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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-01
THIS ABSURD MONUMENT,
yu!garIy called
a WTfISKEY POLE

! ky, Loaf Sugar, Riding
Carriages, &c.
BY a few
Infatuated Demos in this place where no
whitley is made where brown iuga1
tnot molaats) is daily ufed by poor
people; and inthe centre CT tie
town containing more than 500
inhabitants, and not naoEc
thar. halfa dozen rid
ing carriges.
AS a aanding evidence
Ofths impoiicy Of relieving tie rich Of
cakes, at the expenfe of the poor;
And, as
A perpendicular memorial, ard pointed
burlefque, upon our reprelenta-
tiyes In tie lower houle
Of Congtefs,
like halter hung over the door Of
thief continuallyto remind
Us Of their
"STICK CHAIRS"
Bobea Tea and Ne1oDss,''
And other I" hum drum" ipeecheS,
worthy Of
Perpetual Remembrance,
BY their
Degraded, and mifreprefented Conni-
tuents.
Augua 2, 1907.
{ Nsv for The Dfmoeyaf--Yu5atim ct u.
beranm
In anfwer 70 the cther Aug. and IScz.
The Monument is erected NOT as a
whiikey Pole but IN remem6ronee Of The
downfall Of toryifm and BrttjA Trsnay
aho IL remembrance of the thirtieth of
June iScz Zen Many Tory left there
Office and all internal Taxes ceaGed-and
in remembrance OF many ether things ret
Mention her Alto gvea net few but
Large mej;qrny Of Citizens Of this Safe
had theIplealure 10 Regoiee in Confeqience
oftbe,e lives and byo5srtfs being Prele,d
from CURED Fsttious Tory Band.
In ,rleaumg the rich Of taxes at the
expence Of the poor is what the Leaders eff
the federal Tory parry bartiJ warts !; In
Confequenee Of which the Poles IS selected
aad Republicans Regoiee with Joy Tn
fpeakable.- Not as B>rleiqne on our
RetabAdan Re9ryentaf'h0es IN tie low
er Hans OF Congrels bat IN CaEl quance
of then himnefs and Zeal which they held
Pref.rving their right liberty in this
Happy Lind, by Cut'ing he halter that
was Prepared for GU de.tru-iion.
May Liberty arc Equ3ii,y inh,bit this
Land and its otstlys DC Saaek ard d0ma'd
into Everlaifing Oblivion. Namely a
fer Of Tories & Reiergees daps to the
party VIII, Fly this Cuufry Wi cor d. weil
til is ruld by a few Hightond Feds.
ard now to conclude May the Perfon
who rate the otl,er 90 the al auguf M9y
his Name and property be Sank INTO Dam
nsticn may he be tod upon 1rer laid IN
duff: May bis dwelling be uu5nbabined
AID mark be put upon him or poaerity to
preceding JsaerQtfeas, & thcfe who are
aptqlea 10 Liberty ihase the fame fate.
Republicans leok to the right
Election is aconing on your lives and fso.
bsrfes are ar Stake.
n. 5. TIE poor FearaN devils Can't CT
Satisfaction amt Of the Rebub'ieans Ci-
hzeus bur they muf Spit their Spite at tbs
poor pole by ealing it a noaimeat but all
there Eleytioxs are to meeu for even CON-
mon man to notice-altho' big they SHE
them(elves-yes they are bur duff or Chat,
and Children of the deyill--and hell is
theii defcrfs
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-01
THE BRIG
T A NJ E,

. - Barshen about go barrels,
will take freight for the Wei Indies, if
good one offers, and immediate applica-
ton is make to
BENZ. sHREvE, Jun.
Wbo las fit Iale an beard Iaia brig,
50 barrels New Egg Rum,
70 bags green Coffee,
70 coils Of Cordagc,
A few Fl ces Rulia Sheeting and RAJ
ycns Duck,
barrels Of Oil, 1cafes Hats, and a
few hundred feet OF Oars.
July i. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-01
DISTRESSING FIRE.
ExtraF efa letter trom Montreal, datea

