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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-11
PUBLIC SEWTIVENr7,.
Extract Of a letter from pashingt0n, to the Ed
Lii d 90

JIVVF I'67TT7IgtVIfI
dated May 2S, 1890
" The political excitement in this place. at the pre-
sent moment growing ont Of the Presidents veto upon
The bill relative TO The Maysvillc Road 10 beyond any
description. witnessed scene in the Hall Of the
House Of Representatives to-day, which was entirely
new to me-and which hope will never occur again.
Gentlemen charged each other with uuerog deliberate
al'ehoods, and the term "backguard" directly adj.
dressed by member 10 another. The position which
Gen. jackson has assumed uponsthe wild event 10
which the plan Of internal improvement running
can hardly fail securing TO him the applause Of all who
will dispassionatey examine the subject; and posery
will award to the Old Hero honor greater and bright
er than that which he gained before N, Orleans More
In my next" tWoodstoek Sentinel
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Carthagena, May 4, 1880.
(FrOm The Journal Of Commerce.
nj ESSAGE

Or THE ExrcUrIvE POWER TO THE CONGRESS-
Bogofa, ApriL To- 1890
great part OF the Republic being in a state of COM
motion, il easy TO foresee that the impulse would
he speedily communicated to the remaining districts
and that these could not long be preserved in peiec
tranquility or this, the statement received from tb,
Project OF Cauca and the later of the Commandant
General Of Boyaca which have the honour to lay be-
lore you are sufficient prooh. Under crcumstanc e.
so critical the government being placed in precarios
position, for the tranquility Of the PEG
pie, or the security of the country. For some days
past The government has been Of opinion, that the bust
mesa which occupies the attention OF Congress- viz: the
sanctoning OF Constitution, would be unavailinp-
bsing presumed that Venezuela disposed 10 re st
it, and that il consented 10 by the Republic, 1as a
whole II would not be adopted ia all the dtpariments
And of What usa would be Constitution which was
not 10 continue in force single dayl Constitution
is ole OF those instruments which ought never TO be
sanctioned, unless it is expected they will be accepted
and obeyed, Otherwise, it is better not to frame them
IL great evil 10 habituate the community look up
on Constitutions, agreed on by the National Represen.
ation, as mere wastepaper, and of no importance
The government is OF opinion that The labours Of Con-
gress wi. not be useful to The nation. except by di-
recting their attention TO the formation OF an orr anic
decree which shall pecy the attributes OF the Supre
Government and guaranty individual and social security
and by appointing the high funconafes who are TO
take The direction Of the State, With authority to con-
woke Grand Convention which shall devote itself 10
the affairs Of the Colombian people Such is the gen
efai wish-such public opinion and such the me ans
OF avernS the calamilies which are not only immi-
neny feared but already beginning to come among
us The revolt OF single province may carry us from
partial revolutions 10 absolute and an
afcby II union with the Departments OF Venezuela
is possible, the Representatives Of the people will be
able to consummate II in cdlmnsss, compound their
differences, and agree upon such compact may be
most expedent. But in the midst Of revolutions and
di'orders, the people rush headlopg TO ruin.
In making this communication TO your exc,ll-ncy
think myself bound to say, that thu proposed Inea.
sure is both urgent and necessary Bs pleased to sub
nit it to the wisdom OF Congress, Who penetrated with
the warmesi DESIRES will adopt suitable TO secure
the traquilty Of the people and the welfare AZ the
Republic. DOMINGO CAIcEpo
| To the President of The Constituent Conores.
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Every thing was at a stop at Coquimbo-not pig Of
Copper was TO be hsd-ihe Mulst~ers had driven all
their animals over the mountains, from fear OF impress
nents from one party or the other. The equepce
had been complete stoppage to the working of the
mines in that province. Nearly all the wealthy ma.
uves had left the place. owing the heavy contrbu
ons that have been made, that being the daily thing
bo'h parties appeared To agree in. tChrOnicle.
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aud 1898, were designed to produce repeal Of the Bal
fish corn laws IL follows that there Is nothing either In
the causes which gave rise to those measures. or the
objects they designed to accomplish at all con.
neced with the foreign relations of the country or of
nature 10 give them any preension to be considered con-
sututonal regulations of commerce.
ITO be Continually
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trade party The sequence will be that these ar.
Giles will be sold much cheaper Than before. and win
thus afford practical ILLUSTRATION Of tie difference he
tween high and low taxes, which must have it's ef-
COFFEE
