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WARREN, (R. H. May a6.

Sunday lat arrived at this por; ths
lhip Agent, Benjamin EDDY, MATER, 10
days from Havanra. While there capl.
E. received the following melancholy ac-
count from the matter of aoop from psf
Rico, viz. That on the firf ult. the loop
Mary, OF New Haven, was runnin down
lsid iland, bound for St. Domingo; as
lhe drew in with the land, faw fmall
loop running towards them; when the
was within hail they were nquelted to
furnilh the Mary with fome water, they
aniwcred if they would fend their boat on
board they would fpare them three or iouf
barrels; as foon as the boat got along
lide, all the men in her were murdered;
they then left their own loop and board.
ed the Mary, killed every Perfon on board
except tie captain whom they lpared until
they we're going into the barbour, when
they allo diipatchrd himS A few days
after their arrival at Port Rico, having
difpofed of the cargo, they were IN a ta'
vern. drinking; being intoxicated they
{ Il in.o dlfpuie ABOUT The dlsilfn 81
their plumber, whish nuln5er OF pe'iooS
oyeihearing, they were Immediately aP.
pretended, and owned the facts "a above
sitated.
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BOSTON, May 80.
Frozy Cadrz

run Cadzz -Abrlf II.
Z" We are all fapplied with flour; /,
may therefore be quoted at I / a s do!-
lars. The prices of other articles Of A.
mexican produce and manufacture, a-e a,
fellows Rice 6 7 dollars Indian
cornI a per heaped fanega; bees wax
40 cents; beef II AL pork q dollars /;
lalmon, P a., beans, pitch Tar &. gere.
raj unpfoductlve !; fifth 4 !; this article
will not anfwer until winter Sherry
wires have rifen TO rs dollars per quarter
eek lemmons 8 ! dollars; cinnamon,
pepper and cloves, unfaleable New
YORK or Philadelphia, good pipe, wau'd
command rs dollars !; HID. So md bb.
As; New England faves, IS dolls.
lels Salt J dollars, per laa; wheat !
4az ! dollars. By late order from
government, no ventl will be admitted
here in the couEfc of two months, aple.s
they bring certificate from tie SPauh
conful or magiafate, expreHibg the cargo,
and for Whole accounts ii IS"
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Mr.. (" No Ariaocrat" has given i, ,
bit Of his poetry, by way Of embellih.
ment prefume. Il is 70 iue ipecimea
that mott infert il.
But methnks J hear you loudly oawl.
Why dot thou pellecute me SAUL"
fit did not evidently appear of piece
with the rea of,Ee performance, aod there.
fore quite original, ] mould have Jboughs
it an extract from Rople's Plains.
Whining the fellow all 'he happinrfs his
inignihcance and oblcurity can afford I
fkaIl bid him Adieu.
JAMES DOUGLASS.
June 2, 1903.
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NEW YORK, June 2.

Fran Part Republican. Capt. Gl''
Gin who arrived hereyeaerday 10 Fl days
from Port Republican, informs, that The
brleands had taken Fort Dauphia thoIt
tine before he failet, bur were driven 0u''
aGrer keeping pog dion of it two hoofs' oy
The Ftench tfoops; that about 900 llool'
had arrived from France juit before his &c,
par,ure, ard .hs. from 80 10 100 Orissno
boats infeaed The bite or Leo3ane, FeHF
Guave, &c.
iatsgeRing TO Ccmmerce-W onhy OF az
terticn.
/. Eara9 sfalets<r from L,g5g,n, 60sa
M4rcb 70, By arsfeaa5e m6aS'sas'
10 bis eory.Ipondeat in tits city. :,
I" We have lately had fevsral arlTS'
from your country. ] have, hover I,
not been able to get your fasols from y
board, OF account of The quarant ne CT -
days, which all eur veileIs are oei'sso =
perform. Asian very intimate "i'' =
health cfacers, have fpokeo 10 ths" ) 1
vsral times On the fubjeef ct the log qg',
rantine from tie Unired STAGES, ard ~yI
haze al4uats tolam< tbaf ndepfaafa a.
TREY On oayfflvfs 10 ,tmo0t f6|' graz ~. ..
Reeie 10 cemme,ee but, 'hai as io's ., .,
the American government reala,"' (tts'
on the fuhjetf, they mutt, in ieli-aelen.s'
keep their flifs under guarantee 05l, ,,, ]
zion. obferyed, il was hnguiar 'DS'
yeHel from Canada lhould have jfs ps
hgue, while one from few a'lle' 10 % Il u
fouthward, within the hints OF 'ns l.oa,
States, fhould be 70 long defail a', , ,b,y
any commerce with the town !; ou' w. 4
anlwered, that the Engliih government
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ar SUBSCRIPTIONS

