirenm
stances to the good people Of the State, I
put this matter in course of Judicial inyes
tigat0p, and has accordingly directed q sui
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-23
to be commenced against the Publishers Of
that paper"

FREEpoM's SENTINEL. The editor o.
this paper who formerly stood sentry on the
watch tower in Athol, and made good his re-
treat some time ago, with empty pockets
and joyous feelings, has commenced publish
ing paper with the same name at Green
field. We wish him better success than ne
has had heretofore that is, we wish him d.
vers subscribers, willing writers, and full
pockets.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-23
ITEMS.

The snow ON the Baltimore Railroad has been
eighteen inches in depth, and yet it was removed
without any difficulty by simple machine drawn by
one horse 20 which car with several passengers
was attached.
An application has been made to the Kentucky
Legislature to grant charter to a company for the
purpose of constructing railroad from some point
on the Ohio River, to Lexington, distance Of 10
miles,
Robert H. Adams has been chosen Senator from
Mississippi, vice Thomas B. Reed, deceased.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-23
CONGRESS.

MONDAY, Fee. s. In the Senate, the Hon.
Robert HI. Adams, appointed Senator for
Mississippi, in place Of Mr.. Reed, deceased,
appeared and took his seat Mr.. Fools
resolution was again taken up, and the de-
bate continued BY Mr.. Rowan.
In the House, the Speaker presented the
memorial of deputation Of Chiefs &C fhs
Creek Nation now ID Washington, solicitiK4
the protection of Congress against the laws
which the State Of Alabama proposes to ex-
tend over them. The House resumed the
consideration of the bill to reduce and modi-
ton to lay the bill on the table was decided
in the affirmative by yeas and nays-Yeas
107, Nays 79-majority for laying on the
table %. Mr.. Cambreleng, from the Com
mittee on Commerce, to whom was refer
red that part of the Presidents Message
which relates to the amendment of
the laws to prevent smuggling and Me
present state of the navigation of the
establishment Of warehouses, made a re-
port on the foreign trade, and the past and
country. Mr.. Drayton, of the military COM
mittee. reported q bill to prevent settlers
from selling spirituous liquors, and for other
purposes. On motion of Mr.. Everett, it was
resolved that the Library Committee be in
structed to report plan for general sta
tistical return of the United States. The
Speaker laid before the House letter from
the Secretary of the Treasury, showing the
plans where salt works are established in
the United States, their number, and the
kind of salt made. He also communicated
letter from the Secretary of the Treasury,
communicating the report of the Director
of the Mint-and the annual report Of the
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. The
bill 10 provide for taking the fifth census
was ordered to be engrossed.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-23

which the heart is . |
the head. and BY
right he would rail-
the sophistries Of
large class of suffer-
to relieve. and if vii
refuse to do it, we }
their incapacity to a
MIR. Mann then 4
which he would hsy|
ed, adequate to conf
which might be EMIL
a comparatively triaI
He urged the prod
the work Immediate
they suffer. Could !
insanity come beTord
language to make N
our charity, who cod
ed +? But to me thl
more irresistible bel
have no power to nj
could move bis feelil
silence. The suFeI
dure, and which are|
vent. we are yirtuaHj
State has been prodiI
her charities /; and h
appropriation restore
ings who suffer ffon|
and the tuneless toua
Of the exalted capa3
virtues. Let us dial
tain which conceals /
wisdom and beautyd
is there that can loOi
their wretchedness I
upon the shilling (
would constitute nj
baton asked for, |
money and turn Al
leave the victims to /
A motion was theI
vailed, to recommit /
structions to make a
the number and situI
this State. The cd
second report on Sat-
ed for consideration 4
ell Journal.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-23
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURES


