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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-07

Judgment viii not be warped, and they
aaiwer it fairly; would it not have been
better for the places which have men
toned 70 have rilen en- mdge, oppoied
bonaparte, and run the hazard of al the
grievances, murders, opprcnions, ex-
actions, and piundcy of war, in an ho-
nonrabie reiitance, with chance Of
incceedlng, than endure them, as they
did, with all the ignoniny and infamy Of
cowardiy, baie iubminion; TO arrogant.
oareiacedimpoIture and iurely II fn.sks
neou3h OF Bonaparc. What can we
lay what could Shakespeare, Milton,
ana all the poets in one, imagine of ar
Togant imPotture worie than bis bavi7p
the lmpudencc, after what he has done,
60 hold out the Language of promi{e and
expect 70 have 1T believed. Alas, alas,
farewell thc dignity of manhood. r. has
tuFely hcd from the earth, when she noG
that we can fay under oppreflion, is
" Letme, Oh let the die in peace
2. S. Docs Bonaparte fay word
about our right at New-Orleans. His
aiurances arc 4 declaration that ricbr
docs noe exit. Having uled she word
ear IN the outicc of this writing, ye
5hink fright to obierve, thar Bonaoarrr
with his arms, impoicd on the peonIe
and lwore fidelity to chat conlfitut;6n
winch he afterwards Dul down.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-07
POLITICAL REVIEW.
treE9 f5s L1Ne2n Orncle. nj Ell 1

! .'' |~'s A'1h"27 Orar5t, Of Fee. 4.
NOW, chat Eorope enjoys fbv ~
oieiNngs of Providence) fome renoia =
p!eatalng' time Al lealt, from che dr-o3
'ut "o,k Oh carnage, and the dcltrn.rioo
% t!2e human ipcoies, the eyes eff
Poll5ician are attratted to ST. Don,;.,..),
nc" a'f'2it tie only rhear.e Of war TIL
lllahd Preiencs circumstances Of D~c,,I;sr
l''efc-I 40 hole, who look w;ei ,,b;lo
'9phic ard eXparted views ur7an rba
SFeaF event and changes which taLe
P'@c9 upon tae globe. This ;s ~
h.and favored BY uature, more, Der.
maps than any otner which fhe railsd
@ooVe tne ocean. In fze, it is nor
nlucn interior TO England, bue in ferrij;
y OF ion, incomPar1bly fIperioy. r.
any Per'on who is ACQUAINTED I'll -
l'-hSS' which les foil and clin1are nra-
aace' We viii appear to fate if verv
""cil within bounds, when we {av flsr
l.i'oLl an average onc. acre OF Ground -
= L iL'oihln8o Is capable of pro4uc;no ar
Iealt IhF6e fnneS as much to the ocn9r,j
llocN' as one acre in England and s.
produce and population nearly keen
PACE we may therefore anert, rbar g
Doningo is capable of conrair;no, =
nHCh greater number OF rnhabiranrs sIab
Great Britain herieiE. Its plans ara Wa
mott productive and fcrrile which are
Nn0"n upon the earth, and its r1o,,n~
["'il'' It VIC believe the hill0rieg or ;rs
t''l' conquerorsy are rich in orcc;o~.
,islleS. Such is s.. Domingo by nsr,~e
We have now to ccDf;dSr u;h.r = ~,
lalloFea from Europe 1t was pnfor-
tn''aIejy the trlt country Of rhe wci}ern
"ofIa discovered by Columbus and Nv
nun d luFfendered to European avarice -
european cruelty. When he di(covsrsd
~ '5e oP1hiih hiltorians fay (and fulc-
y they have no intersf in exaa-
gefatin8 the trurh) thar il. contained a
PoPu"tlon Of .evefal millions, rich and
n&PPy' he mines, which iince rbe
o'IccYery Of Mexico and Peru have been
Abandoned, we're then On aband,nr
louFce OF wealth. How has this fine
5nana hnce uttered in the hands Of bar-
3't.'aas, who, amidG the dearu6fion and
rum o'rVery thing which forms marion,
Or winch g'Fes picaIure 20 the phiian-
'hroPlc baiom, have fill the effIonrsrv
70 call theratelves ,bc only civilized peo,
pie on earth The crueltics which
we're eZerciloa on yhe original natives
o. 81. Domingo, by the Spaniards, uith
the ezr;rPauon OF their race, are related
ny their o"a hiforia05, by the bil7oD
Chi4pa himieif, who was an eve witness
Hitherto il has been the 6Glion 70 crv
'5f' "hsa tpsski1g upon this fubieG,
iti' 'mP2hlole the humanity and reii.
go" ~ thc good bifhop prciudiced his
m,." 10 nation could be 70 wicked
IS TO ozf'fpatc3 in cold blood, the ia6a-
Di5a1f5 Of greet country. Blulh hu-
mantY and jcience, 5luhy hypocri.i.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-07

