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on, upon the in nenity OF the gccon,cr,.
which the Firit Confal, that hero, who !,
inceh'antly occupied with the happln,G q
nations, thus bellows upon them. r.
hero Jourdap, has learnt with a good ,rac,
yon fec TO compliment the hero, FrS
ConfuI, whoie life, however, fill Aoo,,
in the itraights between the invetera.y Of
his enemies. and the iickleneis of forum,
Juf at the moment when two p>rlons hay.
been executed for the attempt to afIaAina,
him on the 24th Of December lat, The 20
lice OF Paris affects to fpread the report
that (ubfequent attempts of the fame ma.
tufe have been made. His guards hay.
been recently doubled at Msl.nai(on, II.
country feat where he has taken his ref
dencc for the fummer, and either he Ia,
eicapsd an experiment to silipatch him by
potion, or has motive for Spreading The
report abroad.
The King of England's recovery is e
far from being complete, that there !,
great doubt whether he will ever again b.
able to tranlact buGne(s. There is reatoo
to expect that a bill for the caabliChment
Of regency will foon be brough, intopar.
lament
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MADRID, Iuly r.

The King has written with his ow,
hand the following letter to the Prince Of
Peace.
=" have received witt, great fatisfaa;
on the colors taken from Portugal, and
which you have prefented to me, as welai
'he report which you fent me. | fee in
thefe repeated acts, the proofs of your love
and of your loyalty to my perfon, and tia,
you have fulfilled my intentions in eyerv
refpetf, as you have always done receive
the public acknowledgment of my fats.
'tatfion. l have directed my military e.
cretary, par interim, 20 return TO you two
palrof the colors which you have prefnted
to me, in order that you may prelerve
them in your family, and add them to
your arms. The new fervices fhall al.
ways remind ne TO give you frefh proof,
Of my frlendfhip, and of my attachment.
(H'gnedf CHARLES.
BaalJss, JaL T, 1901.
July 10.
Ills Catholic maiefy has addrefed 10
the privy council, and other councils, the
Sih int. the following royal decree
Alter campaign as fhort as glori-
Gus for my arms, and which has attained
the Object which proPcfed to myfelfin
declaring war againf Portugal, againa
the wiihes Of my heart, | have the COMO
iatton 10 fee peace re-efablfhed with that
power, and of ra,ifying the treaty, in
winch the good OF my beloved people is
10 much interefed. | address it in COME.
quence to the council, in.ordcr that ther
may enjoin the puhiication of it in the
ufual form, and that it may circulate con.
iormable with my orders, copies Of the
ia'd treaty, for the purpofe Of its being
made known ard ohlerved in all its con.
tents
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E~-YORk, September rs.
com1sagsieHtsa BY eott. Williams of IL
Je520Afr Enterbrize fro0u LiN,x.

Je67o"er Enferprize Jtrom LjG,n.
Feace was concluded between Spain and
Portugal about the 10th July and on the
evenings OF the 25th, a6lh and 18th, tie
CITY OF Liibon, together with all the Por.
togueie men OF var, were brilliantly ilu-
minated 70 celebrate the fame. No peace
or other accommodation with France
There were abont 10000 French t1oops
IN the towns lately coded by Portugal TO
oPaln, and IL was generally thought that
thoie troops would march Into Lifbon. J,
was ado expected THAT the EngIifh would
DC excluded from the ports OF Portugal;
IN consequence cf which the P1itifh mer.
chants were getting their property out CT
Portugal with all expedition. The King
and Queen of Spain met the Prince Regen:
ard Pnncefs of Portugal On tt. frontiers
OF Portugal, and at the fme time treated
for peace, and married the Infant Of Spain
to the lnfanta Of Portugal. A fmila
Glrcumttance has perhaps never happened
before.
- Arrived, fhip Hope, Phelps, Brii}oi
onariotfe, -, Rio-de-ia- Plata brig
re:ggy, -, Dublin Friendhip, Per,
k'ns' st. Martins Dean, Warner, HILL
Peggy, Stow, ST. Croix fch'r I hrso
brothers, Bell, Wilmington, n. c. En-,
terPrize, Williams, Lif5on; foop Three
frle9ds, Smith, ST. Kits.
Cleared, NIP RuGsl, Gibbs, AmAer-
cam brig Paranaribo, Rathbone, Wet.
ho'cs; Agcnora, Shoemaker, New Or
Johns.
(. Bfs Pcggy, from St. Croix, left thera
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From the Palladium
REVIEW
OF EUROPEAN EVENTS,
WRITTEN BIZ AN AMERICAN
ABROAD.