70 the PoRr FoLIo, a literary
PAPER pubhhsd IN Philadelphla,
are received BY the Editor q Mss
PAPER. The terms are Five Dol
lars per annlsn, payable m ad
Uance.
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the detruaive war, which of them has
been enriched by the fpoils of rhe
other! Is it not England {?
Inhabitants. of GuadaIcuoe, who
have already 70 viaoriouhy Sought her
folders. You, brave warriors, who
have feen the phalanxes Ay before you
in the fields of Honafcotte, on the
COATS of Flanders and Holland; pre-.
pare yourlelves to encounter that enc.
my, who, forgctfnl of honor and the
right OF nations, coward!y takes your
defencelefs ihipping falling under the
faith OF treaties. Remember Ouibe-
ron, the camp of St. John, and the
horrible attempt of the sd of Nivofc.
Soon will the hero of France re-
efabliih the liberty of the feas, ioon
will he prefcribe juf limits TO the in.
ordinate ambition of that government,
alike the perIurbater of his country
and of fthc world.
The colony of Guadaloupe and its
dependencies, are placed in fate Of
fisge.
Dong at Bagaterrc, Gaxdaioupe, The 9Th
MaHfor, IIib ye0r of The French
RepnbAo. (Signed) ERNour.
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FOR S1LE, Rr
; SIMEON MARTIN.

CNtY Hhds. good retailing M,lsGes.
~ Two ton, Hart, Ciub. aud Hatb-ck Steel.
Twenty boxes brown HAvanNa ougar,.
Two thoufand bohels Exuma Salt, fuitabie for
pork, beef, aud fh. - Alto,
JSe reesivsd t,on Anfrydsn. pc, Zip Eagle,
(Dmiel .'-a~ Mede,)
8, Boxes plain Giafs-W4rc. cash c5utaioins So
trav' of haif.piot runolers, 10 per it,sx--
pint Dccan'eU--6 half pint do.-Iz Wine
Glaa.s--6 Sal, Cells.
81 Boxe, Au,ed Glaf, Ware, each containing,
100 ha'f-pin, Tuml'en--, QUAR- Decsn,e,s,
4 pint do.--4 hall pint ditto--,6 Wine
GlaHs9--6 Salt Cells.
10 Pires Weefp Gin--s cafks White Lead.
go qra'isr csGs> Of Pltoi Powder,
cNki Shot, OF various Ezes,
diuo Linfced Oil,
100 Duscn Che-ie,. weighing IS & :. lbs. each,
200 lIz bot,le) empty Gin Cafes.
MtNp'rt, Jax. 20. 1903. T'zzT
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when it Is found 70 bs involnershIe to unjon
ca!umniatien and reprosch. Werr the views Of
the Fsench cabinet difclo6ed Mr. Jeffeffon
&adei them. The 6fa cAcf; add the proba-
bic ef;a. were ths dret OBJ stis Of iovciiiga.
tioa. Were they hid from his inncdstc IN.
fpettioni He agumed ibc powers & the language
ofprophcfy; predicted vita the fsgacity ofan
iogenious MAD. and untoldcd. a. far as the
conpfehe don a]d the nature Of things would
pernit. Accua ,med 10 judge of 'nca, more
by their seti,ns than ihrir profsaoni. ard
conasntly in the habit Of regulating hiaielf by
tho fotmer, irc courtiy language of dih nuiaIion,
made no impreG IN on Fin. II va, by difplsy
of thoc qualifications. 60 liule looked Tor. in the
amhagador o. ruaic people. tha, he prefcrycd
his own. and the dignity OF thenation ha repre-
iented. Recalled 10 El the depanmeni of Fate.
he left France. .1fer having rendered TO his coun-
try much fervice by his abili les, as he had be-
Aowed honor on himfelf. by the combination of
the various qualities Of integrity, hgscity, and
prudence. He quit il. leaving on the mind of
the nstion, thcfe fen,imenrs OF veners,ion aud
refpett which have not been eraied by the re.
ccnt convuiGons OF ffare.
lIsb. esaeisaed in sxy sexs.l
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Iohn A. Shaw, & Co.

