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LIT Err Il FUR E.

livery new work or republication of merit
IL is always to be had at WILLIAM PRIcHARb's
Book 8, STATIONARY STORE, Richmond as foon
they ue from the northern prefes, and the fame
rates as there printed.
Among the many recent publications of the greats
eft ute and celebrity, are the following, viz
Elico.ts Journal and fiifory of the Wetern Terri
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including the Ohio, MiliiiiPpi, the Gulph OF
Mexico, the Flordas, &c. &c.
Wlon's Hiitory of the Britiih Expedition TO Egypt,
Demons Travels in Upper and Lower Egypt, 3 vols.
Barrows Travels in the Interior and South of Africa
Wittman's Travels in Turkey, Ala, Syria and Egypt,
Parks Travels in AHA, with Rennell's Map,
Staonton's Embaiiy to, and Travels III China,
Tcoke's Life, and Reignof Casharne, Emprels of Ruff
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Hayley's Life of William Cowper,
Darwin's Temple of Nature, and his Botanic Garden,
Life of Darwin, by Anna Seward elegant,
Wiilich's DomeRic Encyclopedia, vols
Prieifleys Lectures Hiitory and General Policy,
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The Beauties of the Evangelical Magazine, Q vols
Williams Song of Solomon with Commentaries,
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M'Naly's Rules of Evidence Q vols.
Jones's Law of Bailment, by Balmann,
Gritty, on Bills of Exchange and Bank Notes,
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PHILADELPHIA, July 8.
VOTE OF THANKS.
Adjourned.

Yeterday arrived the fhip Commerce, Capt.
Ray, so days from Belfan. Sailed the l4th OF
May, and brings Belfaf papers TO that period,
containing London dates to the sth, being two
days later than our laft accounts. Capt. Ray
reports, that Ireland was perfectly tranquil, and
the neceiiares of life are very low.--in hef came
So paflengers.
The following are the principal articles which
we perceive, in our Irilh papers, nothing de.
hnitve as TO the charge of the Minihry was
known at Belfah on the i4th, although It was
generally believed that Pitt was Immediately
going into office.
Price of E,gH6 Sfock5. Mp 7.--s per cent
Coniols So 5-e--9 per cent. Red. So l-s--Om-
MUM Sd prem.
Lj@ Stocks, May s--s per cent. Cot. Deb
SO 3-f--S 1-2 per cent. 81.
LONDON, May s.
We feel II to be our duty, in the prefent
mott intereli.g htuatiSn of Affairs, to caution
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Me6iterranean PQssD0rts.

NOTICE is hereby given, that it has been
IN deemed expedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean pafport ifued to veflelS of
the United States that from the 9Th day of Ju-
ly next, thofe of the new form will be ifined at
the cuitom houfes to every vefiel, tor which APP
plicdtion may be made on a compliance with
the terms prefcfibed by law and furrendering the
former pafport of which flle may be poiieied,
if any, in which latter cafe fees will be requi-
led for the exchange: and that by an arrange
inent agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
u hom we are at peace, either the old or the
U.w fof1n of paGport will be fufiicient to pro-
fe'f the se1el of the United States, from cap
ture until the # ofJuly 1905, after which the
old forry nf ~ fport viii be unavailable ord t!:s
new one alone. in ule.
Departments, of State,
Esd ofMay 1904. 5
7be printerscf. tie ia4V5 cffts United States are
TSqneJfed TO i15eFt the aboUs in tbeir GaSeffeJ
f7oire Eoeek toy.l &c space Of fs months, and the
C0lledOrS offbe en- om5 to keep copies Of il PgPed
up in their offices.
Tune, 9.
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C o NJ ITO " s.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
wcek....During the feiiion of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either a
third paper OF a supplementary half
fheet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment will be FOUR
DOLLARS per annum, to thofe who
fubtcribe previous TO the 9th Auguit,
after which, the price will be FIVE
DOLLARS, in advance.
III. ADvERrIsEME from thoie who
do not fubicribe to the paper, fhOuld
they not exceed iquare in length,
fhall be inherited for fsVsntr,fve cents
the firt time, Gtfy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirty-tbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertifements inherited for Giy cents
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wEDNEsDAr u0RhzNC, 5ULr 49, 1904,

man, and hope that great majority of this houfe
will agree with IL opinion, ilat i,o found r-.ions
have been urged TO recommend it thai 30 neceflty
has been proved to ulfy it ard thae as has beer
brought forward from motives different from what ART
Proeiied, it is unworthy be entertained or adopted
by the houie.''
Dictate to be eontinued.)
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CITY OF RIGA MOND,
IN C0uM IN Hall, JHly SD, 1904.