Since orr Ian zoe bave reeived The re-
r2ieqo FIR The latter part Of the montb Of
Aprii, 7vbieb renders The ferries regular.
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BOSTON February =.

This day arrived ihip Bornoe, Smith,
.Snmatra, ]aG from New York.
Same day brig Apollo, capt. Ring Of
Hallowell, from ST. Thomas. This vef-
iel has been twice taken on her voyage
once by the French, tried condemned and
bought in: and once by the Englifh do !;
left at St. Thomas, capt. Blake Of Bottom
to fail ioon; a lhip belonging to New
London capt. Jefries from Spanifh Maine
arrived at St. Thomas day previous to
capt. RS falling. Spoke fchooner In
dunry, Williams days from Bottom all
well.
Brig Three Friends, End;cott Of Salem
from Surrinam.
Schr. -Four S;aers, Ssowell from Care
Francois nothing new.
The floop Good Intent, Oliver, Of Brit
tol, arrived at St. Auguiine in d;areis,
from New Providence.
The fhip Sally, Weber, from hence has
arrived at Liverpool.
Clcared-SEips, Harriet, Stoddart, Ii
verPool; Monioon, Cobb, Cork and a
nnaaket; fch'rs, Trio, Stillibee, HAVANA !;
Paulina, Allen, Dublin: RiGng States,
Harris, HAVANA; FriendAip, labor, do;
Maria, Pratt, Snrrinam; Hannah, Say
ward, Bilboa; Polly, Simmons, Cowcs
and market.
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old-fahiohe6 printers will give no other
bill of fare for the mind, than the homely
plain difhes fitted for Yankeys, depend on
it, thai Iothers willbeencouraged, who will
fnrniih all the delicate fricaiees and ragouts
which give zeG to modern palates.
1t.msy be further objected, thar gang of
horn thieves, forgers and burglarians,
would not be nitable conductors OF prefs.
This objection comes too late-it ought
not to be named at the beginning Of the
10Th Century. Experience proves that
no character can be 70 debated as not to be
popularas printer in one place or another.
Many of our preles are fuperiaterded by
jscohins, and fome Of theie printers claim
the difinaion Of haYing been punia.ed On
both continents.
Thus, thisFrojeais recommended and
if it fhould fucceed, you may expect that,
when the Aurora fhall cry, down with
finding fyitems- down with navies-
down with Britifh treatics-T The peniten-
tiary houie, newgate, and the fate prifons,
from their chserleis abcees,. will e1bo loud
AMEN.
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SALEM, February g.
FIR o. Bill 30 A.

BY the fchr. Hannah, which arrived at
Mafblehead, on Saturday Taft, in 81 days
from Bilboa, we learn, that the fever at
Cadiz, continued to rage violently; that
500 had died in week-and that no A
meriean yeiiel was permitted to an entry
until ihc had performed quarantine 40
days.
BY the above vefIel, we have the melan-
choly tldings Of the lois Of her late COM
mander, Capt. Henry Hooper, fon Of
Robert Hooper, Efq. Of Marblehead, who
was walhed overheard in gale on the 9th
ult.--lie was Young gentleman highly
efteemed, and his memory by his friends,
will be ever held in efeem and veneration.
To his family, bis death is an irreparable
lois.
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FyomMe New- England Palladium.
The PROTECTOR.