INFORM the Public that t.Sy have taken
L Shop next door but one North Of the
Coffee Houfe, Sherc they carry on the
WATCH.MAKING BUSINESS
in all its Branches. 'LikeWiic ali kinds Of
Hair Hork g G0ld Cypbers
neatly executed. They have for Sale, EnaliA
and Geneva gold G. flver Watches, Gold Neck
!aces, Elyer tea and table Spoons, falt. mohard
& pap Spoons, foap and punch Ladies, fOsar
Tongs, large &c frDall Looking GiafEes. dre!aog
Do. tea Trays. Walters & drefling Cafes. plat
ell, wooden. and Britannia Gators, Britannia
tel and coffee Pots, Gen,emen's and Chiid'en's
bea & common Haus, Sufpcnden. Knives and
Folks. bra6 globe 4 common Handirons, Show
eI & Tongs. brafs and jappaned Lamps, elegant
plated & brafs Candleficks, dart ard common
Gains, horfe & chaife Whips, ladies DO. SSifos,
Pen Knives. Shutters & Trays, powder Boxes
and Puff,, Rszors in cafes and without, ksviog
Boxes, snd Wiodfor Soap. Cream Bsls, writing
Paper, Dusch Qnils, Spaniih Segso, Mascsbss,
Rappes & Scotch Snuff, Starch, Purple Brown.
together with complete AGortment Of jewel-
I:ry & They ALTO carry on tn
GoLD & SrLvrRsmIrHs
BuGAeh |: Caih given for Old Gold and Sv a
+4t Puntfosl attendance, snd che fnsIAI
favors gratefully scknowledeed. Q
Newport, OSt. =. 1904. ga
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81 Jbe Hye ConjM,
(Signed) BON .PARTE.
BY tie Fra cOafM,
The Secretary of State,
(Signed) MAREr.
In the name of the French Republic.
PROCLAMdIIOM.

In the name of the French Republic.
PROCLAMATTOM.
Augufus Ernouf, Gen. of Divifion,
lDfpsdor. General of the French in
fantry, Capt. General of Guada-
loupe and its dependencies.
To the inhabitants Of fGuada!Oups, and TO
THE army.
CITIZENS,
The Engliih government will have
war In vain the father of French
men. the immortal Bonaparte has ex-
'haulfed before it every proceeding,
every means which could in(ure to
France that enjoyment of tranquility,
of which ihe has hardly taifed the firt
fruits. Every facrifice has been made
to obtain thar end /; but that implaca-
bic enemy of Frenchmen has not been
fatisfed with the incalculable advan-
tages which it has obtained by peace.
which it alone ought to have enjoyed.
1t is not againf France alone that it
direas its attacks, but againf the
whole world. Its ambition embraces
all, from the Indian Shores to the
mouths Of the Oronoque, from the
Nile to the Tagus, it pretends to exer-
cife its tyranny. In the extravaganza
Of its ideas, it believes that on il the
empire of the. feas is devolved. A
mong the powers that have fuPpsrted
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Lateh Foreign Articles.
PARIS, May a3.
BONAPAR1E,s MESSAGE.