Extraa efa letter trog Montreal, dated
Jane II.
Our town has juf fufered from
mott deilra1ive fire. Fourteen houies
burned TO the ground in one Of the fub-
burbs and ct the fame time (it is fappcf
ed on plan formed the priton took fire,
communicated TO the Epifcopal church,
Catholic church, and foaiiy, in conle-
quence of the high winds, extended TO the
lower principal ttrees, burned II floules
more, and the College. Nothing bur the
walls of all theIe important buildings are
aanding.'
From Currac0a. Bell,
arrived at New York on Sunday, failed
from Curracoa the 10th ult. He informs
that about l., lail of Dutch hips, with
valuable cargoes, were lying there, deter
mined not to fail until the FACT of peace or
war was known. The Bfitilh aoop OF
war Surrinam, had put into Castacoa TO
repair.
A letter from the lie of May to the
editor of the Bottom Centinel, dated April,
90, faye, We have an account here,
by Dutch loop of war, that the brig
Lovely Lais, captain Barkham bound TO
Naples, and fuppoled to belong TO Phila-
delphia, has been loft 10 a gale Of wind"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-01

Cah glvep for clean Linen and
Cotton Rags.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-24
For fle Alesaxdria Adveyfiisr.
A FRAGMENT.

planted It with my own hand, said
my little sister holding up flower that
was dead. ] covered it from the SUM
watered it night and morning, and after
all twiping her eyes with corner Of her
handkcschief9 after eli it is dtad.
Alas! how many are the occurrences in
life, thought |, which resemble Mary's
flower. Too easily believing what We
wish, we adept some pretty sritle, and
layingit, as it were in Our bosom, love il as
a daughter. Fancy paints it in gay CO.
lours; increasing III beauty, we see its
little leaves expand, and trace its progress
with anxious sollcitudc, from the swelling
bud to its full blow; and then, oft when
we fondiy expect to enjoy it, reality tells
us-ataer ell It IS dead.
How often does an only son engross all
the cares Of his parents, and wind himself
round every fibre of their hearts. TO che
rsh the idol, is every wish on the stretch
to indulge it, all the rari.ies Of art and
nature are rodaced.--Seepless nights
and anxious days are their lor, and 10 /!
when they hope TO see an end of their la
bours, struck by the hand Of disease, or
debased by the communicating hand of
vice, the agonizing parents fnd-at1ey
aNit is deed.
And how sapgdine are the expectations
of those relatives and friends, who possess
lovely girl, endowed with all the charms
of beauty and goodness do they ex-
ult in her very idea--she is the solace OF
their calamitles. and the staff of depend
ance for their declining years. Friendship
rises in her defence like a wall, and af-
lection ncurishes her as the wild dews Of
spring. All! TO how little purpose. The
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-24

RAN AWAY from the plantation Of
Lawrence Lewis, efq. Fairfax couaty, on
Esiday the lo q init. Negro man named
PETER:
He Is abop, IL years OF age, S feet ar
10 inches high, rather fender made, very
dark complexion; has large tear on one
of his legs, occasioued by she cat OF
fcyshe iaE hsryca. che wound nof per-
fetsly cured his clothes GOT fecolletsed,
but believe aa,hing more than common
Negro cotton ia, ket and trouiers. lie was
g-en in Alexandra lat} Saturday, and is
is fappolcd he is new in thas place. All
matters of veaels and Others are cautioned
againlt harbariag or carrying off fad fel.
low at their peril. The akove reward
will be given fos occurring him in any jail
70 tt,at get him again, or upon deiigei-
ing him 60 the lubtcribeS, with adj rea-
lonable charges paid.
Roger Farrell, Maaage5s
Augaf ID. go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-24
TIE ~I4-iE ATRE.

