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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-01

" S0bNb
Office Of the Chesapeake& 0. Canal Co.
Washington, July II, 1882.
PROPOSALS
WILL be received at this office until Thursday,
w the ed day of August next. for the excavation,
embankme and walling, Of thirty sections Of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Caual, commencing at point
OH the Potomac river eight miles below WillsmsportI
and extending up he river fifteen miles
Proposals will be received, at the time, for tho
construction ola Dam the Potomac river, At the
upper termination of the above Le, being opposite 10
the estate Of Mr. Coston.
Proposals will also be received, at the same time.
for the construction Of Aqueduct across Conogo.
cheague; four Lift Locks, Guard Lock, and sixteen
Culverts; all on the above line OF Canal.
A plan of the Dam. Aqueduct, and Locks, with the
specification Of the same may be seen at this Office.
rand on application to the Resident Engineer at il
Transport after the first day Of August
Specifications, and blsnk forms Of proposals. for The
sections Locks, and Cuvcrt, may be obtained either
at this Office or at WiIiiamsport.
Proposals will also be received until the 23d Ut Al.
gust for the construction of Lock No. &c. Of six feet
lift on the 135h section Of Canal, Of Lock No 40,
of nine feet lift the i4sh section Of the Canal; and
for the excavation, embanknrnt. and walng. Of the
10th section Of the Csoa, all being between the head
of Hsrper's Ferry Falls and t,slioway's Mill
BY order: JOIN r. lEGLE,
~ 20-2awt23dAug Clerk C & q. C.. C..
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Mechanic Relief Society.
4 STATED Quarterly Meeting of the Mechanic
n Relief Society will be held at their Hall on Wed
nesday evening next, 1st August, at 8 o'clock.
BY order: JNO. CoRSE,
jySi-2t Secretary.
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For Amsterdam,

