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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-13

VHVHiRTY DOLLARS REWARD will give the
~ above reward for the apprehension and conInal to
ofJON LOCUST, who having inflicted several blows
on one OF my Managers, the 10th OF August last which
Is deferred to hare caused DEATH left the farm John is OF
dark xion about 81 OF age rather under the
ordinary size, and is remarkable for his eyes, which
prominent and Of smoky color, and high forehead
ming up into points above the temples. John is probably
in the vicinity of Clifton and Bluff Point in the county
OF Northumberland Leesburg and Hinchester: nea,
the ast-namcd place he hired for two years
John have reached free State; il so, any in
formation given will be thankfully received, and steps la
ken 10 bring him TO trial
ROBERT w. CARTER, Richmond CO. Va.
Sabine Hall, Oct. 90 1881. 5O-vsw
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n NONCORD ACADEMY.-Thc exercises of this Sc
~ minary for the ensuing year will commence the
10th OF January and terminate the 18th of December
allowing August for vacation. The Classical Depart
ment will comprise the Ancient and Modern Langnaces-
The Mathematical will be adapted TO the vocation
which the Student may select, the College Unvcr-
sty where he may wish to graduate after leaving this
Institution While due attention will be paid TO the adj
vancement of the pupils in the higher branches pains
will be spared in imparng TO them thorough acquaint-
ancc with such studies as constitute complete English
Education. The relations and friends of the Students are
invited to visit them any tmc Judge of their sua-
ton and improvement The for Board and Tuition
will be $llO each boarder finding his bed and candcs
SIG, il they be furnished him. Some of the Students
will complete their Academcal this year. and will
leave vacancies for others Parents Guardians who
wish TO commit their children and wards the
the Subscriber, requested to write him. and drect
their letters THOS B. COLEMAN
President Of the Concord .acddemy near the
Bo,ctipg sGreen, Caroline County.
Nov. Is. 55-w6t
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DUNAWAY FOR SALE.-In obedience to an orier
~ of the County Court of Cumberland win be sold
the highest bidder public auction, for cash. at Cunbcr-
land Court house, the ih Monday in November (be-
ing court dayO negro slave, called Bridget John
son, the property of Edward Valentine, confined the
Jail OF this county, runaway, to satisfy her Jail fees SC.
S. n. PARRACK,
Nov. 4. 51-w5w Tailor of Cumberland County.
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WARHENTON. Dec q 4

-, Nv AHHhNION, Dec. y 1851.
Pn6He representative are glad to perceive that
INC commissioners construct Turnpike from this town
TO Thornons Cap have prospect Of cfccting This val
aDs work meeting olfhc Board was held In This place
~ rooay last-prcseni, Robert Hart. J. III. Wallace
", ~, Sni'h' Thomas Spndcr VIM. Major, VIM Homer
yohn alden, Jaquein A. Marsha and VIM Slaughter.
AHer 'he transaction Of business they adjourned to
meet again AZ AmissyilIe '| "
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4 AHIO AND KENTUCKY LANDS.-Thc Subscri-

dAIlIO AND KENTUCKY Ian DS.-The Subscri-
~ Der offers his services resident propctos OF
lands in the States of Ohio and Kentucky for the sale
thereof and payment of the taxes. All letters addressed
to him at Cincinnati to John III. Price, Esq of Rich
mond, POST PAID will be duly attended He refers
those to whom he may be unknown Chief Justice Mar
SHALL Chapman johnson, Charles Copland and Saml NV
ers, Esqrs. JAMES SOUTHGATE
r. 81. s. will also attend Attorney Law 10 suits
in the Federal Courts at Columbus and Frankfort
Nov. 4. 5l-w6m
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HAEEEG0 MlLLS-FAMILY FLouR.-I have for
" sale further supply of Family Flour, made at my
mills, out of pure White Wheat
Dec. g. 6I-6t p. j. CHEVAIIIE
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II AND FOR SALE will sell great bargain in my

