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st, Cnix;; Supply, Steele, Bef=aia; Bel:
Ev. UdaI. New. Providence.

St, Cnix;; Supply, Steele, Ber~:aia; B-.-
iey, Udall, New Providence.
Ship Anna, johnfen, Jamaica.
The Ga,en, from Ccmnnsgen, Gotten
burg sad Lonaon; lett the Downs on the
II ait, of June, bar brings no latter news
,hJo wehave received by former a.r:,-is.
The Fat'or, Kemp, Of this FORT, ruaed
the Downs fer London on the i4,h June !
q and the Marin, from CharleNon, the fang
day. June y, off the lIlaud OF Oderry,
leagues from the ccaA, fpcke the hip
49,, g days from Baltimore for Len
don. July 10, in lat. A., IS, long. Az
SO, 1pol,e't TIC hip Two Brothers 0 days
from; Salem for Opor,c. The flip Mary;
Of Pcr,fmou,l,, ~. H. from Lieer?os',
had arrived ., Go,tenburg. The nip
Franklin, of this port, on her paaas e'!rom
Copenhagen to Gottenburg, pu, into
port Is mics 10 the nor:hwa!d of the lat
ter place in difreE. The juIiana, for
this port, was to fail in ten days after TIC
Galen from London. 49,
The fhip Scmira,nis, Smith, arrived q,
Teneriae on the 18th Of June, and failed
from thence for Canton on the 7tf. Eune.
On her paiIase from London, in tie Bay
of Biicay, was brought too by the EngliN
rrivateer Alert, of 20 guns, who had in
co. the ihip William and Mary, Dixor,
OF Norfolk, which the had captured on
her way from Liibon for St. SebaGians.
: The Nancy, Of Baltimore, from Bocr-
deaux, via Cape Francois. The brig
Neptune failed from the Cape for Alexan,
dria the allt'rtt A fchooner from Bour-
dezux, had arrived at the Cape jua before
The Nancy failed. ProviGons in demand
produce low.
Tie Huntreis, from Huelva, near c..
diz. June 20, was boarded by French
privaseer and treated Politely. July 2,
was boarded by an Erglifh a., and treat
ed politely: July II, fell in with Por-
tugueie feet from the Brazils, ard treat.
ed in the fame manner. July II, go,
81, long. S., loke brig William, Pad.
dock, from Baltimore for London. July
a., fpoke fhooner from Kennsbeckf for
Barbados. July 80, lat. 81, 20, long.
69, fpoke the chooner Swan, CT New
bedford, su Whaling voyage, had got
60 bbls. oil.
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NEW YORK, Augut 3.
IMPOR TANT, T.

IMPORTANT
Captain Francis Baxter, who arrived
here yeaerday in the brig Huntrefs in 50
days from Cadiz, has iurniihed tie Ed
tors of this Gazette, with an extraet from
his Journal, containing the following in
formation.
ExtraH-" Arrivals from different
ports in the Medi,erraneah.-lff, fix fail
of B.azi!iI fllips taken by French priva-
teer, two Of which were funk. April 20,
four arrived at cadiz-thofs Of the Por-
tugucf: from IS to 24;guns, and from 100
to rso men each.
" Orders has been received from the
French government by the Spahifh Coniu'
at Cadiz, to take poaedicn Of all eaptur-
ed American pfoper ty which was CON-
piled with.
:" The King of Spain has given to the
French IL fail oft line, ready for Tea,
to be differed and manned by Frenchmen.
ss Six rhoufand French troops were on
their march for Cadiz to protect the place !;
and the French and Spanilh fleets from
Brett, were daily expected there, where
s fail of the line from Ferrol, and two
trigates from Brett had arrived, the latter
having on board officers and {eamen for
the above feet. Fourteen more hips Of
war were daily expected from the Medi-
terranean.
&c Letters from the American Coniul at
Malaga, and the Coaful at Algiers men,
rion, that eleven fail of American veiiels
had been captured by the Trip litan
cruifers-and that no American veGels
W. e'pe, m;tted TO fail from the Medi,er
ranean without convoy.
i" O.ivenca, on the frontiers of Portu-
gal, is taken by the French, who fen. in a
flag quoting the place to be given up,
which was agreed 10 by the .Portuguefe,
bu, as the Frenchtroops were marching in,
5000 Frenchmen were blown up by the
fpringing of a mine which was prepared for
The purpofe. The remainder of the French
who were exasperated in the highef deg &c,
rufhed forward, carried the place, and put
every foul to death--Thcy purified
their march to Charyees, and Alamanda,
ofwhich they pcasGed themfelves, and rut
all the Portuguefe in thele three places to
the fword.,
On thele particulars we have no re-
marks to make-let the reader decide.
Capt. Baxter, however in postscript to
his journal, iays," There is no doubt Nut
the above may be depended on
Capt. Heyt, Of the Huntrefs,. informs
us, that he received letter from the Anne.
rican conlM at Malaga, which mentioned,
that no Tripolitan cruizers had been ieen
further down than to the we2ward of
Cape de CAT.
He further informs, that FIVE Englifh
fail of the line, and two trigates, had
lately arrived, and were cruizing off Ca
diz-and that the French and .Spaniards
have united their colours, which had al.
ready been hoitted on board their veiFeis.
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PHILADELPHIA, Auguf 4

