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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-16

where no inhabitant had ventured before
him. There covered with scars receive
ed IN his country's cause, he was enga-
ged in subduing wild lands. tomake pro-
vision for . young family glowing up a.
bout him, and which his slender circum-
stances had not been sufficient to pro-
vide for, without devoting his old age
20 allthe services Of ! first settler. The
good and generous Washington, endea-
voured to render the remainder Of his
days comfortable by appointing him SUR
veyor General in the Territory North
West Of the Ohio and above the mouth
of Kentucky river, with 4 salary Of two
thousand dollars per annurn. This he
has been suffered 10 enjoy I'll now. Our
Presentexeeutive had not perhaps before
discovered the residence Of the victim,
orhad not arrived At him in the regular
course he had marked out for himself.
live follow Mr.. Jefferson in his tractof
persecution, we shall exclaim with the
eloquent RAYARD, that = In this path.
" we see the real victims Of stern, uncha-.
" ritable, unrelentn,g power. Il is here
. ~. AZ 800 80 -. ~ ~ ~:
/" blood and wasted his strength TO esta.
"blish the independence Of his country
y al 1T. =, - - ,,s,,., - ...a.sL'
I. 49," 49, IL. gu. I =. -.
!. ,,sss $3.50. -. -. 80 r. -
49, - - - 80: =.
!, 80 I -. 80. ~ I e.. - =. -.
=. -, % me go. !: = z nsiS 'aa.
:, no .uuoesnSe' Z" e'i.' ~. = W, ~
ssttiSes ean sasS sne u.'n,PPy $500
%Ho uoes hoe o,ness J" a'e lss $50 "
nose y Po~e', !. Il IL. s ss liz. -- !:
We speak with confidence, for we
speak from personal acquaintance with
General Putnam, when we say, that tho
indeed he was no democrat, ne was BY
no means what Is called 2 party |; he
was extremely mild in temper and aTni-
able IN manners, and must, a least, hate
turned the frosty corner of Fifty. Il, il
not then inhunnan 70 drive him from his
bread az this period Of life, 70 serve a
party BY providing for another, without
a shadow of those claims which 50 emil
nently mark the case Of this veteran Off.
Ger! We have taken some pains TO learn
the history of MIR. Mans6eid's life and
services. The result Of our enquiries
furnishes another cause for reproach on
Mr.. Jefferson for his abominable incon-
sistency, his shameful selt-contradiction,
his disgracefnl departure from all that he
has publicly protested He has informs
ed US, as we all well remember, that his
Vengeance should tall, as much as posi-
bic on those who adhered g our ene-i
mics during the American Revolution.
Be itNtoidthat Jared Mansfield was ..
known and determined tory during the
wno.e va ana E, sven was so ~ erll, u
s = III ,: v.o'e ~ nII oooNs - N I
wy IN $50 !. = ~ ~ :. $500, os-
cause kuCy WGIG SuppOoSa " tOutAIu sen
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-16

T DO hereby caution the public from.
j purchasing from William Bready, a
certain Tract Of Land situate about eight
miles from Martinsbutg, adjoining lands
Of VIM. Porter6eld and Others, as IhSye
alease ofsaid Land for two lives, and
am determined TO retain possession, uE-1
til the lease il purchased and connpsnsa-
,tiongiven for eerfain Improvements made
EDWARD WHITE.
neeember.i6, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-16
ron SALE,

a SMALL tract o. parcel Of LAND,
IA situate IN Berkeley County, con.
tanning about forty acres, whereon the
Poor-H House stands, adjoining the land
Whereon Joseph Minginna now lives.
and about halfa mile from the Sulphur
Spring A proportionahle part Of said
land l. cleared and under tolrrable good
fence, and more may be cleared, sone
Meadow made and more may Be made,
the Buildings are one 0weIling House,
wherein the manager lives, the Poor.
House q barge building i Meet House
and Spring House Gall built with hewed
Iogs) d Stable and Oven, . farther de.
scription i thought unnecessary, II be.
ing presumed no person win become .
purchaser, withou. previously viewing
The property; Cornelius Kelly inAnag-
erat the Poor House win shew the land.
The terms ofsale may Be known BY ap-
plying 70 said Kelly, or 20 either Of the
subscribers, 5g.s
JOEL WARD,
}. JOSEPH FOREMAN, .
EDWARD BEESoN,
! Il ~ u ' Cosaissioners.
December 1s, 1908. =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-16
JOEL WARD,
JOSEPH FOREMAN. !.
EDWARD BEESON,
l.-', 2 H..:........
NOTICE.