MONDAY, FEB. Is. In the Senate, the
resolutions relative to the Massachusetts
Claim. as taken into = new draft, were
passed in concurrence.
Mr.. Lincoln, from the Committee on
Railways and Canals. reported bill au-
:horizing Ezekiel Hale TO open Canal
from Hale's Mills to Little River in Ha.
verhill, which was ordered TO b sseond
reading tomorrow.
Anorder was passed for an inquiry in
to the expediency of authorizing the Gov
ernour to call for any information from
the War Department, not hitherto CON-
municated. respecting surveys for canal
to unite the waters of Barnstable and Bug
yards bays.
The bill in relation to the Militia was
passed to second reading, and recon-
mitted with instructions to provide for an
inspection in May, and for the abolish
ment Of all other militia parades, BY vote
of 1862 TO lis.
Mr.. G. Blake. of Boston, presented a
petition from Harrison Gray Otis and 9TH
ers, to be incorporated to construct a rail-
road from Boston to the Hudson river.
The bill to apportion and assess tax Of
of SIS. 600. was taken up and discussed
several amendments were proposed, but
before any question was taken the House
adjourned.
TUESDAY. FEB. Is. In the Senate.
the Committee on the Judiciary, reported
bill in addition to an act for more effec-
tnally preventing the pernicious practice
of gaming, which was ordered to a I'd
reading tomorrow.
In the House, an order was passed. d.
recting the Committee on Amendments to
the Constitution, to inquire into the expe-
diency of so amending the constitution,
as that the GOVERNOR shall appoint the
Militia Officers in this Commonwealth.
The orders of the day were taken up,
and considerable discussion ensued up-
on the order to recommit the bill to assess
tax Of S75, 900, with instructions to pro.
vide that the PERSONAL prosperity af al cog,
poFations shall be assessed, as cooperate
property to the corporation, and not in
shares to the stockholders.
A motion was made to amend the order
BY inserting the word " manufactures. I.
80 as TO confine the instructions 10 that
class of corporations.
This amendment was lost by vote l49
in the negative to 100 in the Affirmative.
The order to re-commit was then lost
BY vote Of l59 in the negative % 40 in
the affirmative.
Three other amendments were propos.
ed and lost. and the bill was passed TO q
Sd reading.
The bill respecting the liabilities oI
Manufacturing Corporations. was assign.
ed for tomorrow At IL o'clock.
WEDNESDAY. FEs n. In the Senate,
Mr.. Pickering from the Committee to
whom was referred the petition of March,.
Morton and others. reported a bill to in
corporate "The American Temperance
Society,"" which was ordered to a second
reading tomorrow.
The resolution from the House propos
ing an amendment to the Constitution. g
that the political year shall commence
on the FIRST Wednesday in January insteas
at the last Wednesday OF Nav. and abol
ishing one session Of the Legislature. wa.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-23
FOREIG|

LATE PROM ESsLl
ham, Capt. Harris, at
erpool, papers were r
They contain nothing
erpoel papers contain
the Presidents Ness
as aFording an inter-
fairs, but " as a literar
high rank. ~ E. 4
In the London Ct
1929. it is stately
Rum this year for th
kets has been consids
demand has partly be
Act of the Congress
in Withholding the
which has left Us the
vilege Of supplying B
viously New England
great export to the N
tic, and the NOr,her1
LONDON, JAS7. {
Of the produce of the
quarter, ending Jan.
amount than the cor
the preceding year By
that there has been
tom duties as comparl
Rod of f62, 654, but I
ments Of the reyenaa
decrease.
The total revenue 1
5, 1923, was s4a, 800
just expired, A7,l@
of 8l,l65, 449.
There had been q
an insurrection Of tn
ed, however, that all
ton had been express
ment against the pow
produced. Austria i
made their barren m
inhabitants, aud a pal
Office, most of whom
country.
Ills stated that, a
they are followed BY
inhabitants, who drea
ish Government.
It is stated in the
DON Miguel has aska
cess Kaunitz in mari
"a result by no mea1
ent equivocal situatid
also had some scruPI
bad character.
Gerrcr Tho JOj
irmed by the Londoi
Prince Leopold, Of
the new Sovereign 0
to have united in bis
the Three Powers P
koadon, Rrssia ks'
Of choice to France
dition to the More
yielded TO the propos
net. The inference
Of course, out Of ne
gard to the choice Of
or in regard to any 7
its destinies. The p
pears, if this statem
have no voice in the
SPAIN. The ann
dinand on the 2lst ui
has been said turns
~. It only include
the sentences of all
were just about to X
! SrArE OF lRELi
the Catholick Relief
known co themselve
making it appear VI
| attended by any Of
catory effects Gonna
supporters, and they
nifying every acI
LIE It were q conseq
widely spreading 81
| RussIAN TRLDs
lCoAsr. The foho
the accompanying
don paper. j
The Directors j
Company at Peter: !.
the beginning OF
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-23

