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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07
BARON DE MONTGEI, AS.
Munich, March 81, 1904.

We had reafon to expect that Mr. Drake wouldbave
con,eited the authenticity letters But he
iued different courfe He was perfuaded that fifteen
gems de arn1es had et off Pof hate in order to arreR
him. In confe9uence of which ne advifed MIR Nov
that Inhabtng detached houfe at the extremity
OF the iuburbs OF Munich he did not coniider hust in
iaiey and aPPrehenfve Of the fnares of the French
ton. - ~ ~
The aniwer CT the court being tardy, it was rome
hours before IT arrived during which the upeane If
nus eonie,ence communicated ite to his mind, and he
that the gems darmes had already arrived ar
the neIghboring gate He immediately felt out ON foot
without any attendants, or waiting for his carriage
lie had thus proceeded above three leagues before his
carriage reached him. -'''
He has disappeared like the leader of = bo,d;,.;
But the indignation Of Europe and the contempt of all
virtuous and ienible Engihmen vfolloyy him xvbsr-
ever he goes Miierable wretch who could thus DIFF
honor and degrade character which is honored bv all
civilized nations, and relpeted by themo ayage
hordes of barbaria1s. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07
VIE N n A. Anril z.

In confequence Of the arreh of French emf
grants in the territory of Baden by French
troops, the king of Sweden has cauftd note TO
be delivered to our court by the Swedilh envoy,
baron Armsfeldt.
according to private letters from Munich of
the 18th April, MIR. Drake, the Britilh minifter
at the Batavian court, on leaving that city, went
to Satzburgh, ard from thence to the Aufrian
domlnions.-Previous to his departure he is Caid
to have Unified upon an audience of the EIeetor,
which, however, was pohtively refufed.
Letters from the Upper Rhine, of 18th April
itate, that the French couricrs which lately paf-
fed through that part of the country to Mu-
nlch, were bearers of peremptory dispatches
from BonaParte to his diplomatic agent at
Munich, TO compel the Ele6tor, by threats, to
arreft Mr.. Drake. MIR. Drake, had, it is faid,
requefed a pafport to go to Vienna, which
had been refufed by the Imperial MiniRry.--
This circumhance occafoned a conference be-
tween the Aufrian prime miniter, Count Co.
beDtzel, and the hon. MIR. Arthur Paget, who
Immediately fent off a courier TO his court
The Bavaridn courier fent to London on ac-
count Of MIR. brakes affair, pafed through
Hamburger few days ago on his way to Hu-
fun.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07
c 0 " D I 4 / 0 " S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
wcek....During the FELTON, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper ora supplementary half
fheet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment will be -FOUR
DOLLARS per annun, to thofe who
fnbfcribe previous to the 9th Augut,
after which, the price will be FIVE
DOLLARS, in advance.
III. ADvERrIsEMBNTs,f from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, fhould
they not exceed iquare in length,
fhall be in.t:sed for lsventy5fpe cents
the 6rit time, fifty cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbiry-fbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
Nv. SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertifements inherited for Efy cents
the firt time, and tbirty-tbree cents
for every additional inftrtion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07
N 0 T l c E.

HE Office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
L the Dftri6f of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unfinhed bunels of the fid Office transferred
nue.; tie Collectors of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have been finally adult
ed and paid are hereby informed, that they now
without dsly, and pay the balances due the United
STATES. JOSEPH SCOTT,
Martial v. D.
June 80. (eptf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07

tent h'mfelf with remarking, that this Infamous
article 70 worthy ofits authors, is futed to the
ftyle and genius of the official journal from
whence it is copied bat it is altogether I'M
worthy OF place in that which gives the tranf-
lation of it in the Portuguefe language Sc the
undersigned infinitely regrets, that this remark
able eiiay on the liberty OF the prefs AT Liibon
has been dittinguiihcd by the publication Of an
atrocious libel, invented at pleafure by the enc
my OF his Britannia maieay, againlt the mott an
cient and faithful ally OF Portugal.
" The undersigned rtferves to h;mfelf the adj
vantage which reiiltsfrom this facility of print
ing at Liibou, the infant his government ihall
authorize him, to availhimfelf of it, for the pur-
pofe ofinferting formal denial of the abfurd
calumny in queition; if that government, with
its ftrong fenfe of confcious re6ttude, its glory
and its renown, would trouble tfelf 70 far as to
aniwer iiIniar accuiations, and does not rather
coniider it to be more confident with its own
dignity to treat with the fovereign contempt
winch It has always witnefied for the contempti-
Die iniipidites of the fame kind, by which its G.
nemIes have 70 often, but vainly, attempted to
olacken its reputation, lince the epoch of the
French revolution.
&C The undersigned has the honour to renew
to his excellency the homage of his high conf
Iteration and eaeem.
Signed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07
NEAL NELSON,
BOOT q SHOE MANUFACTURE