The Dssfborough, caP'ai" 5!H''i', in a
Mort padage from Madeira, arrived here
Taft night. Captain Smhh aates, that the
day On which he failed from Madeira, a
velel arrived from A'gehras, with into7.
nation, that in ccmlquence Of Deceive
victory obtained by the combined forces
of France and Spain, over thofe Ct Por,r.
gal, the latter had acceded to the terms OF
pacihca,;on offered by the former. The
price of peace is fated TO be Eight Mill
ons of dollars of which France is to re-
ceive 5 and Spain 5000, 1000. The other
conditions of the treaty are not ita,ed.-
The captain from A'gehras fa'd that he
had ieen the Spanilh account ofthis insor.
nation. TheDagfborough.re,!o he'
voyage from hence TO Madeira and back
again in IS days.
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COMMUNICATION.

1t has been remarked, that gregg men
have generally appeared, at different Pc
RODS, in groups or cutters. But it is a
fngular faef, that feveral men who have
been ditinguifhed in this country, have
not Only appeared at the fame time, but
have the fame fra II will nat FAY Cbrl-
has) name. 7Sama, Pane, 7b0mas
M'Kean, &c.
Arrived, fhips Galen, Fox, Copenha-
gen, via London; Pequot, Seymour, St.
Croix; Two Sons, Beebe, Point Petre !;
briggs Hun.reis, Hoyt, Cadiz; Nancy,
William, Cape Francois Venus, Cfoth-
en-, Savannah; fchooners Lady Carlton,
Defbrough, St. Johns, N. B; Olive, Til
ton, ditto, Lark, Parker, ditto; Amphi-
trite, Geer, Baltimore; Eagle, Troop,
Jamaica: John vining, Holly, charlef.
ton; aoop BerkhIe Packet, Hitchcock,
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From the Gazrttr Of the United Stafff.
COUNTRY GAZETTE.

~" tHe oN<N"S " SHt S"'sN S's~'s''
COUNTRY GAZE TIE.
Wefeel great iatifatticn In beiog able
to inform our ffiends that the publication
Of the Country Gazette will commence !"
few days. The number Of fubfribe!'
received is greater than we expeaed--'s
exceeds 500. Arrangements are now max
ing, and in the coufe of next week, the
frit number will be puhiifhed.
Thele gentlemen who take The Daily
Gazette, and WHO mean totake the Coun-
try Gazette in lieuof it, are reqceaed to
give % immediate Information, and oil
gentlemen who have uhicribed will ries'e
to forward their names, that we may know
what number Of papers 70 print.
GT The Printers in the Z. States who
are not untriendIy 70 che Gazette Of tie
United States, are requeffed TO anncrnce
.he publication Of the Country Gazette.
Augutt y 1891. @2.'f. 90 ...'s
,Fx,raa srsa k,sr firm fir Rrv. 1r.
Hasuo, f.4Laauki<, fG,,zt Bnav.)
.fe 1be Rtp. ,Dr. Regtn, Of his oJ-
aat<d in May I'm. q ne. -
"I am jua go;nog up to london TO
NEE, our Brethren in oar annual hhe1'oiy
FOR MiGicnary purpofes, asd have the
pleafsre Of informing YOU, that or work
at the Cape Of Good Fiopeis very pIo'S''
Gus and pomifng. The hrif fruits %
ChriRianity among the Hctsen'o'' Hs''
written to us their grateful acSoov:eoS'
meu,s, for the truth'asit is in sius Pfsae''
ed nnfo them. and embraced III tee i0's
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mo. ~
i r A NsL ALTON.

