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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20

katrart .fa .eaier from . geRfirs'a,i re-
siding n Winchesser, Hirgaaia.
!" A mountain fifteen or twenty miles
hence from Winehester) burst, and an
AGRA OF fifteen or twenty acres Of earth
fell into the adjacent valley, 70 the con-
sternation and utter ruin Of the inhabi-
tants--the force and violence being such
As 70 have crushedtrees, fences, houses
and every thing which was in its Way
The mass Of earth, gravel and rocks
fallen on the surface Of the bottoms has
not only destroyed the crops thereon
growing, but has covered the soil so
deep as to reader It almost useless for
cultivation n future"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20

I |" DIR Red Brethren. In the course
Of this week passed through town on
their way to Washington deputatiou Of
Usage Indians mentioned in . late para
graph under the Lexington (Kentucky)
head. They are - represented, all men
of . tall size and We are told, bat did
not see i that they carry with them 10
the President one ofthe curious HoRxID
Frogs, which q late ingenious discover.
er describes as, living in association with
ground squirrels and snakes. tits whis-
Pered that this triple -confederaey want
permission to remove the seat Of their
Commonwealth either 10 Carriers or the
Salt Mountain that their croaking en-.
voy has already had an audience Of Mr..
Jefferson i; that cabinet council has
been called on the occasion, but broke
up in great confusion and diversity Of o.
pinion that the Envoy has retired from
Court disguised md alarmed, and even
demanded his letters Of passport and dis
missal. The suspicion is that our Co
verninent have been trcaeherous and even
consPired against his life, only differing
about the means That while the philo.
sepher At the head Of affairs is Tor seiz-
ing his diplomatic guest as q subject for
the Anatomical knife Of Air Pump: The
Genevese who guards the Treasury, not
having forgot his French. taste, would
Immediately convert him into fricasee,
or cook him up horns and al for mess
ofsoup. This would no doubt be abreach
ofthe laws Of Nations, and Of the rights
Of hospitality nor could Mr.. Jefferson
well encounter the wrath !" in event y Of
the other frogs, squirrels and snakes now
forming for u new" Sister Republic"
But they are strange reports we have
mentioned, and We caution the public in
time against giving them undue credit,
till further Son6rmation.-Fr Fred. r. Her.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20

tits no less remarkable than iheiaH.
eholy % reject that poor Mrs. Hamilton
should, IN the space Of two short Iyear..
have lost . husband and SON in duels
Essulting from political rancour. Ne.
ln'eks almost hear her bewailinp In the
ahguage of Young, addressing herself
to Democracy:
!" IVhy thy peculiar raneeur .v,eal,9
onme :. nv - S. !.
. hssafiafe archsy ! could MOI org suAsee ;
4" Thy shgffs FEN tsUice, aud ,lsroics M
peoce svas SLAIN ~ q. Z. .5rt4
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:MARTMSBURG, July 20.
ssss.sssssses

It is with heartfelt regret we aunoune
the following mournful intelligence.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19
CAROLINE SPRINGS.
subscriber intends TO ober

'NHE subscriber mtends to Qber
Il a7AYERN at C4RoAiNE SPRjNes.
on tbsEye day Of JuAe nest and tapes.
from tke PegEant and keaithy Etuation, es
e14fve oCfbe Mrdicinai quaEfir5Qf tie eva.
seTJ, fb0t ii sill be II place ofgeRsrui reEort.
Tie Springs are f.aated aboat 50 miles
from Rie6naond, IS from Por.-2oyal, IL
from toe BasUHag-Cr Green, and ii T-9m Ere
deriekS6mg. TbsroaGs leading TO t6em ar,-
remarkably Sood-"ibey are Go7onnG:d by a,s
Ggreeabh and rgpeaa6!r neigbbom6aod.--
There ere Oa:-6oHfJ far tie aeeonHy 3Gatio.,
gfb9f sg6O sYy6 toHve Eparo.sI ram tie
IaVeTn.
TbeG 5Gri5er Ratteyy hsrfL; tia! tbea
indneeniemtJ qviH NOT only operate Oh inyn-
IDS, 9g6o, in tie EckT EaIon, attend tie
Springs far the Eake ofbaviRe tbeir la til
refored, 6ai zviH aDo BE- fcH BY tbef zyboIs
only o9iea i the enjoyment Of company, as il
may bf(afe% Iaid tie /oeietr zyiW be equal &,
any IN the country.
No e~1srti2n 7ViW b. zvaating to MAKE .rs-
p thing PeJsdH egreea6A.
INN GA7EWOOD.
fteHeTte@'Hfs' M4 10. 3W j
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19