The present tax on coffee is cents per pound So
mat every man who buys dollars worth of coffee
ray hve rounds, paysjus rs cents tax upon it, Tho
tax raised on the coffee consumed in the United State,
in the year 1928, So I02 1888 After the 3I.t De-
cember next, the tax is be reduced to cents per
pound; and TO cent, after the 3I,t December 1881
TEA.
The present tax on tea is follows:
Imperial, Gnnpowder, and Gomez so cts mar IL.
Hyson and Young Hyson 40
Hyson Skim and all other Green 2s
Souchong and other black %
Bohea 10
These taxes are to be reduced 10 the fo,ow,o1
rates:
Imperial, Gunpowder, and Gomez 26 cts per III,
Hyson and Young Hyson IS
Hyson Skin, 10
Souchong and other Black Teas,ex.
cept BohPa, 10
Bobea
The tax raised from tea in The vear 1909 .mo,,,.,
to 50 45I 1877
thus after The year 1881, there will be reduction Of
our taxes on the articles Of tea and coffee alone of Ss
Sto4'o Ihe whole OF the yearly income OF the u.
States government is about fWenfy four millions
OF dollars Atr the public debt 10 all paid which viii
be IN 1854 there will be an actual need of only about
ficetpe millions. Then we say, reduce every t,x and
repeal as many as po',ible altogether.
SALT.
The next articles on which the taxes viii! he redue.
cd, we hone will be salt, sugar iron, coarse cotton and
yoo'len cloths. These articles Of prime necessity
No man can get along without 'at and iron e,peeajy
AZ regards saIt il calculated that about 1904 ais
bushels are made 10 the United States In wear ana
batabont 427I 05i bushels are imported making 10 al
SOI5 SI9 bushels. Now, every man who buys a bush.
81 OF SAT- paysssx on 1t Of shout 20 cents. The whsls
tax then paid by the people Of the United States o ono
year on the or ce Of salt alone, upwards Of too nit
lions OF dollars. And all this because there are soma
two or three thousand people. perhaps, concerned in
the manufacture Of salt 10 this county Twelve mil.
a IA of ttvom al
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ALGIERS.--The following is copy Of fetter from
the Mediterranean. written by person who has lived
long lime at Algiers, and who is acquainted with lis
means OF defence and resources
Algers is built like an amphtheare, but forms a
triangle; ons Of the points is washed by the sea; the
other rising up toward The land forms another point al
the extremity CT which is the new palace OF the Dey
called The Cssba The Tow is commanded by a fort,
called Fort Emperor, which sweeps the plain OF Bahia
ION, the town, and The Casbs The star fort still mark
ed on the several map', exists no longer. From the
garden Of the Dutch Consul and the country that
rounds the residence OF the Swedish Consul, the eve
overooks fort Emperor and even reach into the in
terror court This fact Is important and s mentioned
to show how easily this fort which the fate
OF Algiers, may be reduced. Though the deences OF
Alsiers on the seaside are truly formidable, 1t il.
not capable OF sustaining sege from the land for
three days. II las not a complete enclosures the
rampatt broken at short distances by houses WHO'S
walls spring from the bitches and give appearance Of
forlihcaoo, but in fact, are OF no strength The ditch
e. are always dry, and there are no means Of filling
them; nor, account OF the rapid descent, would wa.
ter-odee in them. The town has three gates on the
land side; the Babaone in the West, the new gate
on the west and BabsZon the east lis only supply
OF water is from open squeduct, on level with the
ground, ard IL comes from about half league from Al
gers Nothing can be more easy than to cut this Oft,
and to force the place TO surrender for want of water
The garrison consists Of 1000 Turks and 1000 are
distributed in the various surrounding posts The for
bcaions are mounted with 5000 pieces Of cannon, OF
different calbre, towards the and from 100 120
on the land side. II must be admitted that the difficult
ty Is 10 efiectbg landing.
"Ihe French Army must expect TO be opposed by a
host OF Arab, who will dispute the ground with them;
but these Arabs totally undiscipDed and badly
ed, many OF them siill using match lock guns. They
will come down with provisions for few days only
and hunger will soon drive them back 10 their
tsins, II they not previously put to fight by
tery The French maps call that part of the shore
which II is supposed the invading army will be dsem
barked, Toureua Chics. This point, known in that
country by the Of Sed FereDch, Is about four
leagues from Algiers, The West but whether the
landing be effected on the West the East, great
abundance Of water will be every where found The
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me present tax on coffee is cents per pound Sc
mat every man who buys a dollars worth of coffee
'ay hve rounds, pays just 25 cents upon il. Tho
YAK raised on The coffee consumed in the United States
in the year 1925 was So, 1o2 1873 After the 3I.t De-
cemoer next, the tax is to be reduced to cents per
pound; and TO cent, after the 3Ist December 1881
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TAXES.