II AND FOR SALE will sell great bargain i'm my
- plantation in King William County, containing about
fifteen hundred most of which prime fiat land i'm
nedotey on the Pamunky River. This plantation is
beautifully situated; the dwelling house commanding
Wow of each Shift the buildings arc commodious with
every necessary house for farm well az family.
The distance to Richmond % mcs-to Hanover Court
house 7milcs-Ncw Castle milcs-and TO Hanover Town
milesEach shift is good for about fifteen hundred bush
els OF wheat and from eight hundred to thousand
rcs OF corn This fall about l07 bushels of wheat have
boon scedcd-The terms will be quito easy; only small
part will be required in hand Application may be made
to Mr. Lawrence Muse may be had
on LIST January next. JOHN W. UOOMES
Tappahannock, Nov u.s. 55-v6y
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III HAVE farmcd Maj. John p. Whites celebrated Race
u Horse COLLIER. He will stand the ensuing season at
Chesterfield Mecklenburg county, Virginia His reputa-
ton and character Race Horse, needs comment
he is well known TO the racing world The will
commence the first of March ncxt previous to which
time, the terms of the Pedigree Performances
will be published, which have no doubt will cntlc him
to rank Stallion he has done Racer. He is ia
ken from the turf without the least injury.
RICHARD c. PURYEAR.
Nov. 90 5S-wtf
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IL HOUSE, for renf.--This long established and
celebrated HOTEL will DO leased for term Of years.
mencing the first Of Octchernex The proprietor con-
sdcrs il unnecessary enlarge upon the superior avan-
agcs oil an establishment well known It's unrivaled
location IN the centre OF trade and fashion, and its peculiar ia
voraole position Tor the Western and Eastern business
quesionably renders II OF stands in Baltimore.
30 to 10 rooms will be added to this extensive
tabshment To accommodate the everowing business OF
the mousse with other improvements tending greatly TO its
'nfe7nd! and external establishment. JAMES PIPER.
Nov. o. 56-wtw
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SJ.E OF NEGRoES.-will be sold al Sioney Point
- Cumberland cour<y, the 3Oth December next, to
the for cash. from fifteen to twenty Negroes
to the estate OF George N Skpwith all young
and likely. VIM MURRAY
Agent for Adm'x and Guardian Of the heirs.
Nov. 29- 5S-wtds
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"ULES, WAGONS AND GEAR-Two excellent
I'VE Wagons, and twelve young Mules, with harness,
&c. in good ORDER fer sale onacconmodating ernsAp-
ply TO JACOB M0RDECAI
Dec. 9. 6I-2aw2w
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A aRUNAWAY.--Was committed TO the Jail of this
n county, on the 18th day of September, 1881, nc
gro boy who calls himself HENRY-He had when
committed, suit of oznaburgs, and hat lie is about
10 years odfour feet five inches high and very likely
The will come prove property pay charges
and take him away he will be dealt with the law di
reefs. JAMES s. GILLIAN Tailor
Prince George, Nov. 30. 5S-wI2w
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HN CHANCERY-In Amelia County. Noyombc

