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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05
Sworn 20, as aforefaid.

JOHN THOMAS being duly fworn, faith, that
his late brother, Roberts Thomas member of th e.
nass at the ait legislature, tod the deponent that the
companies who purch-led the welte-n lands had com,
Piinented the aid Roberts Thomas with fon,ethin
eit,4er hare or ares, foniething of that kind.
tat he does not fuppoie that his late brother could
have had the fun Of 1900 dollars in cath before tie
meeting OF the legaiure had he fold any pat &C
his property about that tire the deponent knew
of the dePonent further faith that his late brother
was poieiied of of hand for nine hundred dol
lars given by Jacob Walburgher, to which the name
OF A Jones is hgned wtnefs; that he does no,
know that MS brother fold Mr.. Walburgher any pro-
Per The dePonent further faith that after his bro
ther was wounded he told the deponent he had voted
Tor the iae az the land, : hi lie mai .ion.
rignr, and was 1t to Go again he ould do the fame;
that the deponent does believe that the compan;a;
gave the fad R. Thomas any Inonies zad tina, if he
had large fam ofmoney, he mua have got it by the
iaie OF the lands or flares which the companies had
given him as he 1uppof=l.
(Signed) IOIN THOMAS. Tun.
sworn o.. &c ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05

he the faiA wikinfon Flowed he deponens two wit
ten certificates for -four flares each, for certain
snber OF acre., the dePonent does not preciley
collett, whieh fid certificates did uien'oa that
auy !um to be pad for them. They Gsn
ed by Nathaniel Pendeton. chair,,an. He believes,
that afterwards the iad Wkinlon lhowej the depoa-
ent two Psi,ted certificates from theTenneilee coin,
Yany. from the Georgia company, for fifty-lix
thouiand acres, dgned by lame Gum, Matthew
M'Alter aud George Walker, me believes, and two
printed certificates fronth Georgia Miflippi COM
rany thar the laid Wiknion informed tic Gepon-
cut the rit two written certificates had been given
up aud that ne mad received ,he .,t prinSe
IN lieu thereof
(Signed) DAVID GLEN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05
r. FLOURNOY

ROBERT FLoURNoY, Efq. further faith, that
Roberts Thomas, Eiq. in conversation the iub-
jest before the meeting of the la Legislature told the
deponent he ihould be in favor Of fale, as he
thought it would be advantage to the fate, If it
came forward in favorable llape. The deponcnt
further faith, that General Gum likewl tod the de-
Ponent during the fitting of the egilature, that TO
member of the Legislature Gould could expect
to have 1.are if he d!dnot vote for the bill.
fSigaedJ p FLOURNOy.
rHoMAs LEWIS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05

BURIAL POPE, efq. one of the members of
the la and preent ienate of this fate, being duly
worn, faith, that being member Of the fenate at the
ait ieion OF Legislature, he lodged at MIR. Herberts
in Augufta, with Mr. Harrifon Muigrove, then a
member OF the houfe of representatives, from the
iaid countythat one evening, whl the bill for the
diiPoial OF the weaern territory was in its ps(Taoe
the laid Mulgrove told the deponent he had found
out more than he knew before, that he had dC
covered there were two flares in Cummings COM
pany referved for himief and every member that
would take them the deponent further faith thar At
another time fIid Niuigrove flia to the dsponent
friend Pope am authorized TO tell you that YOU can
have one hundred guineas for your part to which the
dePonent anfwcred lac hid no part tina. another
time the lad Mulgroye further told The dsponent h.,
might get 500 hiycr dollars.
(SigeU BURRALL POPE.
HENRY G. CALDWELL, efu being duly fyorn.
faith that, during the fitting of the an convention
at Loullvle, the deponeni had conversation with
general Gum, when the fdid Gum aiked the de-
Ponent vino was to be governor next year the de-
ponent lad he heard Judge Stith msn,io1ed the faid
Cum hook his head and faid it would nos d., tha.
Stith had been ungrateful TO his poor relations.
tor that he had made great deal of money by the
speculation and had not been generous to them-the
deponent aised the faid general Cann hoy. much
Judge StiUl had made by that bnhnsfs, general Gum
aniwered thirteen thoufand dollars The deponent
then siked the fIid Gum If the fad Stih had mare
IN the lands, 20 which general Guns gave no direa
aniwer, but lad ne had engaged to give Judge Stth
thirteen thouland dollars for his influence in pslino
the law for dlpola Of the lands that If the law pAi
fed Siith was to have the money--that the law haI
paled and that in eonfequence lac had given him a.
draugt for the money, and Ls either had received og
Tou!l receive IT,
(Ssaay HENRY c. CALDWELL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-26
Thirty Dollars Reward.