We consider the repeal of of the high take, on Co
fee and Tea, mos, important point gained by the Free
trade party The con sequence will be that these arti.
cie' VIII be sold much cheaper than before and win
tween high aud low taxes, which must have lie st.
feet. 49, 80 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
a tADy'S DREAM.
BY JANks LAWSON.
grant that dreams arc idle things,
Yeti have known few,

They seemed aud true -BsnroS.
The and thoushtess prize the beauty of
refinement Of eiucaon that il lady acknowledged a
fashionable belle the strength of her mnd and the polish of
ifer EDUCATION are accounted nousht
With Of genius, external beauty secondary con-
ea''on that Within which Passe'h show" has the frs,
beautiful and fashionable belle With lady of talent and
refinement the charm Of and the flow w.t. cas-,
veil whitening Iovelness rIer her as interesting
when robbed Of personal charms her power and
cation always beautiful though features when az rest.
lovely cherished flower regular pain
ters fancy line yet, when her mind with
buns with the poetic OF her fancy Thoughts bright
ness AMI wtehery dwell u, every expression, which
sciously hold in thrall the dulles, Of mankind
When however, intelligence mind is added the .pci CT
beauty lady holds over ever, heart and
bows silen, alteration before her physical and intellectual
perfection Her commands respect her actions
Tation The idle and the fashionable bow subsection
fore her rhc educated and talented
her with and admiration; and with pride count
themselves in the society whose them
feel tina, ns;ruc's and cxas There creation
OF nature mere beautiful than lovely Notwithstanding
digniiet respect commanding than female Of genius
aud education She gives exalted opinion race
ken faith. and exclan with CIVILIZATION sc like myself is of
the race Of msn."-.N. y Mirror.
a correspondent says lie " as on ear witness to the
following whimsical dialogue, between n siori gen.
tlcnan and a tail lady, with grcnader hat, in the
pit the Drury Lane Theatre, evening this week.
Genk-De SO kind madam, as to pull off your hat.
Lddy-What ridiculous request Did you ever
know, sir, the ladies 10 tukc off their hats in play
house?
Gen,-I am short, madam, that I can sec no.
thing unless you be oblgng.
Lndy-Tcn, sir, you should not have come here,
until. you were taller.
Gen..-(yery gravcly) Madam, did not make
myself
Lady-tImitating hfn) Nor did max my hat, sir.
GenL-lAngrily) pity tho man, madam, that has
made you his wife.
Lndy-{I.auphinrl I fear sir the lady who mnv
make you Lcr husband, will make you something elAe.
Phis nccasioncd loud laugh from lie persons near
them, aud tn poor gentleman was obasbcd that
he made 40 further r"py.--LondOn paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
CLARKE'S COTTON YARNS.
NDRIAYt. I'LL EflEIIOIlY
NOTICE.