Last evening "a Drama, called 6 The
Voice of Mature" was performed at our
Theatre. and, with much regret, We are
Compelled to observe, TO very thin audi
ence. Ne could wish the taste of our
citizens inclined them more generally to
patronage the stage. The most censorious
spectator would Last night have been high
ly gratihsd. Tie chaste language, the
excellent moral, and the manner this ORA
Taa was psssssnlea conveyed sasssaSssoa
and delight.
The performers exerted themselves,
notwithstanding the empty benches be-
fore them, and merited the applause Of the
few who were present.
Mr.. Green, in all which he undertakes
upon the stage, displays himself master
of his business, and last night be was ably
seconded by M'Kenzie. Mrs. Green
gave a fiattering specimen of tragic ablli-
ties, aud vixen her wonted strength is a
little more recovered, we hope to find her
voice sufficiently strong i'll such characters
to reach every part of the Theatre. The
Drama afforded Miss Melford claim to
public favour. In a part, III itself little
calculated TO gain upon the audience, yet
arauons and important TO the plot, she &C.
Quilted herself withcredit.
The charming little Comic Opera of
Rosina, was represented in manner
which would have done credit to the first
Theatres in America. Mrs. Green, max
ing a sndden transition from the tragic TO
the Comic Inn Sc delighted us in the repre-.
sentative of Phoebe, while she called to
mind the original at Covent Garden The
atre--the sp,ightly Mrs. Martyr. Hop
kins, Story, and Baily, were highly in cha
RACER. The trio on opening, and the f.
male were well sung. ifw could have
| beard Mrs. Lynch in Dorcas, we might,
l,.rhaps, have included her in our notes OF
appreciation.
The Managers request TO gentlemen
not to smoke segaFs has not eradicated
| that odius-nay dangerous custom in a
Theatre. TO most females the smell Of
tobacco is very offensive, while spark Of
! FIRE may fall apon their clothes, to the
great danger of, perhaps, the whole audi
ence. Resides ali this, is it not shock
ing thing, blowing smoke out of our
mouths into other peoples mouths, eyes
and noses, aud having the same thing done
to us2
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M q D 3 Sc a.

6 Oh this modessy! (says one Of the
greatest CT men, this modesty in time
and place is charming virtue, and the
grace OF all other virtues, Soil is. II
S the write without which men are dis
gustlng-women most .abominable. Bar
inodesty, like taste, and Ike Wit, is hard
80 be defined. Modesty has its limits to
overstop, which denotes vanity. Prudery
is the West species OF vanny. It is tn
nodesy What ferocity and sashnsss mixed
are to courage; bat less anlable brcaus;:
more artiul. But besides vanity it lnit-
cafes mind loo familiar wiyh csnsufa5.e
reflections. roo convelsant with tin yseyen
the image of which, however remote ard
faint they may be, are themselves un6e
for the recognition of the pure and deli
Cate nsind. We cannot conclude this SCI
.rio-comic essay better than by relating Z
story to which we were witness. A gen.
tlcman wso had been Hospitality entartan.
el,at friend house, not City ini;Ies fronl
London, was taking his leave, aud DIS
tinguisting a favorile of his, lirtlc girl
Of about ten years old, ny offering to
kiss her. She brldled, renddensd, tossed
up her chin hanshtily .forward,an With
drew her hand from his. He was as,o-
nished painfully. But being very shrewi
in the knowledge of mankind, ard as
blunt as shrewd, he said, to a person who
was with him. when he got into the car
rage, that child is gong head.ons to
nun she IS too knowing" And a short
time Showed that he was not wrong ia
his conclusion.
(cbSrlestou csansr.J
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lars, tie renainder is a debt remaining
due from France, and to be PAID the Clai.
n,asats by that Republic. It's under.
stood that claims for supplies 10 the West
India Islands. densnrrages on vessels from
France, vessels taken and not restored
agreeable to the convention of the Sorh
September, ard supplies under coatratfs
made Is officers of the French Govrrn
inent in the United States. are the Iro
per claus eaibraeed by that convention.
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Sesi1ssssss Of tie lfurriraa Claims on The
Ge.verxnent of lEranre.

