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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22
TRUSTEES SALE OF
AL UAELE SLAVES AM ErrD Nr7rr-D

Al OAbLE SLAVE AND FURNITURE
y pursuance Of an oricr or The Superior Com, er
henIeo and kiihmSni, mse the 3Ist day Of March
~ we present year m suit "a Chancery. IN which ROB-,
S~a..ney Is plaintiff and John iIeth and others are De
'u1 oi two deeds OF Trust cntei bv Inc -
Jon he'ni ore datet me Isl day of January 1871 made
20 he $40 ROBERT t'wathuey Trustee r HE ten.f, ~
Li- huGeF-. ana the oihcr daed the lGth or
Isft faide 20 James Wicsham aud John A Narst,,I'
lfHsiees. Tor the benefit Of a Gwafhmev aod -
temple "Wihtney hothof which said leeds are raror,
~ IN erieli tounty-the icrssued on ririts,
u Jay OF May In the prtsen; year al the Rel Tsvcr
n ne Wv OF htcnm1 mo will proceed sell AZ putlic
cion Tor cash sundry slaves converted by 40 two
leels Aforesaid being uuwars OF - IN ulmher consist
uE on men, women ami children, and Guiding some
driver cook. &C. -i carnage
AMI IN pursuance Of the order Of Court ana ~
We same t~o deeds Aforesaid the unders.n.d yili o.
w ~ aS o. ne sane month. (May, Isl p al the W.
ouse OF a Dickinson opposite the ofsee OF I,nes
-tf a son ~ the said CITY proceed 10 sell A. D1-I.
suction log cash, sunry articles 81 Furniture
- ,he sal hec consisting prnciF aly Of beis b.l1,
/ household Furniture. 0' ~4I-'es OF
u the So sale shan not be completed dn the aye
.pohei hey vii be continued respectively rom i,y
ROBERT GWATHMEY.)
JAMES MICkfAM. Trus,ses
JOHN A MEREDITH. \
ap o ctis IT DICEtNsoN A..
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JAMES PHALEN = co... NaasssrI,
RfcuMOND. Va.
sl0.Ooo. md 100 or $1,000.

The following splendid Schemes offer tho mos,
hauerng prospect Tor fortune ofany before pub.
lished
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

School Funi lorcry, Glass ~ 49, for 2ld April - Nos.
~ irawn Splendid tapais- s3HO 6QOO. ts, 25Ou 1850
h lt 1917 l2t llou 100 pines of u0. 10 Of 90 sto
etc. Whole rcscis tl2-starcs 10 proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

FOR BOSTON

pfS The coed schooner UM n DAWSON Ira
kxkb vcrs. master, having considerable part of her
cargo enE'gei will have dispaich. Apply on
'oari. NJ Ficseu's wharf, or 20 ~
apt5 FISHER a SON.
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ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
coNGREsS-wRDNEsDAY-

In the House, ths amendments to the Appro.
'''''o" Bill were acted upon, aud then the bill was
passed. The Appostionmeni Bill was then taken
up IN tho Committee OF the whole. A motion
was made OIL the blank with 70,OOO-sn amend.
ment OF $1,000 was moved and earried-and then
motion was made to substitute so,OOO-but be.
fore any vote, the House sd journed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

Oh WILLIAMS & HAXALL
EXECUTORS SALE OF FrrRNJrtrpr
SLAVES, SC.
On Friday neIt. 22d April, or " weather unoyo,.t
the next day. AZ 10 O'clock the Housc Gormery y.
pisd by Jno lay, We will sell the Furniture ami s.v.
belonging 70 the Estate Of DIR Richard May decd eons
ing OF valuable slaves OF good character viz Robin Al
Old man, Ga GarfenefJ and his sally. Archer sho.
maker, and Girl, about 10 years Old Also
spring sofa
J mahogany Secretary and Book Case
set 10 Dining Tables
dozen Rush Scat Chars
ingram Carpets and Rugs
mahogany Rocking Chair
d. Tea Table
do Sideboard
DO Wardrobe
single Bedsiead, Bed. Matirssa AMI P,,,nt,n,.
AiSo. variety Of Kitchen Furniture etc
IEHMS-An sums over slOO, q months. npd.r ,h.,
amount cash. "'"e' u'a'
o., ny order OF the Executor.
ap - WILLIAMS d HAXALL Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

WV. a.. WATSON,
COMMISSIONER IN BANKRUPTCY,
Avn

Commissioner for tho Hastings Court
an be found nj tho Ofcc " Mcssta r. Andcrsou A Co
near shockoc Warehouse.
an & colin
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FRENCm CAssINEREs

/, IO COFFEE-2l5 bags Grcon large grain CoGeo
spi9 WILLIAMS a HAXALL
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For RALTIMORE


x The regular packet schr HARRIET, Hand
10 master, For fire. ghf or passage. havita rood &C
= eommoiitons, ippiy 70 the master on board At
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FOR RENT.