THE subscriber some time ago gave
II his Note ofhand 70 James Blue, !,
for Z small sum Of money, which Note
has been due some time, the person ID
whose hanas the said Mote Is lodged,
may receive paymentb By apply ing %
S s, ~ u JOHN HILL,
Martinsbury, December 16, 1908.
N. B. Twill NOT pay any interss. after
this date.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-16

Que argument 10 favour Of changing
she consultation ofshe Uui.ed States, 90
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
Fstra6f in Poin,.

The Eunnrrs are humorous pu!llS
nimous knsves, whS (fodoo'hl would not pro
woke sny party, but tmiic upon all, aud eve
lesaieg towards the prevailing fde, or hoverin,
between both. I'LL they Zee who gen The better
conceise no other ufe ought 10 be made o
theie men, but as tools 10 iefve the preisnt dc
mand' 1; bot fuch time. ierven are never to b
couiided with polls OF upa, that will procur
them Gre liz and power both OF which they vii
he as ready TO employ ssaint as for the admini'
Rratioo. according to the influence their fear,
or their avarice may have upon them in peri
lous conjontinre."
My head is dizzy; fec BURR before
my eyes.
/" Fed:rS'gn ytvivisg in CbarkRorrr."
t~ss determined 10 fend Two members 10
the General Cours this year, for thar town.
Captain Thomas Hasris. who wss the reprelen.
tatse latt year. had 20 votes, and Matthew
Bridge, Etq. a7s; both theie gentemcn ave
,sle Republicans, and will do honor 70 rh,,
reipcetable town. The federal candidates.
Mesrs. Pay!on aud Holden had i+o.-Thos has
tSSsrahfsa 'eViVed an CbayiJa0qvs [! We hope il
viii NEE, si'h the isme iucceis IN every town,
coun,y and Stae in the Ua,on and 70 il would
II the people we're lett TO act their osn iude.
rent. unbiaRcd by artiul and deignins ariao.
c'au. Ia April lah, the Republican lit of
Senator's Tor Middletex Obtained 10 Charleitown
only maj aj,ruy of i5. and thi, was exui,inply
proclaimed as evldeoce of the decline of repub.
licaniin IL that town but behold the rriult
of the election on Monday lait Initead of ,he
measre majority OF IS, they obtained the fplen-
did one OF 81 votes! B9f. Cbyos.
or Il will be recolletted that DR.. MoRsE,
(author ct The Ocean panacre. &c J reiides az
Charleao"s. and presche, t'i,iieoi sermons.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
By the laf Mails.
Highly Important.
PHILADELPHIA. May {.

PHILADELPHIA, May 8.
Brfra3 Of a hnrr fran Ws@mgf0u ely, 10 ib
sdfa,, dafrd Nay =. 1903.
Z" Al ex ref. mas reached this place, and
h hii TO have Brought diipatche, from our An.
bsasdor at London. containing advices Of the
actual renewal OF var in Europe"
Ma, 9.
A gentien,n ~h, lett Norfolk On Wednef-
day m,roing, iuforps that a pilot had arrived
on Fucid,y, who h,1 boarded a ihip from
LIyefo bouni to Bilumore. the CAPTAIN OF
when informed him, thar h,Riii,ics had com
nsoctd between England and France. and, that
he read The declaration OF war, when On board.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
N E w P o r L,
Saturday, May "a, 1903.

We laa week mentioned that the appoint.
ments, &c. made during the laa Efiicn Of AZ
fembly, would appear IN this days paper; but
being principally the fame as lslt year. we have
thought propsr to defer their inicr,ion, in order
TO give room for more intetetiing matter.
CoNsrANr TABsR, Efq. was chofeo
Speaker, and Ohm l. Boss, Jun. EGq. Clerk
of the Huule. We mention thefc appointments,
in confequence OF its being errcneouny aated in
a late Providence paper iha, Eilha K. Potter,
Efq. was choien Speaker, &c.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
c4a femERs,,.