r6'HE subscribor intends removing 20 the city Of
Il New York in the Spring, with the view Of
Locating himself there; and has appointed John
CrucliicId, Esq Attorney at Law, ms Agent.
ian u --@i BFNl. J. WALLACE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22

INC Rev VIM Cnpcrs has brcn elected by ilo
Gnoreia Unlvrrsiiy, Professor Of MotoI pbiloeo,lv
and Belle Lctiros. The Savonrnll Republican ol.
serves:
Rlr Capcrs, We understand has girrifcd bis nc.
ccplance of h. Olc n Winch he hns Eecn OF pointed
provided II meets the appreciation of ihc Mc'ho
Cohieicncc, wbrh vii convonc ot Columbia ~
South Carolina 1hoGt The end az tins IN. nth Up,I
that time therefore there is m Il AMY of ,bo
acceptance by that gentleman
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02
NEW AND sEAsoNABLE GOODS

III NELSON has just received and offers for sal
s., at unusually low Pr,cer. an extensive stock OF
= SI'lPLE AJvD FANCY DRY OOODS.
large and general variety suited tn the
pi resent aid approaching season, and ccIsisi, in
part of
Blue, bpek aud fancy coorcj cloths S sassimeres
Oxiord an6 steel mkt uv d
DO dc saitne,;s
Blue and brown do
Valencia and swansdowp yestiurr
Ros', dudle and point blankets
trcen booking and floor cloth b.dZpy
Enc and s;iperfine white lunnrls
Ked, green, yellow and black do
Lack and blue black Italian lusiriIy
India satin and satin levan,ine
Hack aud bluc-biack Gio dc Nap
Do do Gro de Indes
Black scnchews and sarsnriLs
AicriTo and Cashmere long shawls
Do do handkeIchiefs
Ttiibct, Prtrssnn and Cashmere square do
hibet and worsted barege hdkts
Aarege, gauze and Gro ds Nap do
NcTino cloths and circassihns oil cviony
20 and A lrrsh linens
5, d and 81 do sheetinrs
Long lawns and nan c;unbrics
l,inen cambria hdlas
81 md 1914 danask
Russia. birds-eye and 81 diaJrrs
B.nct Nankin aud Canton grapes
Plaid Norwich DO
Hack and white Italian grapes
BACK and coloored I.slmyrcnes
Plaln black ana cn!ourcI bamlazcj,s
Figured DO do ana ruiitn.,,s
Elalk English bamLazincs
Tartan and Circassan paids and cnm..eis
Enck, onve and drab baIy-up cords
Itsln book, nIlll and Swiss nusli'fs
a aud 81 cotton camh l ."
Plain and checked lacnnets
Ph'id aud ihncy LoIIdou mfnts
C4,uun, worsied and silk bnsi,rv
Slli and worsied braids a:ssuytcd
GSpvcs OF every variety
Spaield and hnndfnna hdsHs
ltulation bandanna and Madras DO
Figured, satin and Clio de Nap boi,nei ribbon,
GAuze, cap. do ID
Common. fine and snpes,inn brl} ID
Hack and coloured guard ,o
A large supply of brown, blcacirb ui,A T,aid do
pladcs aprun and furniture checks, bed ticknus
british Gznaburgs, and coarsr wGol!cus fog moro
lpthing. And constantly hand,
Cotton 0znaburgs from the Rlehmand Enctrrv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02
GENUINE FRENCH JUJUBE PASTE,
or Pectoral Gum.
Sold by JNO. n. BLAYufRE, opposite the
EooJe HofeI

ptIIS Medicine, besides It's mild nature, possesses
u apleasna tasto, colour and form. It's Use u alto
- ber convenient: between meals, small bit Of IL
', kept in the mouth, and renewed when melted
III JVube Paste has been lately used IN Paris with
thr greatest 1t Is softenng, pectoral, and
ia u,ng; it offsctuay appsases a cough, AMI items
th'i pituitOus hum, in the throat and breast IL
! hpciy beneficial 10 persons OF dry constitution
- tendency to phthie and to those VITO are
J., v 20 holrsnoSs az loss Of voice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02
CHOICE GOODS.