IT has long been a IubjeA Of anxious
enquiry in this and the other fates, what
Is the beff mode of combining and fupport-
ing offenders againR the laws Of fociety.
Formerly, they were imprifoned on Cattle
William, and kept to hard laborin making
nails; but as the penitentiary houfe is,
hereafter, to be the place Of confinement
and labor, my propoal is equally fnited to
this, ikewife to the new fate pr:lcns in
Pennsylvania and New York. This en-
ployment gives but little lcope to the r
talents and yields but lmall profit. II
is alto laborious occupation and has no
tendency to mental Improvement. There
fore, humbly propoie, in this.day of in
yentions and improvements, that condemn
cd malefadors fhould, hereafter, be en-
ployed in publfhing newspapers and ma
gaines. I am not folicitous about titles
for thefe publications, but it ftrikes me as
proper that the one ihould be called /" The
Nerryafe Magazine or PyeIp<R betoyx U.s."
the other I" 7be p<ople's friend, or plain
srxfbAet aat Of The penitestia,y box/e."
Many fold advantages would, dosbt-
iefs, refult from fuch an eitablifhment.
Ihall briefly hint at iome of them. Firf,
thefe poor wretches are, by fentence of law,
deprived of perfonal liberty, though they
enjoy perfect equality. Now this is a
very great grievance, but as the lois of one
fpccies of liberty may be almoa entirely
comparatively afupcrior degree Of enjoy
nscnt Of another, would indulge them
with the full h5<rty Of the t,sl. For in
rance, let them have unlimited permiflion
topubliih, with aGurancc ofimpunity, any
cenfure or calumny againR any private or
public charafer--any officer Of any rank
s--any merior meafures, and, generally, 70
asraign virtue, worth and greatness before
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= !&e, men OF letters read that letter
and apare il with Barlow writings, &
they will pronounce it to be none Of his!!''' !
Let thoie gentlemen defend the marihalin
carrying me in the mott contomelious and
degrading manner, upwards Of forty miles
from the door of the gaol of the county
where l lived, which is a gaol Of the Unit
ed States. Let them defend that MARTIAL
for throwing me into Rinking cell of a
bout ten feet by fixteen, the common re-
ceptacle Of thieves, murdcrer.and runaway
negroes, without any thing tokeep thecold
out where the light came in, and keeping
me there four months, nearly one month OF.
which without fire, not having the liberty
to procure myielf a itove, although in a
cold and Indictment feaion, Whit III. houie
contained comfortable rooms in plenty,
which I.could have hired had been al
lowed to do it: but he refuied notwith-
yftanding my application to him, and the
entreasiesof feyeral Of nv friends, Offer
.ing iecurity Of 1oo, 200 dollars bail for
my continuance in the appointed room
during the time of my confinement.
Uniels gentlemen can defend rheie things
let them fpeak no more Of the iuperioriry
of this law over the common law, nor
vindicatc itupon the limits ofits punifh-
.inent being aligned, the contrary Of which
] think my experience abundantly proved.
The queaion was carried in committee
Of the whole by the voice Of the chairman
lMr. Morris
In the houfe the ipeakez decided the
queRion, IS voting ON each fde. And a
bill was ordered to be brought in.
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In Joisph and Charles Huntington's aor.
which was de&royed-a!fo the Mset;na
houie, and the houfe formerly owned hs
MIR. Woodbridge-Mr. Browns aor.
wastorn downin order to preferve his dwel
ling houic-It is fappofed the fire was Dur
pofely communicated" -
Capt. l. Smith who arrived here e..
days iince from New Providence, in pas
fling one of the Bahama Hands, dicoyer
ed fhip on the rocks, which he found had
been left by the people, ihe was copper
oottomed, had valuable cargo, lome of
which he took on board his veliel. ,rbs
ihip was bilged, and had feyeral feet wa
ter in hex ho!i.
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the tribunal of jnRice- Tribunal where
they, alas! have food to their extreme
regret aad NOR i6cation. idly, AS con-
netted with this privilege, lcr them enjoy
entire frredom Of /beeek. Now il is fact
siaat many Of thefe criminals, are aliens,
and the late wicked alien at, has been
confirmed, as defruGion Of this blciling
to thofe who are atlarge.
It is alto a truth, frange as it may
feem, that many pretendedly fober citi-
zens maintain an opinion, that ruanfhould
b. liable to as ievere parliament ifhe de-
ttroy his neighbours reputation by free
domuf Ipeecb, as if he kill his horie by
liberty of a .gan. But thefe perlons are be-
yond the reach law, being already isnpri-
foncd. 3dly, This would be q meafure of
economy, and in this day Of opprcflion when
our public burth,ns are 70 monitrous heavy,
when cur members of Congrefs and other
officers are growing 70 rich by the extraya-
gance Of theirwagcs the produce of
our farmers viii command nothing, when
the country every where exhibits fuch
melancholy proofs of decline, an expedi-
ent to RATE ven the finallef fun of mo-
ney, fhould not pats unnoticed. But it
may be enquired how will this project
fave money to the public? / anfwer, it is
a well known fat that comfortable fums
of money are annually ient to Pennylva-
MIA, Virginia, SIC. for the Aurora, the
Times, the Examiner, the Profpeee be.
fore US, sc. Nov, why .iend thus far for
the language of Billingfgate when that Of
Newgate, equally pure and iniiruetive,
is 70 near at hand. 4thly, This meafure
wouidtend to encourage our own manufac-
lures. We are conffsntiy told that it is our
duty to draw ourlelyes within our OWN
ihells, foreign commerce is decried, and we
are exhofted to depend on our own labour.
Yet, itrange to tell, we are daily de-
pendent on the labour and talents Of TO-
reign artiits for fuch pi,iful piece of
manufacture as the Newspaper or ma
gazine of Calender, when there are per-
haps 50 convicts in this fate as cornpe-
tent to this employment as that Editor.
gully, No men would be found 10 well
qualified for genuine jacobin printers as
theie prifoners-for, frf, rhey are mo-
ayl;h, and in this reipecf, are beyond the
reach of private fuits for repatriation in da-
IMAGES for Il ander. Secondly, they are
already imprifoned, and may, therefore,
defy another penalty. Taking care to ic-
leef thofe who are confined for life, to be
iuperintendants, this band of printers might
publiih the truth of the plain truth with
out refraint or fear. Here they would
give full vent to their bitter feelings a.
gaina government--feelings imbibed from
actually Tutoring the vengeance Of the law.
They are not mere lpeculators in jacobin-
i'm They feel at every porc-no office
feekers; no pimps for ambitious men,
they could fpeak and write from the heart.
Their language would be the language Of
nature, and they would enforce every
complaint by lifting up their chain. and
crying, g eeGgaum."
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NEW YORK, February i,