Goverxmext of lranre.
Fse following statement is from a COR
rect source and may be relied on:- The
S,75o,00o dollars, that the United States
are 30 pay France, is to be paid to the
citizens of the United States for claims
they have upon the French Government,
embraced by the Conventioa made the
soSh September, by Ellsworth and Davie.
The second article of that convention is
to be considered as null and void. The
payment TO the United States is to be
made to the Citizens thereof, in sixty
days after the final ratification of the late
convention by our government, and ex-
change of the same, which is TO be done
here; the payment to be made by bills
drawn by our Minister in Paris, on the
t'easnry OF the United STATES. Claimants
are hrst TO have their claims liauidated by
the French Government, on which claims
ussy are TO be allowed eper cent. per an.
nun from the time that the Claimants
respectively made their demands for pay
ment. After their claims are finally H.
quidated, board OF three Commissioners,
appointed by our Ministers, are to sit in
fars, who are 70 examine these liquidat-
ea claims, to see if they, properly are
Claims that are embraced under the con-
ventson of the 5oth 0. Septe nber. As
soon as this is determined, the Claimants
viii receive their drafts, and they
will be paid as they are presented /; and
should the claims embraced by the CON-
-ension exceed the sum Of 5,75o,o0o dol
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j eanker worm of love prays upon the root
oil this sweet sensative; and the scorch
ing winds of disappointment drink ii, its
Inoisture-is fades-the hands Of friend.
ship and affection are united to support it
in vain; for. y
The deep drawn oft repeated sigh,
Hath caused healths bushes to decay;
The eareshat moistened beasys eye,
Hath worn its lustre quite away
1t languishes and dies and regret,
bitterly weeping, raves round the lovely
fallen and exclaims-Gffer ali u IS dead.
a family Of the name Of Green IN Rhode
Island, are in possession of sword, with
which the father of Usual Green, their an
eestor, and once an inhabltantof that noao
vIrtuous state, fought in eleven pitched
battles under Cromwell. 1t is, we are
informed, IN contemplation among the
Rhode Islanders to send a deputation, from
their Assembly to present this sword to
bonapalte
Eqnazy.-Dr. Johnfon, being at dio-
ner at Mrs. Macauley's, the conversation
turned upon the equality Of mankind,
which the lady Of the houfe con,ended for
with all the energy of republican,
Johnfon made few fhorf aniwers, in
hopes TO change the fubjea bot, find
ing fhe would go on, he foilhsd his din
ner with as much hate as poilibIe, and,
then giving his plate to the fervant,
begged he'd take his place. What
are you about Doetor?' faid the lady.
{" Oh nothing. replied he, but to pre-
ferye the equality OF mankind.
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Maasfyy, the rad 10 byefermens.

