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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01

propsstors OF lots here, the farmer. on thu whole line
OF transportation, and to capitalists every wbere-we ore
happy TO lay the following Information before aders
Extract Of letter from gentleman in JVashington
TO ms friend n this city, dated May 2S.
g" am very anxious TO hear OF the subscription for tho
James RIVER lanai Stock The books to have been
opened the 2lst May. My old friend Cen L. who pad
ayng visit to this place last week. thinks there be no
DOUBT that would be taken rapidly in ew York unless
the late bank affairs render the demand for the capital too
great conspicuous capitalist OF that city told the Gene
rail- that there was safe mode Of investing money
now, than in Virginia improvements"
r. Sup to the last evening 1921 shares taken in this
city. - ~
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NKUSI SALE.-ln pursuance of a deed of trust ex.
N ecuted by Joseph & VIM II. Voolfolk to the sub
Se6er bearing date the 9th of September in the year
loz and recorded in the Clerks Office of Hanover corfil
sum therein mentioned !, as surviving trustee shall on
ednesday the 18th day of June inst at 70 O'clock A.
M. IL iar, al not the first fair day thereafter GSnha,
cePeu az ne same hou sell at public auction upon tire
- to we hShcsi bidder, for ready money certain,
~ P'IceI oil ahd' 81 acres, less with tire
county and lying in the upper part of II anovcr
Rowzee T. Minor and others of 30 II9 Eggeston T. II,
be sufficient TO discharge the debt interest and all
The title is believed TO be goods but acting rustec,k
shall only convey such title as is vested in me.
JOHN L. ANDERSON.
June l.
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May %.

YENO ROBERT WARE AND WIN. GRAY:-Take
n notice, that on Thursday the 9Th day of July next
snail, between the hours OF o'clock in the forenoon
aud four o'clock in The afternoons proceed to take the de-
positions OF Henry NJ. Wood aud Others the house of
ilutOeIiy weaver in the county Of Fluvanna; Fri
day the 9th Of the same month between die hours of 10
and L. F. NJ shall proceed TO take the deposition of Jo-
Seph "oohng and Others, at The house of John VIM in
the county oil Fluvanna; and Saturday the 7h of the
same month"; between the hours of 10 O'clock a. M and
4. M shall proceed TO take dispositions John Brit
anu olhers al The tavern of Mrs Ann Georges, in the
county OF Goochand; (and il from any cause tie said do
positions should not be taken the days above appointed
sha continue TO attend the several places between the
same hours from day 10 day, until they takcnl TO he
rea" as evidence in suit depending in Chancerv in the
Comfy Court OF Goochland, wherein | am plaintiff and
you are defendants. Yours
OVERTON b. PETIRT,
Admir-. of VIM. Wood, deceased
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HNOR SALE-My lands in the county of Henrico
a lying within miles of the city of Richmond and
joining The lands Of Mr. Geo. Taylor formerly the pro-
perry oil Capt Sheppar.The house tract contains i26
acres and may be considered among the most valuable
tracts OF land in the neigborhood it has comfortable
dwelling house, with new barn and all necessary built
ngsl he other tract contains 226 acres t,yoirds Of
winch may be considered the best timber land and of GOOD
4uahy-ItIs deemed unnecessary say any thing more
as no person would purchase without first viewing the
Iand-lhs property may be purchased low as + am
anxious to move 10 the West ). WHITELAW.
April n. I1T-y2,n
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Il I REEN SPRING LAND FOR SALE.-WilI be-
IA sold, 10 the highest bidder, Louisa Court House
on the second Monday in July next, Chat being Louisa
Courday) on credit OF two and three years,
OF LAND, containing 1855 Acres situated in Louisa
county, in what is well known the Green Spring neigh
borhoOd, which is, without doubt the best farming land
below the Ridge II is particularly adapted the grow IN
OF wheat and grass as healthy any part of Virginia
and affords good society be found in the coun5
About 300 Acres OF the Land cleared tie balance is in
woods, large portion of which Tobacco Land of sumo
rior quality. The Land is well waercd and i'm all re-
spects most desirabe 1t will be divided to suit prcha
ser required Those disposed purchasers are invited
10 view the land before the day OF SALE which will be
shown by my brother, Joseph ". Morris
JNO. MORRIS.
Executor of VIM Morris, deed.
May %. 6I,SGJs
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10 THE EDITORS or run ENQUTRER.
GcNrL UafrN -iu 90 account OF Voyage 10 the Easf
Indies and China made by Sonnerat, between the years
TIA ard $751; under the orders Of the French Govern
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Asici,'d Wholesale Eorlces Cu.rrcnt.