A Salem ihip has arrived at the Vineyard
from Cicaua via the Cape OF @ ,od hoae-lhe
captain Informs thar Bntiih frisaie reached the
Cape On the 10TH February lat, With orders G,
deliver up the Cape 10 the Datch irsaed,al,L.
which was done the next day t'he 40 h) ADD
that the Dutch Governor tock non, ition of all
toru SC. sc. agreeable 90 the Se6eiave treaty
of Amiens. ani that the Bi,ifh Gene al AL
Admiral were TO quit in few days with their
troops and lhips.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
Co. Ms1V-1ork Election.
NEW. YORK. A

Lar night was cloied in .his CITY an election
Eseom~0zJ, contefed by The federal party aud
although We cannot iay that the republican, ha, c
been Idle. YET it wa, obvious 90 every obleryer
| that among them unniual remilinef, in the main
has prevailed. The federal party had eyesy adj
vantage thar a faction can pnfIes. Defeats.
modification. and revenge had uni,ed them as
one man.-Hope, founded on certain detec.
tion. calculations made on the prefumption of a
diyiiion among the republicans mach more ex.
tended than experience has proved il TO be, ami
mated thin little makgnaa, body of oppo6tioniits
to uneQualied exertions. All the art, of fsdsrai
blandithmea, aud fedoetion, of deIuGon and
lies, have been exhauaed. The acts of the
State and general & 'verhments have been inge
niaofly and ailduoul Observation-Disclosures
tions ihued-lhe P,aions sG,iled by i,hin.
matory harranguc,. the avenues Of our houies
interrupted by hand bills. and 6u5rs off red,
but all To no purpofe. The i'm of federalifn
is permanently fixed behiod the clouds, aud nei
ther threans, nor deceptions, nor coaxina, nor
cabling, could dra. him from his appropriate
obicur'ty. New York Is MOUND thar defics
the rude daihes OF eafern federation.
We have trumphed. tellog-ciliz-ns. and
congratulate you on ihe bloodlef, and tranquil
victory. The pre(rnt is fare pledge of our
iucceis at the next eledion--and viii yield great
fatisisction TO yous brethren 10 the other Ssares.
Average number of Republican votes s4,S
Average number of Federal votes a744
Republican Majority 69l
From this reful', 70 honorable 70 the re.
publicsns of New York, the PoA Of yefterday
aGerts that fedcralilm inereejes in this city II
OF the votes received for a Senator for
the 'u'hern Difriet. Mr., Broorne. republican,
has 1865 votes, and Mr.. BENTON, federal, I7ss
-Repubcan majority an.
Thus the poor Sun of fedt,ekIm becomes
every day more and more bcclouded |!
The following is a part Of Gen. Hamil.
tons fpeech. at meeting Of the Federalias 10
New. York, few days previous TO their late
Election -
" Aroufe yourielves. fellow ci,izen,, and
deRroy the monfter ingendered in tha, hotbed
OF democracy. Virginia: Se cannot iail OF fuc-
GELS ar the preient election, and the triumph
v hich is whether our grafp will form tho firit
link OF chain that will encircls the Union, and
compel the PNEflaninopi fateiman TO retire from
the helm of a govern ment, the weight of which
he Is incom petent TO fuasin."
ID res no, the foregoing plaioly difcover
the wi.hes and intentions of the rebclous party
Did Col. Deipard and his aiiociates, in Eng.
land, do half as much TO merit the barbarous
and 'gnominious death, which they lately fuf-
Iered, as Hamilton and his aiociates have done
In fhm countrvF Amsr. Mty.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
Yours, CHARLES BURIAL.
F,Om Mr.. Byd.n. FoSrfan-Inr TO Mr.. Kheb,n
BAITIMORE Nav e.

BAL TIMORE, May s.
90 Az this moment there are feverai gentle
men in my room who arrive. in = pilot boat
from Norfols. In coming uo they fpokea vef-
fel in ihort pahise from Englan who inform.
ed 'hsS WAR had been declared againa France,
ard al eo ,srgo laid on all French veleis in
the + gliih ports
A repor, vas in circulation on the evening
Of the 4,h ,nA. th't the executive az Wafhing.
ton, has received Al .ial advice from London,
lsret than a,y h,heu, pubiiih-d. ,ha, the
Ffsnch inhsd idor had been ordered 10 quit the
t'uliry, and that war was declared a2ainit
France.-W- give this as re receive it. merely
onicrving ia, neither the eaaern or iouth.In
0ai, coah m the report. Fed. Gax.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14

DIED. At South-Kingeown, on the
hrH INT. Mr.. MANUEL GARDNER, in the Ssth
year of his age.
AT ChadeitoWu. in thi. State, on the
Sth init. JAMES CoSoDos, Ei9. 10 the so,h
year Of MS age.
--la this town, The s,h ina. Mr.. JAMS
BukDicK. in the I'D year of his age.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
Exfra7 of Litter }yam fbe Pea Mafe' at
BaInnOyc, 9. Gel. Psnsr, Poa matter PHI
LseIsbiS.
BALTIMORE. Nav &.