n-2tc iCldicr. EODaparce marched
back and carried military execution
over the whole cotnc,y, burnt the town
oT Bcna.co, and :ut SEQ Of its inhabi-
tants 70 dca1h N cold blood, and then
marching co P&via, took 1t by form and
nailacred th1 inhabitan,s.
Bonaparte ligned greatly with the
duke Of Modenas pfomiting neutrality
on tic Payment of twelve millions Of Ii
vres, Whea that was paid. he arreaed
the duke ana eEtorted from him 700 900
lequins on this another treaty was iien.
ed called a convention de Surete, which
OF courle was followed by frcnh viola
uons and exaGtions.
In breach OF the treaty and rights Of
neutrality, he took podciiion of Leo
horn 70 ieize the Britl;n property WING
t1ere, and he made the duke Of TnIca-
ny paw the exPence Of his army march
ing thlrher.
When he entered the territories Of Y,
nice, he lhued according 20 c,ntorn, a
proclamation Of certain atiuance--
boanpoiis 10 ice ,ePadAe af Jsu;es.
1t is 70 deliver the fitft country in
Europe from the IRON yoke Of the pto,ld
houie Of Aul}ria, the French army has
come, &c. SC Religion, govern
nen5, cnitoas and properly G1alI be
te'Peded, all provided Tor the army
ihaii DC paid IL money
This, like every other, was followed
" infamous eXatticn3. He c0abiilhed
democracy, and with the new Govern
menr made treaty, by which money
and naval flores to rhc amount Of tx
millions OF hVres, and three fhirs Off
line were given To him, in return fo5
which ne G.vc .acm ceriair ai1ugarces Of
trlendlhip. This he performed In his own
way, by handing them. ever II four
months afrcr, by the treaty of Campo
fornlo, 70 the iron yoke G the Proud
houIc OF Aul5ria.
In Egypt; his proclamation run thus.
In the name of God, n7erciful and
gracious - There is no Sod bur Cod.
lie has no fon or aGociatc in MS king
dom x
The French adore the Supreme
Being and honour the prophet and III.
koran
the French arc true Muaelnlen,
no long Ence they marched 10 Rome
ana overthrow the pope, who excited
ChrIitians againit lanifin (Mahone-
daaiim.')
lie returns j1ore, ei}abiilhcs popery.
and Al lolemn mafs held on the 6cca-
lion, ~ the face ofthat world Who knew
OF his pretending to be muilelnan, he
taNesthc lacrament Of the Lords iup
per, IS by Chlif ordained, accordjno
% the rituals Of tic church Of r ONE,
Infamous, abominabIe bIa]phemy +!
After this authentic detail, are We
iuaifed IN eating off all confidence in
3och mans projections Or VIII Our
executive be JtIt5iljed in repoGng any
confidence in them.
We are aware, becauie we bear #
every day, and lee it before us, that
many men are obttinatelQ averlc 10 war,
and woild maintain reace ar any
rate but have thoie perions duly con-
conlldered war or peace in all their
bearings and rolarioas? Warts thing
t1&grelates to locisty, not to individuals,
and ii individual feelings or private eff
inteIe!t enter into the Competition OF
mans r5oughrs on tbefe iubicas, ,hev
cannot ne correct We muG often ven
tu;e BIC TO eve i, and 70 rehder it more
iecore, and 20 make il worth the having;
and many men havejoll rhel7 All bybc-
li'& t.T,sd 20 venture ALL in It's defence.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-07