The Morning Poft, OF the 10Th of March,
(received by the J%uliana) fays, " that ac-
cordiug to letters from ConGantinopie, K
appears that the Porte continues to view
with a natural eye of iealoufy, the hottie
preparations of the French IN the ports Of
Italy; for we find, that a f1uadron oftwelye
ihips of war is now fitting out with all pof-
Gble difpatch for the coat of the Morea.
Complaints have been made by the Frebch
and Spa1ini lninifters at ConGahtinople, Of
the conduct ofthe Governor of Alexandra,
who is accuicd ofhaying permitted the Con.
iulsof 81 the foreignpowerstob be openly in
fIlted BY the foldicry unocr his command.
The fat is, that the outfages complained
of were committed only againH the french
agent or fpy at that place, whole conduct
had rendered him universally odious to the
people. The cir~cumhance, however, may
be feized on as a proterce for the enemy to
commit heir meditattd hoftility agpina the
territories ofTurkey." CPhH. Gaz.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19
COMMERCIAL

The Royal Junto of State, of the pro-
vinces of Merida and Yucatan, allow the
importation from the United States of In
dian Corn and Peas, at the ports of Cam
Peachy and Sifal, in american and other
bottoms, with abfolute prohibition of any
other fort of goods, wares or merchandise,
and to load in return log-wood and other
valuable woods. The Conful-G General viii
provide the ~necehary pafports.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19

We are forty to learn, that accounts are
received Eating that a few days iince a fire
was Uncovered in the Maniion houfe of
Mount Vernon. 1t was extinguilhed with
out Its committing any very material da-
mage; but it is underttood that circum-
anceshaveappeared in the enquiriesforits
origin, which give too much resfon 10 be-
iieve that it was the effect of defgn.
His honour Bufhrod Wilmington, at pre-
TENT holding court in Philadelphia, in con-
fequehne OF nearing tits Heslgrceable intel
t%elligence, has been obliged to adjourn the
FELTON,, and intends Immediately to proceed
to Mount Vernon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19
The fdRo7viny Six Eqgsheads Of


now lying in Iymer'S Ware IIcuft, will
be fold according to Law:
1900, January loth-Judith Kelly, mari I'll
|. K. No. 5, GrolS III, Tare ia, Mt
9s7. 1901, January 9th, do. DO. do. mo.
10, Grois 1880, Tare II3, Nett lo77-
January 20, William Diggs, marked w.
ID. No. II, Grois ll65, Tare 100, N.tt
lo45-Do. John Brent, marked I. B. NO
81, Grots 1888, Tare 1877, Nett 94G--lJa-
nuary 80, George Brent, marked G. B..
No. %, Grofs lI7o, Tare ,4G, Nett, 1883.
March IS, Spencer George, marked S. O.
No. IS, Grofs 1852, Tare LOG, Nett GAS.
THOMAS HURST, I bn.aore
WIN. MEREDITH, N4Fs@'S
May l9.-i2w9m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19

difficult TO remember ; l am told that the
Banks in England. Which formerly employ
ed very simple devices, have now adopted this
preventive system.
Our author has recommended one method,
which may perhaps facilitate the detection of
I fictitious note. l speak of the publica,i-
on of blank notes. and the dispersion of
them in compiling houses and places OF re
sort.
Is then Mi. Perkins's plan of stereotype
plates;
Is Mr.. Brooks's plan of back. stuff plates !;
is the adoption Of simple or diversified
device;
18th publication ofblank notes -
calculated to prevent the counterfeitiug OF
These are some OF the questions, which
the Commissioner of the Bank of Virginia
may consider worthy Of their serious inye.t.-
gation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19
subscriber has IN his

