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ITEMS AND SKETCHES OF TRAVEL
INC.


thug OF tie city on our approach, as it ralncd,
= and was very dark. | gave myself up 10 retiec-
ton. while we Jew along in Tie cars, watching
the ire from the windows. rs it literally fell in
! showers. As we entered Boston, the thousand
lights that CLEANED in various directions, assured
, US hist we had reached or place o. destination.
We went from the depot to the Cnitcd States
t Hotel. whicl, is nearly opposite. Had some diff
; Gully in getting accommodated, rs tIic house was
, full; owing 10 Commencement Of CambIi !gc
ICollcgc-thc house is spacious and has every
requisite CONFERENCE.-The par!orS communicate
through large folding doors In the centre OF
the rooms, arc two very handsome chandeliers
suspended over marble Observation-Disclosures
rocking chairs Tor the weary, while thcrc---the
rooms were filed with bright ami joyous faces;
all appeared happy, Willie a very interesting
and Lowell! girl WIS p.a.!ng and singing very
Swcetly' After 4 good supper, we rctIrcdto or
rooms: the pattcring against Tie windows, acted,
after along ride, like Il delightful opi4tc. lul!Iuz
Us INTO forg,t!ulnc>s. o. ,w-kirg. l as.etil ii
was pleasant ! Was answered.. - perfectly fair
morning" the inIuccn,Et was su;i.i,nt for
early riSinr, AMI We h4>tvncit 10 % olt, .ui view
the city and tie surrounding country. AitCi
breakfast, a carriage being ready, we were soon
seated, ana a prefer, easier one, i never YVES III.
just room enough ior four persons, which constl-
tutcd cur p~!ty. Thc2riycr very ch~ecgiuiiy gave
us al the inform ton lie could, which VS. not
slight.to he SCENE iayqI5intcd with ercry srot we
passed. We'll, this is Boston, thought / tom my
self, IS We rode through the strects--Do>ton, d
aamc familiar from my Aii5hool--Haston where
the ~royalists qu@Itcrcc, where patriot hearts beat
high and wildly for freedom; where liberty lin
gerd III her Try fight, AMI witnessed tie agoni-
IGIny riru~~ly q her sons Boston. where The rich
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vENIE undersigned would respectfully INFORM
the public that he has again commence: Tie
above business in all its various branches Il n'
three miles south west OF Ashley, Nc.
He will also make to order Spinning "hseis'
Chairs. &c. He ~flatters himscltto be abb. to give
General satisfaction to all wlo may give i'm 4
call in the above business, in price AMI quality
Give me call.
A.. ODEN-
Feb. 7, 1876.
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Azsus.4.>t. a!Ggs %U.:te.
p Office is hereby given, th-tt-e InI,rs -r-
"a Ell has obtained OF tn Cler;: oi tie c.. t.
Count OF Lincoln county, letters d. administrator
N tie estate OF Rus N-rtin, d.ccasea, Tearing
tate Fta. II, l-!G.
III persons If lrl ted -: os.i@ cs,atc are request
"d - make iu,lned,ate payment. All persons
having claim. against sIi estate. are requested
10 cNL.h!t them properly authenticated within one
wear from tie ditc Of s-ii letters, or they nv b,
ur,clulcd from having any benefits otsaiI ~rstate,
and ii not exhibited within three years, thcy Wi.
forever barred.
8. II. MOXLEY, Admir-.
f,h, - lNLc
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l. II. BurbbaVge's

UNITED States Newspaper subscription and
4 advertising Agency and Proprietor Of the
old established Real Estate. Negro, Money .Agen-
cy and Intelligence Office, Saint Louis, Mo.
n. B.-Post paid letters, including a fee Of one
Dollar, soliciting information and intelligence will
receive an answer in return.
|. b. BURBBAGE, Gen. Agent.
St. Louis. No, 1886.
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wanted ut this Office,
Feb. 7, 1876.

Two intelligent, active boys. tetween Il and
Is wears Of .ec, as apprentice. Arr'! imliedi-
ately.
-~y- a
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y" DOCr. WILLIAM II. WATERS.
BowLING-GRErH. No, Office one door West
Of tie Missouri Inn.
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List of Letters

: /: EN- INNING in the Tost Office at Bowling
Green, SO, 3lst December.
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BLANKS
II Gan be neatly exe~aeSi st tins O:ics. -
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TRUTH.