Mr.. Thrale, a member of the British
Parliament, towards the close of the last
century, was, for twenty long years Ia
bourer in the Brewery which WIS after
wards his own. The proprietor Of 1t had
an only daughter, who was married to a
Nebleman. 1t was rot thought it, that
Peer Of Britain should continu- the BIZ
siness of Brewer. On her fathers death
the Brewery was sold. To find purcha-
ser for SO large property was difficult
matter; and after some time it was sug
gested TO treat with Thrale, a sensible, &C
live, honest man, and to transfer the whole
to him for thirty thousand pounds ster-
ling, and to take security upon the proper
ty. In eleven years Fhrale paid the pur
chase money. He acquired a large for
tune, and lived 70 De member OF parii
ament. But what is most remarkable,
was the Hberality with which he ased his
riches. He gave his son and daughter
the best education. The esteem winch
his good conduct procured hin from the
Nobleman who married his daughter;
made him to be treated with much atten-
tion-and his son, both at school, and at
the university, associated with young men
of the first rank. Having finished hi
studies the youth was allowed thousand
pounds year. This, in a man who had
risen as old Thrale did, was very extra
ordinary instance ofgenerosity. He used
to say !" If this young fellow does not
find so much after l am gone, as he ex-
poets, let him remember that he has had a
great deal in E,y time
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,h.,;eye will be the cafe. the fssreszs
- ~, country, will be thronrng 70 fne
, -" States. / thail be ready 70 re-
; u them with all that bst9itali., and
~. ..ssrus/s, to which misfortune IS cnt',
.l.d / nall sympathse with them, and
ss :. ready TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i
- :. "a Aces lie in my power as anyssman. :
When this fhan happen, Mr.. Madiion
iii doab.lels, though Secretary OF Stats,
keep his void
TB> l1se Erpsdinoa 10 Egyt'.-t;o'one!
u;lCoa's accdunsof sh,s d,'zracefai wars'
qsys fach olfsnce 70 the mighty Gsasiai
syh, planneIi., as to ialpsil him to az
III The freedom of the Iseirilll prels.
RI. Colonel aiding hinislf charged BY
eoo,oarre with faliehoad and milrepre-
t.ofa;;on. comes forward TO refute the IN
5,it 20 bis honor, in the following manly
msnners
viii 10, enter into An Hnneceiiary
asa,l Of lac numerous {aSss which / could
urge---5ut | appeal TO the honor of every
Bn,ih Officer employed In Egypt, whether
,bof. o5Iesyasions are cot facrediy true
which dsfcribe the French as being hate
G., n the inhabitants of that country.
which reprcfent them as having mefited
that hatred from the ruin aad devaaatiol
with which their progreis through it had
b.cn marked; and | am ready, If there be
one rsfnfcs 10 fanttion this relation. 80
reign for ever every pretenGon TO honor
able reputation, and fubmit without fur
.her araggle TO that odium which fhould
attach 10 calumny and a wiltui perycflon
of truth"
Ifeel there is no Individual whoiwill
NOT amply confirm all lihas have writ
on this fabjea land perhaps Europe has
right TO Condemn me for not having
made the acqofasions till aronger. wheH
lean produce frequent general orders o.
the French army for the defrutfion Of
villages and their inhabitants when |
can prove THAI above 10000 of the ma
sives peFiihed by the fword of the French
foldiefy-and that every ass of violence
was committed, and particularly IN Up
Egypt, which ccu.d outrage humanity,
and difgrace tie character Of civilized ma;
sions. When writing an hiaofy of shs
] campaign, was il psiIible not to exPref'
indignation sgaina the authors of fuch ca.
iamities! Would it have been nasara
not TO have felt the anieation of that viz
tuous pride, which rsaG fion on the diff.
frent conduct Of The Britiih foldiery mull
'infpire in the brraf OF every Brisons |
have aGerted that Britilh folder coulc
traverie along through any part OF Egypf
or even penetrate into the defart, iecare
from injury or infulr. | have deicribcs
she natives as conddering the B,iti;h shei
benefaSfors and protectors, folicising op
porsunities 70 Hanifeif their gratitude
and ettecm theix uniform as faced as th
turhan of Mahometanifm and, / MAJ
venture TO predits, thar hereafter, TIL
French traveller viii be compelled 4
conceal the name OF his nation, and ow'
his iecarity to the aGumption ofshe Britt
charatter."
Sesa.emssf Of tie >fueriraa Claims on sb
G0verrment Of Franee.
F5e following statement is from a cor
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Mr.. IEFFERsoN's CONSISTENCY.