NEW YORK, February IL.
We are informed, that letters have
been received in town from Liverpool, Of
the date Dec. 9, which give very diff.
terent representation of the markets, sc.
OF that place, than. was contained in the
/aia IT, be extract of letter from Liver.
poor, Pubinhed IN yeaerday's gazette.
See tbe 4Advsytilsr Of yeReraay.
A French commiflioner from Guada.
loupe to our government, wea inform
| ed, paiisd through this city "wednesday
morning, on his way to the city Of Waih.
ington-He came via Newport, r. I.
Arrived, fhip George, Campbell, Gree
mock; brig -, Jamaica.
Cleared, fhips Hercules, Story, Gree.
mock Charlotte Murdoch, Walker, Ma.
deira; Suffolk, Hord, London; Com
merce, Coffin, Hamburg Ann, Nicholas,
do. Alexandria, Williams, Monteferat
brig John, Appleton, Amacrdam ich'r
Harry, Nichols, Cape Francois.
SHIP nezrs by the George, capt. CamtbeK
Capt. G.. December IS, ipoke the fhip
Dolphin, from this port to Hamburg, IS
days out. December 81, in lat. AZ, 81,
long. So, 10, fpoke the Winthrop and
Mary, of Glouceaer, from Bottom to India,
days out. January II, in lat. a., ~,
long. So, IS, fpoke f.h'r Sally of Britol.
February 2, in lat. IS, SIS, long. 81,
81, fpoke the flip Two Brothers, from
this port bound to London, 3 days CUT
February 7, fpoke brig Betty, Of New
Bedford, from New York to Ireland
There was nothing new at Greencck wAez
capt. Campbell failed.
1t is with regret we mention the les
of the fch'r Invincible, Capt. Little, LOAF
ed with very valuable cargo Of coffee,
fugar and logwood, belonging to MehrF.
John. M. & r. B. Forbes, OF this city
This veael left Cape Francois the gin
pit. and on Sunday night lah, when run.
ming in for the light-houfe, fudden fqualii
of inow came on, and before the crew could
get the vefIel about, fhe Grnck on the
iands. Afiifance went from town, ard
every PROJECT appeared of getting her on
| without damage-when the violent gaze
and fnow- form from the S. E. on TueidaJ
night, rendered every effort vain. In:
crew Except one boy, who perihed) iavea
themielves by jumping into the tea, ana
were taken up on the beach and preieryed.
by the fortunate arrival Of additional all
fifance from town--Thus have II mari
ners been almof miraculouily fayed nom
perifhing with froa, for the cold was 70
intenfe as to freeze the wafer as It ieu, |"
diRance of one mile and half from INC
light. houfe, where they found little or ~
fuccour, either of food or clothing.
Est,a7 Of letter f,om PbIlaaslpbia' /"
The Eduors, dasfd February II. ~
g There was general Glamour iIs
evening at the cc8ee-houic, agains W
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NEW-HAVEN, Feb. II.
A letter from Norwich, dated Feb. 9,
1901, fays---H "A fhockinE fire broke out
in this city, laa evening about 9 o'clock,
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IWepy DoAlars keu'urd.
RAN AWAY from the iub-

