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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-31
TITLE 1v.--gf TIE Rsgescy.

IL. The Emperor is minor till tie age
Of eighteen years complete: daring his NIL
nori,y there shall be Regcacy OF th1 En-
pre-.
18. The Regent Unjust be at lcast2l years
OF age complete: females are excluded llon
the Regency.
10. The Emperor chuses he Regent
from among the French princes swho have
attained to the age prescribed by the Przce.
dag article: ana failfas tfth1 from among
the ttalaries OF the great digni0es Of the
Empire.
20. Failing resignation OH the part of the
Emperor, the Regency SHALL dcvolVe 10 the
prince nearest in degree II the order OF inr
herieance, who has attained 60 25ycars COM
p lete.
q. In cases where The Emperor has not
chosen the Regent, if none Of the French
princes have attained the age OF Is years
complete The S4aaec shall choose the Re-
gent from the titularies Of the great digni-
tles Of the Empire.
%. When On account Of the minority OF
prince called to the Regency IL the order
Of Inheritance, it has been conferred ona
more distant relation, or one Of the titu-
larcs Of the great dignities OF the Empire,
the Regent who has catered on the exercise
OF his functions SHAH continue them till the
majority OF the Emperor.
60. No Organic Senatus Consaltum can
be passed during the Regency, nor before
the. end Of the third year after the majorl-
ty.
"a. The Regent shall exercise till the
majority of the Emperor, all the attributes
Of imperial dignity: he cannot however
nominate to the grand digaities OF the EN-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-31
ORGANIC SENATus CoNsuLTUN,
ct tie 28n Flcreci

The Conservative Senate, having forn-
ed quorum agreeably to the 9Olh article
of the Constitution; having seen the pre-
ject Of The Senatns Consalsam digested in
The form presented by article-57 Of the Or
ganic Senatas consultum Of The consliSu-
ton of of the 16ih Thermidor, year 10; al.
ter having heard upon the motives Of the
said project, the Orator ofthe government,
the adoption having beer determined by
the number q votes required by the article
IS Of the Organic Senatas Consulfam
the consultation, DEGREES as follows.
TITLE 1.
At. The government of the republic
shall be entrusted to an emperor who as
sumes the title OF Emperor of the French.
Justice shall be administered in the name of
the Emperor, by officers of the French.
TITLE IL ReyedItament
8. The Imperial dignity shall be he
reditary IN the direct, natural. and legti-
mate descehto OF Napoleon Bonaparte, from
male to male, by order OF prlmogeniture,
andto the perpetual exclusion OF females
and their descent.
4. Napoleon bonapafte may adept the
children or grand children OF his brothers
provided they have attained 70 the age}of
eighteen years complete, aud that he him
self has no male heirs at the tine Of adop-
ton. His adopted sons enter into the line
ofhis descent. ifhe has any male chill
drea posterior 80 adoption, his adopted
sons can succeed only after the natural and
legitimate descendants. Adoption is IN
terdicted to the successors Of Napoleon
Bonapaete aud their defendants.
s. IN default OF asnatural legitimate heir
or adopted heir Of Napoleon Bonaparte,
the imperial dignity shall devolve to and
be conferred on Joseph Bona parte, and his
natural and legitimate descendants in or
ders OF prlmogenlture; TO the perpetual ex-
clusion of temales7and their descendants.
6. In default of Joseph Bonaparte and
his male defendants, the imperial dignity
shall devoive to and be conferred on Louis
Bonaparte and his natural and legitimate
descendants in the orders primogeniture
troln male to paae, and to the perpetual ex-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-31
Faue Dollars REGARD,

FOR experimenting an5 committing TO jail, OF.
bringing home ALSE. Negro woman who ran
way on Tuciday morning rhe 18th mt. She is
bout go years of eye, of middle fze, dark
lrown complexiop, her nofe higher than thole
ommon 70 negroes; ihe took with her a.variety
II clothing.
Her mother, WINNY, about go years of
sge aout black woman, has oeen run,
way for about years. She was for fometme
Is Alexandra, called her name Winny Buckncr,
Ind once hired Esrlslf TO a Mr.. So,ton OF that
lace: She has Gace been heard of at Baltimore.
q is likely Alfs has made for Fredericksburg, TO
nake her efcape to her mother.
/ If both are fscured, fo,that get them again.
q viii give Thirty Dollars.
Richard Norris.
-Culpepper Conf HouG,
aiy IS. dlas !,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-31
Extraordinary sitting Of the Tri5unate,
29th Floreal, och bIay.)

