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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-07
Scientific Lectures.

The Rev. G. K. MARSHALL concluded
his Astronomical Lectures, in this place, on
"Wednesday evening last, and we are truly
graufed to see that his lectures were so
we'll appreciated by our citizens, and that
he SO fully sustained the high rePution that
proceeded him. As "a Lecturer, we believe
Nj. Marshall cannot be surpassed-some>
t mes very amusing, then sublimsly elo.
quent-taking his flight to the starry heay
ems and there roaming, with his audience,
amid those bright celestial worlds, explains
ing all their variations and Duties
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CLASSIFICATION
DIEEl.

In Benton, on Friday morning last, th'
3ls ult., after a few days excruciating suit
fering. which she bore with that meeknes
and humility which becomes afoliower
aur Saviour, Miss ANN c. SwIsHER, in tn,
goth year of her age Banner.
The fat has gone forth, and one has bee,
summoned, the saini.like purity Of who's
life while on ea'lh. bespoke herlnore NEE
Tor Heaven.-Posses@ihg all those inesfiuae
BILE qualities so admirable in woman. ihost.
eminent virtues SO becoming a Christian,
and being highly endowed with PLEASING
and affable demeanour, she enjoyed the res,
pecf, esteem and love of all " no knew her
Geptle. and kind, and affecdonae, her in.
sfluence was ever felt like sunlight in her
home: while her highly cultivated mind,
and fortifude, under the many trials TO which
we are subject here, showed daily prepare.
lion for every change. Gently and peace
fully as the child at even will sink TO rest, SO
passed she to the bosom of her God.-so
calmly that the hushed heart Of the mourner
dared not mnrmur against the decree of its
Creator. DEATH had no sting for her, and
liz AdIlSouleQ soul mas inst lis rev ara IN lef
Fathers home. May abe light OF her bright
example fall as mantle upon US all, bring
ing comfort 10 the stricken, and seeming as
an angel messenger to point us en- through
cur pilgrimage here, to The fair Heaven be-
yond the tomb.
spirit pure has pass'd away,
A soul has sought It's God,
And mourning hearts bow humbly down,
Beneath the Christening rod.
Her weary pilgrimage is Ger,
And as the cloud aueven,
She faded soon from earth away,
And found home in heaven.
No pain is on the meek brow now,
No suffering in, the tone;
But the sun-ght of loving smile.
For aye from Garth has gone:
Too sant-like in her holy life,
Too good and pure for earth,
She ssem'd as some fair star whose beams.
Awhae shone round our path.
The I" bowl is broken at the Wells,
The weary found her rest
And pain and sorrow never come.
In the bright home of the blest.
The hush'd heartda not nlurmur now.
Though strong tie is rven:
her spnl:s ransomed, puzzled,
Has sought lis home 8 Heaven
Il
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-07

But again, If Mr., FRELINonuYsEN is The
avowed abolitiOnist that the Sentinel says he
is, is it not strange that nearly the whole
Southern Delegation, composed Of honest
and intelligent men-men who were we'll
acquainted with Mr.. FreIinghuysen's whole
public and private life, should have voted
for him on every ballot, thus showing that
they did not mistrust him on the subject Of
aboEitionism.
Below are the votes Of the Southern
Sfafes:
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The Honr Changed.

We would respectfully inform the citi>
zens of this place, that the hour for cOm-
mencing divine. service in the Presbyterian
Church, or Sabbath mornings, has been
changed from eleren to ten o'clock; this is
done to avoid, as much as possible, the heat
OF the day.
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the Esd. Buffalo papers Of the goth contain
no news of it. The slip read;
"The PATRIOTS have again risen IN Can
ada, and have possession Of Toronto Som
forty were killed in the first outbreak"
We give the news as we received II. -
memorandum is in the handwriting Of b.
stage agent at Erie.''
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CO NJ MERCIAL .
From the n. q. Tronie 81 June lsl. 81

From the N. @. Troplc OF June Isl, l844
CoTToN-In our revie vpsof "Wednesday morn
last, we stated that the Cotton Market had
come quiet after the receipt Of the Britain
news, but no percepdhe change had taken p
in prices. Since then moderate demand ;
prevailed, bur in order to effect sales, especia
Of the lower qualities, holders have slightly yiel
ed, but D9t 10 an extent sufficient to warrant -
change aaour quotations. The sales on Wednf
da, amounted TO 100 bales. with dull mark
On Thursday about 1900 were disposed Of al
Yesterday the business reached 400, making
total for the past three DAYS Of 4,100 and for II
week of 10 100 bales The stock IN fssl han.
IS now considerably reduced, and consists in gre
part Of North Alabamas, which buyers are NJ
willing to touch unless at low rates.
LIVERPOOL TASSfFIrATION
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-07