SoolSC NoOLfAJ-
III Blue black double chain Aviguon ftorencEs
Jet and blue, black Gro de Indcs
Earon, dr"b, and led colorsd do.
Hue and jet black, and assorted coiorcd Gro de
Maps
Black, white, and assorted colors French satins
81 English and French 6-4 black bombannes
Black Mandarin crapes-snfooth and glossy
3s q 10 inch black Italian cravats
Extra blue and black velvet, and aGnuine CLOTHS
Steel and Oxford mixod cloths
Extra double miiled blue black aud mixed c.Issi-
mores
Rnf, white, light and dark drab DO.
Blue and mixed Habit cloths
Buff and black eashmereits, for vesttIpr
Black, drab, crimson, and brown silk veivefs
Figured black and coored velvet vestntrs
90, g. 1914 damasks and diapers
Cd Irish, and 1914 real Russia shegfinrs
Cd g. TO long lawns
va g. A Irish linens, soft finish and very fine
Linen cambria handkerchief, raised aud cotored
borders
Idpcn cambrics
Mems English and French silk hose and half hose
English and French silk gloves
black horse akin, and white Beaver do.
German & English black q white silk hosp
White embossed silk do.
Hack, white, and crimson Merno sr.arffS
Dark, blue, and cashmere do
Rich cause scarfa crimson, blue, stray, pink ord
white
Shell, tuck, long bent, neck, and side cumhs
Rrszilian turn back, neck, tuck, and side DO.
Madame Cantellos corset,s-aIl numbers
Men's camblet and plain cloaks
Women's Merino cloth do.
A good assortment of the above goods recently re-
Gently received for sale ut the lowest market prices
by ". & Il. JAMES, g. Co.
dec ID Market Squire.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02
ENOCH 8. COURTNEY.

.7ain Street. opposite The Old .afa,ker,
u ESPECTFULLY invites the attention Of his
- friends and the public. to choice selection of
Groceries, which Inc offers for sale either by Wholesale
or RETAIL on as good terms US they can be purchased
elsewhere in the city. Much care has been taken In
the selection of his wiae- and liquors, which are
warranted genuine.
Mesters Of vesses viii fa it to their interest tr,
leave their orders for ship stores with him, which win
DO nut m low. and sent aboard free OF expense
CLOAKS.-A large supply Of ladies' and gentle
- mems C!oaks VI every and quality for
SHELBY L g. L. JAMES q. co.
nov l4-6w Msrlet Square
VIRGINIA CRAB CIDER.-SO barrats
Virginia Crab Cider, for sale By
ian Ii JAMES WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02

DUUkS.
ENOR sale by ARIEL WORKS, opposite the Ia,
II gle Hotel, -.
Horne the Scriptures -
Jospphus, ipetr, in ono ve
PaysoHs Sermons
Hebrew Diblcs
S'uart's Commentary the Hebrews
Lectures on the EEidances of Christianity By Ia,
mel Wilson -"
Aids to Reflection in the formation oG rd6Ts
Character, by ~ II Colerdge " -
Lite OF the Rev John Snnmerfsald
Inn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02
DRUGS, MEDICINES. Sce,

DRUGS, MEDICINES, Scs,
ME subscriber hns just received in addisn 6 lila
stock of Drugs Medicines, &c. &c. the follow.
mg articles, viz:
Chloride of lme for purify ing offensive plpc~ md
Black oil varnish, for leather
Superior Spanish Aotant indigo
IRAN OIL lInseed oil, Lews's white lead gold ieef
Lorilnrds maccaba snuff in bottles and loose =
i:ePers, Nayiapds and Bells Scotch snuffs
Florida water cologne water, in bottles of n prsot
variety Of shapes = s"f
Superior Frcuch and English soaps, French n
tiQue oil ~:
he"f ~; oil roses, rouge RobiRsens patent kaf-
fHent greats, oatneAl, citric and oxaiic acsla.
black drop - -isSs
Pearl r., and pot ash scalpsys, jain,ed and stiff
f1eAlhif in''ahc oougies, gum elastic, nippin
shields, prssaries N.n
Bousies snd calhcters-For sale by
dec III. C. AIcNENApA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02
$50 REWARD,