On the, proposition of NJ. Chabot, de 7
Allier) the trlbunate DEGREES, that they W.
proceed in bodyto His Imperial MaJes-
ty ;and that there shall be opened at the
Secretary's Office, arsgister in which eve
ry tribunate shall inscribe his vote; and
also decree, upon the proposition Of III.
Abisson, that medal shall b. struck 10
commemorate the happy event which fixes
the destiny Of the French Empire.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-31

cluaion Of fe males, and their descendants.
2. In default of natural and legitimate
heir. or adopted heir OF Napoleon Bona
parte, failing natural or legitimate heir
of Joseph Bonaparte aud his male descend
ants, of Louis Bonaparte and his male de-
scendants, an Organic Senatus Consultum
propos ed to the senate by the titulsrles,
of the great dignities of the Empire and
submitted to the acceptance OF the people
shall nominate the Emperor, and regulate
in his family The order OF heredtament
from male to male, to the perpetual exclu-
sion Of females and Of their descendants.
s. Tntil the moment Of the election Of
the new Emperor, the ;aFairs Of state shall
be governed by the minister's who shall
form in tounctthe government, and WHO
shall deliberate b. majority OF voices.
TIE Secretary Of tate shall keep Journal
Of the deliberations.
TITLE uI-0f the Inpcria! family
g. The members Of ths imperial family
in the order Of hereditament st,a bear the
title OF French princes. HE eldest son Of
The Empesor shah be stiied imperial
10. NE mdte a Education for the
French Prince SKI be r !Rlated by Sc
macs Consutum.
II. They are members of Senate arm
ofthe Council Of SKATE, when they they have
attained 10 their 18Th rear.
12. They cannot marry without The con-
'sen1 Of tte Emperor. The marriage OF a
French prlace without the consent OF taa
(. mperor, incurs the priva;ion % III right
Of inheritance, both for the individual who
mas contracted it, and tor hs descend
ants.
10. The acts whic!, attest the birth, the
marriages and deaths Of members of the
imperial family, shall be transmitted, by
order from the Emperor, to the Senate,
who shall order them TO be inscribed m
their Journals, and deposited among their
archives.
! ID. Napoleon Bonaparte shall establish,
by statutes, TO which his successors are
bound to conform-lst. tae duties OF ths
individuals Of both sexes who are members
of the imperial family, towards the Empr-
i-ror-2d, An organization Of the imFersal
palace, conlormabiy to the dignity Of the
the throne AMI grandeur OF nc nation.
Is. The civil list rema rs regulated in
the same manner as it WIS b. the first
and fourth articles Of the decree Of May
%, 1891. The princes Joseph and Louis
Bonaparte, and n the fu.urs the younger
natnrat ard Legitimate sons 81 she Emperor
shall be treated agroea1Iy 70 tie 2r..c!2s I,
| 10, II, 12 and 3fthv decrce2 of Deem.
! Der u, 1890 The Emperor may hI The
ointure Of 1ae Empress and roger It 10 the
iciyil list. His successors can ihtroduce no
] change IN she dispositions made iathiS re-
! spect.
t6, The Emperor shall visit the depart
meas. Palaces shail therefore be estab-
lisised 10 the iour principal points Of tae
Empire. These palaces silal be fixed,
aud their sdspenden les established by
/ law.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-31
Wanted TO Hire,
NOTICE.

THE deranged fate Of the Aqua Irfpsaors
srdcrs it nectGaty that the iecun'ies of the IN.
Deetors ihould be ipeedily informed OF whatever
suus there may be, in order that arrangements
bay be made for the dilcharge of fneh of them as
he faid iccurities may be liable tos--Gentlemen
'olding notes will pleaCs leave notice of them
Pish Mears. Euface, Moncufe & Co. at Aqua
Hawkin Stone,
John P. Harrllon.
Aeuia. Iuly II. d3w
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Barkeeper Wanted.