OF We are under renewed obligations
to our friends Captain Garland Of the Gov.
Morehead, Walters, Clerk Of the VOlant,
and Langley, Clerk of the YazOO City, for
Cheir kindness in bringing US late papers.
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Thus, then, did Mr.. FRELINGHUYsEN
receive ONE HUNDRED Somhren votes
out of one hundred and teni We now bes
lieve, that we have clearly proven the charge
of AEoLlTIoNIsM, made by those papers, to
be false, and will leave those editors to
wallow in their own slime.
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Lncn FOCO pRINCIPLES.

Locofocosm miles under the banner which
an indignant people have once tramPled in
the dust. "Martin Van Buren, and the Sub
Treasury, the purse and the sword in the
hands Of the President; no credit; no paper
money; no Tariff thirty-seven millions a
year public expenses, and nothing 10 pay {;
high salaries TO office holders, and low wages
10 laborers standing army in time Of peace
negro testimony in the navy party servilnf
before public good in the selection Of public
officers and repeal and repudiaiio OF pub
ic engagements and public liabilities"
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DOGS Look out.

We have been informed BY the Town
Constable, that he intends to call upon every
Dog in this place (quite an undertaking. on
Monday next for their Taxes, and all who
do moi pay up show their tax receipt, will
be dealt with in a summary manner, So
look out, and 'fork over.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-07

MEMPHIS Mass MEETING w e learn from
some of the delegates whe have returned
from Memphis, tina the Wings had giori-
Gus gathering on the 29th uh. |! is conf
IDENTIFY asserted that there were at the low
sst calculation, 8 900 persons in attendance.
every thing passed off pleasantly and har-
moniously, and the delegates We have seen.
are very enthusiastic in their praise of the
hospitality of the Tennesseeans.
Iieksburg Wbig.
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or The following is from the Pittsburg
pal Spirit Of the Age, of the 25th ult:
The mail stage from Erie on Friday nigh,
brought US the following news on the way
BILL The stage left Erie on the morning Of
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The steamer COZ. Morehead.

We received on Tuesday last, letter
from Captain GARLAND, of the steamer
Gov. MoREHEAD, dated Vicksburg, June 8,
1874, n which he requests US to state, that
whilst making a trip up the Mississippi river
short distance, on Sunday last, of which
our citizens were informed, he met with a
FIalboat loaded with Produce in distress
ed and sinking condition, the Captain Of
which begged his aid, which Captain Gar,
land, with his usual promptness and benev.
olence, freely gave, as he saw no other means
at hand to save the unfortunate owner from
being ruined, as the cargo was valued at
between $4,000 and $4,000. In conse-
quence of rendering this kind assistance
Captain G. was Reluctantly compelled to
90 with bis boat to New Orleans, and will
not be able to resume his regular trips in
tie Packe. Trade before next Thursday.
Whig Convention Postponed.
The Great Wing Convention which wa
to have been held at Louisville, ~, on yes
terday, has been. postponed until some dal
10 September, which win Be announced i
due season.
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Dogs.

We would respectfully suggest to some Of
the gentlemen in town, the propriety Of leav-
ing their dogs at home when they go 70 church
as it is very annoying TO the preacher and
congregation, to have dog running through
the asles. jumping up against the pew doors
and scratching on the floor during divine
service.
Of 1t is said by some one, that a lady
never looks SO supremely ridiculous as when
she attempts to smoke, whistle, cha, e
turkies through tall grass, or talk politics. .
We presume so.-Pic.
The.petson must certainly have forgotten
the 5ustles, or be would have included them
in his enumeration Of ridiculous things.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-07

OF Our esteemed friend, Captain P. c..
WALLIS, has again taken charge of the packet
steamer VoLANT.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-07

THE ARKANSAS AND RED RIvERs.-We learn
from the Little Rock papers that the Arkan-
sas is again rapidly rising, and has reached
within two feet of its highest stage of water.
The crops along the river are said to be to-
tally destroyed. Our planters have suffered
in a similar way from the late immense rise.
in Red river, and should there be an ever
flow in JuRe, Of which the weather at pre-
sent gives some indication, their prospects
fer crops will be utterly destroyed.
Washington (.ark.) Banner, May %.
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Is Cd A RD CT.
REG ULAE5 PACKET

Between vicksburg and Yazoo City.
THE light draneht and well known steam
er Gov. MOrehead, GARLAND, Master,
will ply as regular packet between Vicks-
burg and Yazoo City. making three trips
week, leaving Y8zoo City every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at u O'Clock, NJ,
precisely, and will leave VcksbuTg On the
alternate days at 70 NJ.
The following rates will be charged
throughout The season, of loD ,Dater as well
as high:
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MIR. CLAW.