60 have defended this country againa
European crimes VIII the French
empire gain by the conquett, or will
the value OF ST. Domingo repay the
purchaie Off
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12

shousands. Tie women fovehs ~ che
sides Of their husbands no less than
eight hundred ofthem expired under the
sabres Of the bloody French. With these
gallant females the liberty 81 Switzerland
groaned out lis last.
= Thus americans have an fbe Rsbnb-
Ecs ef Europe, for their endeayouring
TO coiiciiGfe with France, for their tame.
submission 20 injury and insnif; fortheir
whining, cringihg and crawling for
peace, been finally rewarded BY the sub
version oftheir governments, BY the loss
Of their property, by the massacre Of
their people, BY being reduced 70 the
last degree Of national wretchedness and
disgrace, ndby being the scorn and con-
tempt Of the universe. tzz
The shove extract isfrom popular
and authentic work which was publish
ed here in the year Of i7ee. And now
permit me 70 ask who does NOT remem--
Der the curvettings and shoutings with
which our own democrats in I 795 receiv.
ed the news Of the subiugation of these
unhappy countries BY Franeei How did
they congratulate each other with smiles
and hand-shakings at all corners Of the
streets at the diffusion Of French princi.
pies, and the extension Of French frater-
nifty! They hoped and trusted, that il
would not Be long before the blessings or
liberty and equality would reach our
shores and bind Us all IN one common
cause. And had the policy ofthat party
been 1t that time adopted who does not
shudder when he perceives what, before
this hour, would have been our fate d.
Let it be remembered that il was owing
tothe prudence ola Washington, support
eddy his (at that time) overawing popn-
larity, enforced by the talents Of i Ha.
milton, that this frightfuiT calamity was
averted. And Tor this the FIRST has been
called q robber, q traitor, murderer, in
our public prints, and the latter has
been loaded with every spithet that the
Disappointed rage Of impotent madmen
could invent.
How grateful sould we be ITO that sra.
eious Providence IuAo disappoiafefh de.
deUices of the crafty, that those whose
wild theories and short-sighted views
would thus have involved us II Aextrica-
be calamities and irretrieva6lez ruin,
should not have been permitted to mount
into powerful the season for mischiefis,
q least in some measure, oyers StiIi
must We say,
: .Sach me', are dasgerous. = q
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12
NORFOLK. Iuly 2a.

We learn BY the brig Friendship, capt.
Wilmam, from Aux Cages, arrived On
Sunday, that the situation Of the inha-
bitants, in the Island Of 81 Domingo,
was extremely Distressing. The bri-
gands 10 the neiehbourhood Of Aug
Cages have surrounded the place In !
close manner, that Is impossible to OBJ
tain, forage for their cattie, without 4
strong force being employed 10 procure
i. Turkeys were selling d ths sner-
NOUS price Of 9 70 10 dollars each fowls.
two dollars, and vegetables in proporti-
on. Two vessels with passengers on
board had been captured By the British
cruizers and sent for Jamaica. The
Friendship was boarded BY an Englisil
-nrrned vessel, bur bang IN American,
was pefmittedto pass nnmolested. Be-
tween 50 and 60 psssengers came in the
above vessel and as the British cruz
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12
FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.
New-York, July 30.

By the schr. Indiana, mai days from
Natchez, and ~ from Newt Orleans, we
receive Information furnishing prospects
highly AatteEing TO the prosperity of our
newly acquired western country.
- The Indiana belongs 1t Marietta, 1000
miles up the Ohio, md 1900 from the
mouth Of the Mississippi. She left Il
Newt Orleans four vessels from Marietta.
and one from Pittsburgh, for Liverpool,
with others for other ports.
AT the time Of tbs. Indiana's departure
from Marietta, the inhabitants were ap.
prised Of the cessionof Louisiana 70 the
United States; but . general spirit was
prevalent, evinSiye Of Z determination 70
Possess New-O Orleans It al hazards.
A letter from an intelligent house in
Bourdeanx, dated the 24th NAV. Re.
ceiyed Ut Philadelphia BY the brig Aris-
tides, says. We haye to congratulate
you on the cession Of Louisiana to our
government.
Gen. lie Clerc,s biIls are no l6nger
paid, under the plea that fun value was
not received for them. There Is i cues.
ton Of obliging the holders 10 produce q
copy Of the bargain, which gave rise 10
their biils, and ! copy If Tor 1onrnifears,
ofthe garde magazins receipt, 10 prove
that the objects, whatever they were,
were delivered. Not tolose time, whe.
Their this planis insisted on or not, we
adyise The documents being sent on.
The Pilot Doat James Daniels from
this port, arrived It Philadelphia last
Tuesday afternocn, with 10 able bodied
seamen, To- compleat the crew 81 the
Frigate Philadelphia, capt. cambridge.
She was dropped down 70 NeM-Casle,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12
c1rr.FaAseo1., July !, 1sos.