~
"A UNAWAY on OF about sbe I2th iaitsnt,
from the plantation of D0Gof Bet, in Loa'
doun county, a Muiatso Man named WILLIS !;
abou, q years old, Ave feet ten inches high he
,ook with him white and brown fnift, old iuf
hat, naokeea pantsoons, pair q old yslvet do;
liaen trowfers, Rrippsd ditno'hy jacket, and
arippsd Blanket. Said fellow was RATED near
Acuis, where fomc time ago paychated hiui OF
captain Haryae; it is luppol:d isio tsliow has a
pafs ani will attcmpt 10 pats as a free man. |
will give the abozc reward for appEehendi"S sai!
Negso in any jail, 70 that get him again, II
taken out Of The fate of Virginia, on fffesR
DaAar; if in this fate, and Reasonable charges
paid for btingng him home. All rna'.ers OF YET
f:ls and Others. are forwatncd agsipa hasbontins
or hiring laid Negro, at their peril.
Walter S. Belt.
Aqua, Sept. IS. toa. 81 aswtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-26
n O I l c E.

THE administration Of the cfltc OF IAMEe
4 WILSON, dseeaied, having been cen
gifted to the Subscribers by the Orphans Cao''
of the county Of Alexandria, they hereby require
all thofe indebted 10 the iaid eaate TO make IN.
mediate pnyment of their respective debts and
,ho!e who have claims ag9ine the easse, TO exM'
or them as early as poRible, properly aotnenti-
Gated.
Eliza Wilton,
r. I. Taylor.
Auguf II. 3fawf
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IOHN WATTS,


Fa:rfax-ftrset, oppoftc Mr. JoHN JANKsY's, has
received via Baltimore,
Il Haaaloms a.9asfnent Of
FALL 6 WINTER GOODS.
Which he will fellow for cath, or on lhort cred
it, to punttual cuaomers.
Supsr6ne Cloths and Cadimcrs,
Winfor Vclscteen,
Patent Cord and Patent Cord WaiRcoatings
Fancy MoleRias AID Florensincs,
Silk P!u(h and Velyets,
Sewing Silk, Twia aad Thread,
Lcno and Dragoona Null Cloaks,
Gcntlemen's White and Black Silk Hose,
Do. do. do. Cloves
Do. do, Spun DO.
DO. York Fur and Dorchire dc.
Ladies White and Black Hoie,
Do. Extra long Silk Gloves and Mltts,
Do. do. Work, Leather & Riding Cloves.
Sawins, Lutearings and Pertains,
Lutefring and Satin Ribbons,
Lacss and Edgings,
London Hats.
Role and Fulfil Blankets
Silk Rugs and Caddows,
Carpets and Carpsting,
German Olnabrigs,
DowiaGcs and Bedticking,
Silk and Cotton Sulpsnaers,
Imperial and Young Hyfon Teas,
Clover Seed and Seine Twine, &c, sc.
Oct 81 coo.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-26
7 HAVE FOR SALE,

AAIA Ia oN o1AAIs
u n acre or half-acrc LOT of GROUND,
/ ~ (believed to be an ACRE LOTT adjo'n-
ing the improved lot CT Mrs Edward Carer,
OF Fvdtnrk@argb; it is corner lot on the main
frect and fronts three Areets.
4L's, zoe acre. of LAND, in the county Of
Goochland, adjoining the land of Mf. Thomas
Eldridge, Mr. Samuel Smith and Others, as we'll
as upon branch Of Licking. Hole. Greek.
AJs. revcrdonary undivided OF divided)
tight of moiety OF 400 acres, adjoining the town
If Mancheaer, in abe county Of Cheferfeld, as
we'll as 400 acres adjoining the lands of Colonel
Nathaniel Wilkinlon and others, in the county
of Hsnrico. They are offered for iaie either on
ihort or long credit, or dileountable notes, or
for cath, being very muck in want of money!
For further particulars application may be Foade
to ME at Mr.. MOTIFS, in Alexandria, OF N my
abfence to Mr.. Tbsmas SqUanu of the faid city.
RICHARD DoBsoN.
October q. eo4tf
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ALEXANDRIA, 9TH O6f. 1905.
T A K E N Q t | c f.