AN ELoQUpNT EXTRAcT.-''There needs
no proclamation to announce the exact issue
put in controversy, when Mr.. Claws name
is inscribed upon our flag In those letters
will be read the whole Wing formula Of
doctrine. Go back 20 1916 and follow bis
ample history up from that day; then say r.
he has reiracled one sentiment of public
duty, renoUnced one matured public opn-
ion Of what is necessary to the public good
While the tide Of changing evens has
swept he most conspicuous ofhis adverse
ries along its heavy current into every lafi-
tude Of doctrine, it has swept BY him, fasi
anchored on the rock Of his political faith
and finds him to-day the same champion Of
popular rights that If found him when he
stood BY Mr. Madison, the sturdiest Of his
supporters. They call him a Federalist.-
Ecen the ancient Priests Of that Faith non
refulgent IN The robes of the Men Demo
crQcy. brand him apnh that epithet, as the
most poignant opprobrum they can heap
upon his name. We may truly say, Mr.
Clay's democracy is moi Of the complexion
which they profess. But it is The democra
cy of him they hated most when living, thev
most affect to praise when dead-the De
mOcrGcy Of Madison. Such is the Demo
cracy of the Wigs
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-07

Of our population engaged in MECHANICAL
pursuits ought to occupy in the United States,
Think that all citsens. natire and aaturalised, 1elh
out any regard 10 their RESPECTIVE vocAT1oNs, should
enoy Steh confederation ia society IS due TO Heir
rirllie and Intelligence, Their industry, sobTety and
general ment."-HENRR CLAY.
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LIST me not be misundersiood-and I
entreat that | may not be MIsREPREsENTED.-
/ am NOT adUocaiing The reUival ~ ulGB
PROTECTIVE TARIFF. AM FOR AblD-
ING BY THE PRINCIPLES OF THECOM-
PROMISE ACT. Tam for doing what no
Southern man OF fair candid mlnd ever yet
denisd-giUing 10 The co1nairy reUehue '0hich
may PrOvids FIR The economical toaHs Of me
GJUernmsni, and at The same time giving in
cideHfaE protection 10 our home iHdHsiry."-
Speech OF Henry Clay in the United States
Senate, March LIST, 1912.
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whig principles and Measures.

LIST. A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY,
regulated by the will and authority OF the Nation.
3D. An adequate REVENUE, with fair PRO-
LECTION 70 AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
3rd. JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EXECU-
TIVE POWER, embracing further restriction
on the exercise Of the VETO.
4th. A faithful administration Of the public
Domain, with an equitable DISTRIBUTION OF
THE PROCEEDS Of the sales OF it among all the
States
5th. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admin
islration OF the General Government, leaving pub
lie officers perfect freedom OF thought and OF the
right of suffrage, but with suitable restraints
Hgains. improper Interference in elections.
9Th. An amendment Of the Constitution, limit
ing tho incumbent Of the presidential office to a
SINGLE TERM.
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Theodore FreIinghus sen.-The New York
Herald and Vicksburg Sentinel.
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Passengers and shippers may rely upon
this Boat making her regular trips all the
season, as she is Of very light dranghi.-
They may also rely upon the Gov MoRE.
HEADS charges being the same in low water
as well as high. The Captain pledges him
self 10 pay strict attention to his business
in every respect, and be punctual in the
time Of starting. and hopes to receive Ii
.beral share of patronage.
Yazoo City, MAY Ia, 1914. 45,if
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Mr. Dallas having by this time colec
ted himself made Il very short speech
lie said feel hon red on behalf Of
the keystone State in This nomination
II he party ask il, L must weld al
private aud personal considerations 10
Their wishes especially as it was unso.
aclied and unsousht
Mr. Walker and several Of the dele.
gates then spoke, after which they gave
% cheers for Polk, Dallas, Muhlenberg
ana Texas.
Cheer after cheer we're then given
Tor HE nomination, which efeclually
awakened not only the family, but all
The neighborhocd the street being by
that time alive with crowd Of anx ious
lnqulrers.
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AesGPFeNeE 81 NR uhoIAS.-
ASrRAN5E sgGEE.-T6e F3aie.=
z4ls s4.1so5 .aa rm=s s.sas .aa 'a.=
loving amusing account Of lHe aeesH#
lance o6la- Democratic eanaaHon f.
fba vce Presidency b tie lion Gsa
n. ua.as.-
II aa. arranged lo be announced To
am - the Eastern delegation on their
aa& aaue from The Convention. Ae
aamaaafc1 bs Seuuor w ker. Of Ms
s-s~ ae.. personal iacoI Of VI Dallas.
.aa delegates. 80 IN number, arrived IT,
ms e.tY oa Fnday morning about -
a'e.oek. 81 course almost every body
WIS yetas'eep. Ire party soon reach.
cd M D's house. and Nr Walker.
ascending The steps. rang The bell. Il
Ter pause, Mr.. u pa her head OIL,
aI the window, and seeing Mr. Walker.
c.uHcural lha, some misfortune had
happened 10 her daughter. resilient IN
Washington. Mr. Walkers remark. j
wish 10 see Mr. Dallas immediately
.oaGrHej her suspicious, and she hasa
IS u0aktbed her husband, eomuaaIca.
ing the sad couIectures. lie ran down
stairs nail dressed and bare footed
opened the door-wheu 10 his utter
auazcmeut. 10 Va kel sixty or mofc
gentlemen, two by two, wifh the treai
OF So lIers, pa sing hln bv and cnle ing
his Iron, par.or as though 10 make h.m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-06