II AN AWAY from the Tub
: icriber. yesterday morning, a Negro man
named GEORGE, about Il years OF age,
he Is ftout well made fellow and very
black, about 5 feet S or 9 inches high,
flat face, fulien look, his eyes funk in his
he'd, fIna!i ears, he has two round fpots,
near the iize OF a lrail four pence half
penny, on his right arm near the elbow,
which, he. fays, was occahoned by the
bise OF deg, feverai white fpots on the
front par OF the fame arm, near he bend
.ot ne elbow, caufe1 by burn, mark
on his lsx ann where he was inocuiated
for the fnall pox, near which there is thu
mark. Of a cut about i inches long, a
mark of cut acrofs the fde of his right
big toe, large mark on the right fide OF his
belly, pretty low down, occafoned by a
efca.d when boy.
He was feen ycaerday afternoon at one
of the Ravenfworth Quarters, where he
has a wife, and from whence he took a.
way all his clothes. He had on, when
he went away, an ofhaburgs ihirt and
trowfers, wool hat, fhoes tied with i1rings,
all aaou; halt worn, but he will no doubt
change his clothes, as he has a great vari-
ETY. ot ehem.
We ey.3est he will endeavor TO get to
the peighbonrhood of Rector Town, il
sVirg,nia v here helived when young, with
Mr.. Robsr Alifon, deceaied, from whom
we plchaied h.m, or TO Hager's- Town,
10 Maryland, whers, and IN the neigh
borhood OF which, he has fome acquai1
tancas, and particularly a Mr.. William
sAiltfon's.
/ We will give the above reward to any
perion who will apprehend and deliver
the faid negro to us in this town, if taker
without the counties of Alexandria and
Fairfax, or 10 dollars, if taken within
either of thefe counties.
I HEPBURN and DUNDASS.
( Hex. me. IS, 1901. d3wt
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Valuable P1obe7t" tor Sac.
8 mo. II.