VI
.tIsk The superior coppered ship CONSTRLLd
.GaA TON, Sampson, master. For freight of small
,c..s or passage, havsg handsome accommodations
apply to EDW'D. DAINGERFIELD.
aug I
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Notice
IN pursuance Of an Order Of tie County Court Of
l. Fairfax, dated June Court, 1882. directed to the
Undersigned shall sell TO the highest bidder, on the
FIRST day of August Court next. Fairfax Court House,
the following NEGROES, belonging to the estate Of
John s. Love, Decd viz:
Negro Man, I Negro Woman and Female Child
3-Negro Boys. and Negro Girl
Purchasers will be required to give bonds with Up.
proved security. payable in six months.
Sale to take place at Ii O'Clock
WILLIAM SWlNK, Sen.
Nv 23-wts Commissioner.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office, alexandria. D. c. on tn.
LIST of-3UGUS1, 1882.
lr Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say rHEI ADVERTISED, or they may MOI
get them.
John Arnold David Allen
Air Anderson Miss Ann Avery
John Ball Miss Margaret Baltic
william w r Brster Daniel Bruce
John A Blue Mrs Ann Bionaugh
Miss Susan Bell James Bioxham
Edward Burchill James Bell-2
Miss inn Ophea Baden Mrs Kelsey Burnes
- Mercy Byrne Jose phi Ed. Bri n'on
- Sarah w Bronangh Mrs trbecca Bright
Presley barker
John Carson Thomas Crook
Capt Oliver Cclburn-2 Benjamin Cyer
Mrs Bridget Caulfeld
John Dixon Danr F Dui any. U sN
!ohn Donaldson Mrs Ellen Douglass
KITTY Dogan Daniel Du!any lJaiior)
birs Jane Davis
VIM Eastern James English
Edwin Fitzhugh James Fsdelv
John Francis Stephen Fields
G 50
Edward Grsy Mr. Gibson
Alex G Gordon U M AIRS Rebecca Green
Mrs Amanda Gordon
James Hill Cooper Henry Hoy
Joseph Hackney Elizabeth iiusson
Col Lewis ilipkins Dennis Racket
Miss Sally llutchns Nehemiah Hicks
Mrs Hayden
Hiram John'on- John jefferson
Miss Maria Jones
Miss Byzantine Kidwell Mr. Kidwen
James Kelly--2 Christian Keefer
l.
| Daniel w Lewis James II Lee
Miss Elizabeth Lewis Adm'rs OF Edward Lloyd
Miss Julia 4 I.onsden
nj
william MILAN David Marin-2
Frederick Ayrick Allan Ncliae
John Henry Massey VIM Maddox
| Robert Marshall Miss Margaret S Nancy
Mrs Jane Monroe Mrs Elizabeth McClsin
Alexander Mckenzie john Mstiingly
Hiss ] A Minor Mrs Sylvia Morris
VIM Mcdaniel
N
VIM Nash Mrs Ca,harne A Nash
Rezen l. ogdon
p
Miss Sarah Jane Patterson Miss Constanta Preuss
MIS- Piper John Po,ten-2
Ebenezer 6 B Psrley Mr. rous
David Price Mrs Mary Ann Prtchard
Reuben Potter john pophsm (hatter)
II
Joseph Root Mrs susannah Rose
David Rice n Ringgold
I'm Ricketts-2 WIN Robinson
Thacker Rogers John II iutche
s
John Smith Mrs Stewart
Hessrs Sears & Price - Sarah Suter
WIN Sinms Vim spencer
James saers Mrs Cloey sillek
Mrs Mary Ann Stevenson
7
Charles Triplett VIM Thomas
Rev Dennis Tyler Charles Turner lIor
Jonah Thompson (tsnner) Camiius or Harrison lay
w
Alexander. Willisms Mrs Julia Wallace
Mrs williamson James wosourn
Sarah u windsor-2 lmogine l. Whdthorne
David Woodbury. Rootr windsor
DAN'L. BRYAN, p. NJ.
Alexandria, August I. iS32-3t
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SPERM Oil.
y TlERCEs superior Fall strained Sperm OIL recei-
- we'd and for sale by
aug WM. ID MUTT.
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Savings Fund Institution.
STATED monthly meeting Of the Bard Of Ma
"A nagers will be held rhis Evening. at O'Clock, at
the HydrsulioR Engine House
aug l-lt W. C. PAGE, secy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-05
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE

