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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07

Extraordinary Theft. The following anus.
ing and singular piece Of rosuery, lately occur
red in Paris.
An individual. well dressed, presented him.
self at the shop OF a female who sold ready made
linen in one Of the retired parts uf Paris, and OBJ
served TO her, that she appeared To keep large
assortment of gentleman's shirts ~"Oh. Yes,
she had them of all descriptions, and very cheap"
'Pray madam" said he, "ha,e you any gar
ments OF a similar description aud superior qua
lity, for ladies'; | aG about to be married and
wish TO make nv intended wife present OF three
Dozen" "Certalnly, certainly, sir, | have
some which avn sure will suit YOU" and forth
with, three parcels. each Containing dozen,
were exhibited on the counter. One wa, open
ed aud the stranger examined il with much at
tention; at last he said IL I'm afraid that these
are tOu shorty then seemed lost for a moment
in thought, at the difficulty which presented it.
self to his mind # a.certaIning the precise SIZE
wanted-an idea seemed to strike hun.
Madam he SAID. you are about the height
and size of the lady shall shortly marry, would
it be asking too much of you To draw one OF
these over your dress" :. Not at all, III do
it with great dealof pleasure" In a minute,
the good woman appeared In the b"dy Ot the shop
CothpitteiS euNtiopeu III one lie sVdiISeT
loDked at her, walked round her, and stopped.
apparently to draw down the garment behind
her to its full length. in doing which he very
adroi,ly fastened her clothes to it with large
pin. She surprising his examination finished, at.
tempted to take it off again, when to her asto.
nishlnent she found her clothes rose up with il.
At this moment the fellow grasped the parcels
and made nf with them. The poor woman hest
tated to fhluw-matle another attempt To divest
herself of the superiluous covering, but failing Ia
do SD, ran after HIM. So much time however
was los, and SO many boys collected about her
at tn. novel appearance She presented, that she
was sooh compelled to return to her shop ant
put up with the loss
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07
TARIFF BILL.

In the House OF Representatives on Tuesday,
after the rejection of Mr.. Adams motion, as
stated by US yesterday,
Mr. APPleton's amendment, proposing square
yard duty on cottons, next came up, and was
rejected-Ayes 20. Noes so.
Mr.. Howard moved another in different
form, leaving the ad ralOrem duty at e5. and
next year at 20 per cent; aud adding specific
duty on plains Of IS cents per square yard. on
unbleached thread, &c. 60 cents per h., and CO.
lored yarn rs cents.
After some discussion, this amendment was
nega;ived.
Mr.. Wickliife proposed to graduate the reduc.
ton on cottons, SO as to put the duty at IS per
cent, then at so, and then at Is per cent. per.
manent.
This was negatived-Ayes SO, Noes not
counted.
Mr.. Beardsley moved to put the duty at 40
per cent, then IS, aud leave it permanent at so.
This also was negatived.
The question was then put on Mr.. Whites
(of New York; amendment, which fixes the
duty at so per cent. then at 25-and leaves it
permanent, after 1886, at 90 per cent, and
carried by the casting vote of the Chairman
Ayes 60, Noes SO.
Mr.. Jeuiter moved to reduce all the duties on
iron one half. Nesa,ived.
lie then moved to strike out the Bill after the
euactlng clause, and substitute a provision
that the existing duty on all articles should re.
main till March, 1884, after which they should
suii'r a gradual reduction at The rate Of 10 per
cent annually until the Revenue should be re-.
duced TO Is millions OF dollars.
This was nesatlved.
Mr. Denny moved to reinstate the duties on
iron IN the Bill of 1882. Negatived
Me- Reed. uf Mass, moved to amend the Bill
10 the section respecting ,arred cordag", 50 as tn
leave the duty a, 4 cents
This amendment was agreed to- Yeas II
Nays 4s.
He oHtred another. leaving untarred cordee,
at 5 cents; which was agreed TO.
Mr.. Marshall moved to put hemp at S3s iii
1884, and then at $50. Nesa,iyed.
Mr.. Jewett moved to strike out the section in
relation to Salt. Nesatived.
MIR. Reed ct Massachusetts, moved to strike
out the section in relation to Olive OIL Agreed
to. Yeas sc.
Mr.. lhre moved to raise the daty on lnserd
hemp seed, AMI rape seed, as by the act Of 1882
Negati,.d.
MIR. Pearce moved to reduce the duty on mo
lasses from four cents to one cent. Negatived
Mr.. Root moved to amend the duty on silks
by aboishing the discrimination between silk,
from India and those from the Mediterranean
and France.
This motion gave rise to considerable debate
in which Messrs. Root. Ingersnli, WickIifft
Wilde, Ellsworth, T. Everett, Jarvis, and Clay
took part. The result was. that the duty in tn,
bill "as postponed until March. 1885.
Mr. Jarvis wished to put the duty on all silks
at 10 per cent. Nraatived.
Mr. Z. E,erett moved !" put India silks at II
per cent. aud admit all others free. Nega,ived
The motion Of Mr., Insersoli, TO strike out III,
whole sc lion in relation to silks, finally prevail
ed-Yras IS. Nays IS.
journed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07