u The Public respectfully Informed, that Books for
subscriptions to the Stock of the flames River and x a.
nawha Company will be opened the Reading Room of
Mr. Bolts, from ~ till o'clock each day for The cns,
twenty days TEE COMNISSJON RPS 's
May 22 o.
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AtAUTION.--Be il known that nv wife Nfar,, II
~ Roper has absconded from, me without aBv carsc Or
provocalon on my part This is to forew aii persons
from harbounng her contracting any debts with her
on my account rs will not be auswerabe for them
BENJAMIN ROPER
NhHlCS Olty county, May -. 6-yydtvH
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MATTUEWS MEETINC

ses, and denies it in the third >"
MATTHEWS MEETING
AT numerous meeting Of the citizens of Matthews
friendly to the present Administration, held at the
on the 18th of May 1892 for the purpose of
appointing delegates represent them in the Convention
70 DC held in Baltimore the 2ls instant, to nominate
ePuolean candidate Tor the office of Vice President of
the u 3 at the elections: Col Thomas Uudpins was
appointed Chairman, and Thomas r. Yeatman Secretary
NC oplSc' o, the meeting was explained by the Chair
i; "u !" IN, al. Roy, Esq; and on motion, Charles At
SSnson; Houlder Hudgins, c. d. Tompkius, and WIN. H.
oy' sqrs were appointed committee TO prepare and re-
port resolutions to the objects of this mccting who
eureu ana IN short time reported the following Pream
PIE ana Resolutions, which unanimously adopted
WIN W. .he exception OF one dissenting voice:
whereas we cordially approve of the manner in which
our present worthy Chief Magistrate has discharged the
oues oil ms high and responsible Office; of the ability and
eS nc mas displayed in conducting foreign relations
% S SiSehess oil purpose and perfect integrity evnc-
Gu IN all 'e leading of the domestic policy of the
country we believe his election most important 10
me prosperity OF this country and the preservation of lis
republican institutions and as we consider concert and
uhanty on the part of the friends of Andrew Jackson
co., essential TO Insure this desirable end think
e convention TO be held in Baltimore during the present
month the best measure which could be devised TO mite
o enus o me Administration in the choice of
ho'i many conflicting opiniOns--tbereore
He$o'red lsf That heartily approve of the Bai.
more Convention, and that we appoint
as cur degates TO represent views i'm that body.
Resoiced I'd. That earnestly desire tina, all G,vora
oc 10 inc Administration should discard sectional caou-
S'es u Sor,ay cooperate in the support OF condi
date Tor the vice Presidency.
1'eS0trea So That we entertain the most exalted opi-
mon OF The merits and patriotism of distinguished fell
low cizen Philip p Barbour, and would rejoice in his
eeVauoh 10 the Vice Presidency; yet we will leave our
delegates free and unrammcled, trusting they will con-
tribute 'heir assistance TO harnonize aud Unite in one no.
ihlnauon The whole democratic party.
AeS0ped, 4h. That condemn the late rejection of
Martin Van Buren, by the Senate of the u States
esoired Stu That the proceedings of this meeting be
sneG me Chairman and Secretary and that the Edi-
tors OF the Richmond Enquirer be requested 10 publish
them in that paper
Ana on notion the blank in the first Resolution was fill
cd WIN the names of the following gentIemen: VIM II
wy Dr; m. Shuliice, Houder Hudgins and Dr. Al
THOMAS HUDCINS, Chairman.
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opponents Of tho Bank say there no hope Tor them IN
the Senate.
is it not astonishing to Mr. McDuie and Others
OF mat school denying cmphacally the