i he seven ages OF man have beeoTe
proYerbiaI-blt IN respect II The con
daian of our minds there are granted
10 The be,tof Us but four periods OF life
fhe first fifteen years are childhood.
We know uo,hing-We hope. Tbe
next fifteen years are passion and
ramanrc-we dream. Daring he ihird
period o. fifteen Years. from thirty to
.orlR live. We are what nature has
intended us u be Character his for
uea--we pursue a course OF ilfe-Ns
reason we mediate. This is the pc
rIoi N which We may be sad With mos
proprcty - live. The fourth period
IS commencing decay. We may grow
" ser--bul II is The wisdom thai speaks
in the shake of the he11 Pam and
p.njteuee begIn-we sorrow Never
lheIrss. if the third period has been
p1sl IN providing for fourth. nature j.
changed, our declining years are light
ed with happiness and love. and as They
approach lheir destined end instead Of
the gloom naturally accompanying de
cay. they are linged win n ray from
before them, the shadows are cast be
hind us in one path, feelings spring up.
Hnlel even N the magic periods first
t.ayersed by us-we rejoice.
Dublin University Magazine.
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s.. DONlVGO.-Tbe reb.,s ara

81. DONlNGO.-The rebels are in
possession Of the Pots of Mariagone.
Aux Caves, Jerimee, and Loasane Pei.
rev'e The coIored people were hewn
down by them without mercy. On the
9th OF May Capt Concklin took on
board his vessel 100 women AMI children
lmnaItoes,) aud sailed with Them for
Port al Prince. An ndiscriminate
massacre is iooked Tor. The negroes
are determined to kill all who are not
black! The worst kind Of anarchy
prevails.
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Mo Or. JANElRO-AdylceS have been -.
23i Of April ~ 10 'i'
IN Consequences Of aavices received from ro.
s'and, by the Brush packet "Cranc." IN a. das.
rom England, all The good coffee IN The NAH, :,
100 9ad been bought up Tor Europe al an aJya,c.,
:" ,4i'y ~ per cent, and The remainder Of the .et
low quality ''s'' al ol
,.gee'' had advanced from what they formerly
and 2G renee %
Ne lh' NeapoIIian Count d'Alna had amy i f,o,0
''''fs. iof the purpose Of catryln, Tho Pm
'lgnan s'''er 10 tue Empor,r the ce,s,...
10 IA nave taken place on the 23l Apnl, ' was
ne ship Ranian was at r., on m. %,
NJ APni-oliieers aud crew all well ''e S''"
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-, james Brown. 10 The office, Inc
V'pnef would he copied anl sent t.. Ne, o,eaa.
Nne'e me c'ef. would send The sIlp Of naneI
u'N''n9 iam me machine To ihc counting hons.
% 0h''d--s' HE letter would give lpfrma,i,, =,
~ '.e ''' me person Tor whom il wa nte,deJ -
'a'n '''iff oil ihe alphabet employed Government
- receive say one cent, 50 hit The FIRST OF the
IN 'F'''s would cost 80 cents; the answer 10 IL
90 cents. and The reply o5 cons
We caunot close his notice v,ith,,, ,...--...
'7f convection that among the rao.l INN,
=. ''he' and inventions of The present J,y !. H..
r'ec'fo Magnetic Telegraph. ami hat an,,., NV
=, .'' distinguished public benehe,,r. p,,1...,.
Morse The inventor Of twill be ranked he,o,,o,
,,, ne ,, steamer ffneelon baitai Paapolpajf coz,