BOOT q SHOE MANUFACTURES
MAIN-sTREET, RICHMOND,
4 TAISES BOOTS and SHOES TO any Pattern
ISI or Faihion, equal in point of MATERIALS and
WcRKMANsHIP to any in general uie.
b1> Imported BOOTS and SHOES, of the fri
quality and newell faihon, for fae.
June So (ep6m)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07
MiSccMrneous.

n qt,y 1AinALh cobbe;- mire has Geen dyioz,ey-
en- IN in6ia, enc ton Of the ore Of qybieb evK pro-
dnee baJfa ton cfmetai.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07
FROM THE LONDON PHILo sorH1cAL MAGAZINE.
IMPROVEMENT IN GEOGRAPHY.

Mr. CHuRcHmAN, author Of the Maore.;e Char,
has ProPo!ed Improvement in the contraction &C
maps, by which the altitude, decvity and perpendi-
cular height of the hills and mountains throughout any
country, any particular difrie, can be Indicated
This plan confs in tracing certain lines over tie fur
faces OF the parts intended be 70 Marked and is av
Picabe to maps already Publifhed that is, to fch as
nave been contributed by proper flrvey as Tire man
Of Kent, which has been performed at the public cx
Penie, and pubhed under the direction of the board
OF ordinance, and other maps executing in inni-
lar manner The lines rendered efficient for the
purPofe propelled by employing them with an unive.-
la proportion, to acertan their REFLECTIVE Indications
Such maps would, probably, be ufehil for military
purpofes well as Tor matters canal nav
CATION.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07

FROM HUNcARY.-Letters from Semlin,
OF the 2sth reprefent the infurreetion in the
Turkifh province of Servia as extremely ferrous.
The infurgent natives had taken the town of
Scabalz by atlault, and mon of the troops com
polling the Turkiih forces, retired to the citadel,
from whence they made furious FORTE on the
Goth, but were repulfed with lofs. The Servian
iniureents who have entered the place, amount
to 5000 men. The Turks, by way ofrevenge,
let fire to $50 houfes, and murdered the Greek
Biihop, and two very rich Chrifian inhabitants.
The lnfurgents have been joined by the
Chrifians in Bulgaria, ard their force is now
near 100000 men. They carry large magazines
with them, but are Gii in want of artillery
They are divided into regiments and all their
booty in hories, arms, cattle or money, is divi-
ded in common. They are commanded by
Czerni George, who has Infected Belgrade
They have likewife taken the town of Rudn;ck
by aiIault, and cut in pieces the Turkifh garri-
ton, coniiiting OF 400 men,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07
Foreign Intelligence.
From London Papers TO the 6tb Nay, reeeizx4 b.
the atsF arrivals.