MIR. jEFf EKoCTN SNOSoAo hNCx'
Mr.. Jeaer(oo is confident rnan--and
70 is our Attorney General 70 are all
shofe democrats who with to give the fe-
de,al printers the lesk Ja7o. No libel
thus far, for there is ne fyatb. We will
not FAY chat MIR. }eferion and his par,i
Fans are inconf}ent, but we will prove
them fo-K6el0r no libel.
On the 4tia day Of May, 1901, the
following fcntiH,ents fell fron, the pen of
the " greatea man in America
ss | am lcnhbIe with you OF the dieor.
g items and perverGons OF truth and ju(-
!" tice, practifcd in the pubic papers, and
how diaicuit TO decypIler characters
" through that medium. Bur THESE
/" ABUSES OF THE PRESS ARE IN
sErERABLE fran its FREEDOM; and
" its FREEDOM MUST BE PROTECTED,
C or Ebeyy, eivil and religious, be rein
guj@ed. Its part of our duty,
therefore, to iubnsit 30 the alterations
!" Of Its flanders, as lefs Injurious to our
g country than the trammcls which iup-
g prefs them.
THOMAS JEFFERSON"
In the year 1903, H. CrofweIl had
his trial for libelling the .iaid Thomas
Teferfop, by 2 publication. tie truth o.
which he offered to prove. bat was NOT
permitted.-Now PIT this and that eoge
ther, and learn to ADMIRE the confiaency
Of democrats { 8aAas2.I
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PSALMODY.

MIR. CHARLES DYER propofcs, q
pA foon as iuficient nnmbsr of icho..
|ars can be obtained, to open 4 fahool for
(eaching CHURCH MUSIC. Particu4
/ |afs may be known BY applying TO Mr..
andrew. Jamisfon.
Jun AZ q
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Iuit Received,

u1t Received,
.xss far (ale by the Sub/eTbe,, at bis fore,
corner Of Prince and Uniou frs<ts,
IS Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 do. 9Th proof Brandy,
s do. New England Rum,
= do. Holland Gin,
9 Quarter cafks Catalonia red Wine,
Kegs Annileed Cordial,
Id Boxes dipt Candles,
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Hyfoafkt, and Souehong Tea,
Jamaica KUN and Malaga Wine.
Raifns IA kegs and boxes,
I-sirer's Snuff m half barrels and kegs
MEN, coaffe and fine Shoes,
sNomen.' Morocco and fancy kid do.
And eight Bales of INDIA GOODS, com
Citing OF Mssnoodies, Fmertes, Guzzinshs, Mo-
hanss, Cungies, Checks and Calicces and few
pieces China and Lunge Hankercheifs, and Ra-
veas DneR. A large quantity of RED SoAL-
LEATHER. aud few barrels Tanners beH
brown Oil.
BENZ. sHREyE, juns
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Tut Yecssued.

JgF Tsess0ed,
ind zandisg on dtsbasfs' Wbar7,
A SMALL CARGO OF
TURKS ISLAND SALT,
llad che Of LIVERPOOL FINE, on very
|saiOaable terms, if taken from on board.
A L S o.
len quarter cafks Of Sherry
PINE. Fox Sale, by
VIM. HODGSON.
Jan. 6. d
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Ianaary 49,.
Madeara Vine.

RicSssts, Newton and Go.
Have iuis received few pipes Of fine
London particular, and 10 De fold cheap.
They hase,alfo,
One cafe of1eeganf OSTRICH
IFssrH.ss; wilgbsfola low by the cafe.
Jan. IS.
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lDubIlf NenDue.
On FRIDAY,

Il go,selOeS, sUiA Be ss!d af Tie Yfn9st
Store,
Rum in hogfheadsand barrels.
French Brandy id pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis. ~
Whitley and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis. =
Coffee in tisrces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raifns in kegs, boxes and Jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE. &c.
n Al Q,
4 u6sety IF DRY Cool 9 .pS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Kerieymeres, Duflis,
Plaius and Kerfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elsficks, blue Freezes,
Calimancoes and Ruaeis
Yarn Stockings
Chintzes and Calicoess
lrilh Linens, Silefa do.
Platillas,
0inaburgs and TicklenburgA
Mullins and Mnilin Hand'ts,
Iodia Mullins and Table Cloths
Bsndanna Handkerchiefs,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candleficks,
And fundry other Articles.
sps. p. GiAiARSTELLER.
January II. ~ .