So The House At the upper end OF G street paYt
nm above the residence Of Hugh Waii. Esq Pos
6lsIM session given Immediately. Apply 10
--A & HOWARD
Ora fffs nIu
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Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County Of New York from the 18th day
- Nov. TO the 10Th day OF Nov. 1912.
IS Men 80 Women; 80 Boys 81 Girls. Total i2e

In the City and County Of New York. from the 18th day of
Nov. TO the 10Th day Nov, 1872
81 Men; 80 Wsmen; 80 Boys 81 Girls. Total i29
Abscess 0; Aporexy q Asthma o; Asphyxy, Atrophv
Bleeding o. Bleeding from lungs Il Burned scaded, o;
consumption. 27 CoAcussion of brain o. Convusons Ia
Congestion i Group Hives, o; Congestion of BRAIN q
Congestion Of lungs D. Cancer Collie, l. Congestion
in the head u dom chest do in the abdomeni Drowned
Dysentey, Ii Debility Epilepsy, o: Executed o; Enlarge
Of the heart, o. Exhaustion o. Fever q do Puperse
o. 20 BILIOUS, do intermittent 0; do Scarlet, 2; do Ty
ing Cough, l; inflammation o. of Brain do of Bowels q
do OF heart o. do Of Lungs g. do of Stomach do of Throat
OF Womb o. do Of Liver 2; do of CHI do do of Bad-
der 0; Insanity, o. Killed or murdered Jaundice o. Lues
Heart o; Measles. Modification o. Old Age q Organic
disease OF heart q Palsy, 1:Pemaure Birth s
o; Phleematic Dolens Small Pox, q schus, Spinal
Disease, Sprue o; Scroffut2 Suicide, l. sottenng Of
the brain, 0; Tqmor o. Teehing o. liberation Of
l. liberation Of the bladder, Il liberation of Brain
known. 0; Worms, o;Use of audanum 0; Varolod ITO
tai, 1873.
., Under year. 81; ito2 years i5 ato5, e;5toio TOTO
3, 10 TO go s. 80 TO 30 g. 100 and upw ards unknown
PLACES
United States, IS; Ireland %; England S: Scotand Ger
many q France Switzerland, l. Spain o. Poland o. Brit
Russia Norway0; at sea- o; Madeira o; Cape de Verd
Islands. o. Belgium, o; Unknown. 2.
or the above there from Almshouse Bellevue
Hospital Belleye, 81 PesentlaIy Hospital, BackweliS
New jersey, Long Island 0; Westchestero Lupac Asy
um q Governors Island Rockland county o; Staten ISL
and o. Long Island Hospital, Q; Long land ,rms l. Bed
lows Island 9: Orphan Asylum, Prince street. o.
''''''' JSo. II GRIsCoM. M. D. City Inspector.
Civ Inspectors Office. Nov. 81. 1912.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. az, 1s4a.



