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9S6eDm1oo1U 1Eerqottrfrs
:. , ho,;of ,h., ,be Great Western will bring any

by belief that the Great Western VIII olIl'5 any
hing bul nacifc accounts from Washington. II
is we'll U 10 be prepared for The worst but in closing
this letter. will not conceal my CONVICTION, Una, IND.
The proceedings in Parliament were nothing more :
Than display Of words, 10 silence The clamor OF
The Wings, and hatthe Ministry, BY having ma,
infested some spirit, will be enabled the more nor
readily 10 reconcile the opposition to me rem IN,
qushment of all claims upon Oregon Le ', .,ie
United States, more than at any Periou u s.en
steady hand, and they will dispel, without The
loss Of drop of blood, the last speck OF war
which will probably ever be seen upon The hor !.
ron. Ii will be recollected, that Great Britain
assumed high ground in relation TO Texas; yet as
soon as the resolutions pass for lis annexation,
she lowers her prelensions, and says ii is ques-
ton over which she has no control.
Yours truly, AGhlCoLA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23

The Convention of the Episcopal Church mel
in Philadelphia on Tuesday. The Rev. DR..
Bull was chosen President A very interesting
session is expected, as Bishop Of Pennsylvania
is 10 be chosen, to succeed the late Henry Onder-
donk. The prominent divines named for the of.
fee are, DR.. Tying Of Philadelphia, supported by
the Low Churchmen, and DR.. Bowman of Lam
caster, the favorite Of the High Churchmen.-
The friends of both are eager and confident
Other candidates are named, and among them,
Rev. Thomas Atkinson, formerly of Virginia,
now Of Baltimore, and Prof. Potter Of Union
College.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23

m RUSSELL BlGGERs OFFICE.-lOOOo
i Dollars Capital. IS Nos, 10 ballots
Tickets only dollars. Splendid Scheme for
Package: Drawing Of splendid LotteTy re-
ceived by one o'clock this day (Friday) Sales
close at IL. Capitals; $4,000, of 2,O0O &C.,
&c. IS Nos, l3 ballots. Whole Tickets 3 dol
lars. Certificate Of Package only 9 dollars.
Drawing OF Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass SO
81 SIS "a 60 So Is 4l 43 4
Ticket Nos. "a 54 a small prize of 500 dol
lars sold and paid by I. X. BIGGER.
Drawing Of Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass 100
Sc "a SO 50 4 AZ 8 30 60 81 $50
Buyers are requested 10 examine the magnif-
cent scheme that draws on the OATH Nav %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
FRESH SUPPLIES OF
Superior Piano FOrtes.
For sale 6v NASH & VOODHOUSE

For SAFE 6y NASH = HOODHOUSE,
Richmond, Va and E. P. NASH, Petersburg, Va.
THERE are many persons at distance who
i would purchase Piano Forles if they could
be sure of being suited, without having TO make
special trip 10 town for the purpose.
To such we would say, that having been sue
cessful in near four bundled cases, we have not
the slightest doub, Of being able TO please any
who may hereafter send their orders.
The character of our Piano Fortes is so well
established that further notice is deemed unneces-
sary, and our terms are SO liberal, that no one
need entertain fears Of getting poor instrument.
Our prices vary from $3.50 10 5000. Sold
upon trial, subject to be returned il not good.
NASH g. WOODHOUSE, Richmond, Va,
and E. P. NASH, Petersburg, Va. May23
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TFrou the Louisville Journal.
THE SOUTHERN METHODIST EPlSCO-
PAL CONVENTION


LOUISVILLE, May 10.
fourteenth daN-The convention met pursuant
10 adjournment, Bishop Soulein the chair.
On motion OF MIR Bryant the convention re-
solved itself into committee OF the whole for the
purpose of resuming the unfinished business OF
Yesterday, Rev. J. James in the chair. After
considering the report on Missions, particular
IL the location for the Parent Mission large
number of cities being named and their claims
advocated, the vote was finally demanded.
The first place nominated was Petersburg
The question to make that place the Parent Mis-
sionary Station being put, only Is rose in its ia
vor. Louisville was next in order. For making
this city the Parent Station, a large majority Of
the convention arose.
The chair announced the vote TO BE- in favor
of constituting Louisville the Parent Slarion Of
Missions.
The points for two Assistant Treasures were
then decided 10 be Charleston and New Orleans.
The report was read as amended in committee
of the whole, adopted, and on motion the com
mllee rose and reported The same TO The conven-
,on Bishop Sonle in the chair. On motion by
Mr.. Lee, the report was laid on the table until
the report on organization shall have been dis
posed Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS.