His excellency, lord Grenyille, having,
been pleafed to inform the undersigned OF
the intention Of his najcay to iend pIeni.
potentiary to Laneville, in order to tax
ihare of the negotiations which nnall '3e
entered upon, as foon as the neceGary ps IS
ports fhall have been tranflnitred by the
French government, ard as ioon as fur
ance fhall have been given reipettinis the
free correspondence of this plenipo,ontiary
with tl1is'court ard with the countries be-
longing to the allies of his rraiefty, the
undersigned Immediately difratsnsd an ex
traordinary mcEenger in ORDER to commu-
nicate thefe difpoGtions to lis govern
ment.
The conciliatory and hurnanefentiment
| which have had an influence in producing
this deciGon Of the cabinet, are happy
preface Of the re-eaablifhment Of goc' Ear
lmony between two countries which, from
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Signed,
M. OTro.
mo. III
IT ANsLATIoM.
'a-freet, AngxN 80. 1900.

Hfrxfora-freet, Angyn 80. 1900.
My LORD.
| received yeferday evening the lctte,
and the note which your excellency did
me the honor to address to me, and I'M
mediately tranin.itted them to Dover, by
an extraordinary Inehenger.
| cannot but be extremely hattered by
the appreciation which his majetty's CO.
vernment has been pleafed to give to the
mode which ] had adopted for my polit cal
communications. That which your ex-
cellency propofes to me, combines The dou-
Ole advantage of difpatch and ofiecrecy,
and I ihall follow it as often as orders from
my governments lhall afford me an oppor-
tunity of profting by it.
have the honor to be, &c.
OTTO.
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p ERS
Rel0tiz,e to the Commencement of
NEGOTIATIONS OF PEACE WIT.
FRANCE.
(Coutiuuea.J J
mo. 81

Il A1HEIHHeU./
mo. g.
Mixase izj2yufzions to captain Geozre.
Auguf IS, 1900.
L. Tcdeclare that the note prefented at
Vienna, by Lord Mimic, contains the ex-
prenion Of his majeay's fentiinents, and
that the king is ready to act in conformity
to it.
z. To enquire whether any anfwer has
been returned by the French government
to the propofai contained in N. Thueut's
letter to M. Talleyrand re{peet;ng place
for the meeting ofplenipotcntiaries to car
~ Oh joint negotiation? or whether M.
Otto is authorized to agree with this 60
vernment On the point, agrceably to the
tuggeiSion contained in NJ. Thagut's let
ter.
3. To exprefs, in that car., that either
ofehe places named by NJ. 1hugut would
be agreed to by his majeay, and pro
per perfon aor nniniRer on dis maieity's
part to meet the plenipotentiaries of AM
tria and France, provided that the French
government is willing TO enter into iG.iIi-
Gent engagements for the freedom Of d.
rect communication by couriers with iuch
place OF negotiation.
4. That withrelpeta to the propofals of
an armifice the king would Zee with great.
fatisfaction the moment when he could with
PROPHECY adopt any mealure, the imn.edi-
ale effect Of which would be 20 put top,
at leah for a time, to The ealamitls IF
zvar: b4t that am armjfter, as attLmg
tn navDl operafions, has at M tc,iod svey
beea agreed ON bet7vefu Gysaf B,7tniu and
france, during the e0u,7e gf tbeiy uegocia-
fions .t0r peace, ar mil the breAm;n4,ies
haze been ataaly Egaed-7bat it eaunof,
t5ersf5rs, be e0nhdsrtd as n PEP uscelayy
to utgociasion; and that from the d;tputes
to which its execution mutt unavoidably
be expected to give rife, it might more
probably tend to obhrua than facilitate
the fucccfs Of thofe endavours which the
two parties might employ for the reitora-
ton ofpeaoe:
That the circumstances Of naval war,
are obyiouly not iuch as to admit of fuch
equalsrrangements as are eahly eRablifhed
with regard to military operations when
itnpcnded by fuch an agreement: That 1t
appears, therefore, at all events premature
to enter even into the" difcuf1ion of this
queffion, until, from the courie of the ne
gociations it flall more clearly appear how
far they are likely TO lead to Satisfactory
iiiue: And that no deciiion could in any
cafe be taken here on fuch a fubjed unleis
the French government had previouny ex-
planned in what manner it is conceived
that the principles Of the regulations adopt
ed In the Gcrmanic armifice, with refpeet
TO blockaded towns, can be applied to
'he naval ports and arienals Of France, 70
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mo. g.
D07oaingg- areef, -A4g. lo 1900