LEGISLATIVE DEBATE. On Tuesday
the 9Th inst. came under consideration, in
the House. a resolve making an appropri-
alton OF $50. 900 for the erection Of a Hos.
|pital for insane people in this Common
wealth.
Mr. MANN, Of Dedham, Chairman Of
the committee appointed to consider the
subject. directed the attention of the House
to the number Of such people and their
present situation in this State, and exam
ined the history ofour Legislation on the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
Yeas. Coffee, Brandy, &c.

SAMUEL MEssERsMITH offersfor sale
~ Is chests young hysOn Tr.e 81 r;.
IS s" ene.,. su"powder ou.impGs'.,'on:
asI n.i e sss'i no,e, }imper. very reduced
IS half chests and ooxe. Y II. prices
100 bags Rio and Porto Cabelo coffee
bags Jamaica pimentO
10 DO sumatra pepper
IS boxes and half boxes Bakers & Tarham's
chocolate
Ii pipe. Cognsc brandy, psrt Of which is old
and fine, and Wills sod lev to close ssles
IA half pipes 10, Siegne.te brand
pipes olla',A gin
hls New Orleans rum, 18th prosf
81 bbs Bsltin:ore wh;.aey
Sheiry and Msdera vine. IN half pipes
reneriHe ard Lisbon do, in pipes
Malaga, Sherry. and Lisbon. il halt or casks
500 bags shot, from the phornix shot I over Co.
constant suppl! OF all sizes, st tn. factory
prices
$50 resms cap, post, and letter paper, from the
manuf.ctor, Of ID. J. Ames
90 rcams straw paper ~
100 do common wrapping do
60 bundles bookbnders' and band box boards
170boxes Muscatel, bunch and bloom Malaga raj
sins
6 do NO. do slow. to close sales
30 bbssugar house do )
100 pieces German Hesslans
6 tons clean Russia hemp
10, 900 bushels rurks'sand salt march 50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
Retail Grocery Store.

vEyHE subscrbers at their store coneI OF King and
Fairfax streets, offer for safe
Gunpowder TEAS, part. Of the Melvilps car;
Young II, son Of very superior qualities.
Java. old white, green and Rio coffee
Losfsugars, part steamre6ned
Brown sugars of prime qualities
Mace, nu,megs, cloves and all other spices for fs.
mily us.
London Particular Madeira, part imported in 1918
Sicily Madeira
Red Port
Lisbon WINES
Malaga
ST. Julian Clsret ineases Of one dozen,
or by the bottle,
Cognac and peach brandy.
Old Jamaica, West India and Northern rum
Holland gin. pure, and country gin
Old and COMMON whiskey
Bounce, four years old
New Orleans and West India molasses
Strong cider vinegar, for picking
Duponts' Gunpowdsr
Shot Of all sizes
Windsor and scented soap
Yellow and browE soap, J Manufactures
old 4 good by
Mould and dip candles Sam D. LarmouSi
P.milv -four best Shenandoah brands
Best English mustard
Indigo, madden, and other dye stuffs
with variety Of oher articles, all Of which will b
soId ut very moderate prices
N. b. Families to whom choice tea is desirable, -
requested to give the above trial
June r. sAAVft y. hAhHesH e. oe:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
lindsay, NM 4 Co.
HgYE ON H4ND. 4. OFFER FOR S.ALE