Escape from rattle snake "A curious Incl
dent occurred at this spot to one OF our men ma
med LA Course. which was near proving fatal
This man had stretched himself on the ground.
after the fatigue of the day, with his head resting
ON a small package Of goods, and quickly fell
asleep. While in this situation passed him.
aud was almost petrfied at seeing large rattle
snake moving from his side to his left breast
My impulse was to alarm La Course; but an old
Canadian whom had beck0ned to the spot re-
quested me to make no noise alleging it would
merely cross the body, and 60 away. He was
mistaken; for on reaching the mans left Shout
der, the serpent deliberately colled itself but did
not appear to mediate an attack. Having made
signal to several others, who joined us, It was
determined that two men should advance a little
in front, to divert the attention of the snake,
while one should approachLa Course behind, and
with long stuck endeavOr TO remove it from his
body. The snake on observing the men advance
in 'front.' instantly raised its head, darted out its
forked tongue, and shook its rattles; all indica.
tons of anger. Every one was now in state OF
feversh agitation as TO the fate of poor La Course
who still Law slumberiDg, unconscious Of his dan
ger; when the man behind, who had procured
stick seven feet in length, suddenly placed one
end of IT under the coied reptile. and succeeded
10 pitching it upwards Of ten feet from the mans
body
A shout of Joy was the first intimation La
Course received Of his wonderful escape, while.
in the mean time, the man with the stick pursu-
ell the snake, which he killed Ii was three feet
xix inches long and eleven years old, which |
need no, inform NJ, readers we easily ascerlained
b, the number of rattles. A general search was
then commenced about the en- a.npment, and un
der several rocks we found upwards Of fifty Of
them which we destroyed. There is no danger
attending their destruction, provided person has
long plant stick, and does not approach them
nearer than their length, for they cannot spring
beyond il, and seldom act on the offensive ex-
| cept closely pursued. They have strong re-
pu snance to the smell Of tobacco, in consequence
OF ~ hlch we opened bale VI it, and strewed a
quantity of loose leaves about our tents, by
which means we avoided their visits during the
night. We had however nearly as bad visitors
the mosquitoes, which, from the tails upwards
snroyed Us jreadfully. We were obliged TO
make slight fire If rotten wood in the cal de sac
Of our tents. which merely caused smoke with
out fame, and which elfectually drove them a
way but the remedy was as bad as the disease,
as we were nearly blinded and sufocated by the
smoke.-RoSs C0G's adventures on The Cot,tn.'
bia ricer.
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UnkennelHng Bear.-In January, 1928. a
party of hunters from Warwick, in the State of
New York, after search Of eight days, DISCO
yered large bear taking shelter in a fi.sure or
cave in a declivlty OF the rocks of Warwick noun
tains. abont forty feet deep. Attempts were first
made TO get HIM out by smoking, &c. but without
effect Dogs were then sent into the hole, but
they either rerea,ed at his terrific aspect, or were
DESTROYED by his grasp. At length the huntsnen
finding all attempts to brighten him from his re-
treat, iruitiess. blew IN the rock over the hole,
and came within about sixteen feet OF the bear
These continued operations made It ii rec and ter
rible. After the hole blown through the rock
was sufficiently large to admit the body OF man
one john Ward crept intoit. placed lighted can
die. fixed ON the end Of pole towards the bear,
and with musket shot at him, but without ef-
feet. He descended the second time, and shot
him in the fore legs; the bear at each IRE advanc-
en- towards the mouth Of the hole, but Ward was
not tn he intim,dated; he descended again. and
shot the ferocious beast in one eve Ward was
now drawn Out. the bear hercely following him;
he Instantly ss,zed rifle rom the hands OF ano-
Their huntslnan, aud discharged the contents into
thu head of the animal, which proved fatal. He
measured six feet ft"m the nose to the end OF the
tail, and weighed three hundred and thirteen
pounds.
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One Of the most remarkable and inexp'icable
experiments relative TO the strength OF the hu-
man frame, is that in which a heavy man Is rals-
ed with the yreafesr facility. when hsis lifted
I'd the instant that his Own lungs and those OF
the persons who raise him are inflated with air.
This experiment was, believe, hrst shown IN
England few years agn, BY Major II. who saw
it performed in large party at Venice. under
the direction of an officer in the American
navy. As Major II. performed It more than
once in INV presence, shall describe, as nearly
as possible. the method which he prescribed
The heaviest person in the party lies down upon
two chairs. his legs being Supported by the one
and his back by the other. Four persons, one
at each leg aud one at each shoulder, then try to
raise him. and they find his dead weight to be
very great. from the difficulty they find in sup
porting him When he is placed in the chair, each
Of the four persons takes hold of the body as be-
FORE and the person To be lifted gives two signals
by clspping his hands At the first signal he
himself and the four filters begin to draw long
and full breath; and when the inhalation is com
peted. or the lungs filled. the second signal is
given for raising the personfrom the chair. To
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w II. Thompson Il Co.