A perfon who will attend Bar and can keep
ccounss, bring ing good recommendations. will
-ceiys every encouragement. Apply TO
Garrett Hedden,
/ the Hope and Anchor Tavern, corner of Prin.
lis Greet.
July II. eo3tH
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o3tn
10 Reat.

ADD poGeilioo given Immediately, a comfort
Bic DWELLING HOUSE. Etuated in plea
Int part of the town. For particulars enquire Of
Ricketts,, Newton and Co.
July IL. d
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7hr Emperor made the JoUoroing reply:

g Whatever can contribute to the gooa
of the country, is essentially connected
with my happiness. | accept the 'ieie
which you think useful for the glory on
the natioa. | submit to the sanction OF
the people the law of heritage. hope thai
France will never repent OF the honors with
which she encircles my family. At all G.
vents my spirit will have ceasedto animate
my posrerity whenever they shall cease to
deserve the love and the confidence of the
great nation"
The Senate had then an audience Of her
Imperial Majesty, to wtlom the Consul
Cambaceres addressed a speech OF congra-
tuation on her imperial dgnity.
Letters Of HIS Imperial Na'ssty to tie Con
suA GambQceres a7a lie Byan.
/" Citizen Consul Cambaceres, Your tie
tie IS about TO be changed: your functions
and my confidence remain the same. In
the high dignity Of Arch Chas celiQs Of the
Enl ire (and of Arch (rt ,urfr) with
whSeh You are going to be ia~ested you
will manifest, as you have dom IN ttsat OF
Consul, the wisdom OF your counsels, and
the distinguished talents which have given
you so important part in every thing
good may have done. | have, therefore,
nothing to desire from you but q continual
ton OF the same sentiments for the state
and for myself.
Cv.,, o. thA p,are of 81 Ci0ud 2Qth
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

meafares for diitarbing the public tran
guilty. lntead Of that dilpahionate COOL
ncfs which is due to virtue alone, their
hereGes ought to be combat.ed with, the
indignation Of violated truth, and puniih
ed with the leverity of unrelenting ju!tice.
In the wonderful drama Of the eigh-
tenth century, new fcenes have been diff
played to the aitonithed world. Compar-
ed with the plans Of modern co(inopo,iles,
the protest of the nalons of Babel no lon
ger appears impious or futile. In their
rapid it,idcs towards perfe6tibili,y, they
tramplc on feelings founded in nature, and
confirmed by habit and defpiie every
opinion that has been iantiioned by the
hardihood Of antiquity, or the pen of in
gpiration. The accuried doctrines oftheie
philosophers (falfely 70 caIled) have with
food the combined attacks of ridicue
and argument, and continue to fpreai
their pernicious influence. They are con-
lpirators a5ainlt every inltitution, againtt
every improvement, againf every confo !.
latory hope which gilds the horizon of this
vale of tears. They are rancorous enc
mics, not only of religion, bur of all le-..
climate and virtuous government. They
ought therefore to be frequently and Ia
digaantly expoled to the execra,ioa their
infamous and deitru6sive Vaccinations
deierve.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
THE PdRIS IIpPEE.


The d. rs OF The P,r'fian beaux is thus humour.
euny announce in late paper
Have you eh-fnn. coloured coat with the
rev collar Are the buttons of White metal ana
emigobular Is your ,ea Jingle bre aiied, and are
the bar.ons pearl ? Does Ha,m'ad cut your hair
and whnl-rs Have Jour bookings large clocks
Have you Sat bal ihoes You VIII be welcome in
the pArloa->aui C.f.Et sill admit you into her
3 udoir Wi aous that you will Mt pats the
:. drawing rom; or il you make your way into
feciety. you will not be noticed. The young gen
try will iinvcy you without fpeaking to You the
bet dsncers among the bellies will re!u'e you f
nally you viii have 10 faaeels-yon Will make no
noife--you viii have loa your evening""
Renfe for Hap Beer==Take one pouod Of Hops
IN bag aad boil Them fifteen mimi es il pail
Of wafer, whea pone oocl the fame h.0ily by
dahnc it with a pail full more of cool water, add
two gallons of nolaGes to j. 10 the cooling Gate,
then put the whole into clean barrel ana AL mp
with cold water, let it ferment without year fit
teen days, then bung cloie and cap IT, and beer
made in Ibis way will iparkl., be briik and fwset
for fix mouths,
Prudent men thouid lock up their motives, Civ
ing only their inIinAses key.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
Ttceeganv.
From the Co.'S sacrrcor cousArr.