Il Dublin ibapsr Of ApH 10, mentions .t5e re-
eei3t ofne1OS by an aryi1,ai from the continent,
Fafiag that the Curt Of Denmark hal taken
naeb 2fenee at the conduit oftbe French, qvbo bz9
rrinfaresa tbcir army on tbe NORTH tank oftbe
El6e, eosre Mn tragporting immeaIs quantities
Examination to the Dncby of L0meu6nrg, and
had tar2ned 'nasasine5 ofposrAer in tbe aeigb-
bon'6ood Of Allona and RambRrgb. In eoH6-
qnsnes Of f5ei latter mealvp5 fbe uagaSinr5
soif5ia i6e DnEiR territory near AItoua6ad 6een
JJciSsd, and tie Danjb troops an fbe frontiers of
Labsc and Loneabarg, bad been o,iScyed to re6f
my territorial Uioiafi0n or eneroaehneyt. Tbe
Danj@ militia ready 10 take tie feLd is Rated at
100000.
Captain DaG'iJ, SrriDrd at Boqoa from Dub-
h1' TTeei1'.d the following article from fbe A7e-
rican Cogii4 there, on TIE e7,e ofbis AeDarfure.
"DUBLiN, May 4, 1904.
TIE rfport oftbs dzy, by an txbyrJJ, qvhicb
b7J ibis moment 0rriq,ed n fbs CaJ2ie, is, that
Mr.. Prtg OeJ in Prime Minlfey zVitb tbe briz,i-
hage Of naming axiom be'tbink5 brooer 10 re-
tain IN, or @iC~jJ frOm tbe miniRry. Idr. COLI
J'1id ba5 fa6en the fourteen and q baif million
Loan"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07
SAMUEL MYERS,

II IS FOR S n L e,
a N affortment of BOLTING CLOTHS
"a juft received from Amftcrdam.
June 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07
4 HINT TO FARMERS.

IT, by drawing your manure only Zoo rods,
and ipreading i inches deep, on one acre OF
land, for planting, you can obtain one ht,atIrcd
buihels Of corn per acre what a pity il is 10
draw it 400 rods, and fcatter il OYER acres,
by fpreading il half an inch thick, and obtaining
only 40 bulhels per acre, with al the additional
fatigue of man and beat !
Farmers, coniider which is moh to your adj
vantage, to economic in this line, or continue
20 work as it were at arms end, by extending
your manure too far and too thin Certainly, thc
more compact your interef is, the eaiier can you
govern and fence it.
DARKEST BENEDICT.
Per. Cas.]
In The Favorite, Captain Penrofe, for Bor-
deaux, Baron Humboldt, his two travelling
companions, and feteral other French gentle
men and ladies, went psGengers.
[.PbH.Pab.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07
" Il. S. FITZGERALD"
NE bH4'e tragaafed THE tollO7ying estras7 from q
late MoaiteU.

We ba1e trayQated THE tollo7Ying extyas7 from a
late MoaifeM.
MUNICH, April 8.
MT DraEe, manitefted infolence and great anger
at the PurPort OF the ordinance of his electoral
highneis which baniihed the emgrants from Bavaria
ne demanded, IN note written by him, whether the
emigrans mmedatelyunder the protection of ENGLAND
would be aiio obliged to withdraw. BUT he foon
changed his tone His Electoral Highnefs haying re-
eeved communications from Paris relative to the bafe
and ihamefu plot of this miner TENT to him the FOL-
lowing note
=" The undersigned miniRer of rate of the Eleaor
"a bavaria has received the expreis orders of his Eec-
torai tighneis TO tranfmt to Mr. Drake the printed
letters iuboned and inform him that the ORIGINALS
written in MIR. brakes own hand are 1T prefep in III;
PoHeflion. ''''
ftis Electoral Highnefs is deeply afflicted that
even the place OF his refidence fould have been marie
the theatre OF correspondence 70 foreign to the milf
on with which Mr.. Drake had been charged at his
court ana ne owes TO his dignity and to his honor &
me ii-.eit o. ms people to declare him that from
the Preient time it IS iy,Hoilbe for his fIghneis to
have any communication with him, or for l 20 he in
future received at his court
already TWO iubjeGfs OF las si ta;r! h:~Lr.
wrongly implicated with Mr.. Drake are arreiied ut
Mlnch for having committed a6as uggefed by him,
nighiy reProbated by the laws of nations Theunder-
gea Is charged to declare further that his electoral
So ."o wen acquainted with :''~ noble and ge-
nervous eatiments Of his Britannia majeRy and the En-
gum nation to condu on this location
can iuoJect HIM TO the leaf reproach He will very
loon explain himfef his Britannia n,aietfv and I'M
part to HIM the deep regret he feels at withdrawing his
confidence from the nnter charged to reprefent his
maeity at his court. The ele9or has full conviction
that ms Britannia maefy will perceive in this pro-
seeding, however painful to him, new teGinonT of
me nigh opinion which he ensertains for the character
OF ms Britannia majeity, and of that GOOD will of
which he has given 10 many proofs to the iletlor
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07