Nindsay, NN x 20.
H4TE on HAND, T. OFFER FOR SALE;
% . hogsheads ST. Croix
90 50 barrels do
Is hht,s New Orleans SSOG1hS
10 do Porto l,ico
J boxes steam refined loaf
l0hhds New Orleans ,,0y.qySES
20 do West India s No1f'"1 Ed
100 packages gunpowder, 7'EaS. in chests
i %nssa and young s sns,'i so ks ID
!; ;s; y 4: s; :; , S ::'; COFFEE
10 % @sa I Ss@ sa,s.na Run
5 pipes Holland
do Barbers Swan GIN
10 bbs country
S half pipes cogn,ac brandy, signetts brand
2hhds gold cololed sherry !
3 do Boquet
8 half pipes Sicily Madeira yyNEs
or cask Howard do
~ or casks Msrseilles do
5 do do S.laga sherry
10 Dbl. apple brandy
SO do cider; "a do apples
Is bbs tanners oil
80 do do ' mSs, PORK
5 do. alum
800 rolls paper hangings
so straw paper
16casks cheese
IS bales Cuba tobacco
5kegs do, Gray & Psnkey'. brand
lOhalf boxes No chocolate
20 drums hgs; seroon indigo
200 boxes bunch, muscateI, RgJSyAS
and bloom
9 sacks soil sheed almonds
5 5 do La Is% Rosa sresas
S do Csbsna
S do Syria
S bags race ginger
20 do pepper; 10 do pimen'a
bblnulmeg'; do cloves
8 : ' % 80 'a g soar
Alum in kegs. mustard, ginger stuff
Pepper, copperss hrin"one, salt Pe'Fe
pmenta, FIX blue, nc. &c.
SILT.
1000 sacks Liverpool blown
500 bushels do ground
1000 do Turks Island
1000 do CadiE
april Nv u. z r. o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
More New Goods.

sMOf6 CIV OOO0S.
Ry the packets Eric, Columbia and Georgetown W
ID have received:
Dobbinet peernes, elegant patterns
Adrianople glnghams and prints
Printed cambrc muslins
Super black bOmbazines
Coiored cambric gloves (LadiesO
Intennes, blue, buff and pink
Londoninr plaid gnghams
Brown bonnet camhrics
Heavy black sncbews
DO brown and green do Qor umbrellss
Scarlet English bsntlsnnoes
Fancy printed crsvats
White drilugs
Green floor b.izrs
Carpet bindings, sc, nc.
And per packet, from Philadelphia,
case ladies' parssols, and
Gentlemen's summer umbrellas
jyl2 JAS MCKENZIE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
Chewing Tobacco.

VHtVE received few boxes Browns best Chewing
Tobacco warranted equal to any in the District which
will sell, wholesale or retail, on fair terms
may 27 JNO CORSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
White Oak Timber

Of Young aud thrifty growth, for wharf or bridge.
u building, pumplos'. girders, &c. &c. received
and for sale.
Finite Oak Piles, from 40 to SIS feet long, hewsd to
.ouare of ie inches for 20 feet from the butt end
Al.o, enumber of Round Logs, of same quality.
;rne 70 JOSIAH H DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27
Narrlage Wanted.

, c..F ,~~n by one or two horses, OF pretty good
4.a '-''F' either new Or second hand. # NOT S"rh
-, -, M'', neat second hand Coachee and
~, GEO. JOHNSON.
x and T-'. ., N'oeS IN the steamboats, Frederick.
>'Ts v;nsg,r e" Oh The rery best
aug IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-27

PAPER, Tobacco, etc.
100 REAnS large size wrapping paper
l(VD % boxes small lump tobacco
Landing and for sale by JAMES lRWtH
Vho has in Store,
40 hhds New 0rieans sugar
400 sacks Liverpool blown salt
1000 bushels ground sium do
81 barrels steam refined sugar
90 do New orleans rum
90 do country gin
10 do cordias, assorted
40 boxes and half boxes chocolate
40 kegs ground pepper
90 do do ginger
y bags race do
5 pipes oognac brandy
8 half pipe, do
2Oticrces fresh rice
40 bags green Rio coffee
90 do white do
90 baskets weet oil
All ofwhich he offers for sale on moderate terms.
June 10