generous Caroiinians II their infstuation shall
urge them to the rash step.
"The castle is defended BY two companies of
artillery. under the command Of Captains Saun.
ders and Patrick.
There is no intercourse, scarcely, between
the officers and either of the parties in the city.
Under other circumstances, this would be plea.
SAINT post, our boat plies twice day between this
and Charleston, which would afford me an oppor.
tunity Of visiting the city as often as wished
One great disadvantage is, that there is not room
enough for exercise-the whole space beyond
the reach of the tide not being much more than
half acre. The marsh, however, is fast filling
up with oyster shells, which in a few years will
afford firm foundation.
F" Fort Moultrie is situated on Sullivan's ISL
and, about five miles from Charrstun; aud, un.
I'll the recent 6ellIgerant attitude Of South Car
oina, 10 rather defenceIess condition. They
are now repairing the fort, manning 1t With ordi-
nance OF various calibre. aud surrounding 1t with
piquets for infantry. The island i, thickly stud
ded With houses--built exclusively for summer
residences; whittier the fashion, the beauty. and
chIvalry of Charleston congregate every summer
to enjov the fine sea breeze. and perhaps sea bath
ing. The dwellings, surrounded by piazzas- the
palmetto. the beast and pride Of the Carolinians-
the Spanish bayonet, ian evergreen from 10 to Is
feet high)-the soft, elastic atmosphere, alto.
gether produced such AL impression upon me that
could very readily imagine myself in some "r
iental village SD entirely different was every
thing from what had been accustomed to-"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

In the Senate, yesterday, the Revenue Collec.
ton Bill was taken up. and Mr.. TYLER, Of Va,
addressed the Senate in an able and eloquent
speech against the passage Of the bill. He repu.
dated Modification; bat strongly coatended
against the use Of force.
After Mr.. TY Err had concluded, Mr.. CLAY
TON, of Delaware, took the floor. but gave way
TO motion to adjourn. Mr.. CLAYTON will
speak to day.
The House Of Representatives was occupied
all day with the Tariff Bill. various amendments
to which were offered and discussed, the particu.
lars Of which will be given IN our next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07