We on for Polk out and ont. We were gra-
tilted al his nomination, unspeakably pleased with
his election, and SO far, we are perfectly satisfied
with his administration Cliques-intriguing
meddlesome clques have been curse 10 our
party and the country Tor years. Thank Heaven,
they are scattered and powerless now The &C
lion of the glorious Baltimore Convention was
the death OF them They have not been able 10
rally since; and we earnestly hope that the Pre-
sident will keep all ofiicous characters al arms
length. and administer the Government himself
We are sorry TO see an inclination IN some
quarters to re-esabsh the system OF irresponsible
dictation, which the people have so emphalcaily
condemned; and we are sorry TOO, mat Inc wing
press can find no better employment lhan endea-
yorins 10 manufacture those mischlevous party
factions of which il once expressed SO profound
horror. Every effort is made TO call up old Jeal-
ousies. and enkindle old animosiiies, by chars-
inc The President with an unequal disrl-
huIion of the "spoils" Mr.. Polk ought
not 10 give a feathers weight Importance
In The representations Of the hangers-on "a
bout the Metropolis. He should look be-
yond these, 10 the people-those who labored
or him as the exponent OF certain measures,
and mol as The distributor oil The spos OF victory
They care less for the political character OF subor-
dinate officers, than for the success OF The rtnei-
ples thew have IaDOreu 10 esldUlisDj anu VIC oc-
leve nothing could be more unpopul lar and i'm
polite, than for Mr.. Polk 10 adopt the sanguin-
ary counsel of some Of his prolessed friends
II Wings are TO ba removed, ten TO one, The least
worthy of the Democratic party will get their
places, in spite OF the utmost vigilance Of
the Executive and his Cabinet. There is
a certain class OF offices which belongs of
right 10 the party in power; Of course they
will be properly filled; but beyond these
what matters it, whether the occupant be
Democrat or Whig7 II good Wing Off
Ger is now in, a change for mercenay
Democrat would certainly be no improvement
The Wing Party is entitled TO little cemency We
know-we ask it not for them but We believe
that prescription for opinion sake ought TO be IN
popular, and r,N be unpopular; and we hope it
will be dproscyt6ed as The most effectual means Of
fixing the Administration fast in the affections Of
the rh0lc people, and OF securing an easy success
sion of Democratic ascendancy. Such policy
might irrtae the camp-followers Of the party, but
the virtuous mas will approve and applaud. No
President ever had it so perfectly in his power
10 do night, as Mr.. Polk. His true friends are
able and determined 10 sustain him, both against
the assaults of open political foes, and the ins-
duous attacks Of disappointed factions among
ourselves.-T Fredericksburg Recorder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
NEW YORK MARKET, May :

The sales Of Cotton reach 9UO =
prices to shade OF advance. Flour
Genesee has been sold at 81 e.: to
q little out of order, and some in q
parted with at the same price o.
chigan OF good brands 81 81. 10 ;
is no change. The market is s.eati
There is no good Southern below lh''
mond country is a5 a S 25, in conc
scarcity ofRichmond CITY. Sale "
dywine at 4 81. $500 bu. Va. :.
measure, a cargo handsome Dtla''
measure and Jersey al 45ic. mea>gs
1000 bu. Southern Oats sold a.'
are so a 32c.
Provisions are rather better lhoS-
news; 400 bbls. old mess Pos :. :.
brought l2 80, though there are - !.
be had at something les; priHs
Pork 10 25 and 10 IS; 100 bbls nv
sold at Q 25. Lard is rather ~
good sold at nc.
WHsKgY-The market . hrdm j
800 bbls. have been made al y a,. ~
mon, and Oh cts. for Prison plN.,
for Drudge, and sell TO mciefas %, 4
cinnati fair sales were making =
GRocsRIEs-The market 10! y .u,,
and the tendency Of prices = Il 4
nole sales 200 hhds. Por'o Kto n
% els, and $50 do. Sugar o. =: ufss
TopAcco.-At auction sass
merchantablc 81 a 81, av.fss
do. at 3 At, average 3 y, J L.
3, averaged 10, 4 mos. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23

FRoM HAvANA-Havana dates 10 the 9th inst.
On the 2lst ult, the French frgate AndrUmede,
steamship Tonnere, and corvette Nayade, COM
Rico. The Governor OF that Island had paid
VISIT to the French Admiral, by whom he was
entertained with grand banquet. Trade wa,
said TO be very Aourishing at Puerto Rico owing
TO the great demand for sugar, &C., both for Eu-
rope and the United States. The commercial
advices from Havana are not different from our
last. Five hundred kegs Of lard had been taken
for Malanzas at SIS. The Aurora Of Matanzas
states that great rejoicings were about 10 take
place on the occasion OF The completing of The
Sabanilla Railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
BALTIMORE MARKET. Nav },