3 possession, i GREY GELDING =
bout "A hands high, ) years cd, the hairs Of
his name and tail lately by appearance cat
short, brcnded on the near shoulder las wen
as can be made OUT 1. w and which has
been appraised, according to law, to $50 3.
The said horse was taken in the main road ,
near Dumties Prince William county, from ,
a dark Muiatto Man, about 5 feet 6 inch-j
high, and 27 years old) who says he is FREE.
he produced a certificate signed Geo VIM.
son, of Henrico county but it appearing te,
the magistrate before whom ne was carried
70 be- forgery, he was therefore committed
to the Jail of the aforesaid county, on SUI.
piSion Of being q runaway. and there remai.i
at this time. In company of said mulatt5,
thcre were 4 white woman, VINO saws hIi :
rme it PsAy Macaig5f, and 4 small wh;y .
boy about thyee years OLD.
Francis Patterson.
May 10. 3g
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19

We have received accounts here, that the
American government has concluded a
peace With Tripoli, on condition OF pay
ing TO that State 10000 Spanih piafrcs.
This report, however, requires confin.ati-
Cn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19
The following Representatives. in Con-
greis in the fate of New-York.
REPUBLICAN,.

MEX ODIIOAN.
Samuel l.. Mitchill, ID. D.. Tou5&31,,
EHpb@ht Weeks, p. Van Cortlandt, .To6n
Blaze, jmT. ID. c. Verplank, .ToE.pb
MgRerJ, Pc er Sally, F. Saa9ou5, 7. XII:
EA, SiLaS Haley, Uria Tracy, Nathan K7Hi-
ans, David Thomas, III. G.. ScbuemaN.
FEDERAL.
Henry w. Livingston, K. K. Van Renf-
felear.
Thofe in HaAc, viz. eleven, are new
members.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19


pictures will not pats for the realities with
thoie who are only toheraby informed any
more than the elegant deleniations of anci-
ent architecture which adorn gentlemen's
rooms ihould pats for the real ruins of Pal
myra, or the mouldering monuments of an
cient Roman grandeur.
After all, perhaps there may be fome few
people who might be impofed upon by bad
notes. OF this there can be but little
doubt. Yet if the feel Or back-auff plates
are made and publiihed as was propofed
there cannot be much danger; becaufe it
would be evidently too great a riiuqe for a
counterfeiter to engage in when the COM
PARTON car be made TO ealily, and the de-
lection inevitable. Upon the whole as /
have publfhed this plan, and freely given
the ute of it to my country, l can have but
very little p%erfonal inteleft in defending it.
Yet, If am under the neceGity of 70 do
ing, l hall reclaim the executive ufe of
this valuable invention, and then 1 frall
find an interea in producing a fpecimen
which ihall bid defiance to the art of man to
counterfeit.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19
BANK OF

The Commiflioners AVE not yet gradua-
ted the ihare-holders according to the le-
galfcale, but when the books were clofed
the members food nearly thus
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19

The following Letter appeared in the
Political Repoftory of May 10th.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-19