IT appearing 10 fbS
4 Richmond, that ~.
Che Free School in n
6IJbed on literal andh
NJ poor children ef5oA
Jaid Jibo0i, Jneb adva,i
effbeir edNeafion5, as d
Heftbaf greatMtiiiiy 7yI
aAee effbe ig6jtation, A
patronage ;
Reiolvcd therefore, 2,
Iris Ctr and Me0r5. !
Rune and Sampei PIea,l,
Po7os'sd to reneive M6ff
tL'af may be MLjerf6ed fsI
/e6ooIj and bat il be- :.
n"1e and literal M6abi,t
by .M3jcripfioa other fund,
ti'.Hi9g ne /dainRifufio
Z3e,
TNTnp Lyfr CT
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ny a Negro woman, a fnls
~ NOTES. The owner mA
satisfactory defcription, aud !
thls advertilensat. Enquire II
JSlY H.
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SAMUEL MYERS,

has FOR S II L E,
4 N alIortment of BOLT1NG CLOTHS
"A juft received from Amferdam.
Tune %.
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Tbnrj1ay, May 3.

)Oe6ate TO be continued. J
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COMMON Hall offhe City of
regaIdfionJ ofibe Tr1RerJ
Iaid city, baVe been cGa-
RbrineipieJ, 4vbsreIy ma
exeJ baUe reeeiVsd az tire
ages in tire requirement.
> encourage q Pro.g be-
! reJHh from a eontiHn-
yAId il reeei1e q PROPER
at the Chamberlain of
aim Robig/on, Samuel
s, be reqnefcd and en-
fioHJ, and The .hady
The benefit Of TIE Iaid
,mmended to the bu-
, r. ffbiS city, to rai/e
+ n the PnrPo/e cfeOn-
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ANDREW SIN ZENSOM, cen.
" As FOL UN D,

u " u,
i bundle of BANK
have them by giving
lying the expehfe of
he Printers.
flo
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PARts, Apiil 20.

l. PARIS, SplH 20.
Every where the public have aniuered to
the appeal made 70 them and the police hzd
only to follow the indications given by the mafs
of citizens, to eize at different places more than
forty fnifcreants, provided with gold, arms, and
with every means that could oe obtained by
long habit of robbery.
The police alto continGes TO colle6t infofnistia
on concerning thofe who have let lodgings 10
them.-An inveitigation made in houie where
Victor Couchery was fecreted, has procured tba
dfcoyery Of Correspondence of Couchery the
elder, libeler at London, with one Jouclerc.
This very voluminous correspondence proyea
that he las feveral times received motley from
Couchery the elder, particularly on the arrival
of Pichegru. There has alto been found aboue
him fome blink paper, with vighett reprefent-
ing George III. alto phial Of muriatc acid f.t
the fecret correspondence, and for waiting the
pahports: This man, who, with deal oflneeA
nuity, prepatCd fevefa lodgings, concealed hin.
felfimmediately on the arrelt OF Couchcfy. The
police is in queit Of MIN.
BoUtoGNE, April II.
Our folders are daily anoat. They rra,,lqs
''he osrsr and hgi8 & lSwyt the gar1s a. Et.lit
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III : JEFFERSON.
AN ACT