DAL iihONrsS Way s.
"Capt. Dafhiell has arrived here this ,rn-
ing from Liverpool, which place he left the If
Arrl, and brings accouats OF hof,ilities having
acicsly rske' place between England s. France.
Captain - ihiell is nov al the tort aud re-
ceve this intor nati, from Capr. Snow, who
hal fren and 'nve led with Capt. d. on the
fn,jea. received this at the moment Of feal.
;ng your leuer bag.
Yours, CHARLES BURIAL.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
For tse REPUBLICAN,.
Mr.. Printer,


DAY after day we have additional evidence
of ftdeyal bafenef, and depravity. That fcever
IN fymptom Of lurking, low.lived maliguity.
which makes 70 great part of its character, be-
comes every momcn, more and more obvious.
Such is the pitch to which their raleyolcncc is
wrought that il breaks forth on every occcsfon
that affords any diaant, pitiful profpee of grat-
flying its low-bred. dirty. and contemplate de.
iires. The miferab,e Unfit to which fome of the
clan ha W lately defended Of endorfng the names
Of certain pcrfons upon the back of brisj
which was handed ABOUT town by drunken
Lazar Who vas afsing aims through the freet,,
doubtless with view to difparage them in the
light of their fellow. citizen, is exactly ofa piece
~ith the general tenor of their ways. and aropgy
marks the ignominy to which they ara prone.
Could the filthy fcoundrel whole adventurous
wits engaged him in the above mentioned truly
tcdyai enterprire be fstnfattonly defgnasd,
he lhoud be made to tate few drops Of the
or Of JUNIRzR.
4" In Rhode. Insnd they have offered a
fubfcription for the Life Of the prefent Cover.
nor, in hieh they intead to expofe proaigate,
daring and fuecef,ful demagogue. Not being
able to make poSerfal oppohtion TO hi, election.
they in'ead By bIaaiug his character 10 ltrd bin
" Csvsa,y, If they can." ssk1 Reg.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
Gus TOM HOUSE.

W. ON- t1OOSE.
DyFr'ef Of NezgpO,f. Nay I,.
ENrEE.p, Fam
o'oop New. YORK fseke', Barker, Martinique
Schooner Robv. J,hniton, Wilmington
S'o"p Two Suffers, Earl, Nes. York
- Sally, CongJon, Din.
- Eiiza' Brown, Duo
CLEARED, Far
sehoonef Abigail. Cafe, Edenton
oioop connecticut. Croibcy, Philadeiohia
- Fiora, Shefnan, New.Y TX
---- Aurora, Cshpone, Duo
ochoohet ohn, Cray, Barbsioes
- M"on, HOPE, Carter l. ib,n
o'"op 40 oiit'Is. Earl, New Yu,k
----- ha9'e, Wiilbar, Wet. Indies
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
HENRY MOORE, & Co.

HAVE ron sALt,
III ibriv Store or ,bs Ferry Wharf, by WLslt,dk
q hfaa. az Cheap az az ssy Siss ia Neav?ss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14

~ Several original pieces are on file. and
thall be attended TO.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14

~ I'D ~
/ DROAD Cloths,
I'D CaGme.es,
lChin'zes,
tCalicoes.
Pencil, red and white
| Coppespla,e.
Boe and white fpOssed
| MeAios,
India Csiicoe,,
S,riped Cot,ons,
Ruilells,
tCaiimancoe,,
lDarsne.
Silk Ma keens,
lwill'd Do.
Stfip'd and cloudcd
! Ns kinet,s,
| G'ngh.ms,
Bandanno & Barcelona
Handkerchicts.
Spanifh Silk tor knit
ting.
Dimities.
M ainets,
Fans,
Ladies fix Gloves &
M,tus, of different
colouu,
White Cotton do.
Centlemen's white elk
Gloves,
Linens,
Fine liumhums,
Centltmro's 3 aud 4
threaded fix and
white Cotton Hoie,
Hemp do.
MAricille, Quilting.
Ladir, fix ShaSl,. Of
different colours, |
KID Gloves,
White linen pocket !
liankerch'es, |
Red and white fpotted |
ditto, |
III
Gentlemen, HATS. v
Suniry other Ar,,cles,
NrzOberl, Mar "a.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14