The re election OF Mr.. Robbins to the u s.
Senate from r. Island from the 9TH March next.
has occasloned considerable excitement in the
legislature OF that State, on constitutional point
of the following nature. The acting governor,
lieutenant governor and the whole Senate, (ten
in mulberry were elected in 1881, for one year.
No provision is made by charter for holding over
beyond the term. The only provision is that,
in case no governor is elected. the lieutenant go
vernon, or failing him. the senior Senator shall
at "a governor. In April 1852, there was a
failure to elect governor. lieutenant governor,
and senate. In January of that year, an act was
passed providing for holding new elections in
case of no choice, and that the officers then in
power, Those in tins rase who passed the billy
should hold over until others were elected by
the people. Every attempt at choce has since
failed, and the Governor and Senate continue 10
held over.
The right Of the Senate to act in the chuice Of
U S Senator. is the point denied. In Octo.
Der. the House refused To join them BY maturity
Of three votes. In January, after refusing to
join BY maj"rI'y OF flee. they consented by the
same majority, and Mr. Robbins was reelected
by a n.alu,iiJ 81 fvs ,ntes.
Thirty members "f the lower house protested
against the election, aud It is said will cuntes,
il in Congress. -Bdt inner.
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advertisement.

the latter part of the year 10 9. series ofterary
4 communications, b, "a Club" f young gentle.
men, were published IN the Alexandra Gazette. The
advertiser collected nearly ali the numbers after they
hal neen printed, and pasted them in q book The
Book was loaned QUITO whom is forgotten
he OBJ, OF this notice is TO rqnes, whu' may
have t. t, e.ve i, at ,lsoice and by doing oblige
the adv uiSc,. feb ST
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07
COLOMBIA.

Important improvements are said to have been
made in the moral and political condition Of this
country under the auspices of Gen. Santander.
A visilant eniorc ement of the laws for the eman.
eipaton Of slaves. and Tor the establishment of pr-
mary schonls, gives fair promise OF lasting utility
from his administration.
A native of Massachusetts, Mr.. Augustus Lee
land, has been employed by the Governor Of We
Iez to repair the road from Bosoto TO the river
Carare, which will open a communication to
navlgable water from rich and fertile country.
The province vi Rio Hacha mas been restored to
tranquility.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07
For sale.

TNHE GEORGETOWN COLUMBIAN GAZETTE
1 is offered for e, either with without the ma.
teras necessary To carr, it on 1t is the only newspa.
per published in the town, and to practical printer
Oft. rs many advantages
Persons inclined to purchase will Of course require
more particular Information than con conveniently be
given in advertisement. Applications, personally
or BY lett Gfby mail, postpaid, will receive prompt
attention. B HOMtNS,
Editor and Proprietor.
Georgetown, d. C. Feb SIT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07
MARYLAND.

:, Inc Committee Of Ways and Means of the
1se OF Delegates Of Maryland have made
''p'r''n favor Of the establishment Of a State
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07

CASTLE PINcKNEY, IN the harbor Of Charles
ton, to which port the Custom House is to be re.
moved, is thus spoken Of in letter from an offi.
Ger OF the United States Army. published in the
Winchester Republican,:
castle P,nckney, where am stationed, is a
smate but castelia,ed notification built upon
marsh; small portion OF which has been re-
claimed for that purpose. 1t is within 9 or IA
hundred yards oi Charleston, and completely
command, the city. The walls are seven or eight
feet in thickness, having emhra>ures for mu.ket.
~, and defended BY eight twenty-four FOUNDERS,
two tseves, two s,xes aud ten incn howitzer.
Others are 20 be added. which will make the place
almost ,mpregnab'e. Here, ii matters come to
the worst, the first blow will be struck. and
dreadful will be the destruction to the brave and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07

Plaster Paris, lfetalIJ per ton, 10 o UU
FLouR.-We have no change to notice in
Flour. The wagon price continues steady al
IS On. Yesterday, 100 or geo bbls. were sold
from stores at IS 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07
Servants for liire.

'tShHEE GIRLS. (from the country. and of God ha
i 5,o) Of II. l3 aud Is years Of age, would be hr
ed D. the year at reasonable wages Amply to the
l'rinter. f,b 7-dtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07
SLIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. CD.