Barque Everton, Mayo, st Msrvs, Ga Nesmh. Leeds &
Co.-Brgs savannah Hawley Mobile, surges Chairman;
Noyes Ashby Port Leon via Key West aud Cedar Keys
Chairman; Ferry Thompson Charleston Durham 4 Dmos:
Detroit, Anderson, Georgetown, sc.
Arrived.
Swedish barque OccideneD son days from Cadx
with $50 lasts salt 70 Mr.. Dixon
Big Sarah Brown Norton days from Mobile with cotton
nS 1ay ssys S% s. Thomas
sehr Glide James, Gays from Hayre dc Grace, with
schr Samuel C. Abbott Baker, from Philadelphia with COAL
scnr John e. Demsrest Smith, from Norfolk with shingles
sohr T. D. OdelI, Smith, from Brandywine, with flour
schr Express, Smith, days from Philadelphia with coal to
schr Atlantic Robinson from Havre Grace with coal to
schr Achsah D. Tuttill from Philadelphia, with coal. to
schr Texas Cross, days from Philadelphia with coal to
schr Brandywne, Townsend from Philadelphia with COAL
10 master 49,
Three bngs. Wind w.
ships Hendrix Hudson, Stark London; Kensiagton, Shum
way, Moble brig Fairfield Port au Prince and others.
General Record.
us SHIP IrpEPESpENcE Yesterday tow,d from the
Norh her anchorage in Buttermk chlnnel by the
steamers Samson and Hercules . .
$4,000
BRio MAaror-we learn from Norfolk that this vessel and
her go are totally lost One OF the drowned
going nor. In tbe boat and another of the crew. had
:" ~ sick, died 500 after reaching the beach
ohAr Destruction OF VssssLs &c during the severe
vessels were driven ashore on The cot between Sandy
LOOK ana baegat-mo OF which schooner. aud soops
s the vessel had R Ss b.es and was sowne They
mad but days previous been united in the solemn bonds OF
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GO THE HUMAN HAIR CAN NOW BE RESTO-
REDBy the power of science hundreds testify that
by applying with slight friction the scalp OF the head
scientific oily preparation called jones' Coral Hair Re-
storatve the hair is forced grow wherever it is applied
and the roots thereby strengthened which prevents
heir falling off, the scalp being restored to healthy
dition, and all scurf dandru destroyed new life and
impetus given to the roots, they grow youth SOFT
dark, and silky, even if the hair is light red gray y
The public need not take statement the inventors
you must believe when these persons give their
and certify the above the qualities OF Jones' Coral Hair
Restorative.
Mr. w. Hopkins, 90 ing street. New York
Mr. Phillips, 49s Broome, corner of Wooster st.
The Hon. Judge Edwards Of Philadelphia.
MIR. j. Pearson, Navy Yard, Charlestown.
T. Power, grocery, Fulton street. Brooklyn.
We could offer fifty other MINES of persons who have
oItnd this all 1t is represented but If the is
enough. nothing will convince except trial; sold
quite reasonable, indeed cheap, only 3, shngs
bottle, by Jones, sign Of the American Eagle 80 Cha ham
street, Y Agents-s7 Dock street. Philadelphia 8
State street, Boston Zeiber ashington d. c. 1889
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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steady moderate business doing in the market and
the anhcip lions gener ally of mprove trade with
the coming spring. avn
trade at 37i crude sperm sold at 60 "a cen,s trsd
sPerms at 70 cents per gal; nseed Sc cents cash
frops,ons-beei, new mess, at Sc SO; prime at 81
s,2o ONO lard o. Z; northern do, ii a SC; new
mans etc; smoked beef 7c; beef hams in pickle &C.
Good dairy butter IL 10; mddling qualities 10: Co
6ic. 'f'e'' o.
Sugar-The stock of bids. is quite small and of boxes
only some oooo boxes There small sales of Porto Ri
a &c. ~ o'"'' Di'"h s'
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Cattle Market.