enciote to you, by the kings COM
nsand, the aniwer which his ma iefy has
thought proper that Mould return to the
different points contained in the note which
l had the honor to receive from You.
The mode which you adopted fer the
trantniillon of that paper, was perfectly
satisfactory to his najeay's government;
out as captain George has from his fitua-
alton the opportunity of unobierved inter
courie with you, will requea you to
eranimit to ne, through him, any further
communications with which you may be
charged by your government Rejecting
this bufinefs.
Signed, GREENVILLE.
M. OTro.
No. 10 contains note from lord Gren-
vile, In an official from, agreeing nearly
word tor word with the minutes ofinfruc-
fions to captain George, contained in
No. 6. .,9
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10 Rent

A con nv pamsa'ate ss0s5Eov givex,
with wcro.r. nl dwelling houfe and fore,
Dukeaysnsa out-houfes, sc. f;tua,e on
further dssa. near Col. Hooe's VI harf. A
ssi, Is usi1sr'ption is thought unneeeaarv
will view ths e ',. any perfon wifhing to rent,
ErP femides-Apply to
Jauuarv si1AkLES JAMESON.
eo3tt
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as to carry them boua Gae into execution,
as TO the REFLECTIVE maritime forces. the
objects which thoie POPULATIONS have a
view with refpea to the military petitions
occupied by the two armies.
NO. 7, contains a letter from commit.
fioner George to Lord Granville, acouain-
ting his lordlhip ofhis having had con-
verlation with M. Otto, according to his
lordthip's lnftruction. He fates, !" 7
slio informed M. Otto Of the very iub-
itantial reafons that will prevent his ma
Jeity from agreeing to a general arrniaice
previous to the figning of preliminaries,
as detailed IN the minute which | had the
honor Of receiving from your lordhip; and
was aniwered by him, that he has every
reatcn to think, and is perionaliy convin-
ced, that the continuation Of the German
arnlifice will depend upon the conclaiion
OF the Englifh armiitice, the advantages Of
the latter being conGdered by France as
an equivalent for the very obvious di(ad-
vantages Of the German one. He obiery-
ed, that the regulations contained in the
German armi&ice, do not extend to fuch
places as were not actually blockaded or
attacked by the French; judging there
fore, from analogy, fucb places only as
are actually blockaded by the Englifh
torces, could be comprehended in the pro- |
poied arrniitice, therefore Belleiile, Malta,
and Alexandria, fhouid be put on the fame
footing as UlIn, Ps.i}ipiburg, and Ipgol
itadt.
NJ. Otto has been inGrueted 10 require
an anfwer to the propotal for general
arnittice before the sd of September,
wllich makes him conclude that hoitilities
may again commence about that time,
fhould the propo{ed arlniAicc be pohtiyely
refuied on the part of his majety. lie
farther obferyed,' that as long as hoailities
on the continent are carried on, there can
be no firm BATS On which to ground nego
citation, as every change On either Gdc
would occsfon new fubjeet Of difcuRi-
On.
M. Ottosfsrther remarked, that if ge-
neral armiaice ihould be agreed OH he is
authorized to enter into any fecurity that
may be thought neceGary for the COM
merce of Grear Britain; and that the great
importance of this fubjed obliges him to
enquire whether he rs to have written
aniwer ON the fubiect of the general ar
miltice, or whether he is to conEdcr the
prcfent verbal communication as dehnitive
againf it.
Signed, R. GEORGE.
Rigbt bon. lard C,eADIl.
mo. 81
Downing ./frset, Agg. 20, 1900.
SIR,
As NJ. Otto expreaed to you a defre to
receive in writing the anfwer of the king IS
government to his note, tran!mit to you
the encIofed, which 'rcqucf you will
communicate to him.
I Il
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NICOLAS CEFFROY,


