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to Scentsin, and

hought the large

quantity of peece goods formerly reputed wire anginally Hokeen Craft, and

Thartered by Phanting and other Merchants. At present the prices

thoughes

of our Cotton Manufactures at. do not much differ in pice from that of Mary Kay, and an this large importation, the theculation

will not probably

The Cayoes

Account

le repeated.

were intended

for

polken Chins and Mongolia

to make covers.

fo

the theepskins,

of

and Cotton nodded Jackets of the

- paasantry.

peasantry, the exclusive dass of the,

and poner classes

in Writer as

the cheapesten stoff procurable.

We have

219

We have ale had a feu Jumis

also

from Nangpe

- and Fach-choo

Tembis

them

im

pay to Canton and Vice Versa, some

dual from Formosa, though belonging

to Fokeen. and Away.

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a

zey

*

fer from Amoy

Phany have for Cougars, and do not

buy much, but there is

always

trade though always exclusively confined

to Chinese living here.

Is

To long as no

Custom House existo

it is impossible to obtain aremalt

retums. The abse no: collected

from the natives

board their

bu

terr

Vessels, and the unter has

pequently