APPARENT may leave an estimate to Iii,
son, but how soon may it be mo-tgagcd
He may leave him money, but soon it may
be squandered. Better leave linn 4 sound
constitution, habits of industry, and I'M
blemished reputation, a good education,
and an inward abhorrcnce Of vice in any
shape or form. These cannot be wrcsted
from him, and arc better than thousands Of
gold and silver.
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mouse Oh s oo, har,,;r,I &, me. ouly in
Nassre na' snS.art;bI. Ic.rt. Il is *,
'le Si, VI " ,aL, of so.~,,ps
TtanI ;.al LS> ,s;,;,a n every inou-
"1"1 l-.nrc,orm
~ nI;ant :, .,s r-, md Tremendous with
o,orv s,,4i,ou., ...t.r. ;nthctic az sub
l:.,o ILo,.. ,-.H.I .,riat ~ cally dawn.
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-! 49,, rf..t.,;,- r.rS-"aars
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sPoi>IHS - d. az ~ ,.,.,l..
ing o'p---'''' 81, 80, L.i,'I - -. ,n-
Gus p"SS'''
pose
'Ha'' $1,000 ".'" ',.' t,.ou I ,L' r.,Ltni,r
ca PROV "'leh = my ~! az 49,
"tofG "L' "...,t aI".Nn is',.i = ,bo
"i'li'e' iLi' VIZ 49, ,L;nI,,;, kcr,,-
.rihPeS'i .;gI LA anI -, .-,,I af ,L. C,rr, :
'tl? u HI-'' %iu - $50, 49, .bn,4or.-
iniSniy a. pay. "a - nnnttrrabIc.
- .nanoI Ir..a
- aa-aI an n.;Jm;,Irs starry face.
- So" G Il -
wv N"
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THE OREGON COUNTRY.
LETTER Y.

IDLY forthc information of such as mioht
,c inclined to cmigratc to Oregon, allow
ne to treat d little more fully Of tie Valley
If the willamette, IS tbat, fer length Of
will probably be regarded as tie
lcart ardcentrc Of operations in that coun-
~.
One Of DC motives tLat induced ne to
ypIore tae unprecedented, was, that might
be enabled ~toSPcah from actual ohserya-
lion, not only in reference to lis general
features, bu. what population i cauld well
and what number, cm;grating Il ere,
could be conveniently accommodated With
1ood timber wa;craLd i]ra:ric.
The more carefully 10 arrive at correct
conclusions, | divided ny party daily r.to
three handsome to keep along near the
base Of The mountains, and occasionally 10
penetrate int tie IiiIs; a second to travel
in the vicinity Of the river: Vile myself
generally moved in q central positions; ell
Observing carefully thctimd end quaniity,f
de water priv Ices, .rd Ct what
description, 10 c!c.acl,r Ct &c sol, tie
Kind OF hcrb,so, grass, clover, &c, and
where best produced, 1aca rerorting in lie
evening tie lays observation.
Soon aftc. leaving DE Oregon Institute,
fifty miles sau,A Of Tic Willamette
f,iIs ON ctr y ~ mn .I,c ,-ai,r POO r-rrc oil
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y Rev. Mr.. Mlibcrn, who was lately G.
Chaplain to the House Of Represent
~tatiyes, is perfectly blind. He halls from
Illinois, and is said to be indebted to tac cx-
%crtions Of Mrs. Linn, the widow Of oar la
Inentcd Senator, for hispost.
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Il The County Court Of Boone county.
have issued proposals for erecting a splcn-
did Court House, 30 fee widc by 81 long.
1t vii throw ours into The shade. complete
;.
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! The House Of Delegates Of Virginia
has passed unanimously a bill for the divorce
Mrs. 5. {. p. Thomas from her husband.
Thomas, # Ngryland.
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II Ithas bccntruly remarked that ~
ny a : las blown ont lis brains with d
bottle There is suicide in q rurI
as well as in a pistol barrel.
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in behalf OF the oppressed,
yours, truly.

The Safe debt Of New York is upwards
of twenty-six millions Of dollars, and the
city debt more tL,an fourteen millions.
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Mrs. Sedgwick beautifully remarks that
'cilildren are Ike mile stones, set along the
road, reminding Us Of the distance We have
gone on tie journey Of life" Some fami-
lies, it is trae, place their mil stones only
about a rod apart.
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EfFlour is wort. sJ,9S cents at New
York, and S1,lS cents II Cincinnati.
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The dome Of St. Peters church at Rome
is cracking, and great efforts are making to
secure it by strong chains. The cdiicc
was III years in building.
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE,
Three Doors below the Old Stand.