~ SALE,
worited BINDING,
Nankeen Fesie,,
Svtpendes,
! Csmbncs.
Muffin FOR Gowns.
Spsig'd 1amb N, Il.
! Jaconc,, * bo0k Maj.
| l,ns,
Back and blue Lutte.
| Rnngs.
| Chsngesble ditto,
Italian Silks.
! Back Crape,
Glove Ties,
| Ladies Sprigs & Feath.
| cts.
Large and fmall Um-
| brellas.
Spotted & plain Gauze.
Black and white Nett.
! ing do.
Velvet and Glk Cord
bindings for Boots.
Ribbons.
Eds'nss.
SATIN pealinss,
Sarceneu,
Gentlemcn's black and
white Satin for
Vets,
YelIo y s. green Canvas
Chin,z Snawls.
State colouI'd Can-
brie do.
Gnloom Binding.
Jeans.
b ack Moilins.
Bed kind Moroeeo
Shoes,
Ladies 8onnen.
G-ntIemen's Crsvan,
Thread Of all colours,
Shirt Bot,ons,
Black Lace, as low as
W per yd. &c. &c.
O.
ariou' kinds & prices.
loo tedious TO mcnuon.
37'4%
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
Kitchen e Ro1Ocr Ga,den Seeds.

JsF Imported fran LO,ds1 Vi4.Ne4c To,k, qpay-
raH1ed =" be Of 'be SGf Jso,'I e oqoib. 4nS bavs
eusy APP ay0nre Of hang pe01irr, Jor .(ak BY
Mary DU UNBAR,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14

They earncRlv reqnea ,hofe who have Ac-
coun" open with Nm Moore, jon. s. Co eipe-
ciaI!y fuch as have been oi more ,haa a years
aaniins 10 fe,,Ie them without delay. either by
Cath or Note.
May ~, 1903. ,37,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
MEM & ROGERS

HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE IN fbanr, S,,eef, a, the Had
OF Bas4er's Wharf,
N Z w P . r IT,
II general ASSoR7MsNr Of
G K q c f Il | Z S,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14

Warming Pans,
Houie 4 hearth Bruh.
es,
Sleeves. Pewter,
Flat Irons,
Coffee Mills.
Lacking Glales, q
BiaG and iroa Csnalss
lticks,
Tea pou,
Tobacco & Snuff.
Al kinds ot Nails.
Anchors,
fihy ,tands Eoglifh
Muilrts,
Fiinn, Powder & Shoe,
Cnckery aud Gala
Ware.
Hats ot every bind
iIon I dollar to s
dollars 50 cents.
6 ny 3 window Gals,
CDuon Wool,
Cotton & wool Cards.
Flour by shc Barreil,
SC. &c.
'cii 'hofe who have Ac-
Noo,e. jon. & Co eipe-
oi more ,han = years
tfinuf .lsi.y ..,b.. -.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14

Gentemen'' HATS. various kinds & prices.
Suodry other Ar,icles. too tedious to mcnrou.
Ne7pper. My "a. ,7t.+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-10

By vi.rtae 9 a DceA of TFsa ,om
f.b1 Il. orr to .bs SA5}t,i6er, "a Fare
rs taymeat 81 a as5t dr. 70 CoIiu dald,
srih be sxpg3e4 10 S4te, "a, reaay assey,.
az tie ~ day IF Metfb a<st, at RE
ce9ts As4jS, in lie TosUN Of 44.e'un-
a3m,, -
A certain Tra6t Of valuable
LAND, lying in the county Of Prince
William, near the Red Houle, on which
the iaid John D. Orr lately reiided, con
tanning lIIs acres, the bounds OF which
will appear upon reference being had TO the
faid Deed, which is duly recorded in the
office OF the laid county.
EDMUND J. LEE.
Jan. IS. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-10
Juit Received,