INFORMS the Public. he has taken int
4 Partnerihip MIR. L. 9ISSOT. fuperior
Workman, late from the Watch Mandatory
in Geneya, who will undertake 70 make New
Watches ;---aud to repair, in the belt man.
ner, for Watch. makers, or private perfons, /,
aay new-co contributed and complicated Watch
cs, and Time -Pieces.--They will alto i'm
port, from faid Mandatory, at nine months
warning, all fuch Watches and Time. Pieces,
as their employers fhall order.
7by have 0J6 CoraantLy on hand,
An elegant Aflortment of warranted,
and common Engliih. and Geneva Watches
and Tine Pieces, which they will fell on rea-
ionable terms. .---In addition to the above,
they carry on the Goldfmiih's and Silver
fnith's buGnefs, in all It's branches; and like
wife will make, or repair. any kind of Jew
cllcry, in the neatef faihion.
Tb.y aJo bave for Sakt,
Wholefale and Retail, all kinds OF
Jewellery, imported and of the la,eR faihion !;
officers gold and iilver Epauletr plated &
brals Candleiticlss plated and Britannia Tea
Pots; Dirks, final Swords and Hangers !;
plated Bits, S;irups and Spurs; Tea Trays /;
Gators Aniiron', Shovel and Tongs Cot
lery Ware of al kinds /; Night and Day Spy
GiaHcs Ladies and Gentlemen's Pocket
Books Drefing. Glaaes ; Sufpcnders; Truf-
lcs Horfe-W Whips Razors Hopkins fa-
nnous.Razor-Strops beft Beaver Hats Per.
fumery Of all kinds, from London and Paris /;
Hair. Powder Starch /; BarIcy-Sugar. and
Sugar -Plumbs; Spaoifh Segsrs /; bca Maka.
oau and Scotch Snuff; and great variety of
other articles, too numerous to inlert here.
Newport, FEB. 7, 1901. I9tf
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Fsom a London paper.
4 GOOD SPEC.

"A YOUNG lady in London,
A. who was handfome and had
a fortune of (. $4,000, while fhe
was buying lome fmall things of a
young lhopkeeper, with whom ihe
had fome triamg acquaintance, took
a piece of his flanders lace, and,
out Of mere gaity and frolic, went
haitily out, without paying him
for it.
The fhopkeeper, who had a
good head for lpeculation, followed
and ieized her and charged her
with the theft; and in a ferious
and peremptory manner, faid to her
" Mifs, you may take your choice,
either 70 60 with me before a ma
Citrate and futSer the penalty ofths
law for fealing my lace, or go with
me before a clergyman and marry
me-" After a ihort paufe (and
who could blame her p fhe chofe
the latter.
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Has neeivfd f,sm BARcRLosA, via NV.
YORK, variey Of SILKS, Oix.
+ AIDES Silk Sleeves.
IL Do. Do. Check'd Handkerchief.
White, Slate. Black, Flcfh, and Yellow
Silk Gloves.
Ditto Do. Mitts.
3 & 4 Threaded Silk Stockings, with
open Clocks.
Ribbed Do. without Clocks.
Blue and Black ariped Lutearings.
Plain Plumb colored Do.
Striped Sattins, for womcn's Gowns. a
One Box White and Black Lace.
Ne7cfou, Nsv. 7. Oto
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c Il N q 0 N ET.