All was fair in the market to-day Cattle were plenty
enough, and demand brisk enough. We cannot however
say that prices were low enough Some beeves went as
nlgh as So75 many at about S4,75 and than hun
81 so hundred weight. We NOT no change in cows and
calves They ranged from $50 ,S3s Sheep and lambs
varied from 81 to S. and several little higher These
were sold by the head.
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correspondent draws another him. which is discount
ed at the New York office
Let us suppose that this plan should 60 into operation
with public confidence in it, the first Januar, next all
the offices being organized. Its business uld com.
mence in New York by receiving during the st month
from the public dues say 81 900 specie in other
offices 100000, making $500 ooO At the same time
as specie moving from New York and the ssapors all
over the Interior expense of say three per cent pro-
badly 5000 900 would find tae government vaults and
certificates would issue at two cent At the close of
the first month"; then there would be hand say $780,
600 specie for which there outstanding So
licaes In addition, the government has right issue
sle00Ooo paper money By that time the government
will owe s4o00o,Oo0. 1t s35 900 OoO and of
cours the paper will Immediately issue In thirty days.
therefore, there would be SEA of paper money
thrown upon the market would ntercept the specie
now finding its way into the channels of circulation and
fill all the currents ftrade with this pepper driving back
the specie to the Atlantic border and acceleraing flow
into the Exchequer whence its amount would issue quad
ruped in the form of paper money. As as the go
vernmen debt shall have assumed this FORM for
dollar of the actual indebtedness of the government
would bediminished by the operation, would commence
the exchange of government credits for those Of indvd
uals keep the channel by which the paper money to
be thrown into circulation. The outstanding by
these means would in very short me reach 500 OOO
OOO Who is there at all acquainted with the operst ans
OF paper money, that would contemplate with fear
the results Of such addition based the ,rrenc
of the country Speculation would start price rise and
the gutted markets OF Europe, bound last nv our
steady currency, would burst upon in a., avalanche
their enormous stocks Of goods, that IKE the swelling
tide ofhe ocean, would roll ever the continent from one
end to the other and rsceding CRY in its fatal folds
not only the specie but the hon r national fab neace
and perhaps the liberties of tho country
sales at the :, toe X Exch,pr.
1000 do rs 99II o. SUNS o'a"A -, 0S
1000 kentsc IS, 1871 76ts 100 d, Long leland wa &c
IL shas CITY Bank Io0 io0 d. P ns i.iana' IA ~
S do Utica Schen, liz 81 do H eLsmh sso ga
Il do Mohawk az 81 81 W ii''ie dn na,<
IS do J6o "a " iSss
IS do heo 3 5 oO do l3R
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SHIP NEWS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 2i-Arr Oron, wilkins La Guayra
Choctsw, liner Malaga. Below, Cincnnatus, Whi;more
from Boston, via Nantucket.
BALrIMoRE, Nov 2o6AT joseph Balch. Davis, Boston
United States Keszer Portland; Queen Arnold Prcvii
Black Hrwk sesyey, Portsmouth. Cid 10Th, Turner Wood
bury. Portland; Rochester Wi.e, NYork. Sid Fellowship
Catherine. Harmsn Po,rsnd Edwin, Hinckley. Antigua
ALEXANDRIA. Nov i8-Sld Dodge, NYoIk.
RICHMOND, Nov is-Au Evelina, Posmouth; Cygnet do.
Foreign Ports.
La GuAyRA, Nov lin Ann Eliza L, Pebble, dsg-thc
only Am ican, DESPATCH Tden for NYork via Porto Ca
b.ll sailed 9Th.
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AT Brooklyn, during temporary visit on Sunday the
2oh inst OF apoplexy, Mr. JOHN MANN aged years. of
hnddersfeld, Yorkshire, England
AS MS remains will be inferred in Brooklyn the funeral
Will take place from the residence OF his brother in law
nr.Charies Robinson, No. Squires Buildings South
Ferry, Brooklyn this afternoon, at 81 O'Clock. His
friends and acquaintance respectfully invited to at
tend.
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w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office ofthc College 81 Nassau street.

90 THE GENUINE sARSAPARILLA, PREPARED
by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city OF
New York, does not contain particle of mineral med.
cine and totally diff rent from the injurious inert
mixtures, sold by certain druggists under that
saparlla Genan and sassafras ard is OF great efficacy
in all scrofuous diseases, cutaneous eruptons, salt
rheum arrangement OF the digestive organs, and that
shattered CONDITION of the system which results ON
njudcious of mercury Sold in single bottles arge
size) rs cents EACH Half dozen Tin case So 50-Dosen
lin case) Sc 90.
W. $. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN-The steamboat Farmer
came in collision with the Scoto Valley, on Mon.
day last, by which the former was sunk The acc
dent occurred at three o'clock in the morning, abou
twenty miles below Louisville. Although it ceulc
not be ascertalned accurately, it supposed three
or four deck passengers were drowned. Boat ano
cargo probably total loss The Farmer was from
Lou,syl lie bound for New Orleans
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M A RITIM E HER Id
To ship Masters and Agent.

We shall favor, If captains OF vessels will give
TO Commodore William A Basseu Of heet a re-
OF the shipping left the whence they sailed the
esses spoken their M Of their and any
oregn newspapers they have He viii hoard them inn
mediatelv their arrival Agents and al
home abroad will afro confer favor by sending this
office all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
Information Of any kind will be thankfully received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-22

lIy-THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
prepared under the direction Of the College of Medicine
ani Pharmacy of the city OF New York, is unequaed
ia the treatment of all phil diseases Cases of the
inveterate character hav ued by the
few bottles. Sold in large bottles at ST. EACH and in
OF half dozen bottles S. Forwarded all parts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-22

nOC1 OR SCAR, Tor erly OF AZ Am street, may
- suited NO. 70 John street William street For eishr
past his attention has been yored this city
chronic lingering diseasesdyspepss dropsies liver
and ling complaints, NC
ANGINA PECTOhlS.-Iu symptoms are an unpleasant
senson the t Of the stomach pain about the left side and
region OF the heart extending often the shoulder blade
between the shoulders, aud occasonng shortne Of
and agitation Of the heart Doctor Sears has had much
pcrience In the treatment OF this disease. nao lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-22

STEAMBOAT SuSK.-The FAIR Play was snagged
AMI sunk, in five feet water, on Wednesday,
lust above Cincinnati.
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Passengers Arrived.
Sarah Brown-J Sturges, Capt c Post.
Passengers sailed .