WN CHANCERY-In Amelia County, Novombcr
u Court, 1881
William u. Foster, Elizabeth Webster widow Of Will
liam Webster, decd, formerly Elizabeth Foster, Polly c.
Bev, widow of Archer Bevill, decd, formerly Polly c.
Foster, Philip Adams and Matilda his wife, formerly Ma
ilda Foster Joshua Foster, Marston Foster and his
wife, Granville Williamson and Catharne his wife for
merly Foster, Tilman Foster and Maria his wife, Maria
Foster, widow Of Booker Foster decd Ann Foster Sell
ma Foster Matilda Foster and Richard Foster infant chill
drcn OF Booker Foster decd, and Matilda, who sue by
their mother, next friend, Pitts
against
Thomas W. Webster, ex'or Of Booker Foster dec d.
John ;. Foster and Josiah Foster, Dcfts
The defendants John S. Foster and Josiah Foster not
having entered their appearance, and given security
according TO the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
court and it appearing TO the satisfaction of the court
that they not inhabitants of this Commonw calth on
the motion of the plaintiffs by their counsc il is ORDER
ed that the said defendants do appear here the fourth
Thursday in February, next and the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully and that another copy post
cd at the front door of the Courthouse of this county on
two successive days A copy. Testc
Dec. 2. 59-wSw JOHN +. LEIGH c.
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NLASSlCAL SCuO0L-The School at Long Creek,
~ Louisa County will be continued next year. under
the immediate superintendent of the subscriber who will
take care mat all his pupils shall be thoroughly instructed
IN whatever they undertake TO learn AS the method
OF Instruction pursued at this School, is very different from
the superficial course Of Education which has become
fashionable, the subscriber deems necessary inform
the public that every member of hrs school is actually
required to understand and parse every he may
read This method rarely fails to make good scholars but
requires more labour and study than the fashionable plan
OF modern scolsts, and is therefore very rsonc the
ignorant and inoent.In this School, will be taught the
Greek and Latin Languages, English Grammar, English
Composition Geography with the OF maps and globes,
Mathematics and Arithmetic. The School will COM
mencc ON tho 25th of January 1892 and terminate the
10th oil December following There will be a vacation of
weeks, commencing the 10th day of Junc.-Thc
charge Tor board tuition washing lodging and fuel will
be $ll0 payable half the LIST day of June, 1892,
and the other half the LIST day of December following
Long Creek is situated in part of Louisa County proven
bal for health and sterlity IL s IS miles from Rich
mond 81 from fredericksburg and 2S from Gainesville.
he stage from Fredericksburg Carcrsvc, passes
mediacly by the Schoohouse, and that from Richmond
Orange Courthouse within short distance Of it-ctters
to the subscriber should be directed TO ong Creek p o.
Louisa. WILLIAM NELSON.
Nov. 30 5S-Iahf
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NDUCATION.-Thc subscribers have united with
~ view of conducting School, in which will be
taught the Geek, Latin French and English Languages
Geography, Arithmetic and Mathematics Their residence
III the county of Albcmarlc in healthy situation about
seven miles from Charlottesville Board may had in
the following families at the price of Eighty Dollars for
the scholastic year, vz:-James Minors Achilles Broad
heads Richard Dukes, James d. Allsns DIR. John Mi
nors Daniel f. Cars, and in that of Dr. Cars. The
price OF Tuition in ALL in any of the branches taught
in the School. will be Thirty Dollars for the Scholastic
year. half of which, we'll of the Board will he paya-
bic in advance, the Pupil providing also his bed furniture.
and, with the aid Of Mr. H. M p Powers recently Stu
dent at the University of Virginia, and distinguished i'm all
hi; classes, while Member of that Institution and
whom will be particularly committed the departments
Mathematics and the Greek Language, hope merit
portion OF the public patronage. No scholar will be
ccived for less term than year. The School will
mcnce the second Monday in January and, with va
cation of the month Of July, will terminate on the 10Th of
December. FRANK CARR
Nov 20. T5S-wtJlO1 Jon r. CARR
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In CHANCERY--IIallax County July Court, 1881
a Stephen Cook and William S. Reid, surviving part
ners OF Stephen Cook s Co. Pitts
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WM. N. JEFrERs-who who was appointed C1tarp,
fitdires TO Central America and recalled by Cen Jack
son in consequence of charges against his
has resigned his commisson-Bah. Rcp.
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A SITUATION WANTED-A young gentleman Of
"a respectable connexions and who is qualified TO teach
the various branches of English Education the rudments
OF Mathematics, together with the Latin Greek, and
French Languages and who produce satisfactory es-
tnonas Of capacity and character is DESTROYS TO take
charge of small School, in private family, retired
part of the country, for the ensuing year. Letters (post
paid addressed to o. p O. Veiileboough Caroline
ty, Va, viii meet with prompt attention.
Dec. 6. Cow
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW loRK.-Officia returns have boon published in
the New York papers ohc votes given the recent cleo
ton, for Senatorial candidate in the districts which were
contested No opposition was made to the onti-masonic
Senator in the eighth district Ii appears that instead
there being diminished vote has been stated by the
opposition apology for their deeat-the number of
votes cast, is larger than it was last year.
The whole number of in seven districts was
in 1880 POI 06I
In 1851 203,3l5
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INVALUABLE ROANOKELAND FOR SALE-Thc