The seat Of government which was
formerly established II Port-au-P Prince,
has been removed 70 this place few
days since, andits return has given q
great rise TO every kind Of American
produce. Since four days three trans
ports have arrived with twelve hundred
troops ON board. Flour eighteen dol
lars, with prospect Of greater rise.
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and W understand win proceed . sea
in 1 few days.

IA q LcW uAy e II sssz5 ssAiss E rs
Extrdct ef d letter .frem D 9satltmdn at
CAPE Francois 70 afesbettdtis consner-
ciGl house IL this city, ddted. 9tky -.
Our port Is blockaded ~ several
British ships Of war, the Commanders Of
which have declared the Island in state
Of siege, and ordered the American YES.
sels not to enter our porn. They have
taken two French frigates, : corvette,
twoarmed briggs, and most of the coast-
ers round the Island also haye.cut Sc
gveral Frenchvessels out ofthe port Of Je-
Hremie. In consequences ofthe arrival Of
! number Of American vessels -four has
fallen much, and win command.no more
than ten dollars per barrel. :
Last Wednesday arrived At Philadel-
Phia, the ship Maria, capt. Calvert, 80
days from Lisbon. Capt. C. informs
|. that 4 dayor two before ne sailed, 4 Bril-
tish Packet arrived, the captain Of which
mentioned the loss Of two British fri
gates, one BY capture, the other being
drove ashore Ia gale. He also ,menti-
oned the capture ofa French frisats by.
the British, but the names Of either Is
not remembered.
IL WIS currently reported at Lisbon,
THAT TUE FRENCH had TAKEN AND Ac-
TuALLY HELD POSSESSION or BREMEN.
August !.
{ According to aletfer from Rotenbur1.
district near Bremen, dated the a5th
Of May, the Frepch had enterd the duchy
of Betheim. IS. r. Ak *. - =
A proclamation was issued onthe 10th
May, by the Elector Of Hanover, en-.
joining strict neutrality |; but ordering,
At the same time, the whole force Of the
Electorate 10 be in readiness to repela any
attempt n invasion. For this purpose
all male citizens, from is to 60 Years Of
age, were to be enrolled, and the proper
" ofsuch ~ disgraeed themselves and
their country, By an act Of cowardice,
was TO be eon6scated to the state. Reck.
oning the population 1t amiIlion Of souls,
these measures, twas expected, would
raise an army Of 400 600 effective men.
The Court Of Russia, IL was UNDER
stood, had declared to the French minis
ter Colbert, that il should not see with.
out concernthe seizure Of Hanover, and
die shutting Of the Elbe and Weser i but
that, with respect to any thing else, ii
would observe the strictest neutrality,
and would enterpcse lis mediation for
restoring the tranquility ofthe continent.
i, A ship arrived It Hamburger on the
7th May, in 10 days from Petersburg.
with accounts thar the whole Russian
Aeetat Constadt and Reyel was ready
for sea, and might soon be expected ID
the Baltic.
When captain Miller, ofthe ship Bet.
sey, left Amsterdam, French army
was marchingin. The Dutch merchants
had offered Bonaparte considerable sum
for the purchase Of Neutrality, but The
overture was rejected.
August s.
= Weare informed by Capt. Gore from
Jamaica, that about forty sail Of French
prizes had been sent into The portof King
ston, within two weeks; amongst which
were, one French frigate, two sloops Of
war, and several valuable merchantmen,
bound from ST. Domingo, for ports in
France. = .-s,..s.zss..
- Z II,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12
PLYMOUTH, Nay 10.