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.1 ae Harrisburg un'o eonitaIpc IN The mos, ,o.
, ~, ,'tr tnmof rh1t ha, been o,tcn,a, posi-
% e"De, .'a' HE interest on The psan.pIg,,.
e S,g peo' due m Angus mex, Will ae "aS T"a
"a md ,bs '','' Inc August interest vii b, 6J
1''@ Wv / '''"'3 interest Ollsl5. rIll N 1 1,,
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eaae 9. j. ass.. G'HIal pr sites annual,
!, aaaHe he ....#.-.. Ha. ar. Nsa Bufen ],
II >ar.a ,.a-#.... ~ Ire en- .faa.s ua. led nt
naar 20 a..a aea. - aMsau,r were
Indebted Nb raih. ,aad ao,.9qs.. desire ne
relau 81 .a... Ha.aaadaY,. Taey lf.. sought Dir.
Nan Hufea oI "a.se easy rifa.e they uefcsure.-
bHiilams b.. domination oolofde question they
'a'@ uf PIN. ne ialbefof extra appropriations the
man wao is.l recommended them. aud then. as
speaker of he house took cane 10 sppont such com
maess as would eeammell lie most estrayaganl
appropriations BIZ Buaer.a man who received
liberal allowances rom lbe pub,.c crl1. nominated
Mf Po.k. 10 deeul Gen cas- Nj Buchanan and
col 5ohnson. whose uaae4Iag "a thar respect. was
nol SO rle5r'. aseea1acl
Is .t surprising ralt Tie oil aHee holders around
us saea'd MIKE Leg sHee.l es IA ,sor NJ t.I. some
JAMES 3. POLK b4lias.f .aayf is ~ vals. the
saae people ,aat So fae.r sea or condemnation on,
Nj Van BIfeu ID 1910 ,I.I sea. 10 re deeply IN,
laeka.a hs iasoHle ruoeyar le44
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.4ar. ~. ..4#,s4 ~s.sau =. e.es.#.ea3h
10 A1a from MASKING E. i'a...3.zfs
.aaI back #-a.# a.H#- ..e ".z.. ans 3.
i. tH#sR NJ. coming aer. aa5 A.iI
I.t... which is Is b. ses# ~ .Hf posts.
~ p#a# street.-The - "#r#s iHe1s -
...#, .sa#az ID 05s6 b.. he Opposite >4rs
..la# .Ia..a. a#re 0a.e1 would sc eIea=
u aI..a- III #raz.a @efa #feNIen5et All
ta.-I fle ar-f IHsug 10 a' auaef-.a.l.
Nv .Ils known. tau a piece q so
#-aaa baat Iaus4e shape @. a horse ,a'ss
.ur the tae5 [. bsaanas magnet -
.a8a "a sf1aaH 81 e.ec.aealF is raszs
uE fpraash We whipped AROUND D
|uHI tie MIC, Ir#H The positive pole q.
.he battery. after coming 10 Ba#m9ff
IS wrapped here round piece 81 ron
oflhe prop shape. aad then goes bach
10 Washington. To make ms lran
magae.. therefore, N BALTIMORE. II IS
only necessary 10 connect the ends e.
the VIfcs Washington. when. So mug
as lhcY are connected. The stream OF es
Iee,acaY WHICH na-s-s along them pro
Iace> The desired flee, uHoa the ron.
" hen the connection is interrupted
t#e ron ceases TO be magnetic. aui 8
like any other piece OF soft i7ou. ! hi>
magoet which The Professor ha>
Tie power 10 Create at pleasure,
is bis PRIME mower. ImmeIIa#e.y over
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-06
, CASKS M4DDER

% CASKS NADER
80 Bags peppel-
20 d. PmeHtos
Is Bbis Alum
30 boxes Bunch t'a
2 bales ) ) Aim lis
case, brlmsl0nr
lcask Blue NI,r1.
, barrels lows
201 Mars Gas-ta
20 boxes Chocolate
loast Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels Ca,i~.
30 do Clipped Lowe
barrel Croam Tar'af
. blfru's Ground Gaise.
4 cer11ns hing
cask Lamp Bia
2casrs Llquo.Iee Bal
. kegs Mustard
II barrel NutmeIs
80 barrels Loaf sugars ,as
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un ma