VALUABLE ROANOKELAND FOR SALE.-Thc
subscribers being vested with full power sell the
land whereon Col Robert III. Jones resides now offer il
for sale. This land lies Roanoke river being the Sc
cond plantation the south side above Bcnons Ferry
road, at ST. Tammany in the county of Mecklenburg and
contains four hundred and four acres exactly hall
of which is river bottom, OF first quality good crop
ping order and unusually free from frcShets The cleared
high land iii good heart much of which has been ma
nured The buildings consist of n dwelling house. with
three rooms below and two above, piazza porch dali
ry smoke house, and Kitchen tobacco barns large gr-
nary with wheat treshng machine and horse mill attach
ed and very large stable This of land one OF
the most valuable of its that go into market any
where. and being sold from necessity persons DESTROYS
vestng money in this way will do well TO view it, The
orchards extensive for this part of the country with
varieties OF fruits and the situation high agreeable and
healthy The terms will he made known purchasers
application but will be made very accommodating par
hcuarly by having portion of the purchase money paid
down.
The land will be shcwn by Col Jones, living on the
premises; and Charles and VIM r. Baskerville who live
not far Off will take pleasure in shelving said lands 10
purchasers, who are invited to call either of them
HENRY Fits,
THOMAS TURNER,
PATRICK HAMILTON, -,
CHAS. BASKERVILLE, IruS'eoS'
GEO. ID. BASKERVILLE,
VIM II. BASKERVILLE,
In addition to the inducements offered above, am a,I-
thoscd 10 say that the tract just below adjoining and
reaching To the Ferry road is also for SALE containing one
hundred and sixty thcreabous eighty OF which
is river bottom, 80 that in tract ofvc hundred and eighty
acres, two hundred and ninety will be bottom Further on
the north side Of the river and Immediately opposite there
about six hundred and fifty for sale large pro-
portion Of which is in woods with private ferry comm,-
nicatng with the two plantations. c. BASKERVILLE.
Nov. g. 52-w6wS
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I'm CHANCERY-At a Court held for Louisa county
n at the Court house, Monday, October the 9th 1881
Howard Is. Edwards, Plaintiff
against
Francis A. Houcbns Anderson Trice, administrator of
William Trice, deed and William w Beadlcs and waddy
Lipscomb, executors of John Lipscomb deceased, Des
This day came the plaintiff, by his Attorney, and filed his
bill, and the defendant Francis A. Houcbns not having
entered his appearance, and given security according
law and the rules of this court and il appearing the sa
slacon of the court that he an nhabant of this
Statc-On the motion Of the plaintiff by his COUNSEL il is
ordered that the said defendant Francis A. Houchns do
appear here the first day of January ext and an
swer the bill the plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith nsercdin newspaper published the city
Richmond for two months posted at the
front door Of the Court house Of this county some court
day. Copy-Teste, JOHN HUNTER, c. l.. c.
Oct 20. IS-wSwE
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Increase of vo,cs
The Jackson majority in 1880 was
in 1881 tits,
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VUNHE celebrated SIR CHARLES will stand the
u next at the stable of my son George w.
Johnson, and under his immediate management, within
one mile Of Moodys Tavern, in the county of Chester
field, about 20 miles from Richmond and Petersburg
Terms, Sc, hereafter. w. r. JOHNSON
Chestericld Dec. 8, 1881. Gift
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NATOOL HATS, AND CAPS.-Tho subscribers hog
Wv leave TO remind planters Golfers and Others that
the season for furnishing negroes with clothing is fast APP
preaching, and that they have on hand excellent assert
mcnt of low priced wool hats and caps for the purpose
Dec. 2. T59-6tl RAYMOND & BROTHERS.
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RNR. JOHN c. NELSON will teach school at my.
I've house the ensuing lie will teach the Greek
Latin and English Languages Ike school will
on the third Monday in January 1892 and terminate
the second Friday in December following There wif bo.
vacation OF one month in the summer, commencing on
the second Friday in Junc-I will accommodate ten
twelve boys with board washing and lodgings for $50 each
The price of tuition will be per scholar One half of
the board and tuition fees will be required the
each session.Verdon p. o., Hanover is my address.
Nov. 22- 56-wSt JOHN II. NOEL.
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vuNO Messrs. Solomon Pallcn, Bridge & Toler King &
II Mead, Amos Palmer, Lord & Ices Kyle Den
nison, Dore g. Hertel, Orlando Eamcs Amos Palmer &
CO., r.. l. Smith s. Co., Berri King, Henry Dc Croot &
Co. and Bouquiere & Allen :. 's1 Llt's
day OF December next the house Of Lee Boulyare M
Newtewn in the county OF King and Queen in Virginia
betwccnthe hours Of O'Clock in the morning sunset
Of that day. shall proceed TO take the dispositions of
Lyme Joseph Pollard and Others to be read evidence
suit in equity, now depending and undetermined, i'm
the Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry for the county Of
Henrico, in which am plaintiff you defendants
and IT, from any the taking of the said dispositions
shall not be completed the day aforesaid the taking
thereof will be continued the 26th and 9th DAYS
same month"; and between the hours and at the same.
place. am your obdt scrv't, M. Nj. FALLEN,
Richmond, Oct. Or, 1881. 47-I6t
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NOTICE.-Al persons having claims against he Es-
IN tatcs of William Is. Morrison and Alexander F. Nor
son, requested to bring them forward properly au
thcntcatcd and those indebted to make immediate pay
ment VIM. FORD, Jr-
Dec. 6, 1881. [6o-wiw'1 Admir-. of both Estates
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Board t,I NJ Commissioners ef The Lynch6ug and Ner
Rire' Raj Road, at Lyppch6uyg, 3OM Nor 1881
The resignation OF VIM. NJ Rives Esor as Secretary
OF urs Board presented motion was Resolved mani
mousy' That the thanks Of this Board be presented 10 him
Tor the zeal and ability with which he has performed The
due' OF that Office and also the prompness and public
sPint with which for the advancement Of This cntcrnsc
nc undertook and performed the Southwestern tour as
Agent of this Board. ' "
The Board being satisfied that the whole number nj
shares authorized, not yet subscribed for ordered ,s,
the 18th next month, dec. 1871
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Slos,54o Al
li3,l64 6s
I47,22S A
$25,OI5 so
7t,714 Is
S2,12I 50
62,252 IS
contracts were
he mail in the
day Of Janua-
esult exhibited
he Department
{ January last,
rod in the sum
$75,475 81
1929 10
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DUNAWAY.-Len my plantation ia a,s eosnty. OF
10 Buckingham, about the last of August 1881 with
out any cause known TO me) HARRY tall aud very
likely negro man, about % 20 years old, his height
supposed to be about six feet square shoulders neck
but not mixed with white blood contenanse GOOD auf
plausible easy address, about usual portion Of csh
ms twoiront teeth above rather far apart il il he
has been about Richmond, and that Is his intention
go oil on board some yesselA reward of twenty dollars
will be given for his delivery to for lodging him
jail in Richmond. II is probable he has free papers
Nov. 49, 55-Sts w T. FONTAINEE
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Which added to the value of the inn
provcments, effects saving of
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6I,6Ss 81
14S,724 %
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62,253 Is
500 81
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S2IO,4I2 50