power OIL protecting manufactures, and yet advocating
Dehk ana internal Improvements? cannot reconcile
~ apparent inconsistency; and must believe that they
no nght reproach Virginia for her aversion to the
Ioc'rne oil nnihcation, whilst they such latudna-
rams themselves in not Immediately affecting their
interests; III Virginia becomes nuiier, she will
MUMMY the law Incorporating u :. Bank, the laws APP
PoPauhg the revenue OF the nation 10 local internal inn
provements, as tcer the Tariff Lac and She will
never consider that politician orthodox who admits the
CONSTITUTIONAL authority of Congress in two of these ca
ses, and denies il in the third -,
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- For THE ENQUIRER.
CAssGUs again returns his acknowledgements in tho
Editors of the Enquirer III will not violate the ritos If
hospitality by pressing 'UksOme discussion" with the
Editors in their own columns Ii would not be civil IA
quarrel with ones host by his own fre-side Cassus
would not have involved the Editors i'm the ksone tasL
OF yndcaing Mr.. Van Buren's republicanisln had he
not ie constrained to reply TO their structures on his first
communication. lie might plead again the privilege of
Teomng 10 the copious notes and dddendd which thev
nave appended to his astbu he orbears while he is their
guest opress dialogue with them against their ncina
ton Cassius seeks conference.-the has neither fine
talent nor disposition TO enter the lists as gladiator 10 v
strength with the Editors TO handy epitiets with te
next friend, Junius Brutus. II uncharabe TO dis
turb the compourc Of Junius Bruus by calling his dog
mas IN question: lie seems to reach his conclusions DCr
sGU-and he prOcaims them cone having authorif,'
10 speak the language of Kings and Editors 'Iiyne as
we do Says hey at distance from the seat of information
SC where "Our mail arrives only once a week" Junius
Brutus assures the public that nc has but an Indifferent
chance OF knowing what goes forward i'm ,e ,yorlJ II j.
quite possible therefore, that he has vet TO learn much of
MT van Burens political course. If Junus Bruus has
not Tead IT, would respectfully suggest to him to perusc
over the biography Of De Witt Clinton written by an
eminent citizen OF New York where he NAV see a full
length portrait Of his favoe Statesman n6 ouo usque ad
WdUm AsJunius Brutus lives "renote from ci,ies and
MS mail arrives seldom, be might divert his leisure
hours by taking the length of Mr. Van Buscns politicaI
loot from the Journals Of e Senate before he attempts
again 70 prove That he is worthy OF the SURFACES of
me virginia republicans than Judge Barbour. Junius
Bruus takes high ground for Mr. Van Buren,. Not con
tent thke The Editors Of the Enquirer and Mr.. " BIS
enus IN Virginia generally to rest his avotos claims
on our rePugnance to Mr. Sergeant this republican of the
Old Roman stamp takes Mr. " g. as positive good pey &c
VIII thank Jnnius Brut0s, II he will specify Of the
tals IN Mr. v BIS political life aud character which com
mend him to the republicans Of Virginia II Is quite pos
ble mat Cassius and Junus Brutus may not agree ex
acy ~ lhelr definition Of republican II Junius Brutus
VIII U'Nc OF his mask Cassius shrcwdy suspects nc will
reveal modern tedcrdIist instead Of ar ancient Roman
TePtOiicothe foe Of tho TarQuins ~ he had father
wear ms beaver down, Cassius would like to know hi.
opinions OF the alien and sediton IGtCsthe u S. Bank
the Iariii-lnternal Improvement &c &c as the enc
may mus 90 had to his preference Of Mr. Van buren,
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CDire Of The E5ard Of Commissioners under the Con-
Uention toih DcnmayB,