FLouR.-The market tor Howani s,r-,
continues inactive, and We are no; az
any large operations. Sales from stores
lots common mixed brands are made al :
Holders are firm al this rate. The rece,
from cars continues at S4 37,.
No sales OF City Mills Flour. Holleh
G2aS4 IS.
GRAlN.-Yesterday cargo OF | 400 ba,
Wheat from Hartford County was sod a.
and Today load Of 1000 bushels ye,y
Maryland red was sod al LOG cents. Sal,
also made to-day Of 1000 bushels PENS;
red ordinary 10 good quality, al 81 % &,
quote white Corn al 80 CTS. and yellow j
receipts tritling and demand limited =.
worth "A 10 cts.
PRovIsIoNs.-The market Tor provision,
active, and there have been no operation,
ment, so tar as we are advised. W Z.
change 10 note in the market for bacci
were no large sales, and the jemali 4,
Limited The following rates al a>s-. i
ers for Western, viz: Shoulders i 4 1, q
IA :, cents; assorted I "a C.; AM iil.i
~ c., according 10 quality. The den4i
limorc cured is small, and the suppIy 4
is light-the rates asked for Shoullen
Sides Z! c.; and Hams 9 10 lOc. I'll
lirlle demand Tor Lard, and prices az
same as in last report, viz: ) 10 ;. ctn,
Western, in kegs-the latter rate beng |
asked, and sales TO some extent cfs
note a sale of 400 kegs No. ats. c VI
in bbls. is held al II Sc.
WHIsREY.-We continue 10 quote b \
cts, and bbls. % els. with very limllr \
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
1NcESDIARIEs AND FIRES.

We learn that on Saturday night last, The Barn
of Mr.. Norborne E. Sutton, in Henrico county,
about mile and halffrom this city, was set on
fire. The progress OF the flames was 50 rapid,
that The building was consumed, together with
quantity Of provender, stored therein.
On Wednesday night last, large fodder stack
on The farm of MIR. Sutton was also sci on fire
and consumed These depredaions have neces-
sarily excited suspicion, and We are glad TO learn
that there is some probability that the incendia-
~ will be arrested.
We understand, that on Wednesday night
last, scheme had been laid 10 set fire TO
the Richmond Theatre. Some persons passing
by about o'clock, saw one OF the doors open
which excited their curiosty-as there was no
performance for that night. Upon investigating
the matter, some one was heard moving about
among The boxes lights were obtained, and
search made, but the depredators had fed
Through back door il is supposedly leaving be-
hind quantity OF combustibles prepared for the
match
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23

The STATE CONVENTION yesterday passed final
IL on the New Constitution, and will proceed this
morning TO certify The official copy with the sig
natures Of the several members. The instrument
vas adopted on its final reading by large ma
jority, IS members voting in,he affirmative, 10 IS
in the negative-7 being absent.
fNe,c Orleans Bulletin, May Is.
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100 Dollars Rev
DAN AWAY about NE " !,

DAN AWAY about NE vi.
II Negro Man na IInlisyEs. !
himself WILLIAM JOE ,sh >
old, 5 fee, 10 to p inches ~ alI r.
gingerbread complexion cbarlt,
to Dr.. WIN. A. Selden Of -. -" rus
when last heard OF, he eesS, wa,
Winter Park Pits, in On..rsri i
tersburg. The above r., Ies sax, i
given if taken ont Of ms !ni, "a; 10: !,
51sso) if taken in the s'a u Ricte:
ii. Dickinson & Brother o I !
povell's Tavern, GOoeN'l"'
Nav 23-c2au3w
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sIcNs OF BUSINESS.

We call attention 10 The advertisement of an
auction sale, BY Davenport s. Allen, OF fine car
go oil Sugars-the first cargo received direct Tor
a long time. We lake pleasure in noticing these
cheering signs Of the improving trade OF Rich
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r F. WORDS OFFICE.-Drawing Of New

r F. WORDS OFFICE.-Drawing Of New
y Jersey Lottery, Glass No. as:
Al IL 3 As 2 60 &c SO 80 % AZ.
Ticket Nos. II AZ GO, grand capital prize in
the above, sold and paid BY WORD.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No. ll9.
rs Sc 81 81 5 8 As 10 GA SO 25 % 40 GO.
Drawing Of Virginia Leesburg Lottery, No 90:
Sc 81 % So 81 81 6 80 l6 II 60 70 % 81.
Drawing OF Alexandra Lottery, Extra, No. III:
So 81 81 81 90 80 3S 30 CT AZ II Ga 7.
Ticket Nos. So II, another capital, sold and
paid in the above by WORD.
II prizes are wanted, send your order. 10
J.F. WORD,
MAY % Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23