BONAPAR7E'S MESSAGE.
n AST Friday, at 3 o'clock, the
IL following MeHage was deliver
ed by feveral Of the Orators of Gov
eminent TO the Senate, the Lei eSillativc
Body, and the Tribunate
MESSAGE.
Saint CIoad, May 20.
The Ambafador of England has
been recalled ; compelled by this cir
cumllance, the AmbaAador of the Re.
public has quilted country where he
could no longer hear the language Of
peace.
AT this decifive moment the Gov
ernment fubmits to your view, and it
will lubmit to the view OF France and
of Europe, its frlt relation with the
Britannia Miniltry, the negotiations
which were terminated by the treaty of
Amiens, and the new di(cufIions which
feem to hniih by abfolute rupture.'
'fhe prefent age and poiterity will
there fee all that it has done to put an
end to the calamities of war, and with
what moderation and patience it has
labored to prevent their return.
Nothing has been able to inter.
rupt the courfe of the proieas form
ed to rckindle difcord between the
two nations. The treaty of Amiens
had been negotiated amida the clam
ours of party hoftile TO peace.
Scarcely was it concluded, when it was
the object of bitter cenfure. /. was
repreiented as fatal to England, be.
cau!e it was not di(graceful to France.
Soon after, alarms were diileminated !;
dangers were pretended, on which was
elablilhed the neceiity OF a fate of
Peace, fuch as to be permanent fig
nal Of new holtilities. There were
kept in referve and hired, thofe vile
milcreants who had torn the bofom
of their country, and who were in
tended to tear it anew. Vain cacula.
tons of hatred We are mo longer
that France With was divided by fac
tions, and bufetted by forms but
France reitored to internal tranquility,
rcgenerated in her adminiitra,ion and
her laws, ready TO fall, with her whole
weight, upon whatever foreign Ssate
may dare tc attack her, and TO unite
with her bandiui, whom an atrocious
policy would once more cat upon her
flores to organic. pilIagea and anailina-
iions.
! AT length an unexpeaed MeRage,
all at once, terrifes England with
imaginary ornaments in France and
Batavia, and fuppofes the exiltence OF
important dilcufiions which divided
the two Governments, whi!e'no fuch
difcuiIion was known to the French
Government.
immediately formidable arma-
men,s took place on the COATS, and in
the ports of Great Britain the Tea is
covered with her ibips of war; and
it is in the midlt of thsfe preparations
that the cabinet of London demands
of France the abiogation Of funda.
mental article of,he treaty Of Amiens.
| They wanted, they faid, new
guarantees and they defpiCed the
lanetity of treaties, the execution o
which is the fra Of guarantees which
nations can give to each other.
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faith which has been fworn : In vain
did fhe appeal to the forms received
among nations in vain did fhe con.
ient to fhut her eyes to the actual non
execution of the article of the treaty
|of Amiens, from which England pre-
tends TO releafe herielf: In vain was
ihe willing to delay taking dehnitive
refolution until Spain and Batavia,
both of them contracting parties,
could have made manifclt their difpo-
, ftion: In vain, in ihort did ihe pro.
pofe to requea the mediation of the
Powers who had been invited TO guar
antee, and who, in efed, did guaran-
tee, the aipulation required to be
abrogated.
Every prppoGtion was rejected,
and the demands of England become
more imperious and more abfolute.
1t was not in the principles of the
Government to yield to menace it
was not in their power to bend the
majeify of the French people to laws
prelcribed to them with forms 70
baughty and 70 new. Had they done
10, they would have confecrated in
favor of England the right of annull-
ing, at her fole pleafure, all the fipula-
tions which bind her towards France.
1t would have authorized her 70 de-
mand from France new guarantees
on the flightelt alarm, which fhe
might have tho't proper TO pretend );
and hence two new principles would
have been placed in the public code
OF Great Britain, by the fide of that
by which fhe has difinheri,ed the other
nations of the common fovereignty Of
the feaS, and fubmitted to her laws
and to her regulations the indepcn-
dence of their flag.
The Government ftopt at the lin
its traced out by its principles and its
duties. The negotiation is interrupt
ed. ana we arg ready to hight, if we
are attacked.
We ilsall at lealf fight for main.
tanning the faith of treaties, and for
the honor of the French name.
Had we yielded to a vain terror,
We fhould foon have had to fight and
to repel new prctenfons /; but we
fhould have fought dilhonored by a
previous weakness, fallen in our own
eyes, and degraded in the eyes of an
enemy, which ihould have once made
us bend to her unjua pretentions.
The nation will repofe itleli in the
confcioufneis of its arength. whatever
injuries the enemy do us in places
where we ihall not have been able to
prevent them or to reach them. The
refult of this contel1 will be fuch as
we have aright to expect from the
juficc of our caule and the courage of
our warriors.
i. gbe Eye ConjM,
(Signed) BON .PARTE.
BY tie Eya COa/xl,
The Secretary of State,
(Signed) MAREr.
In the name of the French Republic.
ppOHI <AA zJLOM
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They earneRlvrequeN thoIe Who have Ne
counts open with Wn. Mo're, Jun. s. Co. efPe-
cia!iy !uch - have bcen ct more than years
BANDING 60 fettle them without delay, either by
Cath or Note.
Gy "A. 1893. 1871
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IL. tsfny ,sssdisg 'ks ~sseisfss vrs
H1 sSfh fhs MiSsys.
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II AST Friday, at 3 o'clock, the
IL following MeHage was deliver
ed by feveral of the Orators of Gov
eminent TO the Senate, the lie gillative
Body, and the Trbunate
MESSAGE.
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.