--,r,. W AsHTNGToN, May II, 1892
THNib Board, a, the present session, having invesirst
were presented for their considerations and al the desire
the parties not IN readiness having postponed any dc
clslon on The claims presented by them; II is ordercd
Wai when Tins board adjourn, it VIII adjourn 10 meet
again on The FIRST Monday Of October ncx and that it
VIII on that day proceed finally TO decide well on cases
examination.
And as the time limited by law for the existence orths
board WIZ expire in few months after its next meeting
is further 7'
OJdTed, That The Secretary Of This board notify an
persons whom may concern, That no assurance can e
be ready Tor examination on the first MONDAY Of (,ot,ic
next BY order Of the Board.
ROBERT FUITON Secretary
My ~ G2hnS6s twtiO
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Ertract efa letter from, WGshingtOn ,oitfen ON Mon
dan night.

day night.
"ln the ii. Of Representatives today the Debate upon
the mighty subject of the Tariff opened in the most
mastery manner by MIR. McDunie. He demonstrated
the cruel Injustice and inequality OF the Tariff and prov
ed think concusivey that the greater part of The bur
den Tell the producers Of Cotton &,
lie showed that duty of IL IL per cent (accordino o
the Bill reported by him from the Committee of Wavs
Mcans) would produce greater amount of revenue
tan the wants of the Government will require after sus-
tanning amply all existing establishments ,vili
leave considerable surplus in the treasury apnlica 10
contingent purposes. lie demolished Mr. Adamss report
ana his absurd notion Of referring the power Of
protect manufactures, TO the clause in the preamble of
the Constitution relating to the in
few words and upon the whole in his three hours
mot concluded0 he amply sustained his high reputation
and more than realized my ancipatons In parts of his
speech, ms denunciaons against the Tariff and lis sun
porters were really terribe and made my blood run cold
to think OF the expressions OF the South and the cruel
and perseyefing tyranny OF the manufacturers Perbaps
his picture Ovorcharged Perhaps in some Of his de-
tails and estimates he may have committed errorbut
ms main argument against the system itself irreltabe
and can only be answered by being eludedHe will be
vOted but his principal positions will defy the scrutiny
OF AL the Tanfjtes in tie world
I'm the Senate the Bank debate has commenced; but
not believe, upon the principle of fhe Bill Todav
when went in, found that body debating two amend
mens, requiring the of the State 10 the location
or continuance Of the Bank within its limits The other
giving II the power OF taxation 10 the extent that il tdred
as OCH institutions. Mr. Clay denied that the pover nj
taxation extended franchises or prvileaesbut admit.
tea That the tangible property Of The Bank might he tax
ed ~ other words he contendod generally that fran.
chise or privilege not tordbIe subject Mr. Taze-
well Immediately exposed this aIacv and tnade IL e an
parent that Mr.. Clay instantly denied that he had uscd
ne argument, but had only questioned the right Of taxino
ms franchise, and referred 90 the decision Of tic Supre
Court "a the case Of McCulloch rs The State of MARY.
land lie also urged upon Mr. T. the inconsistency If al
vocaiing this amendment II the States had already te
power to tax short reply again threw the Orator o.
the West on his backs and the Senate adjourned The
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Admir-. of WIN. Wood, deceased
Cumberland county May IS 5-w6ws
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Mr.. STEVENSON.

There is still some doubt about the result of fbe Flee
ton In Charleston One paragraph states tat was Tie
between Governor Hamilton and Colonel Walter Tho
Charleston Gazette OF the 25th states that Col Walter E
elected the Brigader by small majority There is aIrea
dy some discussion about the in which the cleo
ton was conducted-whether Drum and Fife Majors
we entitled TO n vote & Il -NJS''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-01