A sad accident occurred on the Ashton branch
of The She field and Manchester Railway on the
10Th Nine OF the great arches fell in and buried
anumber Of persons in The mines. From eighteen
to twenty persons were killed The arches
formed the viaduct over the river Thames, and
the span of each was thirty feet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
Navy DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery,

Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery
May2l, ls45
The Naval Medical Board Of Examiners,
which convened at Philadelphia, May The Isl, for
the examination of assistant surgeons Tor promo
lion, adjourned on Friday last.
The following candidates were examined, and
found qualified for promotions
DR.. Charles J. Bates, OF The date OF March,
1888
DR.. James McCleland, of The date Of March,
1885,
Dr. J. O'Connor Barclay, OF the date OF Octo-
Der, 1889.
DR.. William A. Nelson, OF the date OF October
1899
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23

SOUTHWESTERN RoAD.-The Wytheville VIII
says: Southwestern Virginia will present an
unbroken front, in favor OF the Southwestern
Road in the next Legislature. Every man elect
ed in this quarter OF the State goes for this road
as the great saviour Of this region from utter
nrnsiratonn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23

DREADFUL CATASTROPHE AT YARMOUTH, Enc
LAND-The London Sun of the evening OF May
Sd contains letter from Norwich, written the
previous evening, from which The following is an
extract:
"The most awful excitement pervades this city.
A most dreadful accident has occurred at Var
mouth MIR. Nelson, the clown belonging TO
Mr.. Cooks Circus, now at Yarmouth, announc-
ed the performance OF being drawn by four geese
in the North river The suspension bridge cross
es this river, and about 5lS people were on the
bridge, when, between ) and o'clock, the bridge
fell in 1t is reported that 100 to $50 persons Pc
rished. The utmost CONSERVATION exists here {;
special trains have started the telegraph is beset
by hundreds anxious TO obtain news OF relatives
and friends. The report is that already fity-thrse
persons have been picked out dead. 1t is thought
many more are still in the river.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23

CoSDEMNgp.-We understand that three negro
men charged with an attempt upon The lie of
Mrs. Mohr, of. this county, some few weeks
since, have been condemned by the Superior
Court OF Campbell, now sitting. A woman, sup
posed 10 be an accomplice in the hoTed transac-
lion, has been acquitted. They will be execut-
ed on the 10Th Of June next.
LynedJag REPUBLICAN.
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OFFICIAL
NAVY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &c.


Passed Assistant Surgeon J. J. Brownlee, per
mission 10 return from The coast Of Brazil.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Jas. McClelland, 10
Brazil squadron, 10 relieve Passed Assistant Sur
econ Brownlee.
Mdslipman Samuel Wilcox, returned from
coast OF Africa and leave three months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.


COFFEE has been quiet; sales o. !
ST. Domingo at 6!c. A mos, and SOM
OF Rio at 7,a7ic. on time.
The market for Flour has become
and no sales for export have been ma
we quote common and fair shipping II
inally at "a 43,; sales for city use al :
IS for common and good brands.
GRAIN.-Receipts OF all kinds are j.
meets with steady demand, sale,
cargoes Penna. reds al 92c. Tor inea
cents for fair and good, l00al0 Cts I
prime two OF three lots good and n
sold at l0Sall0c. and small lot ui Fr-
ern red al l02c. Rye-las, sales Ps,'
cts. Corn in limited demand, smalll-
Southern yellow at 4la42c.; Penna4-i
quote white 39ai0 cents. Oats-sa'c
ern at 26!c., and 5 5000 bushels Pr.
LEAD.-A sale OF 200 pigs a, = = 4
SuGARs.-Several carsoeshavs bctt l
holders, in the absence Of demaDa 4
TO store; we have no sales made quo
WHlsKEY is dull a. % cents in tar
in hogsheads.-[Enitcd Siaies Gc:4'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23