PORT or ALEXANDRIA. (D. c.
FEBRUARY 6-Passed up for Washington,
Schooner S~ans,iiie, trom Norfolk, with Timber
for the Navy Yard.
Brig ARIA, from Tnomaston for this port, at
Norfolk eth ut
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Jast rubAishe0,

JAst FWDNlsNeO,
find for sale by ELIZA KENNEDH
ysy,In declaration ni dependence, the Constitution
of the United States, s,hing,on's Farewell Ad-
dress and the Proclamation OF Andrew Jackson to the
people of South Carolina; with predatory remarks by
one IF he most dsting ui,ed Statesmen IN the Union.
Price 25 cents in cloth; 10 cents in paper
feo 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07
office.

[ LII persons who received Muskets from the Arse.
N nal during the summer Of 1881. are hereby
qiireG to the same t. within ten days from
'hs date; after which ~arapts will be brought against
ali deli quents BY order:
feb 5--eoIUt KtSSEY GIWFFITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07
NEW-YORK MARKETED. 4

NEW-TUKk MARkE I-FeO. z.
Cora Exchange The business for the past
week has been much as the week previous Flour
iuanimate, without alteration, with the excep
non OF Howard street, which is lower. Rye
Flour. a little better demand, we quote Al ,4S.
luJiau Meal at 5 6ai per bbI. Northern Rye
80 cts safes. Southern Corn. sales have been
made al Co. cts. no demand for exporta,i"n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07

New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. 5 for 1853.
To be drawn IN Nv Y,rk on y edne 'lay, Feb
Prize of 100000 | Prize of 10000
do of 90. 200 90 do of l,Or0
Tickets $40. halves S; quarters 50; eigh,hs Is
To be had IN q varie,. OF Humrers
=. II. WHITES
ot.ry 0Gee, Roya! Street.
II Ord RS from tn. cnuntr, special, ended to.
Drawing OF tine rand unsolicited Lottery, Glass No
S Cor 1888
8 81 Sc % II 6 4S 25
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07
>ew York Consolidated Lottery

new York Consolidated Lottery,
CHuss No. s for 1885,
To he drawn in sew York on Wednesday, Feb
prize of 100000 prize OF $4,000
do of 20. 900 90 do of 1000
| do of 5000 SC. &c. &c
Tickets $40; halves ); quarters 50; eighths Is
10 be had n varct, Of numbers of
r. UONSEs
Lot nv q Exchange Broker. Aie4 nndria
Drawing of the Grand Cnsoli lated Lottery, Class No
5 for 1883:
81 Sc % II 6 48 Is
r. Comb ns,,on Nos. d %, prize of $500. was
sold a. CORsf'S, to CT, izen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-07
"A eW store.

"A New store.
LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN has commenced the
GROCERY BUSINESS,
lower end O. Prince street, adjoining John H. Ladd's
and directly opposite where he formerly kept, on The
wharf where he intends keep general assortment Of
Wmes. Liquors, Groceries, and Ship Chandiery,
and wheie lac invites his old customers and others to
call and get bargains jan 29-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-26
George 8. Hough

rs now opening choice selection Of FANCY AND
i ST4fLE, GOODS, consisting in part of
Super London cloths and cassimeres, mems summer
wear; black lustrngs and poult de soie wstefed and
figured sks white. pink blue and blak Ssttnss paint
ed muslIns and calcoes, light French cillcoes. very
handsome, painted pa'mnette, Italian erape3 Cyprus
and Iris gsuze; eambrics, ackones; painsnd figured
Swiss and Hook ditto plaid mullins, ginghams, real
searsuckers; popgees; white and brown drillinGs;
strpes for boys, case super soft dressed Irish lie
mems, super long lvns, green and white blond veils
figured and plain barrege ditto, linen cambria, ditto
hdkfs; Bishops lawn, white merino and camePs hair
shawls, beautiful assortment of fancy hdkfs bobbnets
and aces, Grecisnette, nuns laces Hoskin and kid.
gloves, large assortment Of cotton hosiery, misses dit
to- some very superior, Masees md silkvestirg To-.
BILE and bird eye diapers, Irish and Russa sheetngs,
beached; black and colored hastings, blue and green
table covers; coIored and white knitting cotton; grass
cambria for honnets gauze and other ribbons, gaoonss
fine blsck bombaxete and crcsssiansi 81 and common
bombazeens; yellow and blue nankeens, gauae hsn.
nels fancy tuck, side and puff combs, hair brushes 10
gres, variety, tooth and nail ditto, bandannas some
first chops rattine for coacbmakers bangups and bes.
verteens; tckings and domestics generally; silk and
cotton umbrellas and parasofs foundations and wad'
ding; point blankets, coarse linens cotton bufiapss
low priced capeDg. very handsome, four oases straw
bonnets, Leghorn fats, boys leghorn hats, mems su
perfne palm ditto
Cotton Yarn. Candlewick and Cotton Bats CONSTANT
ly on hand, at Baltimore prices 4th mo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-26
EucklanN f0r sale.