90 Payment is not expected from those
who subscribed to this paper before it came
out, until the end of six months. Those on
ly who subscribed after the time of its ay-
pearance are expected to pay in advance.
u No Northern Mail came to hand on
Thursday.
q 10 II. on the Press is postponed.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13

them 20 the brink Of ruin, but tlint they
still have hopes, marlborough the Divine
Mercy, they may again Be ressored 20
their formeT prosperity. They confess
their situation 70 bedaily growing wcrsc
andworse i that all they wish forispeace.
Although Holland i oppressed BY =
tyrant more killing than the Frost, more
] destructive than the Pestilence, we are
glad 20 see thar hope still survives IN
Holland. The Dutch have fixed upon
the 7th or March fos their national sup-
plication We are told that the French
have fixed upon the month Of March for
their invasion ofthis country: ifso, and
Bonaparte Is still fond Of omens, let y
soothsayer ting IN hisears, :. Cesar, re.
member the Ides Of March. p
The latest accounts from Holland
state that the expedition against this
country win NOT take place till April.
Other accounts say that every thing =
ready. s5ts
] Aletter from Rotterdam, dated 4tho
February says |: /. The French have in
the most heard.of-manner, searched
the shops Of the principal hop-keepers
at Hiffengen, and forcibly taken from
them all such goods as they choose to
alledSe are of English mandatory, and
sent tnemup 10 Antwerp and Middle.
bufgh and, under Pretence Of looking
for spies, they have exercised a very
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13

ne u Uut0W McGS UeANH 4yks VnS y -
7quiry 10 Be made Is, whether p u going
a formidable Aeet of uanspt & i known
% have been collected IN lhAt harbour,
and thas been thought By tome that an
attempt would Be made upon Egypt and
the Morea Others. perhaps more rea-
sonabIy, imagined ireland 70 Be the des.
tination Of the Armament. -lt was beliey-
ed that the French would attempt 20 raise
the blockade Of ferroL and thus reen-
forced, 20 steer circuitously 10 Ireland.
Neither ofthese designs are improbable.
One thing, however, We may rest assar-
ed 81, the Preach have not escaped with
out purpose. II NELSON sholld over
take them, we would almost venture %
insure avictofy and really, when the
pressure Of our burtheni IL so much IN.
creased, andthe more frequent visit Of
The tax gatherer i 70 be apprehended,
something Of an Extraordinary Gazette
isn't least required 70 raise our hopes and
strengthen our efforts il the present
struggle 4 war without victory or de-
feat, Is phenomenon in the history Of
the world. n 5st Il .sssee.. I Il ~
- -
a cutter belonging 20 the heet Of Adj
miral cornwallis looked, on the 18th
instant, into brest Road and counted
IN the outer harbour nine ships OF the
line, six frigates, seven cutters and thir-
ty-two transports. seemingly ready for
sea. This cutter was so near the forts
and the batteries, that i was hred q tor
aquarter OF an hour and two Trench In.
gates cut their cables and chased i, but
the night coming on, IL escaped, and the
next morning joined our aeet OF Ushant.
and reported 70 the Admiral the obser-
vations made. A French fishing boat
had been taken BY this cutter near the,
Fort de. Rats. the crew Of which are una
nimous in their declaration that the ar,
my at and near Bfest amounts TO no more
than 2s, 600 men, but arc ready 70 en-
bark NJ q moments notice. Divisions OF
6or 1ooo men each time embark every
two days, BY turns, on board the trans
ports and men OF war, 20 aecustom them
selves % live on board, and 70 the sea
air, and after duty Of - hours are re-
heyed BY others, who continue the same
time before they are relieved. This du-=
~ has been continued regularly since
new years day, and = not much liked
by the troops. 10 TINS army Is attached
acorps Of guides, OF lso lrishnen, or
Englishmen, bur who are not much /
RFfnafk.A. the lTesneF1I. and there.
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60 1sSEA aGH.S go
.been atfent;ve % us, Or Interested himself. 4
IL he Daaifsh consti t--,lons et The other
cos,sals haze deem near ts--tliey all hoist-
edtteir. yqaesthis morning. the Dam
ia cohsui lad NOT behdped a. sDfu ~ he .
has. ne shonid hape been badly Of. He
has seen himsel ~ epery thing necessary
10 mdke us conf rt1ble. Orr captain Be.
havrd yemdrklDiy soeH, very p.anh ne
.the officer, the seaman, and gentleman,
and IshGIi always feel berry great regard
t5r him. Hehas M le reteated enquiries
fsr eur ciefhes, bus Without ecs. " !.
As Il was questioned BY several ofthe
democratic prints, whether the accounts
formerly received OF. the loss ofthis fri-
gate were nor incorrect, we have for.
borne till this time 70 make those obser.
vations on this misfortune, which the
occasion fully warrants and demands
We now desire the reader 10 accompany
US in few obvious, but mot uninterest.
inR reflections. y. =. NJ a
An eastern demoeraticprint, takingno-
tice ofthis subject, FIRST !" sincerely hopes
that private calamity Ito the officers and
seamen Of the frigatel win NOT be aggra-
waited by the more severe md CALLING re.
proaches Of their countrymen,n and g.
nishes by saying, " twill certainly Be
admitted that the present disaster may
have happened, without the slightest
misconduct or lmPrndencs on me part OF
Capt. Bainbfadge. Until We are con-
strained to yield 10 diherent belief, -
Is onr dnty 70 consider the event as ono
OF those inevisabie s't: fortitnes, fspAich NC
hHnaan tarssigh ,conld laaUe seen, andNo
human prudence could hare ao0fded
No truth require: Us g regard II in
9 very different light, IN contradiction OF
this gentle man, we say. Z was not an
I" inevitable misfortune {; twas not ow-
ing TO 40 accidental concurrence Of cir-
cumstances beyond the reach OF hue
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LIvEapool, February g