a seaman Is arrived. here who left
brest ten days since ; he states that .
great many English seamen, rs wen 40
ship virgins, are At that por, the latter
consisting chiefly Of those discharged
from our dockyards, who are allowed
BY the French government two guineas
per week, for wages, and lodging free
ofexpense.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12

NUMIZNIZ II8O1-ELf z4tNIt4@ .-t&AI8t4S ksstae-e.-
uns, have laid our diiEerent Governments
under continual contributions.
I We have pad for eettng rid Of the
Preach troops. We have baid for getting
diem back, and again pofdfor getting rid
oftkem We have paid for having them
reduced, diminished o. augmented We
have bnid 70 avoid revoiutionary requisi-
tions, We hive paid 70 avoid forced con-
fributions; wehsye pad % prevent milf
tary executions; We have paid millions
n brihes 70 French Directbrs, TO French
Minister, 70 French Generals, to French
Agents, 20 French C0mmissaries, 10,
French Secretaries, and 10 their pack az
Conffiers, Clerks, Vnlets, and Footmen.
We have paid % he French Iacohin
Faction for changing our governments,
We have paid the Frehch M odsrats Fac
tion for changing il sRnin We hayeii1 six
years kaid lor ske champs efIhree Con-.
sfituf;ons and MT long sgo We were
askedto psy for NIT having he fourth
Our kcyemment may make out III bud.
gets but not before the Iast Dutchfnan
has paid his last dncai, etn Il kx what
FTeDch rapaEity may sxsrt, and French
tyr1nny extort. Our French alliance kas
cost us more il eight years than al our
glorious wars under WIILfAM III. md
tie wars 70 the peace Of Unecht.
- lfWhat we have paid proves our fbr-
-mer riches and rformcr esources. die
disappearance Of gold, the scarcity Of
silver, the decline Of manufactures. the
decrease Of our trade, and the uneom-l
mon poverty Of our people, prove our
riches gone, md our resources exhaust
ed md shoald France continue toiniure
our commerce, mock our independence,
and plumber cur property We shall IN 1
short time become . burthensome m
ally % France, 8 France has been op-
pressive % M.
Or population l. reduced, md shs
sSevenP Provinces do NOT contain above fspo
.rsiLions Of inhobifnsts, 1Dho tag more
s1xrs Than fSpeibe nilifions Of Frencknien I;
many therefore think the French policy
= p force " By despair demand, what
despair only tan force ds 10 demshd. a
incorporation with France.
~ IN the nations Of Europe have ac.
knculedged our independence, not one
b. resented the continual violation 81 ii;
sndwhateverthe Ignorant or the ihterest-
Cd say tothe CONTRARY, Il was ofbecause
England kept the Cape and Goree that
1000 ErcnchmeA we're poured INTO our
enrnfrr hn1 hecnissk 49,. 80, -.
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Auglst s..

8 Weare informed by Capt. Gore from
Jamaica, that about forty sail Of French
prizes had been sent into The portof King
ston, within two weeks; amongst which
were, one French frigate, two sloops Of
war, and several valuable merchantmen.
bound from St. Domingo, for ports in
France. - = Z S.
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When captain Miller, ofthe ship Bet.
sey, left Amsterdam, French army
was nnarchingin. The Dutch merchants
had offered Bonaparte considerable sum
for the purchase Of Neutrality, but the
overture was rejected.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-05

AL perlons having claims a.
Sa'na the sifa'e of lillian Trblttt, OF
s S.uno- Hill, deeeaied, are reqneaed to
os'ns them forward for adiuGment ard
psymsnt and all thofe indebted to the
ins'f' are RESPECTFULLY called upon TO make
+. Ds0iate Payment 10 The Exeeu,ors-it
-. ns their anxious with TO clofe all til
sos s0ua's' and iestlc with the legatees as
non a poihble.
lccHH a LITTLE,
MEG sEo. TRlpLETr, fs'f''s,
Jul Received and for Sale,
0"eet Oranges, Lemons, Lines
A.. and Cocoa Nuts. Ayls,
'eW boxes of excellent Havan.
ma SCARS.
M.a,,h : !. DYSON.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-05