A London paper of April esd fays, we are
informed that government have refuied The paf:
ports demanded blythe Bavarian minifer, being
relolyed to detain him, as hohage FOR the fafe-
ty of MIR. Drake.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07

General Lakes portion of the body, taken
IN the pureft gold, at a Jingle town of Agra, a.
mounts to aG,oool. Colonel St. Ltger's to
4ooooi and every captain t.ii att ffcrved on that
day to 2oool. each.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19

THE place where the Rev. Mr.. Davis lately
i'y,d, abcu, four miles from Alcxandria, will
3 'safcd TO good tenant who will keep tAe
!ace in good repair. and comply with the terms
g Sie Ieaie; TO fueh a tenant / will leaie the
Place for fourteen years from January next. The
S0ute viii be put in good repair for the receipt
en- Of careful tenant, and none elfe need apply.
Any pe5ion who wiGhes 70 become the tenant
will call on the (nbfcriber who Will chew the place.
This place is handfonlely Gtuased, having
good view of Alexandra from the houte, and
Very large meadow about two bundred yards be.
low, excellent we'll water and two good fprings,
r''A an ice hoafe and every convenience neeeilary
0s gentleman farmer. For terms apply to
B. Dulaay.
\. B. The dwelling has twelve rooms in it,
and two paasges.
Snu''r's Hill, Aug. II. DIV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19
Augu& ao.
Tzusnty FsUs Dollars REGARD.

RAN AWAY from the fabfcriber's farm, in
thecoanty of Alexandria. diafia Of Colombia,
a Mnlatto man called MATT COOK, about 8
feet high, between IS and 40 years OF age, ong
hair which he wears tied, lack Of sSbite hair on
the front of bis head, little TO the lett, acoop-
sr BY trade; he has fevcral icars on his arm and
wr;Rs. fear on his back occaioned BY q icald,
and lesers marks from whip; nc is very tond
Of dtink and gambling; he took with hiRa a va
riety of clothes and fome cooper's tools. He
clofsd the Potomac a, Georgetown few days
dace, ana will probably make for Baltimore, as
be has been very anxious for fome TING Paa to
90 TO fes. | will give the above rewasd for
occurring faid fsliow 10 any Jail, Is that | GET
him again, OF sbirfy doifafs, with Reasonable
charges if brought home. ca All matters OF
yefIslg ard Others are forcwarncd harbouring, en-
ploying or earring off laid fellow At their peril.
c. F. Whiting.
III,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19

Or, the Arminian Aanatomized, and
The Carnal Preacher Diileeted.
In t1uo Parts.
Pa.I. Tie Arminian, or doerine o! UniVer.
fsi Charity pulfucd, taken, examined, tried, con-
dcmned, executed, and anatomized.
Part. II. The Carnai Preacher DaseF<d,
Nrh comments on i,veral dark paaages OF iorlp
ture. In ferries OF letters, Written at various
TINES to friends in the country.
81 Cssdstions. &c. are hy9 at t6e H6oOe
fare.
tits the opinion Of fcveral Respectable clergy
mcn, shat the above book contains the ground
work and principles OF genoine piety, as II man.
Taiy proves, sroal the irrp,urcs Of truth, thai
The doctrine oftree.will and universal redemption
Is nniouadrd.
Sent
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19
p,lbltr SALE.
ON FRIDAY next,

YIN IN101A 1AS"os
Afro o'clock, will DC fold at the Vendae Store
r u M
+ bbd,. and bis. French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
We;9ey and Apple Bandy in bis.
s,oar in hhds. tielccs and bis.
S qs;,: .sa brown Soap and inbos..,
Mould and dpt Candles ]
Raifas IN kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and frails,
0oe.o's Ware in crstcs,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
&c.---ALso,
A Variety of DRY GOODS
among which arc
Cloths. Coatings, Kerfemeres,
DnHi,. Plains, K.rlcys, Negro Cottons,
s,rg.s, Elaficks, Blue Fnexss,
faJImancoes, Ruasls, Yarn Stockings,
C0ntzes and Calicoes,
Irfh Linens, Sllcha DO.
osaabure 5 and 1'icklenburgs,
Muslin ana Muslin Hapdkerchieis, a
India Muslios and Table Clothes, t
gandanna Handkerchieis,
Coloe,d Threads, Has. and sundty other
articles. %
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mo 1902.
Ia be Rented.