The Editors OF the lnegencer Beicuing public opiuou
oM d0ayS be sufficient against aJus Of ME Lcifge
oody to punish for eoHtepts REsRASsc IT
DEFGNIrION" -
The Globe quotes the above sentiment, and animad-
vers upon with great force and sincerity our own
parts trust Mr.. John S. Barbour will eoo-and nress
the passage of aw which may define this doctrine of
contemplated punish any interruption of the public bu
sincss.
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COMMERCIAL.
EDGAR SNowDEN. Sec'y

London Corn Exchange, Monday, May .
This morning the fresh supply of Cornis small,
and the weather having become very warm, buy
ers manifest very little disposition to purchase
Wheat of prime quality well supports lls price;
liverpool Corn Eaehange, May 7, O'Clock
AT this mornings market, though the transac-
tons in Wheat were to limited extent, rather
better prices were obtained than at the close Of
the week; IS cd may, however, be considered
the extreme price of the best samples OF Irish
One or two cargoes were sold Tree on board In
Irish ports, on terms fully equal to the above.
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IYl,is is to give Notice,

vU1uAT the subscrber, Of Alexandria County IN the
District Of CoIumbia. has obtained from the 1r,
Court Of . :,s c e e Of
ON. ON Hated states ARM, deceased All persons hav
ne claims .rains. the said deeeden are hereby VAN
,hb;s The same to the subscriber, passed BY the
ornSsns Court, on or before the son day Of nay.
1885, may, law be thsrsso ~
80 s1 20 make payment Given under my
hand. this 30th May. 1857. =, y.,pv.x
.o6t A,lm'r. Of Frederick l.. Griffith;
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. 20. CO.

ARRIVED. June 9,
Schr. March, Doane, Kingston, Nassi ballast to J,
& W. II. Irwin.
Schr. Harriet, Nck,rson, roston; plaster, &c to w
FowIe & Co and freight for the District
Schr. Hickory. Swami, Potomac Greek; corn to A.
C.. Cazenove & Co.
Schr Thomas Chiffon, Allen, Bladensburgh; tobac
CO to Edward Dsngeifcld
schr Resolution, Adams, Patuxent; toba Geo to W
Fowle & Co.
sloop Miller, Teal, Philadelphia freight for the
District.
SAILED,
sch-. Columbia, Smith, New York.
- George Washington, lewis, do.
- Schr Anti, Rider, Eoston
sIoop Johnson, Duncan. Philadelphia.
sloop statr,. Petit, cleared at Phade phia for
this port 9Th. sOop J. W. Caldwell N-s' hence at
Philadelphia 9TH.
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At an adjourned meeting of those favorable to
the establishment Of a Savings Fund institution
held at Brook Lodge on the 9Th inst JoSaTHAS
JANNEY was called to the Chair ana EDGAR
sSowDEs appointed Secretary. 80. g
The Constitution being signed by number OF
gentlemen present, It was "a.
RESOLVED, That this Meeting do now 60 into
an election for twenty -four Managers to serve Tor
And after counting the ballots given IN, the
following gentlemen were duly elected
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BircharA u Co.'s Menagerie

Recently imported, and neUer before srhibifea ~
this Country.
MILL be exhibited in Alexandria on Monday and
w TUESDAY, tile 1lth and 9th Of June, for two days
only corner of Royal and Duke streets
This admitted be the largest and most rare col
lection of Living Animals ever exhibited in America
Among which is the
MARITIME, or White Polar Bear,
the uny one ever brought to this country alive This
animal, rs an object Of curiosity and wonder. now
stands frs, in the scale of natural history He is huge
creature inhabiting the frozen regions Of the North.
From his abode among the Ice Islands, and along The
sea coast, he is called the Nsrtme Bear Navigaiors
relate fearful stories OF his ferocity. This powerful
animal weighs between seven and eight hundred lbs
lie has Seen exhibited in New York and Philadelphia,
where he has been visited by m,ny thousands, who
acknowledged him to be the greatest curiosity they
had ever witnessed.
The Elephant; The Royal Tiger; The african
Lion; THE Spotted Tiger; THE Hyena.
The yena is one of the most VIGOROUSLY fierce and
blood,hrsty animals mentioned in history. 1t has been
known tn rsnsack the graves and devour the putrid
human Bodies that have long been buried. IL ihiaoHS
the Eastern continent.
Male and Female Leopards.
Dandy Jacks Sports of the Ring
This imitation of the human species. and burlesque
Eaues Exercises and Equilibriums on the shet-
land P0ney
The Collection contains variety of other rare and
curious Animals.
ar Hours Of Exhibition from II a. u. to- p. ~,
and from until half past in the evening The AMI
msls will be fed in the presence OF the audience
past O'Clock, evening.
-. Admitiance IS cents; children half price. The
Exhibition is accompanied by good Music.
June 8-4t
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attention.!