TO amend the act, rntituied I" I'm oct con.
corning the registering and recording Of
shifts and vesseis.
BE IL enacted By The Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the Unifed STATES If H.
n'ertca an Congress assembled, That no ship
or vessel shall be entitled 10 be registered
as ship or vessel oftbe United States, or
1t registered, to the benefits thereof, if
owned in whole or in part by any person
naturalized in the United States. and re.
siding for more than one Yearin the coun.
try from which he originated, ar for more
than two years in any other foreign coun
try, unless such person be in the capacity
Of consul or erpubic agent the u
nlted States. Proridcd, That nothing
herein contained shall be construed to
prevent the registering anew of any ship
or vessel before registered, in case of a bo-
ma ,fde sale thereof to any citizen or citi-
zcns resident in the United States .dnd
hyoUided also, That satisfactory proof of
the citizenship of the person an whose &C
count vessel may be purchased, shall be
first exhibited to The collie slorhefore 2 new
register shall be granted Cor such vessel.
Sec. 2. ind be IL further enacted, That
the proViso in the a6l, inii,ulcd " An a6i in
addition to an act, irtituicd " An ACT con-
corning the registering and recording OF
ships and vessels, passed the twenty Sc
venth of June, one thousand seven hun
dred and ninety-scven, shall be taken and
deemed to extend 10 he executors or adj
ministrators of,he owner or owners OF YES
sells in the said proYiso described,
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker of'the HOUSE Of Ke!i,esentafives.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President ofthe Senate, hro-temjiore.
March 2Z, 1904.
APPRoVEH,
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same to be done, and being thereof law
fully convicted, shall suffer death.
Sec. 2. Beit further. enacted, That il anv
person shall on the high seas, tilfully and
corrupt!y cast away, burn or otherwise de-
stroy any ship or vessel Of which he
is owner, in part or in whole, or i'm any
wise direct or procure the same to be
done, with intent or design to prejudice
any person or persons that hath under
written, or shall underwrite any policy or
policies OF insurance thereon, or if any
merchant or merchants that shall load
goods thereon, or OF any other owner or
owners oil such shipor vessel, the person or
persons offending therein, being thereof
lawfully convicted, shall be deemed and
adJudged guilty of felony, and shall suffer
death.
Sec. 8. .Hna De III further enact-d, That
any person or persons guilty of any crime
arising under the revenue laws of the u
nl,ed States, or mourning any fine or for
TEXTURE by breaches of the said laws, NAV
be presented, tried and punished, provi.
ded the indictment or information be found
at any time within FIVE years after COM
uniting the offence or mourning the fine
or forfeiture, any law or provision TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker Of the House q Representatives.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President of'the Senate /iro tcna-hore.
March &c, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
APPRoVEI

AN AL
TO refeat a hart Of me act, infituled " III,
act supplementary to the act concerning
ConsHis and Vice- Consflls, and /6r The FIR.
tier protection Of A11erfcan Seamen.
BE ID enocied BY me Senate and House OF
RchreSenfaiiues Of tie Unifed Stairs Of IL
nc'fca in Congress assembled, That the
ninth section of the acl intiluled An a6t
supplementary to the ACT concerning con-
suls and vice consuls and for the further
protection OF American seamen," passed
The twenty. eighth Of February, one thou
sand eight hundred and three, be, and the
same is hereby repealed.
Sec.2. .f7d be IL further enacted, That
all powers If attorney for the transfer of
any stock Of the United Safes or for the
receipt of interest therein executed in a
foreign country, since the thirteth day of
June one thousand eight hundred and
three, according to the forms in use at the
Treasury of the United States prior to the
said thirtielh day Of June one thousand
eight hundred and three, shall be valid to
all intents and purposes any provision in
the aforesaid section hereby repealed to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
NATIL. MACON,
Stacker ofhe House If Representatives.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President IF fhe Senafe, irO TEN tore.
March 81, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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ments as shall have been made by him, ror
the inspection and revision of the &C.
counting officers, of the treasury, in the
same manner as in other cases of public
| accounts.
Sec. 4. ind be it further enacted, That
the comptroller of the treasury shall be
FULLY authorised and empowered to direG
suits Tor the recovery of any sums now due
orwhich may hereaftcrbe due to the United
states, Tor prizes as aforesaid, and to pro-
secute the same in the name ofthe United
otates, IN the same manner as i'm other
cases tor the recovery of monies due to
the United States.
Sec. 5. md be it further enacted, That
the commissioners of the navy pension
fund be, and they are hereby authorised
TO appoint secretary, who shall perform
all such duties in relation to the fund, as
they shall require of him /; and shall re-
celve tor his service, salary not exceed
ing two hundred and fifty dollars per an
mum, to be paid quarter yearly at the trea.
sury OF the United States, and charged to
the same fund.
Sec. 6. Ind he ii further enacted, That
the commissioners of the navy pension
iund be, and they are hereby authorised
and directed to make such regulations, as
may TO them appear expedient, for the adj
mission OF persons on the roll ofnavy pen-
s!oners' and for the payment of the pen
sions.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
president ofMe Senate, hro temt,ore.
March IS, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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An ACT