INHE PUBLIC will please take notice that have
rcniovcd from the Old Stand TO the building
three doors below, formerly occupied bv Mr. How.
ell as Shoe Store
Having just r, turned from the North I am now
| opening a full assortmcuto of
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS
which cannot be surpassed, if cquaed in quality of
material or workmanship, for tie prices and which
am determined to sell lower, for Cash, than the
same quality of Goods be ever were sold for
In Portsmouth or Norfolk. My Stock consists, in
part, of the following:
| Coats of all prices from SO so to $l5Oo.
| vests 81 all qualities, from / % TO 400
Pants do do do 81 IN hOO
| Jackcts--Shiris, of every deEcription--D
Socks scarfs-Handkerohi Collars and
Bosoms Gum Suspcnders, from Is to so ccnts-in
fact every thing usually kept in a Clothing Store
CUTLERY, warranted to be of first rate material
ana make 1t consists in part as follows PEN
KNIVES from o. cts to $ / 50-Razors of Rogers's
make 81 cts. to s 25Scissors from l2s to so cts
nave also, IN addition to the above, Il good as
sortmcnt of JEW ELRY such as Breast Pins Fin.
ger Rings, Fob and Guard Chains Silver Thin
pics and Shields, Watch Keys, Studs &c, which,
VIII sell lower than they can be had al env other
place in these diggins.
10 the LADIES would say, that have an excel
lcnt assortment OF Edgiugs, from to L. in wide
Ncrdles, assorted sharps; Pins; Snool Cotton or
the best make 200 yds. for S is a spool Thread
Tape Ladies' Hose, from ~ to 81 cts, white
mix'd and black Ladies' and Children's Net Cans
Also an assortment Of Chidrens Socks and Stock
ings. 49,
The Gentlemen will please call and look at some
ELoAkS have, the prices of which, tor the quail.
itv, will astonish them. -
/ have also beautiful lot of GAPS of all dc
scrlptions, quality and price, cheaper than lhey
can be bought elsewhere in the town
Sept 20 J. NJ. MILES.
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AGUERRIAN PORTRAIT
AND IMMATURE ROOM

THE Subscriber having. made an engagement,
with number of his friends aud acouain,an.
ccs some months back, to establish Room in this
pace, would respectfully inform them nd the CHI.
gems generally, of Portsmouth and vicin ty that he
has taken fine Room in Doct Cooks i,uildino
one door cast of Bells Hat Store on HIGH street
where he expects to remain three or four weeks fur
the purpose of affording opportunity to all who
arc dcsirous oil obtaining perfect Likeness q,
themselves or friends taken i'm the above beautiful
and much admired Art. which has the ascendapcv
over all Portrait and Miniature Paintings for per
fcctncss Of outline and expire sion every feature.
and may say more durable when finished pro-
perry. Price, Two Dollars. Rosewood and Gilt
Frames furnished at very moderate cost Stran.
gers and citizens arc invited to call whether thew
sit or not.
In consequence of the competition that has been
ana Is still going on in Norfolk, the prices of good
Pictures have been brought to a par with inferior
ones or nearly so; and would warn all persons who
would obtain good and durable likeness against
those Dollar Pictures-for any one that is at all ac-
qualntcd with the bu.iness, is well aware that IL
la hut fraction above tho cost OF the materials to
say nothing OF the trouble and pesplexitv that all
Operators are subject TO in fixing and getting the
chemicals to work right And to show that those
Dollar Pictures are not what they should be wi
INFORM the readers of this, that have already been
applied tn to take some ul them over.
Nov 26-6t J. WOODWARD
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PERIODICAL.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1884.
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hunts Merchants Magazine, DO 500 do
Eclectic Mag. ofForcYn Literature, do GOO do
american Review or Wing Journal do 500 do
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Amer. jour Of Med Science, Quarterly, 8 90 do
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Boston Med. & Surgical Journal, Monthly, 800 do
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Littell's Living Age, Weekly, 600 do
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avoid being imposed upon by unauthorized per-
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Boston, November, 1876.
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TAKE NOTICE.