lave received, BY last arrivals. further supply
I'll SEASOM4BLE DRY GOODS. Among them
are the following.
Blue black and fancy cold cloths and cassimeres
S4,94, 10 4. ia and IL rose blankets
Point and d, file 90
Cassinets of every color and price
Drab flushings and kerseys
Stripe and plaid lisseys
Petershsms, for Bang up coats
Red, white. yellow. green and scarlet hanneh
s green carpet bsise
Goats hair and other camblets
English and French black Dombszines
Rack aud colored crcsssans
64Frrnch mcTIno cloth, black and fancy coiors
hcr,no shawls and scarfs
Thibet Hernsni, Grape, gsuze and wors'ea hok's
Best black Italian lusrings
Black mode and covred tlorences
PLAIN lus,rng and fashionable bonnet ribbons
White and cniored Canton hsnnels
SUpBnIon a 4 Irish linens
So and s. ,awns and Russia diapers
Sand 10 4 Irish table diapers
"a and l0-4 do damssk do
Damask table cloths and napkins
Irish and Russia sheetings
Silk and Valencia vestings
Ladies' and mems best II. s. gloves
Cotton worsted, and silk hosiery
Domestic shirtngs and sheetings
T:clings, pla'ds, and stripes
With almost every article found in Dry Goods Stores,
for sale upon favorable terms, WHOLESALE or RETAIL
1S-tf
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tvesh Tens, &c
WILLIAM F0WLE & co. hare for Sale,
-, CHESTS Young tyson } Teas, OF the h.pon.
4 u rs ha fdo Gunpowder Sse's cargo, imported
20 do do Imperial the last month.
20 hhds St. crois and N. Orleans Sugar
IS boxes brown Havana
IS hhds superior retailing molasses
% % s hsS. N E.. rum
March g Co 3 London Particular, Sicily and ri.
CO Madeira, Leovill, and hedoo Clsret,
Sauturne and Champagne wines
100 bolts Colts cotton duck, all numben
so do cotton ravens do
so coils Manila cordsge
90 boxes Havana segars Of extra quality
700 ca.ks nails, assorted sizes
so bbls mess and prime beef
so do prime pork
~, 40 DO do No No Maeterel use,
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Groceries.

Groceries,.
- n BAGS Rio and Java coffee
~ 81 hhds Orleans and West India sugar
Al do do DO molasses
81 casks sweet Malaga and French Madeira
wine
casks Port wine
pipes and half pipes French brandy
3 do Holland gin
puncheons old Jamaica rum
80 bsrtels New England rum
10 do Country gin
% do oil whiSkey
10 boxes loaf sugar; 8 bags pePPtr
S bags pimento
100 reams wrapping paper
$50 sacks fine salt liverpool Hliec)
100 barrels nett herring and mackerei
5000 bushels ground alum salt ,,,,.
ole NV CLAGETT - PAGE,
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his own surprise, and that Of his bearers, he rises
with the greatest facility, as if he were no hea-
yer than a feather. On several occasions have
observed, that one Of the bearers performs his
part ILL. by making the inhaIauon out OF time, the
part of the body which he tries TO raise is left as
it were behind.
As l have repeatedly seen the experiment, and
have performed the part both of the load aud Of
the bearer, | can testify how remarkable the Ell
fects appear to all parties, and how complete is the
conviction, either that the load has been tighten.
ed, or the bearer strengthened BY the prescribed
process. At Venice the experiment was per-
formed in much more imposing manner. The
heaviest man in the party was raised and sustain.
ed upon the points Of the fore-fnsers Of six per-
sons Major II. declared that the experiment
would not succeed if the person lifted were Plac-
cd upon a board. He conceived it necessary
that the bearers should communicate directly
with the body to be raised. have not had an
opportunity Of making any experiments relative
to those curious facts; but whether the general
effect is an illusion. Or the result OF known or OF
new principles. the subject merits a careful IN
vestisation. Sir ID. Bremsfer.
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George Z Wise

(tONTINUES the Dry Goods Business at the old
u stand, formerly occupied by Csnnell {, Wise, and
has received part Of his FILL SUPPLY BY tho
last arrivals from the North. and will continue to
ceive fresh Goods through the season. His stock Of
CLOTHS, SATTIHETS, FLANNELS, BL9N
KETS, DO HES1ICS, and FANCY ARTICLES
for ladies' dresses and gentlemens clothing being
tensve, he invites his friends and the public to call and
examine. as he is determined to sell low.
Alexandra, October Is, 1852.
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F0r Freight Or Charter.

-FE The Schooner ELIZABETH e REBEC'
n rseCI Kelly, master, burtben $50 bills Apply 70
EDw UAiNGERFlELD.
Who hiss Just received for sale:
s hhds n l. Rum
10 hid, r,O Rico Sugar. of superior quality
nci ~
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For HostOn.