THE HOUSE formerly occopiea BY tie lob.
icnoer on Volts airst, having every conycoi-
ence Tor genteei fanny, with large prodlu-
1--WE esrden; se ituation hcai1bY and rdc heel:
rcmaf kably cool in 'ke fummer isaion. fof pr,
tleuats apply 10
John c. Vowel.
June 20. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19
ARMENIAN SKELETON.

Subscriptions are received at The Book Store OF
COTTON and STEWART, for Book en-.
THE SKELETONS:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06

Malaga Vine, Raasia5, sc.
Jua received, per the brig Celia,
Capt. Bowen, from Malaga,
100 quarter caaks Malaga Wine,
100 half Or. do.
90 ar. caiks Mountain Wine Of fspe1icr
quality,
so balke,s Almonds,
100 trails Figs,
$50 quarter bis. RsiGnss
200 boxes Mufcaseldo.
400 do. Bloom do.
Is boxes Lemons,
which will begin landing this day at our wharf.
]. and T. Vowel.
Who haze also on Hand,
FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS,
Jamaica Spirit entitled to drawback,
Mulcovado Sugar in tierces and bis. hyperion old
Port Wine, do. Madeira do. Turks Iaand Salt,
mould Candles, 80 bis. prime new Beet, Ruiha
Duck, white Rufia Sheeting, Drillings, Rayeni-
duck, Sc. &c.
Jan. 70. q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
IpubItf G,enOue.

On TUESDAY,
N,c s'rleek, qeils 6t sold at tie Ytadke Sssse.
Rum in hogiheads and barrels
French Brandy il pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whdkey and Apple Brandy in sk.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tisrces and bags,
s sasts' .as brown Soap in b.s~.
Mould and dip'd Candles
RsiGhs in kegs, boxes aad iarss
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware In crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which ase,
Cloths, Coaungs,
Kerieymeres, Dufila,
Plains and Kcrfeys,
l Negro Cottons, Scrga.
: Eiaaicks, blue FriezeS
8 calimancoes and RuHsis,
Yarn Stockings,
{ tshin,xss and Calicoess
irtt. Lineas, Sileiia do.
Onaburgs and Ticklenburga
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fa,
India Mullins and Table Ctosds
B.adanna Handkcrchiefs,
Co!oured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
p. G. MARSTELLEa.
April Q
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RICKETTS,, NEWTON e Co.

RICKETTS,, NEWTON e Co.
Have Oh hand, and to be fold on very low
terms, a handfome aeortment of
fuper6ne and fecond
b R 0 AID CT O I II S,
A quantity of Rofe Blankets,
Twlled Do.
Ticklihgburg, and German Ofnaburga,
Bedtieks and Apron Checks,
Cotton HoGery,
Fult,ans, Velyets and cordaroys,
Bumbazett, and Wildbores,
Calicoes and lrifh Linens,
Striped Jer(eys and CaGmeres,
Corded Dimitie. and Flannes,
Twiilea Coatings ard HaIfshicka,
400 pieces Eoglilh Canvas, y.s. eSssssss
400 reams writing Paper,
50 do. wrapping do.
4 trunk coloured TwiRs saa Sewing Silks
i de. Umbrellas,
z caEs Sein Twine,
, do. Fig Blue,
:. do. Role Brmeone,
100 kegs White Lead, 80.
6 boxe, Cotton and Wool Cards,
/, 10 hhds. brown Sugar.
pipes London particular Madeira Wine,
And a quantity Of PLAIsrER OF PARIS.
Ftp. 3.
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For Sale or Rent.

A convenienttwo story brick house, coma
pleteiy finished, situated on Water street, be.
tween King and Prince Ssreets--immediase pos.
session will be. given. Apply to
JoSEPHRIDDLE.
Nov. so. da.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
Beautiful Country Seats
FOR SALE.