The OLD Custom HoUsE.-The buildings for
merly occupied as The Custom House, in Second
street below Walnut were sold last evening by
Moses Thomas & Son, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change, Tor the sum Of $50, 300.
philadelphia Sentinel
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-------------- !, ncsGSl 941,2SU
Bar Iron, rolled, le eo9OSs 2OO,9s3
hammered, oS'SS5 q, l27
Iron, cables and parts, . So':sS o97,045
Other manufactures, 4o4'o''
100000
s,6OOO.OOO
Total amount,


nrom tai 0 I1e e Year ending July ISL ls44 and
about 55ss% psa D s5 s Tss sue
amount Of duties ac, millions Of dollars These
Questions Sas s now naturally arise From whose 0
anu ~ Was The loss sustained by the foreign
producers or home ayces O e s
ces7 Have the prices Of %.r n1 a ae, was passed in
a 1Sass Hew have the prices ofagrcuuTa pro-
ss sosss, ,as ss Ta, hs as al
questions which ,pp neople To our minds The
Inc gtes, na hsm is so obvious, that il is matter
az answer ssnr 10 hs sa Two opinions should exist We
o. SUPPLIES UP, SoweTer enier into any discussion on
the nsenees be drawn from h The bs as sss I re-
ca wneii ices known 10 alive are content 70
,ereise he materials on which others may reflect
and make up their own MINDS.
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fLynedJu,g Republican.

The Right Rev. Bishop Delaney, who was
thrown from his carriage last week near Bethany,
~ Y, and much injured, was doing well al the
last accounts, and confident hopes Of his speedy
recovery were entertained.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23

FRESH WATER IN BOsToN.-It was put 70 a
vote in Boston, on Monday, whether or not that
city should have pure fresh water, a Ia Croton;-
Il was decided in the negative, BY 1899 TO 1890
majority against fresh water 800. This decision
is not lille curious Boston is in want ofwater,
and it can be carried into that city for song,
compared 10 what New York had TO pay for the
Crolon. It is very likely, however, that The striped
pigsm of our little neighbor yet e1erls power
fu influence on her weiare.-lN. Y. Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
G6O REWARD.-My u z,
sNs tho ON nlnvmen. Y! -

$40 RE IdIa2men! d car
Smith last November, WING q
county, North Carolina, ana n "a.
tina, he is now lurking aoou' :; ,o..
Walter Myrick, Esq, He'l. ..ir;Sig
he owns his wife; or, in the ~. :. 3
Martin county, North Caio.'p ..rs,..
work there with Smith i9' ~,
will pay the above lewaId o. . ~, NJ
person delivering said man = 80, Il,
lars if secured in any JaIi - ' Il j
Simon is about 50 years on, ~ {.
complexion, ordinary siaiui'
ged-No scars recollectet; ,rS n
Southampton county, Sa' ~
May S-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23

Six Odd Fellows have been accommodated
by the Baptist Church in Unionville, Washing
ton Co., on account oihe supposed inconsistent
cy oflhe tenes oftheir Order with religious pro-
fession.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
We adopt, for ourselves, every word OF The fol-
lowing bulletin, and hope our subscribers will acl
up 10 It's SUGGESTIONS

OFFICE CHARLESTON MERCURY
The new Post Office Law, going into operation
on the Isl July, will deprive Postmasers Of the
privilege offranking.
We hope our country subscribers, in this aud
other States, and our agents will avail themselves
of the Intermediate time 10 remit through theirre
spective Pos,maslers, the amounts due this office
and save Us the heavy postage that must accrue
after that period
So large is The present Indebtedness in the coun-
Try, and so difficult lis collection that reasona
BILE attention 10 our interest will not admit OF its
being increased; and on The Isl July next the pa
per will be discontinued 10 all country subscribers
owing above fifteen dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23

WHIT LINEN r. JACKETS.-5O White
w Linen r. Jackets, wsN cut and made, Of
iered very cheap, tor cash, al 100 Main street.
May % S. MERCHANT.
WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS.-Thirtv-
w six While Marseiles Vests, well cut and
neatly made, on hand and for sale by
SILAS MERCHANT,
May23 100 Main ST.
WHITE DRILLING PANTALOONS.-
w Thirty pair While Drilling Pants, very
superior and cheap Tor cash, at
SILAS MERCHANTS,
May23 100 Main ST.
HOYT'S.-As big prizes may be had Tor a
L j "quarier," to-day as are sometimes sold for
Sl-i,0O0 Capital. Packages 1924, G,iS-and
1896. Call at HOYT'S.
Mayo No. 3 Exchange.
DRAZIL White Sugar
ID Licorice, prime quality
Fine quality ST. Croix Sugars
Wooseys double Loaf do
Smiths single do do
Java Coffee
Port and Sicily Wine
Choice old Cog. Brandy
Lamp and Tanners Oil
Sole Leather, assorted
Paper Of all descriptions
Fine Teas, Nader
Indigo and Salt Pelre
For sale by DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
May %