DAN augh. be more fair 70 the eye
~ Than the bluih Of the madenly year
Can aught with tae orchard bloom vie
When in May its fweet bloaoms appear,
Can aogbs ike the e2laptine plcafc.
Or rbc rot. budding Tell me what can !!
O thrice more attractive than theic
ia the cheek Of my fweet little Apne.
What can charm like the Spring Of tie field
When il trickles tranlparcntly by
Or ~hai fwec,er pleafnre can yield
Than 10 look on the gem OF the iky
What cao win like the tremulous dew
Which the zephyn on gohomcr fan
O thrice more enchanting 10 view
Is th: eye Of my fwect little Anne.
Can aught like the morning delight
When il dawns towards pcaceablc day ;
Or begiich Ike the pSnet Of night
When ne feals in good humor a~ayl
Is there aught like the fwecrnefs Of eve
When fcrene as when nature began,
The fun takes hi, mellow laa leave !
Yes, the imiIes of my fwect little Anne.
Can aught more delicious be nam'd
Than the exqui6tc fruit of the pine !
More fweet can aught be procIaim'd
Then the elegant bunch Of the vine ;
Is there aught can in favor exceed
Ey'ry beverage precious TO man (!
Dyes, thefe are taltelefs indeed
To the kifs Of M fwcet little Anne.
Thrice more than thc fun fctting hour,
Or the dawn Of the morning. benign.
More delightful than Springs fwcetcit flower,
Or the mrth making juice Of the vine,
More icrene than the gems Of the isy,
And more fof, than the down of the fwan,
Is the check. is the lip. is the eye.
Is the finilc Of my fwccs little Anne.
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WILLIAM WILLBOR.
Sign Of THE GozDsv EsH, direay
etpgGte Mr.. Jefspb Briggs
1ban,es-Sfrect,

y ESPECTFULLY informs his
~ friends and the public in general. tha,
he carries on the Glazing bnGneis 10 its vari-
Gus branches, where he offers for Sale. Win
dow Glais Of different Gzcs, by the Box, or
fsnalier quantity, Wig by IS, IL by '6,
10 By a, 10 by '3, 10 by ", 9 by II, Shy
10, 7 by 9, s by 6-lil;ewiie, Sheet Glafs,
cut in any form or hzs--Putty by the guam
tity or Jingle pound.
He bas 0Jjo, at Retail-Biandy-
Rum-Gin--Brown, & white pow
der'd Sugar-Molafles Ricc--Sou-
chong. Congo. and Bohea Tcas-Chccola,e
---Cotfee--- Negro head, cut, and Pigtail
Tobacco--Segars--RaiGns-- Muasrd Pep.
pcr---Ginger--Starch - Candles - Writing
Paper-Dstch Qnills--Bef New Y ork Hard
Soap, sc. &c.
Newport, Sept. 70, 1901. sih
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-21
HAZARD 6 GARDNER.
Have for Sale.

A tbeir Store. one der Ns,i5 sfM,. Town
fend's CsfSe-Hagje,
DlPES of GlN--Do. of BRANDY
4 Do. OH particular TeneIife VINE.
Hylon. Souchong, and Bohea, TEAS.
Black Pepper-Brown Soap.
1000 WI. Bef Green Coffee.
100 WI. CaHa-Nutmegs-Mace-Clo
Kegs of Superhne Flour of MuRsra.
Bags OF fine Ginger---Io cwr. Copperas.
Caiks OF L0sdsn Porter and 7as1fsn Ale.
Crates of common Cookery Ware.
50 VT. S2sni(h Flote Indigo--French DO.
Boxes OF Warrented EGence of Spruce
DO. Of Mufcatcl and Smyrna Raiins-
Caiks and Jars of Malaga Do.
Sacks of Soft Shell Almonds
Sheiled Do. in Boxes.
No. /, and No z. Bottom Chocolate, and a
few cafes SwEEr-OIL.
-ALSO-
Hogheads of belt Retailing MO-
LASSES. Brown SUGAR per
Hogfhead or Barrell.
Ntevp0ri, Sept. rs, 1901. 7otf