IL uAAtt tt0N1 VIZ 9NGGM AAOOoSs which
We shall continue 70 give.
Tuesday. His Majesty continues
mochthe same . be has beenfor the last
two days.
Wednesday. ..Iiis Majesty has had 1
good night and i rasher better this
muming. = !. I.
Thursday. His Majesty continues
o. well as he was yesterday.
Friday. . There isno material alter.
stion in his Majesty's health since yes
terday.p .s III.
Saturday. = His Majesty remains 70
day much In the same state in which he
was Yesterday. z
Sunday. !. We think shat his Maies-
y i going on favourably, though any
!. rapid amendment Is not to Be expected
Monday. . His aIajessyis still BET
Ter than be was YESTERDAY, md appears
% Be gradually advancing towards reco-
very. f.93 I.
. Lucas Pepys, H. r. RenoldS ~,
r. Aiilman, w. Heberden. y Is
TheP Prince Of Wales derives assistance
fromthe counsel of Thuriow and Sheri,
dan, both ofwhom are frequently ii cons
ference with his royal highness. Lord
Mora was expected It Carlton house in
few days.
The rumours ofinyasion thicken upon
Us and are gaining strength almost daily.
Among other things, Il is pretty gene
rally believed that The Preach Aeet has
escaped fron Toulon and that Lord
Nelson is IN pursuit of Il.
II IS said Government have received
intelligence from Sir Sidney Smith, stat
ing that he had fallen IN With Acct Of
Dutch and French gun-boats, Of which
he Ind tsken 6fteen and destroyed thirty.
Though this report has every mark Of
creaibility, We do NOT pretend TO youch
Z for hetrnih Of il. s
LosDos, February Is.
A dispatch arrived Yesterday from
Lord Nelson which IS supposedly con-
tain important Intelligence.
Letters have been received at Ply
mouth. direct from his Lordship, 10 his
friends the contents are short, Just staf-
ing, that the French squadron had given
him the slip from Toulon; that he re-
ceived quick Intelligence Of the event,
and was then- steering after them with
every rag Of sail set and hoped to over
take, and GIVE good account Of them.
"A report prevailed yesterday Alter.
noon. that fifteen sail Of the enemy's gum
boats had been taken and carried into
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Lass ofthe philadelphia Frigafe, or,
a practical lesson on Iefersonss eeoHe-
nsy.--The following extract Of = letter,
from the Philadelphia Gazette of this
morning puts the loss Of The Philadelphia
figate out Of further question.
Extract Of Letter from an officer on
board the Philadelphia fHgate, dated
at Tripoli. E s.4s
IA Tam using The eaiy pen and ink,
escspt one lphich the captain 10 using,
Jvhich yee can procure, 4 have oniy time
70 tell you, thar gesfeyddy, az r. o'clock,
IDhile h chase fone Of the enemy's shits
efSDar, me ran aground a FIN miles 70
fhes0sfrvard b fke iorf and ierDn Of Tri-
pol, which being uerH soon perceived, the
gsu,-boats fooled ont apoaEs. We fought
tie ship az lang asItr could % any good,
aniiried epery expedienf sedn1nshi sng.
gested 70 get her Of buf alas, in pain.
Abouf 8 e'eiock in he aflernson, rpe weye
obliged to haul our colours dalpn, before
iyve did ihdf, tpe cut a1oay the forsMass.
lt,hsa they FIRST came on board vs. fSeg Be-
haped remarkably tveH, bat .vhen tie ya6-
Sie get on board. Inever saD or heard Of
ssch pi'mdsr az they made, they dreoe u
.ipfo their boats Ipiihant dny clothes, bur
sphaf tps had on. Ihdd 10 fight NTH trpo
Of them sont FINE Insecure NM Sredf coat,
and By scEt7ing 4 saved my MONEY and
watch. The capt. mas, ro56ed, ef his
rDaieh, money and apanlstis, the latter.
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Orders have been issued AZ Washing
ton to recruit an additional number Of
men for the marine corps. A few days
since il was proposed 10 reduce it.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
" So gF-Aszs--s tg=-,-t =
M4RTIMsBURG, April Is. .