V'HAr the Subscriber has just received lot of
Il DOUBLE and SINGLE GUNS-SimgIe Guns
as low as s 90, and Double Guns as low as & S 60
$50, Pistols, Shot Bags, Game Rags Powder
thsks, Nipple Keys, Wad Cutters, Percussion
Drinking Cups, and every article called for by "a
Sportsman. Ii is the determination of the Subscr-
Der not to lie unicrsold, uudcrworkcd, and per-
sons may rely upon getting any article as cheap
from liin as can he purchased in this section of
country. Also. all work in the Gun line will be
warranted to be done we'll and as chcap if rot
cheaper, than can be done here or elsewhere; so
call at the Sign of the Mammoth Gun, High street
p1risInouth, Va, door of the Old Dominion
Once, and get bargains, and no mistake
All orders thankfully received, and pune tually
attended to.
Sept 30 IA SPAIDING
N. B Old Copper and Brass taken i'm cxohano
Tor wo k, or The highest cash price paid for it,
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- tnooget you were the boy WIN was NOT To
get up th's morning. Robert A stnrmy morning
this. and tough work you have had of H. he said
eyeng me keeniys
NY father always told the. sir. when we had
work 10 DO. la go onward and do it, mndinp no.
thing else! Only Few drops a, time, added
10 myself.
Right rieh,r exclaimed The publisher. with
great spirit You have had n training, that is
worth someihing-yes worth more To begin life
with. Than thousands Of dollars. | STE ty,n, can
put your hand to the plough aud not look back
The great FAULT of young men INV DAYS. is thew
are afraid Ut work They want To live easy
while the fact is. we cannot get any thpy that is
woI'h having-repntaion. property or any po,,d
WITHOUT working, aye, striving Cor ii. Il must
keep an eye on you. young man!'
Upon what apparent lnlle Incidents baco the
well being OF men say apparently liule chance
like lncidents-and vet are neither little nor nv
chance--they are great moral woof in,n which
our habits weave our desiinies. They are them.
selves the results Of lung trains of influence. and
the starting points Of others. So that what so
many ca'' iucky hit, or an unucky turn, is ia
fact the result Of what the past wrouuh hit out
To some it might have seemed n hcky bit
that The great publisher Of -, and I, an obscure
apprentice, shonld happen to meet jus, as we did
at bali past four, on stormy winters mornino.
in Mr.. Simpsons printing office because from
iha, he became'my fas, friend.
At twenty one, ] was free with pud trade
thoroughly learned.
Al twenty two. was master Of two hundred
and ninety dullars.
Ait@eniy three,a profitable pap and PRINTING
establishment, in large neighboring tnwn was
for sale.
How much money did you carr last year.
Robert = asked the publisher, who cuntriyed ,n
meet me at this time
Two hundred and ninety dollars, sir clear
Just wbai Respected have bouoht The
Journal office, and am going to Sc, You M in bus
ness. see you can take care of your own there
fore, can safely trust you with mine. Yuu are
not afraid Of difficulty
8No, it was not lucky hit, or any hi, at all.
by this is meant chance even The MEETING
was natural consequence Of the business habits
OF business man and business hoy! Aod
now when poor Charly Frazier IN beholdinu INV
comfortable hume. and pleasant lands, the other
day, called me lucky dog and one nf fortunes
favor'es, | would say To all, as said to him.
success IN Iiie-can only cpme from, and is The
legitimate result of frm unfnching resulntion
to wnrk-io work honestly and ndus,riously
and those habits must be formed in boyhood. or
they never will be formed They must be in
drought at home"
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Co-PARTNERsHIp.

THE undersigned have associa,e cd themselves to-
Il geiher for the purpose of conducting the
CORN MILLING AND WHISKEY DISTILLINC
Business IN the City of Nor ok, under the name
and firm of BEDDING & Co. and have leased FOR
the purpose, the tcnc'nen; on Briggs Point known
as the Foundry. They invite the inspection of
fcred for sale at New York and Baltimore prices.
and warranted equally as good in quality or no
sale.
superior article of BOLTED NEAL and HON
my constantly ON hand esh ground
a. w. REDDING
Nov 2S-2w WE WADE
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TRUSTEES SALE Pursuant t, a Deed of
u Trust from George Beatty. and hnn r.. his
wife. bearing date 25th april, 1871. Of record in
Inc Clerks Office Of Norfolk County, 10 secure n
certain debt therein mentioned, to the Bank of Tir.
ginia, WILL BE SOLD, a. Public Auction for cash
6cfTe the Court House of Norfolk County, or
IHVRSDAY, the 10th day of December. 1916, at
l20'ciock, HoUSE and LOT OF LAND situated
on London street, in tho town Of Portsmouth, com
mIenclng on the North side Of London street a. the
line OF James r. Parrish. thence running East
along London street thirty feet 10 The line Of Johu
Thompson, thence North one hundred and thirteen
feet, thence West parallel to London street thirty
ret, thence south one hundred and thirteen feet to
the hcginning, With its appurtenanccs.
JNO a. CHANDLER, 1,r.-,..u
Nov l9-tds
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DERFU Nj ERY.-W have lust received a
large lot of PERFUMERY, me in beautiful
Fancy Bottles, among the lot NC have some man
uiacturcd by the justly cc'cbi atcd Farina We are
:elng our stock OF PeriuIncrv very low, and think
IL VIII be to the advantage IF purchasers t. call
where. w RI II itbDcES G. ~,
Nov ~ - -
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EALL DRY GooDs.-yNo. COOKE eco