-r The pscket schooner .aBIG3IL, Psrker
JsAD,,,,r now al NAaXET SrREtr wharf, VIII DC
: 49, IN few DAYS For freight or passage sp
/, 10 the csptain Oh board, or to ,,ovr ~
wb, have for sale, landing from SAID vessel,
50 tons plaster
81 boxes sperm candles
no bog ,hesds New England rum
- barrels No. : msckerel All very hne qua
~ 10 N,2 do hty, aud inspect
% hsltb5s slo do } ed tins month
;OO casks cut nails, 6. 8, 10, I'D
90 ousrter casks ST. lucar vine
Do do sweet Nalags
is bundles Of colored floor mats
c,.,
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Malaga FruN.

OlS BOXES BuaCh NuscNtel Raisins
W. 50 bnNcs Biuum do
kegs Superior Sun do
10 hafxess do do
20 bVxy> emOrs
20 pots Grapes, 2Sb each
lu'' rcceised perrhe brig Paragon from Malaga, via
rmAdrphs, aud for sale by
Oct5l s NESSERSMlrH.
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Boots and SHOES.
A n HARMON

A. IL. HARMUN
EIAS just received, by the schOoners Roa, Good
III POPE, and Velocity from Boston.
Il General and Complete assortment Of BOOTS
8. SHOES,
suitable for the present and approaching seasons
sisting Of
1I50 pair women's leather shoes
480 do do leather and seal skin pumps
$50 do do do boots
700 d" mems bootees and shoes
$40 do boys coarse aud fine bootees
$50 do do Id and Bi shoes
$50 do mems Id and sd bootees
700 do do fne shoes and pumps
1000 do children's shoes and noo'ees
500 do mems fine boots
200 do do and boys thick boots
275 do misses' shoes
800 do womcn's lasting slippers
30J do do morocco walking shoes
The above stock has been selected by the subscr.
ber in part from the late Semi Annual Safes in Boston,
but mostly from he manufacturers and which be
Hdentiy believes TO beequal to any other orred
in this District The subscriber expects to add cthe
above list by various arrivals during he Fall. direct
from the most approved manufacturers, good articles
sui ed to this market, which offered wholesale and
retail yer, CHEAP sept g
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To Hert.

;.,.,. The three story BRICK DWELLING
$40 on King, near Water street. with he sdloin.
fss ing LOT, on which there is . Brick stable
T., and Carriage House, lately occupied by samu.
q 3. Larmour. The house has been recently paint.
ed and is in good order i, may BE- examined, and pos.
session given immediately The principal part Of his
furniture may be had None but pur ctuai. careful
Tenant need apply. For terms apply at the warehouse
of SAMUEL b LARhOUk e CO.
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Notice