. AN AWAY on Saturday, the 9Th of this
IN month, bright Mulat,o Man, named
STEPHEN; about aS or 80 years Of age: He
is about S feet 7 or inches high, pleafant coun-
tenance, ipeaks rather flow, but very active aud
handy at any work he ierved an apprenticeihp
to weaver, is good workman at that huff
nefs. and remarkable good hand in brick
yard; in fhort, he is fn,arr at any thing he is
fes about; he is We y fond Of fpirits Of any kind
cannot defcrite his drefs. He never ran away
before, 70 expect he has been inticed off by
iomc artful villain if it be the cafe, and the
man can be appreheuded, will give SO Dollars
on his conviction Of the theft.
ROBERT BOGCESS.
n. B. ] forewarn all perfons from harhoring
faid fellow at their peril, as in that cafe they
may expect TO be proiccuted.
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ofbe bis6eH 6iadrr, 1p tie Exefators Of
The ale Gen. George Waikmgfen, THE
f9ilezymg
TRACTS OF LAND,
at fbe limes and Place; kerea1ier mfn-
nsaed, viS.
On the hra Monday in April,
on the premiies, 600 acres lying ia Charles
county, in the fate of Maryland, near a
place called the Fiji Trap, about Io miles
above Port Tobacco.
On the I'd Monday in April,
on the premiies, SIG acres in Montgo-
merry county, in the fate of Maryland,
in the neighbourhood of Frederick Town,
not far from Kittorsan.
On the 18th day of April, at
Charlestown, 453 acres in Jeferion coun-
~, Virginia, about two miles welt OF
Charlefon. ALTO, z4o acres lying inHsmp-
ihire county, on Potomac river, about
IL miles above Bath.
On the 10Th day of April, on
the premiies, 1900 acres 10 Jeferfon
county, on the fourth fork of Bull1n.
On the 18th day Of April, on
The premiies, lS5 acres in Jeferfon coun
ty in Wormley line.
On the goth day of April, on
the premifes, ST. acres in Frederick
county, ! miles fouth Of Battle Town.
On the ed day of April, at
Paris, z4SI acres On Afhby's Bent, and
SIS acres on Chattin's run, in Faquier
county.
One fourth Of the amount OF
the purchafe money TO be paid down, and
the balance in three equal annual initial
ments, TO be iecured by mortgage on
the premifes, and TO carry Intereh from
the day Of lale.
The EXECUTORS.
March II.
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WILL BE SOLD,
To fbt bisbest 6iadrr, b. the Exeeators Of
The zate Gen. George Wa5kmgtou, the
foilszy;zo
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On Mo N u 4 r tbe fourib day IF Il
btil utxf, qviH lie, joia 1T Yrudae, On
re prsmyrs, on n ersdit Of 90 and 90
days, "
Thofe two HOUSES on the
fcuth wei corner Of King and Wafh;ng-
TOO Rresfs, al prefent occupied by Philip
Ruaell and John Violet.
AJ5,
The finall Houie and Shop on
Warrington Greet adjoining.
For information as TO the title, &c. &c.
apply to Jonah Thompfon, Eiq. or 10
THOS. PATTEN,
daaioneer.
March re. d
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On TUESDAY,,


HIos thick, 4uiN be said at the Teudae
Stare,
Rum in hoslheadsand barrels.
French Brandy inpipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
whia-y ard Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. rierces and bls.9
Coffee in tierces and bags.
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Railins IN kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs ia kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS O.
4 uaristy of DRY GOODS,
Among which arc,
Cloths, Coatings,
Kerleymerss, Doffls,
Plains and Kerieys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and Rufels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chin,zes and Calicoes,
Irilh Linens, SileGa do.
Platillas,
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bsndanna Handkerchiefs,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candleficks,
And iundry other Articles.
PIG. MARSTELLER.
March *.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-26

William Hartkhorne
HAS FOR SALE,
Forty barrels new Beef,
Five bis. Pork,
Fifty bis. Tar,
Fine and coarfe Sal.,
Firt quality Sugar in hhds and biz.
Phila. loaf and lump Sugar in do.
Five pipes old Liibon Wine,
One pipe Madeira, four years old,
Pennsylvania and Swedih Bar Iron,
One pair Bur Mill Stones, s feet dia.
meter,
One pair Cologne do. about S feet.
And at bis NH,
Shorts and Bran,
Indian Meal,
Rye Meal,
Seed Oats,
Platter of Paris by the buhei.
sd Mo. lo. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-26
On WEDNESDAY,

On WEDNESDAY,
- 10 0'eloek, scil be Jold at The Yfnaat
Store, tie Garner Of Kms sad Caisa
ffeefs.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Sin in caiks,
Wine 10 pipes and quatter caiks,
Molahes ia hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raiiins in kegs spd boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irifh Linens,
CaIiimerrs, Caiicoes,
kerfeys, Threads,
Coa,mgs, Chintzes,
Halhhicks, Bedticks,
Fearnsught, Qznabargs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Co,tons, Hzndkerchiets,
Worried and other India Cottons, sc
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN. Aufienser.
Marsh Is.