E'ALL DRY GOODS.-JNO. COOKE &, CO
most respectfully beg leave to inform the citi.
zens OF Portsmouth and its vicinity that they have
h I receiving their Fall supply of DRY
GOODS. Their Stock is now very complete and
consists in part follows:
Super Black French Cloths and Cassimercs: ST.
p r Fancy French Cloths and Cassrncros; Valen.
eia: and Swansdowu Vestngs Black. Blue, La.
vGnhcr, steel Mixed, and other colors Sattinctts
lwccds Tor Sack Goats, Kerseys, Fannels Blan-
kets, I'd Domcstics, Brown and Bleached do
Cord and White Canton Flannes, Calicoes of ev-
| cry quality, Cashmercs, Mousan D'Laines Super
| Plaid and Striped Silks, Black Italian DO Black
| Aipacas and Bomba zines Bleached and Brown
Linen, Table Cloths and Diapers, Russia and Birds
Eve DO Hnckerback Towing. Table Napkins, Sus-
Pendcrs, Cold and Black silk Cravals and Scars,
S S1, r. Stocks, Bed Quilts, Dimity Cotton and
six Hosiery, Cashmere Blanket, Wooden Nett
and other style Shawls Also a large assortment
OF BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpeting, Passage and
stair do, and Floor Oil Cloths, Garnet Bind
lngs' Cotton Bookings, and many other articles
whirh cannot be named in advertisement All
we ask is that our friends and the public gencraIlv
viii give us a call before purchasing, our object
being to sell cheap for cash
JOHN COOKE g. Co.
"c' 10 High street.
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NOTICE OF pETITIoN.

Notice is hereby given that n Petition will be
Sens 70 the Next Legislature of tt1e State of Virgin
of psskng Tor an Act of Incorporation of the Town
ana privileges enjoyed 10y all other incornnrsted
,"Ins IN the State of Virginia, municipal judicial
" "". executive; and asking for a Ferry to run
=; T Ine Elizabeth River, touching at some poi
u passengers, the proceeds of which to be appro-
P,"eu TO the liquidation Of the debt and taxes of
'''S'nOuth. Sept. ~, 1916.
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FOR RENT.

a. Two. BRICK TENEMENTs i'm Gosporf,
Hsaa near the Navy Yard Gate. Possession of
-4-9IlonG OF them may b. Immediately Obtained
and the other on the 1st of January ncxt
Also, A FRAME DWELLING in Portsnoutb ON
King street now occupied by Mr. James Scarf
Possession given on the first Of January Please
mako application on the premises or 10
HENRY u. REARDON
Nov l9-law3w~ Roanoke Suuarc Norfclk
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RoOKs FROM HARPER d BROTH.
fold North State copy1

JOSiAH WILLS, Grocer and Commits io,
- Merchant, Norfolk, offers the following artic lc
III large qua ntlties, for sale at low prices.
Cognsc and Imitation Cognac Brandy
Boston and Philadelphia do do
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and pure Holland Gin
Old Rye and Common Whskey
Northern and Virginia Apple Brandy
Philadelphia Cordial
Madeira and Port Wine
Tenefiffe and Malaga do
Grain Pepper and Race Ginger
Snuff in Baddcrs and Jars
Saieratus and Salt Pctrc
. Sack Salt ands1urks Island Salt
Cheese and Butter, Flour and Buck wheat
Mess and Primo Pork, Tobacco of all kinds
Coffee and Tea, Indigo and Starch
ground Spices, Mustard, Chocolate, Scgara
Pipes, Wrapping Paper, Cotton Yarns
Cotton Bagging, Molasscs, Nutmegs,
Lard, Sperm Candles
100 bags Shot
sod kegs Nails
200 zoo b5ls N o. Whiskey just 10 h""o'
lVU DO do Pork Nov 26