TlURsuANr to Deed Of Trust executed by John
L Love, bearing date the 30th day of March, 1920,
and recorded in The County Court Of Fsuquer. shall
the therein mentioned on wsdoesday
in the morning and O'Clock in the evening. on the
premises. proceed to sell. for cash,
THE TRaCT OF LAND,
with the appurtensnces thereunto belonging called
BUCKLAND. or Buckland Farm;
.;,.,ed mar, in the County cf Prince William and part
in the County of Fsuquer and estimated in the said
Feed to contain
be IN. same more or less. The improvements are We
r, aud valuable This land is dstsn. from
Wsrrantcr to 10 mics. and about 81 miles from Al
xand,;s the soil was originally Of strong staple and
BY ns ss1
sn,wn that further description is deeme unneces
s.ry Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing. are reirr,ea q
John Brown, Esq Who lives in the neighbofnooo anu
vill shew the land. :,
Such title a. is in the subscriber will be conveyed to
the purchaser. IhoHso :. T.',.,.
Juno l4-wt2lstAug
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Naw s.slRHs VOL. Hz no., ssss.

New Ye.s, sugars, be
FRUITS. &c. &c.
Landing from New York. and for sale 6y tn
subscribers
0On Chests. half chests. and boxes Gunpowder'
NSU Imperial, Hyson. Young Hyson and Pouchons
TEAS, fine qualities
20 beautiful seqaeredcaddie' Gunp pow
20 hogsheads New Orleans, Porto kico ana 81
Croix SUGaRS
50 bags white Br iii do
10 quarter casks Port
90 Indian barrels xoLsillon
40 quarter casks 'iry Malaga WJNES
S half pipes Catalonia
40 cases CIaret
10 do Muscat
half pipes seignette's Cognac Brandy, emit
tied to debentlre d
10 barrels Honey
so boxes new Cheese
l case Vermicelli
100 bales Cassla
10 bales Almonds
60 Madeira Nuts
80 drums Prunes
$50 do Figs
IS do Dates
so boxes Bunch Raisins
90 boxes French Fruits in vinegar
40 do Capcrs and Olives
so do Sicily Lemons, in good order
pipes fresh Lemon Juice prepared IN Sicily,
1913 Demijohns, one, two, and Eve gallons.
S casks Brown Stout
90 dozen English Mustard
N B These Goods, being imported under reduced
nd abolish, duties and purchased chic hy for money
can be sold at how prices.
june 10 SAMUEL B. LARM0UR 4 Co:
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Office Of the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company