Purfuant to a decree Of the Honora-
bic the Circuit Court of the Difnet OF Co.
lumbia, for the county of Alexandra, will
be expoled to iale, at public auction. for rea.
dy Cath, on Saturday the 7th day OF April
next, under the direction OF the underfgned
commitloners appointed for that purpofe,
A Taa Of Land, y.
late the property OF Robert Alexander, ftuate
upon the Potomac river, adjoining the lards Of
MIR. Philip Alexander, containing SIS acres,
being one moiety Of the Arlington tract, for
merly the rcfdencc of MIR. Cuffs deueafed !:
this landis bounded BY two parallel lines iao
poles wide, and running back ReRerly 634
poles from the silver 20 the back line, and will
be laid off into fquares Of so acres each, and
viii be fold in large or fnal parcels as may
accommodate purchalers; this land is atuate
about an equal diRance between Alexandra and
George Town, and commands full view of
thofe towns, the City, E4Rern Branch and Po-
tomac. and in point of foil is equal to any on
rho rirer. ANY perfon deGrous of purchafng
will be hewn the premfes and the plat and fur
yey Of the fame on application to Geo. De,
meals in Alexandris.
Thomas Swami,
Edmund Lice, Comas.
Geo. Deneale,
Feb. IS. dset
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WOODBRIDGE TAVERN.

THE SUBSCRIBER
Has for faIe, at his fore on Union Strcss
HI kind of Groceries
=. by rctails
Sugar by the barrel,
N. England Rum,
50 bis. good Cyder, 49,. =.
1900 lbs. R. I. Cheefe fuperior guilty, A.
1000 buI els. K. l. Potatoes in excellent olse..,
100 boxes Mufcadel and Bloom RaiGns,
50 trails freh Figs,
1000 lbs. freh Almonds, l.,
Excellent Jamaica Oranges, q,
Lemmons, Prunes,. Englith Walnutss
Spanih Segars by the box,
Mould and Dpt Candies by tae box,
Spiced Salmon III kegs.
Excellent Codhfh for family ufe,
New Bacon and Venifon Hams,
Olives, in boxes of Ok bottles,
And few barrels Of al& quality Apples.
Abel Willis.
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Sales bp Sutton.
On SATURDAY.,

s. ,,,f,ek. qvill,5e fsil aftbe gtraas Sfores %
D ist earx,r se Kixg and Usias fteeff.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
WEikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barreIss
Gin in cssss
Wine in pipes and quattsr ca&s
MoIaaes ii hhds.
Sugar il. hhds. and barres,
white and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in cafks and bags
Rai6ns in kegs and boxes,
Oaeen's Ware, and
ALSO,
Avariety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
rpsd Cloths, Iriih Linens,
cafsmere,, Calicoes,
g,1eys. Threads,
coatings, Chintzes,
Halihicks, Bsdticka,
F.srnaueht, Oznabutgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muliin ana alnilih
Negro Cot.ons, Handkerchief,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THoS. PATTEN, Axfissees.
April e
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April
IOHN G. LADD

has for aie, on very eafy terms, quantity Of
COARSE SALT,
htable for che 6lher,es freh R. IAana Stone
Lime in csks !; cordage of vaions i4es
saantity of Soa Leather; loo White Oak Potts
htable for thed building.
March is. d
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ALSO,
Avarsety OF DRY GOODS,

II1OS. PATTkN, Axk5esfeS.
April r
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Vol. W
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On TUESDAY.


8 s'elsef, essg u saa Al f6e gtsdat Store,
gan in hogihcadsand barrels.
frsach Brandy inPiPcs,
Gin II pipes and bis.
wSiksy and Apple Brandy in bis.
Snear il bids. tierces and bis.
Coaec in tierces and bags,
S S24s.l and brown Soap in box.,,
Mould and dip'd Candies:
gaifus in kegs, boxes and jars,
tigs in kegs and # lis,
Caesns Ware in cratss,
FURNITURE, &c.
A variety ofDRY GOODS,
Among which are.
Cloths, Coatlngs,
gerseymcscs, Dalls,
Plains and KeIfeys,
NEGRO ottons, seFgcs,
Elaficks, blue Friczss,
Caiimancoes and Rn1cls,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irah Linens, S:lelia do.
Ofnsburgs ana T~icklcnburgs,
Mullins ana Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandauna Handkercliefs,
Coloarcd Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
Isnuarv 81.