I will rent the DWELLING
HOUSE and WAREHOUSE, on Prince
Greet, the latter of which occupy.
The Warehouie is very well calculated
for the wholefale dry goods builnefs, and
he othg well calculated for the accom-
mediation of a genseel family.
VIM. HODGSON.
/ bave fer lale,
Liverpool fine and coarfe Salt,
fuitablc for the 6lheries,
6pipes OF s years old London partlcu,.
lar Madeira Wine, on very low terms,
IS Or. caks Of Sherry. :.
An Invoice Of WOOLLEN.
GOODS, very low if applied for IN 2
hort time. w. n.
March 20. .
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-05

e. Printing IN al ITS "a
|rasty executed at this oEce
|1Ol5h neatas'5 and dIpah
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-05
MOLzce.


yE7HEREAS on the eff of July
w 1902 gave my notes TO Ssmu-
el Harper for leuetVe Handred and l'tfy
Cola9:, and f1Jfty Gems each one paya-
bic II eleven morshs after date, The ether
payable ia fourteen months a-'cr date
aud hessas The faid Samuel Harper by an
initru.nent Of writing lnGer - oHn hand
and zeal, bearing date with the Noes,
guaranteed the pay ueni OF two debts TO
me, the one from Owen Roberts fox Fir
teen Hundred Sixty four Dollars, 81
cents, the other fror, perfons in the Welt
Indies for Thirteen Hundred, Thirty
three Dollars, IS cents; one half of each
debt Samuel Harper IS liable to me for
therefore, this is to give notice, that, un-
.leis thoie debts are paid TO me on OF before
the SINE when my nores become due, that
| am determined not 70 pay she notes, ex-
cepr what may be due after dedntiirg the
atorefaid debts, which the faid S. Harper
has guaranteed NE. The debt of Ro-
befts is under note, Of coune, is on liner.
eft from the time it becomes due.
GEORGE N. LYLES.
Anr;l 4. do.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-05

Wall1dm Ha1yhoTpe
HAS FOR SALE,
Forty barrels new Beef.
Five bis. Pork
Fifty bis. Tar,
Fine and coarfe Salt,
FirR quality Sugar in hhds and bis.
Phila. loaf and lump Sugar in do.
Five pipes old L,lbon Wine,
One pipe Madeira, four years old,
Pennsylvania and Swediih Bar Iron,
One pair Bur Mill Stones, 5 feet dia-
meter,
One pair Cologne do. about 5 feet.
did at bis Mil,
Shorts and Bran,
Indian Meal,
Rye Meal,
Seed Oats,
Platter Of Paris by the bphal.
Sd Mo. t9. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-05
Ricketts,, Newton and Co.

Ricketts,, Newton and Go.
Haze far Sale,
SO boxes Segars,
bales Mullins,
s pipes Old MADEIRA Wine,
tr-is's fhieaas.
100 pieces Bardanoc,,
10 bale Cotton,
,sa,k !sw pric'd Callicoes,
2 butts 7 sneh Brandy,
50 boxes Soap ard Candles,
boxes Wool ard Cotton Cards,
30 kegs looaceo James riyei1
70 bis. Beei and Pork,
10 ht'ds Sugar.
10 tons Swedifh iron,
20 boxes Chocolate,
Ico reams Wrala'ng Paper,
100 do. Writing do.
French ard Nova Scotia Platter,
Liibon and Turks Iaand Salr,
A large quantity Of Branto be fold We
very cheap, if taken sway foon.
az They are giving CaR fer
Wheat, Flour, Corn, Rye and lob: eco.
April 2. q
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publir gale.

en- IN O N D Il r The tsnnb day Of f.
prK next 4yiW be ila at Heudae, on
the frsmjSs, on a erfaHsf 90 and go
aays,
I'hole two HOUSES or the
lcuth welt corner OF King and Wsfhing-
ton itrerts, asprelent occupied by Philip
Ruael and John Viclst.
AJo,
The flnall Houfe and fhop on
Warrington afeet adjoining.
For iniosnlationas 70 the title, &c. &c.
apply to Jonah Ihomplon, Efq. OF TO
THOS. PATTEN.
Aaai9nseY.
March IS. d.
a1 N. B. The 1ale OF the
the above property is pcifpoacd
until Thuriday the 9Th init.
April 4. d.