This surplus reported available, and the disposal of
the Department. founded the in the report
oil the late Postmaster General, of 1925 and the
sumption that all the hostages which have since
my first report In 1929 will have been collected OF the
postages returned within that me confidently bcev
cd the losses in collection will ono fourth of
ono per centum.
The whole amount of hostages from July
LIST, 1928, TO July LIST, 1929, was SI,7O74Is 70
FROM July LIST, 1929, to July LIST, 1880 $50, 5s3
From July LIST, 1880, 10 July LIST 1891 I eo7 al < 4
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S1,707,4IS &?
I,S50,5S3 10
1,997,S41 81
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The difference in which results con
stitutOs the excess of revenue
over disbursements for the year
now reported, OF
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1929 10

81, $50 milcsay year
30, 252 miles a year
'sportation equal to
ny former period.
cd, by substituting
amount Of 362,32f
transportation from
I,l96,77I miles
22s ,O6o miles
-HaHaa== asaa
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Total majority ovor, Mahon 52S-over NJ sherry 1900
Ten. M Coy was the democratic candidate-Mahon vo-
unteer, and M'Shorry, anti nasonic-D oylesfocu Dem
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Whereas, for the half year preceding
the LIST of January, 1881, the ex-
pendituros exceeded the revenue
in the sum of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-22
William Fowle s. Co.

HAVE IN stone FOR SALE,
75chests' Young Hyson Tea oun's.rs CARGO
70 half chettsS of approved quaii'y'
chests extra quality do
50 small chests Gunpowder inpefi"i 90
20 hhds ST. Croix sugars
10 bags Calcutta do
so do Rio coffee
$50 do Sumatra pepper
s. half pipes Sicily Madeira Wine, Ingham I'D
1907 casks other brsnas
8 Sth casks
Hslfpipes and quarter casks Rico Madeira do
Quarter casks MARGINS madeira DO
SO baskets Deyett's sparkling champagne
20 pipes } brandy, Seignetts and other
2halfpires brands
pipes superior Holland gin
Is hhds New 0rleansrum
80 baskets Bordeaux salad oil
l2 tons St. Petersburg hemp.
200 coils cordage. assorted sizes
Is do MANILA do
bales Bridport shad and herring Irvine
Bales of sewing and shop do
60u pieces choppas
Is bales brown Sheetings
Russia, raven'sand half duck
10 bales sof, shelled almonds
80 barrels prime beef
7OOcasks nails and brsds, assorted sizes
$50 sacks Liverpool filled sacks line salt