hStoNDEDop fridas night, the 18Th inst mulauo rry
named WILLIAM II years old, olerably well groyyA
V scar on tin corner of and walks this ain
.o's l'h hou the effects OF the top Of 6s
81 whIsh Is mt entirely heaed had when he of q
gray "ck cGai blue waisirdat and gray toms
ganialoons 49, e'''y reiT'
NiunfnId's who ao disappeared 'on the same nirS AMI
p circumstances II thought ,ey will attempt 90 10 H
ioh and have probably concealed themselves ON csrd Or
some vessel bound Tor that place The above reward viii n
,uIEht4ourluaa. pIEASANTc @~
dic - " -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02
GRAENIss, SON & BROTHERS

1fuVe TeCeIUeU JTeSh Sitpply OT
n AIDES fashionable bronze slippers, much hano-
~ somer than the others
Ladies' party or dancing slippers, made of asng,
which have been so much admired for thor bruuty
and ease Of fitting
Ladies' goatskin slippers and walking shoes, the n
ticles 80 much called for
Together With entire new article of ladies' last
ing slippers, made with mock welts, for walking.
ran 8 Corner of Main ind I1th S7yrffs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02
RRESH GOODS.

" NELSON has received by TIC nsi ur-
IL. rivals,
Fashionable carved cuuihs
Italian lustrings
Gro do Zines and Gros do Naples
Merino and Cashmere sinwfs
Calicoes and Cambncs
Irish linens, sheetings and dnmrs
Cloths, sattinets.
Ink and cooured Eringes
And variety of other sensonable Gho,s, siIfGb Inc
oHars very low for cash. drre
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02
LEWIS WEBB 81 CO.

OFFER FOR SAILS,
k0G Hhds Sugar, -. Crolx, Por.o Kl15 aad
1OO New O1lcnns
$50 bage Cofhc, Java, LSgutIa, Porto Plco and
~ hii,is Wost India 9Iolasso.s, part prime
10 boxes and I'D bbts loaf aud lump sIissr
bids and 20 bbls rye wh.skev
IL hbls Caruther's rclaiFrd do
hid Juraca
do ST CrolX }RItN
90 hhts and 60 bills s. Ehrlarrt
pipes Cog<,ac branIs
do Holland Gin
Casks Madeira
10 do Sicily Madeira
fo Lighou
DO Port ,,,,~,.
do TerterHi1 NE>H'
do dry IIaias-3
IS do sweet do
Caulry aud MisrIt
so tons bar irnn American, English and SArcics
Plating and hoop iron
Cast, shear, German, Gravity aud UlTsttLcd steel
is tons castings ussortel
100 kegs best nails and brais
600 sacks Liverpool blown - ,.,,
G9ppeTas, alum, birthstone,
Satpetre, uIadder, iuta5b
Ginger, pepper, pimcIru
Letter, writing and wrapping papGr
Wire sltiers, raisus, almonds, s6aIr
Sperm and tallow candles
Ciimpoyder, Imperial aud bad, tea
tons patent shot, Dupunts sUnpbwdcr
Bar lead, bed cords aud leading lines
Sewing and wrapping Irvine, bottle corks
German shcetug and siirtDg oznaburgs thread
Shoe thread Cotton and wool cards assiirrcd
30 bales cotton
Cotton bagging and hale ronc
II bales domestic slreetings and slTirtIEass
] case domestic cloths
500 sides soal leather, nprcr Do
$50 Spanish hides
- bbls tanners a
do linseed
so bbls vinegar
100 bbls mackIrci, no. aud 3
5000 lbs bacon
600 grindstones, Nova Scotia
Clover seed, glass ware assorted, atoncwarc
c by 8, by 10 g. Toby 10 window glass { C. s.