> The Coa,fi.4,ila Of The Uaa.d Sp'J.
This was the Hou!e that the peosic built.
Z The meny o,yiag from The pubic RsUena.
This was the Malt
7hat lay in the iIoule that the People built.
S. Jgg.s.
r his was the Rat.
That waited the Malt, R
THAT lay in Tue fIoufe that the People built.
n Tv.
This was the Cat,
That watch'd the Rat,
That waited the Malt,
That lay 10 the Hoafe that the People bui...
!. WkM
This Wa. the DOG,
That Larkd al the Car,
That watch'3 the Nat,
TIA, waited the Malt,
That lay in the sioafs that the People built.
B.5eek
This was the Bull with crumplcd horn,
Which kick up dat,
To help the DEG,
That aukd at the Cat.
That wsssh the Rat,
That waited the Matt
That lay in the lioufe that the people built.
Demoeraey.
This was the Maid tina, wa, all forlorn
That fed the Euii with sfumplcj hora,
Which kcs'd up the tila
To help the DOC
That hsrk'd at the Cat
That @stch'd tie RAJ,
Tha, waited The Matt
That lay ia the Aouie that the People hut.
r. Sknr.r.
This was tae fiuatcr vine fou AIDED the horn,
t. cheer up the Maid who wa, all forlern,
That fts the Bull with cTan. pied horn,
Vlch kick'd up a duff,
To help the Dos
That bark Al tx Cat,
That w4tchI the Fat
That waited The Malt -
That la, IN the Hoafc that 'he People built.
Rsp. S Gr.Ew.a
This wa. the paxsoa all ihavea aud thorn
Who publfli' d his mt mnirs al latter and torn,
Aud quoted the Altar al cove red With icorn,
And ,nut,er his prayer, 30 h eserisk and morn,
in aid o the Gunter who i,asd.d his boru,
To cheer up tho Maid Win was ali forlorn,
That fed the cuii With csum,i led horn,
Which kicks ue the daa
To help the poo
That ba d At the Cat
That watch Il the Ask
That waited the Matt
That lay il the lIouie tina. the people beils
Cs.;t;eaes.
That invi5e power thro' ages rrhorn.
Will ln hold it's Office aud wh=t up thorn,
Which will pierce With p,ns tso hArP TO be born
Tnro' the hear, Of the pAssnN ali fiiaren and .holi
Who pu,ii,i,d hi. snemoiJ' All tatter'd and torn,
And quilted The altsr all cover'd With fccrn.
Aad mutser'i his prayers both evening aud morn,
In aid of the Hunter who founded his horn,
To cheer up the Maid who was all fororn,
That led the suII with drumpIed hOri..
Who kick'd up the dur ma
To hslp he
That bark'd al the Cat
That wasch'd the Rat
That waited the Matt 49,
That lay in the Houfe that the people built
L.ibe,f-.
This was the Lark tina, flung loud 10 the morn,
And mounted in triumph on pinions un,orn.
And call d to avenge her On TRAITORS toriworu.
That invi!iale pnwer which shro' ages unborn,
viii n u hold irs OH &c and whet up thorn,
Which will pierce with pang too iharp to be borne
1hro the heart of the riSsoN all i!,aven aud thor
who pnbliih'd his me niors all ta.ier'd and :orn.
And quilted the altar all covered with fcorn,
And murter't his prayers both evening and morn
IL aid Of the Hunter who founded his horn,
To cheer up the Maid who was all fo,lora,
Who fed the Bull with crumplcd hora,
Whs kck'd up the dur
TO help the DOG
That hark'd at the Cat
That wncl,d the Rat
That waited the mak
Tina, lay in the Hoafe tina, the People built.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
FOR Tbs PORTLAND GAAETrE.
TIE PWGR{M.....vo. XIII.