In addition N tic act, cnti,ied 4" IN net I9r
Ne punishment " certain crimes, agaiHst
me Uaifci States.
BE II enacfed6V the Senate and House NJ
PctircScH'0tiUe3 IF he Unit-d STATES ofI.
nerica, in Congress asgcmbied, That any
person, not being an owner, who shall, on
the high seas, wiifulIy and corrupty cast
away, bury, or otherwise destroy any ship
or other vessel u-to which he belongeth,
being the property Of any citizen or cni-
zcns Of Che United Sta!e:, or procure the
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tn: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT

AN ~ j
IN relation 10 the .NaUy Pension RiG7d.
BE IL enacted 6y he Senate and Horse
Of Representatives of Tie Umted States OF
america in Congrcss assembled, That all the
money accruing or which has already &C
crued to the United States, from the cap
ture Of prizes authorised by law, and
which has not already been paid to the
secretary Of The navy, the secretary Of the
treasury, and the secretary OF war, as com
missloners Of the navy pension fund shall
be paid TO the treasurer OF the United
States.
Sec. Q. Aud he H filrt1er enacted, That
It shall he the duty of the treasurer ofthc
United States, to receive all the money so
accruing, and to disburse the same pur.
suant TO warrants from the secretary of
the navy, countersigncd by the accountant
of the navy and distinct quarterly ac-
count Of the monies thus received and dis
bursed, shall be rendered by the said trea-
surer 20 the accounting officers Of the trea-
sury, in the same manner as is provided
for other public monies received by him.
Sec. 8. INT be IL further eHacfed, That
it shall be the duty ofthe accountant ofthe
navy TO receive s. settle ell accounts whate-
YER, in relation to the navy pension fund, s,
report from time TO time, all such settle
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AN ACT
TIL: JEFFERSON.


IN ddd'fton 70 an Gct FnGtuied, {" IN act To
establish an uniform rue cf'nata, aE=ation,
and 10 rrfcat thr ocfs hereof fire hasscd on
thai subject"
BE ii e'acfed, by the Senate and House
Of RtL'rf8entatiUes of the United .S.cfes Of
.4mcrca, in Congress assembled, That any
alien being free white person, who was
residing within the limits and under the
jurisdiction Of the United States. At any
time between the eighteenth day Of June,
one thousand seven hundred and nine,y-
eight, and the fourteenth day Of April,
one thousand eight hundred and. two, and
who has continued TO reside within the
same, may be admitted to become a citi-
zen OF he United States, without a com.
Pilance with the first condition specified
in the first section OF ,he aG}, eniiluled.
" An act TO establish an uniform rule of
naturalization, and to repeal the aGls here
toiore passed on that subject"
Sec. 2. IND De IL further enacted, That
when any alien who shall have complied
with the hrs, condition, specifiedin the first
section Of the said original ACT, and who
shall have pursued the directions prescri-
bed in the second section of the said act,
may die before he is actually naturalized,
the widow and the children of such alien,
shall be considered as citizens OF the Uni
ted States, and shall be entitled to all rights
and privileges as such, upon taking the
oaths prescribed by law.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker of'fbe House Of Reo,eseafatizes.
JESSE. FRANKLIN,
President IF '6e Senate, fyo-tempors.
March %, 1904.
APPROVED,
tn: JEFFERSON.
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used on turnpike roads, to colleG their
toll, and not kept in good repair with pro-
per bridges ond ferries, where The same
may be necessary, it Shall be The duty of
the postmaster general to report the same
TO congress, with such information as can
be obtained, 10 enable congress to estab-
l'sh some other road instead of it in the
same main direction.
Sec. S. ind te IL further enacted, That
this act shall not be so construed as to AT.
tect any existing contract for carrying the
mail.
NATHL. MACON,
Sfieaker of'the H9Wse Of RcireSenfativcs.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
president Of fhe Senate, Pro fcnlfiorc.
March 90, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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NATHL. MACON,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
An ACT

AN ACT
TO onthsrise The aaiowr7imcnt Of district
courts 6y marShais, in certain cases.
BE IL enacted 6y tie Senate ant House of
ReftresemtatiVes Of the Uuted States of' IL
me'7ea, IN Congress asScn,biea, That in case
OF the inability of the Judge of any district
court TO attend on the day appointed for
holding special or an adjourned district
court, such court may, by virtue of writ
ten order from the Judge thereof dire Gted
TO the marshal of the district, be adjourn
ed by the marshal to the next stated term
OF said court, or to such day prior thereto,
as i'll the said order shall be appointed.
NATHL. NJ CON,
Sneaker fthe House of REPRESENTATIVES.
Jesse FRANKLIN,
President Qfthe Senate fro temhorc.
March 90, 1904.
APpRovhp,
III JEFFERSON.
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
NOTICE..