Jult Received,
14sd for lals BY tbe SaIleyiber, at BIS f0rs,
Garner Of Prince and Uaion areet',
* Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 90 4th proof Brandy,
do. New England Rum,
DO Holland Gin,
. Quarter cai,s Catalonia red Vine,
Kegs Annifeed Cordial,
IL Boxes dipt Candles,
Sugar in hhds and barrels,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
l3yfonik:n and Souchong Tea,
Jamaica Rum and Malaga Wine,
RaiGns III kegs and boxes,
Ieiper's Snuff in half barrels and kegs
Meas coarfc and fine Shoes,
Woneus' Morocco and fancy KID do.
And eight Bales of INDIA GOODS, con-
Gaine OF Mamoodies, Enlerties, Guzznah>' Mo-
haras, Gungies, Checks and calcoes, and lew
pieces China end Iupge Hankercheiis, and a.
veus Duck. A large quantity OF RED SoAl :
HEATHER, aud few barrels tanners belt
brown OIL.
BENZ. SHREVE. iun.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-10

Ricketts,, Newton < Co.
Al1ve js,9 reteived q 1oy Sac,
"A QUANTITY OF
w DOL & Cotton CARDS,
20 Sons Platter 81 Paris,
10 Bids and % barrels Sugar,
10 aids. Kun,
1900 puibeis OF lifbon Salt,
1900 40. Turks iAana DO.
100 ReatnS Poit Paper,
50 90. Wrapping do. 3
Gaie Dutch Quilts,
70 Boxes Havannah sugars,
2 hhds. Loaf Sugar,
1 dc. Sewing Irvine and Shoe Thread,
do. finc hacked Flax.
50 boxes brown and Cattle Soap,
50 do. dipr Candies,
c,iks fine old Rye Whiikey,
de. App,e and Peach Brandy,
Eiylon, dYon. Skip, Young tiyion and
lnocrial EAS,
SO harrcA Pork and Beef,
50 do. Shad and Herring.
Tby are giving Ca@ 70,
Wheat, Flour, Flax Seed, Eye, Corn, white
Peas, black eyed Peas, and have cenaant iup.
ply of excsiiet Flour for family uie, N bbIs and
half barrels, and can furnih few thou'and
double buihels Wheat Bran.
Dec. 12s
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On FRIDAY,

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40 s'eIsfk, zual be sid atlbs Eeadse
Sssre,
Rum in hoglhesds and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
sGia in pipes and bis.
Whl&sy and Apple Brandy in bis.
5 soear in hhds. tierces ard bis.
coffee 10 tierees and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
RaiGns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
eaeens Ware IN Crates,
FURNITURE, sc.
AIS o.
i variety of DRY GOODS,
Among which arc,
Cloths, Coatings.
Kedeymeres. Outfits,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and RuaelA
Yarn Stockings,
Chin,zes and Cslicoes,
Irilh Linens, Silefa DO.
Platillas,
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'ts, 4
India Mullins ard Table Cloths
Bsndanna Handkerchiefs,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plared Candlcficks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G., MARSTELLEK.
February 2.
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On SATURDAY,

On SATURDAY,
n 10 s'elock, qyill be /ald at The Trusae
Store, The esrnsr Of King and Uaiea
f,<ets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy In barrels,
Gin in caks,
Wine in pipes snd quatser caAs,
Molales in hhds.
Sugar in bids. aud barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in cafks and bags,
Rai6ns in kegs and boxes,
QOeen's Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Iriih Linens,
Gafimeres, Caiicoes,
Kerfeys, Threads,
Coa,ing,, | Chintzes,
Halfthicks, Bedticks,
Fearnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets,l Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchieis,
Worried and other India Cottons, sc
Stockings, &c.
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MadelrG Wlne.

VIM. HARTSHORNE
Has far Saie at bis fore on Col. Ho0e''
Wbay,
3 Pipes London Market Ma
deirS Wine, four years old,
$50 tzlr s5arr Mill Stones, FIVE feet diameter
1905 Rulhels Lilbon Salt, fri quality,
* sons Swediih Bar lion, fine drawn,
70 ons PhilaJ. DO.
Fin quality Brown sugar BY the h ogthea
ana barrel,
Philadelphia Lump and Loaf Sugar by the
hce!head and barrel, part in loaves not more
than & ibs each,
Platter q Paris by theton or bulhel,
obaeco ia k-gs,
x few Barrels u .nsw Pork and Beet,
ssay in bundles ab Ut 400 lbs. eaeh,
For Sale, or Rent,
A few Lots in good Gtuations on Fairfax
Wilkes, Prince and Warrington Streets.
Ayo, for Sale,
A three Rory Brick Houis, on king' near
Fairfax Street, very good fand tor buhneis.
Wanted,
Two or three J0URNEYMEN CooPERS,
20 whom good wages and conitant employ wlii
be given al his mill.
Dec 49,