Office of the Chesapeake y Oh'o Cqnm Compdhy'
WASHINGTON, Juse 8. 1888.
N1OrICE is hereby given, that an lhsslment Of two
dollars and ifty cents per share, fbeing the 39th
MISTAKENLY on every share Of stock in the chesapeake
and ohio Canal Company, is required to paid on the
sth day Of August next; and further sum OF two
dollars and fifty cents ershare tbeng the 4oh install
ment) on the 10th day of September next; which in
,tslmen,s must be paid to the credit oi the Chesa
nsaLe ard Ohio Canal Company, to the Cashier OF
other officer of either Of the following Banks viz:-
The Branch Bank of the United States at Washing
/ ton, d. C..
p,.;ot;. iart do
Bank of the Metropolis, do
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
Bank of Alexandria at Alexandria
Bank of Potomac do -
Farmers Bank Of Alex'a do
Hagerstown Bank in Hagerstown. Md
Branch oe the Valley Bank in ChsrIestown, va.
And the Branch Of the Valley Bank in Leesburg, Va
By order of the President and Directors:
JOHN p. INGLE,
CLERK Cheapeakesnd Ohio CansiCo
:,,oa 7-wt16thSeut
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Tn NNuse NUMBERS.

yyyHE Trustees Of the Washington Academy OF West
morciand County. ION the first Saturday in July
next at Oak Grove) win contract for the immediate
erection of a HOUSE, to be As feet by 80, with a
Portco as BY ditto. supported by s1 columns me
hmen, story to have three rooms the second three,
and the third four To be Of brick. aud finished in
Main but workmanke manner The site is on the
heights about four miles from each River, and re-
msIkabiy healthy.
proposals for the brick wood work, or both, may
be addressed to the subscriber, "Leedstowh' yves.
morcIso," by whom any further information desired
win be furnished BY order of the Board,
HENRY TAYLOR,
;une 13-w3w Presiding Trustee.
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twenty Dollars Reward

WILL be given for the apprehension OF JAMES
w G. MATHEWS, an indented apprentice to the
Cabinet Business. who absconded on sunday morning
last The said Matfers (more famiIisry known by the
name of Burns) is about 10 years Of age feet or
inches high, slender made thin vsage, frecked face;
light brown hair, of rather sluggish carriage and
ST. czech, with considerable self consequence He mad
on when he absconded white hat olive close bodied
coat, white pantaoon', &C.; but having 's,.s,y o.
having slight knowledge of the Upholstering Bus'
ness. may possibly tender his services as SUCH
The above reward, with all reasonable expenses.
will be paid for his apprehension and securems Mt SO
that get him again, and all persons are hereby 'ote
law will be rigidly enforced against all offending.
| ;,ne If JAMES GREEN.
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This to give notice,

the District of Columbia, has obtaised from The
rnh,ns Court of said County. letters OF administration
On the personal estate Of william Pascoe, late Of the
County aforesaid deceased. All persons having claims
s;n.t the said decedent hereby warned to exhibit
,Se same to the subscriber passed by the Orphsns'
Court on or before the 18th day of June, 1854, or
thew may by law be excluded from oil benefit to sa.d
estates and those indebted thereto are required 70
make immediate payment. Given under my hand TINS
Iah ,nne Ia23. JOHN JOHNSON,
go 70 Admir- Of VIM. Pascoe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-26

EdlMburgM i00tn-stcne faste
yx1uE sbove article is represented as having its cha.
racter constantly enhanced by numerous respect
able certificates faithfully applied according tothe
directions and cure be not effected. the purchaser
will have his money refunded on eturning the Boz
Sold by WILLIAM SIAbLhH,
6h mo 10 Agent.
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Teas, Anaf sugar, Coffee, &c

Teas, Aoaf sugar, Coffee, &c
x0 Chests and half chests Teas
q 10 boxes Lost Sugar, assorted
- y hhes E EaaElqa Ikra AND N 8 dsesaF
bsis Jamaica do
10 boxes chocolate
20 aids prime New Orleans Nolssses
casks Rice
Is boxes best bunch Rasins
50 drums pulled Figs
10 bags Pimento
10 bags Pepper
10 boxes best Chewing Tobacco
8 boxes Plug do
so rsams Wrapping Paper
90 reams FOoIscap do
/ case assorted Fancy Soap
Is boxes yellow do
Is boxes mould and dipt Candles
IS coils white Cordsge
Just received and for sale by
mar ~ KEtK IIHuhOH'