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SEVEN hundred andeighty-eight acres
in the county of Hampfhire, OF the wa
tiers of Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
rom the Warm Springs, and go from
Winchefer. This land is full of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellentfarms
may be made, with 80 to SO acres of bot
tom, and rich high lands TO each; and in
The heart of the timber there is fine feat
for faw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thouiand eight hundred and Cor
ry-fve acres in the county of Ohio, on
the waters of Grave and Filth Creeks,
near the river Ohio, and about SO miles
below Pistfburg. Some of thefe lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty Of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
of that county, will thew theie lands.
One hundred feyenty fix and three
fourths acres, within three mikes of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near its mouth, and within I of mile
of the River Potomak. This land has
about 10 or 80 acres of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with a74 fine Sugar
Tres on it from which ! am informed,
there may be made 3ooolb. of good fugar
annually. There are alto feat for grif
and faw mills on it, equal to any in that
neighborhood, and upon never failing
aream Of water. The upland is rich,
with plenty of timber, and part under cul-
aviation. This farm is well improved
with good orchard, houfes and fencing,
and rented laR year for produce equal to
fxty pounds per ann. MIR. Jofeph Butler,
at the Warm Springs, will thew it. I will
fell all, or any of the above lands for cath
or upon credit, or take in exchange for
them lands in Fairfax County, or lots OF
iand in the City of Alexandria, or the
City of Warrington.
r. T. HCOE.
I January rs, 60
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1 lueYlLy DOLLurS kczuUtu

For experimenting and iecuring fcyyG,S,
Mula,to man, a carpenter by trade, who
eloped abodt the z3d day of lait June: he
is middle fzed fellow, about go years
OF age, light complexion, black eyes, and
much freekled, his hair thick and gene
rally cornbed up pretty high before, plea.
FAINT, foft, fniling countenance, has a far
on one Of his arms near the fhoulder, the
particular arm I cannot at prefent recol-
let. 1t is fuppofed that he is lurking a
bout Dumfries where Re larely lived iolnc
time, by permiflion of Mifs Beriey Tyler,
to waom he belongs and of whom hired
him for the preient year. He1took of
undry clothes of gingham, cloth, &c.
which I cannot at preient defcribe-
JOHN HOOE.
Fsuquier, Aug. go. 7aw3w
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FARRILR.-

I THE fabicriber, lately from Cumber-
land couoty, England, informs the gen.
tlemen of Alexandria, and its .neighbor
hood, that he keeps aRable at the iign OF
the Black Hoyfs, King areet, Alexandra,
where he intends practifing- hi: protection,
as foxing, picking and curing all forts o.
diitempers, fuch as, fpayins, ringbones,
cribs, yellow water, blind itagers, veal
eyes and CHAMBERS. Likewife, cutting
and fpiaying all kinds of creatures. He
will infure all horles in the time OF nicking
md cutting, if required. G1seaNo, CIR
no pay.
JAMES FEARON.
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10. be- Let,
tulv II.

For one year, or longer if required,
The HOUSE and two acre
LOT, including two we'll cuieivated gar,
deas, at prefent occupied by the iubicrib-
er. nearly adjoining Mr.. Hoon''s meadow,
and within a iRort ditfance of the town Of
Alexandra, The hoaie is in complete
order for rhe reception,ofa genseel family.
.PoReiion may be had Immediately On APP
plicarior John WHITE,
Corner of Fairfax and Cameron freets.
July ~. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-10
RECEIVED,

REC EIVED,
b. The brig Htxdrye1, eaptain -4re6er,
j;vm Wbnebovem, and far Sale,
Earthen and Stone Ware IN
crates,
Felt Flats in cafes,
Iriih and brown Linens in aforsed pack
ages,
MatraGes Of different Gzes,
10 by 8 aud 4 by 10 Window Glais,
,Sheathing Paper,
Bottled Porter and Port Wine,
,Glaziers' Diamonds,
Mufqueto Netting.
Apply to
JAMES SANDERsoN,
at the corpting houle of Mr.. William
Hodglon.