. H0EER.n in reply to Mr.. Joel
Ward. came TO hand too late to be -in-
serted in this days paper he shall BE-
attended to next week. zz,I ! s.
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: A subsequent account mentions thas
the Byifish consul had procured the II.
berry Of The city for thsSoaseers, on Pa.
role. IS
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13

q sPeeulatiag ven shs Psobability q
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We have presented the Public with
proclamation Of the Dutch Government
Of the 9th Of the present month, which,
70 the attentive reader, win convey more
Important information Of the state Of that
unhappy country, than whole volumes
sled With the eomplaints Of individuals
could do.
This /. m OIkeial Paper. publi.hed
BY the Batayian Government, and shews,
that 20 far from bearing patientlythe 1'y-
rant's Yoke. the Batavian Government
and the Dutch People appeal most elo-
quently 20 the Almighty Ruler Of the
Universe, and 10 every European Pow
er that has the Generosity, the Spirit,
and the Strength, 10 come 70 their relief,
and strike OF their chains.
In this proclamation, in which g more
Is meant than meets the carr in which
moreeIoquence and feelingare displayed
than appeared in the routine business Of
Proclamation for ! Fast, the Dutch
Government Is bold enough to declare L.
Al the world the miserable sit1ation Of
the Dutch People; they do not ten us,
- Bonaparte does, how many new ma
nnfaetures are springing up-how their
credit and commerce are reviying, or
how many arches Of / broken bridge
they have repaired, but they declare, with
Al the spirit 81 nation that deserves
% Be independent. thar The oppres-
sion under which fhey lAbour has driven
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-23
gals5 bp Sutton.
ON WEDNESDAY,,

On WEDNESDAY,,
Ioo'eloek, will be Ioidatthe Yexaas Store, on
the eayx,r fixing Gnd Uaisn f,eets'
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whilkey in barrels.
Apple Blsndy in barrels,
Gin in caiks
Wine in pipes and quattsr Casks.
Molanes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
Avariety of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Bread Cloths, Irilh Linens,
Caaimeres, Calicoes,
Kerieys, Threads,
coatings, Chintzcs,
Half,hicks, Bedticks,
Fearnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin aud Muffin
Negro Cottcns, handkerchief,
Worried and other India Cottcns, &S
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, AnFioxerr.
April 4