Fl dulces moreus remiriscitur Argos.
.fni as be br<atb n Biz i3f bis country b'gi'A
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

Prudent men ihoud lock up their motives, Civ
ing only their iaIinates key.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
Reaa This -
FROM THE ~REpERTOpY.

THE APPROACHING ELECTION.
SO many circumstance have taken place,
tending to confirm the opinion which federaliits
long entertained, refpccting the views and poll
CIV of the p%rcfent administration, it may be I'M
neceilary 10 offer arsumentS to convince hhstr
of the ir duty, in lupporting federal principles.
| But the imminent danger, TO which our political
| welfare is expoied, calls aloud for UNANiMi-
lTY, in the Northern States. We feel a itrong
| anurance thar were the real ~f.uarion OF our mot
valued political privileges known, there is not .
man Of common virtue, fenie and underitsnd-
ing, whatever may have been his politics, who
would not mott zcalouity unite with MS in aid
ing the common cauie of our PERISHlNG
LIBERTIES. With a hope, therefore, OF
contributing in fome degree TO an itlue 70 de-
voutly to be wiihed, the editor now addreiieS
himtelf to all claers, ana hopes that his patrons
will hand this paper TO thofe, who, differing
from rs in ientiment, will never hear of theie
FACTS from their own prei.es. As the charges
we have to make are DIRECT; it is proper 70
afume a dirs7 ,yPoyftihy; We therefore wave
the editorial ityle, and pledge ~ourielves fer7Sn-
ally and f%olemnly for thu truth of our remarks.
10 the Citizens al AiagGchwfns.
Ever ince the inititation Of our prefent form
of natioual government, a difference of fenti-
ment has exi.ted on that iubieet, dinin0t!y
marking two political parties. The Federalitls,
or trainers and advocates of the Federal govern
ment, and the anti fedcralias, a clais embracing
both 1hofe who were oppoied generally to any
national government, which fhould ~enercic lc.
~giiIative, executive, and judicial powers over
all the ftutes, and thotc, who, wiling to admit
that, confidered the form of government adopt
ed as not iriiiciently dem. cratic Eilpu,es ari-
ling from this difference of ieutiment have long
agitated the public mind, and have only become
of Iefs moment, by a conparifon with new CON
ids ~raticns. affecting the dearef privileges which
any Republican form Of government can beitow.
An opinion IS now entertained BY the red
eraliits, that a party III our national government,
in which the agents OF Virginia take the lead,
have effected an actual and formidable conbi-
nation, for the executive management Of the
affairs of the nation. An opinion of this kind,
it is evident mutt give ferrous alarm to every
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05

BosroN, OCT 81.
Yenerday, the Hon. John ADAMS, lae pren-
dent of the United States, entered the 10th
year of his ase.-May the evening OF his valued
life be as ierenc, as brilliant, and as delightful as
was this his natal Anniversary A large compa-
nv of gentlemen celebrated the day, at Concert
HaN, with fuitable f%eiiivity and joy.
Cap,. Geary, arrived at Norfolk, from Nantz'
which he left abeu; the 1T sept. informs that
fricatc of &c guns was lying at Nantz, ready tor
Tea, waiting TO take on borad Conmiiiioners to
the government of the United States, on buhne's
relative to St. Domingo. We have accounts
from Nantz, Of a later date, which do NOT msn'
ton this fubjcef.
Information has been received that the Ame-
rican MiniRer at the Spaniih Court, had ATM
we'd at Caaiz from Madrid, 70 embark Tor IL
meyra. IL.
Our lah accounts from G,brehor itase' fhas
the Elex frigate had been ordered to remain
there, as a check upon the Moors, OF whore
pacific diipoIi,ion iome doubts were enter
tanned.
1t is faid the Britih Government has fuPe'-
ceded the commander OF the Caneri"H I'Sa'e'
off Neqo- York, for hrs cnduct on that itauoh
II is lated in Savannah papers that MT pun
has been waited on by all the puti,c cha'ao'e'
in that city and that he tet out on the s'A"
naA, for the feat OF government.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-01