MEETING of the Commissioned officers of the
IA Cd Brigade is requested atthe Brooke Lodge on
Tuesday light, June 18th. for the purpose Of making
suitable arrangements for celebrating the approaching
Fourth Of July. June 1l-2t
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For Boston.

SEx The packet brig ALEXANDRIA,
NINA Shove, master, having three..ourths of her
cargo engaged, will sail in few days For freight
or passage apply to the Captain board, lat Tuck.
er's wharf) or TO
June A. C. CAZENOVE & Co.
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Just puhAished,
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REPIEW,

THE LONDON QU.fRIERLY REFlEW,
No. XCIH Contents:
LIFE and Writings of Hesiod
/. II domestic Manners Of the Americans; by Mrs.
lrollopc.
Ill Fables and other pieces in verse. by Mary Ma
ria Coing with some Of the author. in letters
ofs Fz Of Fitzford.' ''rhe ralba,' sc. &c.
w Principles of Geology, being an attempt to ex.
plain the former change Of the earh's surface, by re.
ference to Causes now in operation; by Charles Leyel,
Esq F. u. s. Professor of Geology in Kings College,
London VollT.
v. l. Fragments Of Voyages and Travels, by Capt.
Basil Hail. NJ, second series. 2. An Account OF the
British Campaign of 1909, in Portugal and spain' by
the Earl of Munster,
VI l. Facts relating to the punishment of death IN
the Metropolis by Edward Gibbon Wakefield, Esq:
2. Reports from the Select Committee on Crmnai
Commitments and Convictions. Communicated ny
the Commons to the Lords, 1923 8. Ditto, 1879
VII Remarks on the condition of Hunters. ahe choice
of horses and their management in series Of familiar
letters; by Nimrod
Frances Ann Kemble.
TX. 1. Souvenirs Mirabeau ct sur les dex IRE
mieres Assemblies Legislatures Par Etiene Dumont.
(de Geneve,) ouvrage posthume public par u. =. =.
Duval, Membre du Conse Representstif du Canton de
Geneve. 2. The Progress of the Revolutions OF lo4O
and 1880 On the present balance OF parties IN inc
State, by Sir John Walsh. Bart, NJ. r. Some lie
1ections Of Church Of England Man on the conduct
of the Chief Secretary for Ireland. True causes oil
Riot aud Rebellion; or petition to the King on ne.
BALI Of the prisoners convicted under the late Speci
Commissions at Bristol and Nottingham.
June 9-3t WIN. u MORRISON, Agent.
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FRESH Te0s. &c.
WILLIAM FOWLE & co. haze for Sale,
8 !ss"s SEES "i Stsss
20 do do Imperial the last month.
20 hhds s.. cro s and N Orleans Sugars
rs hhds superior retailing mo!asses
IS ihd' NJ r. rum
20 bbls
March q Co.'s London Particular, Sicily and ri.
CO Madeira, Leoville and Aedoc Clsret,
Sauturns and Champagne wines
100 bolts Colts cotton duck, all numbers
so do cotton ravens do
60 coils Manila eordage
90 boxes Havana segars Of extra quality
roo casks nails, assorted sizes
so bbls mess and prime beef
so do prime pork
40 do No. q u.,.ra
800 do No. 8 iune7