NEw ORLEANs-packet sbp Huntsvile--George Gunet
Alphonso Marcus, Durand lady, children and
Bsp. min Ihs@s. and lsay srmsS lady hss. oh dJsI
Sophia Miller, Richard d vid w f Lawrncr, of New o.
Miss Caroline Cach Miss Ophelia Hall John Adam,
Miss t.athariue Van Allen New York.
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Married.
Died..

AT Boston, on the 10th inst by the Rev. N. Adams Mr.
SAMUEL SWIFT of this city. to MARY PHELPS of Boston
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90 NEW TEMPERANCE NOVEL.-To-morrow
morning. will be issued in Extra New World an orgl
nal and beautifully written Novel, by popular American
author entitled Franklin Evans or the nebriate Tale
of the Times dedicated to the friends OF Temperance in
this city aud throughout tle Union. II written with
view to aid the great work of reform, and young
from the Demon of lniemperance The incidents OF
the plot wrought out with great effect and the excel
lence of the moral, and the beneficial influence wall
have, should interest the friends of the Temperance
formoton in giving this tale the widest possible ccula
ton.
Single copies l2t cents So per hundred For sale at
the Office of the New World 30 Ann street and by lis
agents in every city and village in America.
Also Tor sale Coopers New Novel Wing and Wing"
az 80 Ann street. and 45s Broadway of Grand
where may be had all the cheap books Extras l2 to
20 cents each q J. WINCHESTER Publisher.
, u ADVICE TO ALL.-Every family, particularly
nose who live at distance in the country should always
be provided with asuppy of the
STAINBURN
VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS,
which by being timely administered. will prevent the
progress OF fatal diseases the wing respecta
Ole persons who having used them in their families
stand ready to testify to the excellent health preserving
qualities of these pills.
Robert Murlis, No. Ala Greenwich ST. near Canal.
Francis p st, 90 Vandam st.
VIM. s. Frisby. 36s Hudson ST.
Henry S. THORN, 2i6 Division st.
Z. NJ Anderson. $50 Spring ST.
A. w Lester, 1872 Sullivan st.
Office for the sale of the above valuable Pills is No 80
Broadway next door to the Tabernacle. Price IS cents
per box.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, 8 Ledger Building.
BOSTON OFFICE, 9 Court st.
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ROADWAY MARKET, one door below Canal street
IL AIT side.

JACOB sOMERINDYKE hereby gives all his numerou
e nds Of New York III
he has opened establishment, for the sale Of all that cpl
Flesh fish, fowl and all of game always the
stalls as well vegetables OF description in and
season He those who love the good things
world give him ILL., all hs hey feel disposed order
will be Immediately sent home without rs charge.
n2n
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M cory OF LETTER FROM OUR AGENT AT

BALTIMORE, Md. Nov. 10, 1877
Gents Enclosed send you a draft on New York for
$50 dollars which the amount Of your account aQains
me. | have ard Of number OF cures performed by
your Candy in this vicinity. In the letter will en-.
close you certificate which received from CT our
citizens experienced relief from the the arti
Gle. You will therefore please ship
nien boxes containing hundred and fifty dollars
worth each and will forward you the OF the bill
on receipt ofthe You will oblige by sending
without delay as have now got but SIS worth of the four
shilling packages on hand impossible to tell exactly
the size packages shall want but you will have
sorment put in these two boxes. And as can always
get fresh supply 10 four days time you attend TO my
order, run no risk Of being out of the article.
Yours, sc. Jos. ROBINSON.
To Megsrs. j. Pease & Son, As Division ST.
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&C. SEA SICKNESS POSITIVELY CURED BY
SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES.-They have
been tried by hundreds aud never failed They the
only sure remedy ever discovered. Many know them
sovereign for headache palpitation and all ner-
diseases. Like all of DR.. Shermsn's Medical ed Lo-
zengss they the very best medicine in Dr. Sher-
mans warehouse is at LOG Nassau St Agents. Stanwix
Hall, Albany. and Ledger Buildings. Philadelphia
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Foreign import atiOns.
ST THoMAs-Schr Only Daushter-s3Oo specie w Levi
10 indigo 10 order
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Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.


MoBME-BriR Sarah Brown-32 bales surges Clear
man-25 w Barnwell-77 Weh-32J * Nonis-l0 Spear
Pston-il do pkg mdse Perse & Brooks-292 hides w
Robbins-l box j BT-wste'-l Dbl w Duvail