Intending to leave this place early next fail,
offers fof tale, on the moa reasonable terms, his
STOCK on HAND, condi1iog of a hsndioEs f.,
Jaf{;o, ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-01
T1uenty Foe DoIIars REWARD.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber's farm, in
the county of Alexandria, iitrid Of Colombia,
Il Mu(at,o man called MATT COOK, about
feet high, between s. and 40 years of age, ong
hair which he wears tied, lack Of qrbife hair on
the 'front.' of his head, little to the left, coop
|er BY trade; he has fevera fears on his arms and
"rias, fear on has back occaGoned by fcald,
and ieveral marks from whip; he is very fond
|oi drink and gambling; he took with hia va
uety of clothes and lome cooper's tools. He
etcded the Potomac at Georgetown few days
ance, and will probably make for Baltimore, as
ne has been very anxious fer fome time paa to
g to fca. will give the abose reward for
occurring fah fellow 10 any Jail, 70 that get
him again, or f6irty dollars, with resfpnable
charges il Brought home. 64 All matters OF
f'fcs and orhers are forewsrned harbouring, en-
Pioymg or earring of laid fellow at their peril.
c. F. Whiting.
luIv =,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-01
r A Farm Wanted.

THE lubfcriber wilhes to puchaie FARM
of moderate fze, poatfed Of ul;ful improvements
and natural advantages, in either Of the counties
of Fairfax, Pdncc William, Loudoun OF Far.
qaier tor whish payment will be pade in hana,
Francis l.. Lee.
Avg, "a. awR
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Wanted TO Hire,

4 iersant Woman: For one well acquainted
WIN Cooking, Waiting and Houfc Work gene.
'aily, liberal wages vii; be given.
Apply to the Printer.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Intending to leave this place early next fail,
offers fof Tale, on the moa reasonable terms, his
STOCK on HAND, conGiaiog of handioms f..
lection OF
DRY GOODS
adapted TO the prelent feafon. As! perions
having claims agai1f HIN are Iequefed to psetens
them for fetsIe,nent, and thofe inaebted to bin
will be plealed te make payment.
John HoyPuygh.
June IL. d
BENJAMIN SHREVE, jan.
HAS FOR SALE
At the corner of Prince and Union Streets,
JUST RECEIVED
$500 pieces NANKEENS,
I6s 90. BandanDo Handkerchietss
bales Sannahe,
do. Baftas,
do. Emer:ys,
DO. blue Gpfsahs,
DO. lodia Chintz,
Jacks Sage
bag Hops,
81 Birch Floor Mats,
3 cafes ard one caik Women's Morocce
and Leather Shoes,
ALSO ON HAND,
Fifteen bales Of India Cottans,
co.GSixg IF
bales Baftas,
s do. Emertys,
4 do. Sannahs,
do. CaGahs,
80 pieces Black Satin,
fets Tea China,
Mems coarle, and women's Morocco an lea,
ther fhoes,
Leiper's Snuff in half bis. and kegs,
cafe Mariners Compaaes,
10 coils Cordage, aforted,
"a Bags Pepper,
40 bis. Beef No. I. and
A large quantity ofred Soal Leather
June 4.
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pubIit @ale.
On TUESDAY next.

On TUESDAY next.
A,,o O'Clock, will be fold at the Vendue Store,
r u NJ
In bhds. and bis. French Brandy in Pipes,
CHM pipes and bis.
Wmikey and Apple Bandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
s vi: =: 8, brown ,s. s s,g boxes,
Rai6ns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Fgs in kegs and fails,
o. ems Wac 10 crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
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A Variety Of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Kerlemeres,
DuHila. plains, Kcrltys, Negro cossons,
Se,ges, Eiafieks, oiue Friezss,
cslimancees, Refsls, Yarn Stockings,
Chinizes aud Cehicoes,
Ir;h Linens, SleGa do
Osnabures and I'icklenburgs,
Muslin and Muslin Handkerchief,
India Muslins and Table Clothes.
Blndanna Handkerchiefs,
Colorr'd Threads, Hass and sundry other
articles.
Philip G. MagfsIlsr.
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