.Sntice
szc>n The Steamer COLUMBIA,
Captain James Mitchell. will, tor
H--Aazz,he ensuing Fn"r ecss, (cUrnmen'
CSSsSSSsSSsSzs eng on the 18Th Sept and ending
y the 6h ac,o,er leave Bal,more or Saturday, at
|cocs n for the District OF Coinbis; ana return
:, will leave Georgetown S, Washington a. o. ana
ksyandris a, = O'clock. 4 II. ON "Wednesday.
Passage, srclusire Of Meals;
From Baltimore to lhe District, or to the dhiercn'
Lnhpr, ON The Potomac, or from these places TO Hal
~ 3 90
To y, IS Landing, Quartico W
SANDY Point, Nd, Boyd's Hole, Ladders
Ferry 'V
Bluff Poin, Noore's Landing. Blackstone's.
piaey Point, Sandy Point, Va, Corn
field Point w
sap' u -4g
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Teas.
vINIiE Imperial and Young Hyson Teas on hand re
l ceivrh few days since, will be sold bargain,
fappicd for imnedia tcly.
GEO. JOHNSON Co.
In Store, also,
Country Rar Iron, assorted including plates, at We
re- low price. and very suitable for country work.
beautiful Pianos, very low.
First rate real Havana segars
Madeira wine, IF various kinds
Sherry, nlrscilles Madeira, Sicily Madeira, aid
Malaga ditto
1910 lbs roWn.cured b aeon, hog round
Pound Rolls Chewing Tobacco Also,
One Cart and Gear. nearly new oct 20
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A party Of gentlemen from Bombay, one. day
visiting the stupeudous cavern temple of Ele-
phania, discovered a tigers whelp. III one oi the
obscure rccesses of the edfice. DESTROYS OF kid
mapping the cub, without encountering the fury
of its dam, they took it up hastily and cautious.
ly, and retreated Being left entirely at liberty,
and extremely well ted. the tiger grew rapidly,
appeared tame. and fonding as dog, and IN eve.
~ respect domestlca,cd. AT length, when hav-
ing attained vast size, and Notwithstanding its
apparent sentleness it began toinspire terror, by
it's tremendous p.wers Of doing mischief TO a
piece OF raw meat, dripping with blood, which
fell in its way. 1t Is to be observed, that up to
that moment it had been studlously kept from
raw animal fond The instant, however, it had
dipped its tnngue in the blood, something like
madness seemed to have seized the animal-a de-
structve principle. hitherto dormant, was ava
kened--it darted tiefcely, and with glaring eyes,
upon it, prey, tore il with fury to pieces, and
growing aud roaring IN the most fearful manner,
rushed off towards The jansles.-Bro'cn's .An-
erdofes
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FOR Freight .

S5S The schooner SPiCi, ] Woodward. mas
- bughtn SOC barrels Apply to
&C = ". "a MILLER.
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For New Orleans

,sa The racket brig TRIBUNE, Staples, ma
Jst ,er, viii sail on the hrs OF next month, INo
- =. y For freight or passage. having exceieh
,.eormodations, apply 20 ,,,,n
~ l6-tlSt< FRtNnt''N - HnS't
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Mouse to Net

Choice Wines.
lust received per brig Remittance, from Madeira,
81 L. p. Madeira in hogshesds and Or casks
BusI do in quarter and half or casks
Sercal do in half quarter casks
Grape Juice do or and half Or casks
The above Wines are from the houses Of Newton,
Gordon, Murdoch, and Scott, Lewis Co., and ara
ofsuperior quality, and for sale by
MRssERsMITH.
TTho has in Store,
2ppes, hhds, and 10 Or casks Payne & Cos L.
r. Madeira
sercial, Burgundy, and Mamsey Madeira, in
quarter casks
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PUBLISHED By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
ii, pcDer SO per annum. Country paper IS.
For Amsterdam,

The fine coppered ship HARpEST
,tfAu-sdgord, master. For freight OF 100 hogs
$50 's q ,ob.;co, small StOwsge. apply to
hs4' A C. CAZENOYE Z Co.
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sugars. Coffee, Molasses, sc

Sugars. COHee, sM0AasseS, &c
nn Hogsheads2 Orleans, Porto Rico and ST. Croix
~ 30 barrels Sugars
boxes white Havana do
50 barrels and boxes leaf and lump do
100 bags Rio, Lsgura and Java Cotiee
IS hhds Orleans and English Island holasses
,9 95 h hhds { copper distilled whiskey
puncheons old Jamaica Rum
Is hhds New England 10
ITO chests, half chests and boxes Gunpowder,
Imperial, Tyson and Young flyson Teas
I.ws's cargo
100 600 lbs choice Bacon. our own curing
$4,000 lbs yellow and brown Soap
60 boxes mould and dipped Candles
For sale by SAN. LakMooh q W.
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brandy, Gin & Rum.

, As o'pes superior Rochelle brandy
pipes Holland gin weesp
An hogshesds West India rum
hp6." st'ah'ed pure, and of the best quality. Now
Oc, 5 'Om the schooner Abigail, for sale by
- A. C.. CAZENOSE & Co.