THE non Commissioned Officers and Prvates
ofthe RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY
BLUES, are hereby notified that they are TO at
tend at their parade ground near Mr.. Craigs of
ice on Wednesday the 18Th inst. at the hour of
o'clock in the afternoon, completely equipped
Such Gentlemen as are desiious OF being ad
mittsd members of this company will please to
give In their names at the same time, in order
that they may be baotted for agreeable to the bye
laws of said company.
April I1th, 1904. l..
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VIRGINIA:
lit a Superior Court of

Chancery, hotden in Richmond, N1aros
the l2h, 1904.
BETWEEN
Price and Sandidge of the city of Richmond, !
AND plaintiffs y
Alexander S. Outlaw, junior and Alexander
Outlaw, senior, defendants
THE defendants not having entered their ap.
pearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules Of this court. and
1t appearing to the satisfaction of til court that
they are not inhabitants of this country On the
motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel, Ii is or
dered, that the said defendants do appear here on
the hrst day ofthe next September term, and an
swer the bill ofthc plaintiffs and that conv of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa.
per IN the city Of Richmond for two months sue
eess'vely and posted at the front door ofthe capi-
tel in the said city.
Copy,
Teste,
Il
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BANK Bill.

ME aa passed by ihe General Assembly Of
Virginia, for establishing a Banl in the CITY
Of Richmond, IL jus, PubIished aue Tor Sale Al
this eiaee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14

IN ddd'f'on 70 an Gct fnatuief, " IN nct to
establish an uniform RUE efnata, aE=atiol,
and 10 rehc0i he ocis hrrrlofre hQgscd On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
AN ACT

For the rehefef Afoses Young.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of .49lc.
'Tca, IN Congress assembled, 1 hat the ac-
counting officers Of the treasury, be au-
thorlsed and directed to Iiauidate the ac-
counts of Moses Young, for services rem
dcred The United States as agent OF claims
at Madrid, fiom the date of his appoint
men' by Mr. Humphreys, then minister Of
the United States at the court of Strain.
unit! the time he ceased TO aa as the pri
va'e secretary ofthat minister, at and af
ter the rate of two Thousand dollars per
annum Provided, That Reproduce to the
accounting officers ofthc treasury CERT.
hcate from MIR. Humphreys, that hereceiv-
ed no pay or emolument from individuals
Tor said services.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker ofyhe House. Of iebrcsenta,ives.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President Qf the Senate hyo ten,hoye.
March 96, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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The Subscribers havino o,


mutually agreed TO separate and forever remain
apart as man asd wife, the public are thus re.
qussted TO take notice that the undersigned Ro
bert Campbell isnot to be liable, or in any manner
responsible for any deb, hereafter to be contract
ed by the undersigned Ann Campbell, or other.
wise accountable FOR her condu6-it having been
mutually agreed by articles OF separation thar each
of us shall in future he and remain absolved from
AL the ties OF matrimony fully, completely and
eiteeiualy, as though ,hey never had been soler,
Missed, rs far rs the laws, usages and customs of
the coHmonwe alrh will admit Of
RO: CAMPBELL.
ANN CAMPBELL.
Teste, JNo. WALKER.
Richmond, April 10, 1904 IF
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On FRIDAY,

i 10 s'elotk, quiH be sold at TIE Ytndas Stoff
Rum in hoglheadsand barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whitley and Apple Brandy In biz.
Sugar in hhas. ticrces and bls.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
W SnGsel and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
RaiGns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS o,
Il variety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerleymeres. Dafils.
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cotrons, Sergea,
Eiaficks, blue Friczes,
Calimancoes and RuGels,
Yarn Stockings,
t1hintzes and Calicoss,
Iriih Linens, Silefa do.
Ofnaburgs and Ticklcnburga,
4 Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Cooured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
PC MARSTELLER.
March rs.