r DO hereby caution ahi prohibit all pefions
i from hunting with dog OF gun, on my cit ate
6uatcd on the Potomack river, between Alex
4ndria and George Town, and known by the
name of ABINGDON. Thofc who are regardless
Of this notice aod perlevete 10 trrPal', may rely
on being proiecuted to the ptmoG extent OF the
law having employed pstfon to watch aad IN
form aszinft all ttefspaaers in future.
Walter S. Alexander.
October 7. co9s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-26
THE STAGES

VIII rsa .1 between on sundays, until the
sunday after the feih0h o
inclufipe. .r~mpIETORS.
kH IN ds.
OstObsE as, -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-26
N O F / c. f..
Drugs end Medicines.

Ihc iubicriher has tor SALE, at his shop on the
north fide Of knight between Fairfax and
Royal.RFeetS,
Ad large and general A0onmsnt Of
M E D &c IN ES,
Lately imported from ARorHEcAsY's HALL,
LoNp oN- together win rhe following
P a + " T s.:
White Lead, ground in oil, and dry, in kegs,
cwt each.
Red Lead il kegs, acc weight each.
Venetian Red, IN oaks, 29o do. each.
SPanih Whiting, BY the hogfhsad or in lraai-
Ter quantities,
5panllh Brown, ground in oil, in kegs IA
cwt each, or dry.
Vcrmilllon, Prufiap Blue, No. and ;, and
Patent Yellow.
ABo, a VariSty eftbe m9f celebrated
Patent Medicines now IN uie,
With few boxes of COLORS of different
hzes.
The above articles will be fold very low for
caih, or On crtdii TO punctual cuRonsers.
He will put up, if required, Medical Chefs
for the nle Of private families or for lea, accom-.
pauied with plain and Irritable directions.
A. Sandcrfon.
October ~. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-26
October II.


Has received per the United States, from Liver
pool, handfome a6ortmcnr of Jeausilsry,
Piated Goods, Tabpaasd & Hardware, which
he offers for Sale, viz.
Gold locket rings, earrings, iealss
sc.
Plated GATORS, candleaicks, bread trays, cot
fee and tea.pots, lugar, dimes,
Japannned tca.trays, in letts, bread and knltt
trays, fnuHer trays, csnnfers, tea.eaddies, plat
ed suwarrow fpnrs, powder asRs, and fhot belts,
marking types and Reevss's eolors, IN boxes.
Shoyels and toDgs, green wire snd common
tenders, Bellows, hearth brnhes.
Elegant Satin Wood Knife Cafes, OF z new
hion.
Derbyfhire Spar Chimney Ornaments,
ocket PiRols and Dirks,
y hives, Forks, Pca-kiyes, Scilars, sc. &c.
w fctts elegant Cut Glafs, Defars Din
"A De Lamps, &c. and a. large aRortment Of
!. Go w II I P s.;
will be fold, wholelale and retail, at
Which tturcrs prices.
=. n.puh are and Jewellery male to order as
Silver
ufua. ~ Ii IS
Brick Houfe in King -areet, op-
A tvo Cory ! printing .cfiee.
ost. Snovden COO.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-26
DOLLARS Revard.

Oct. Al- DOLLAKS ReVGf0. =
TWENTY ron, tn: fnbfcriber, light CO.
.MAWAYl Mar, named W,fLL{dM,
loF,a Midas If dfpofsd TO curl; OF neat
! ~ ,org black LA feet inches high, Plauh-
VIZ ssske, about outh, wanting teeth in the
M ,nnets. irs all n dIionste temper wien un.
BIC n'e 80, 10 font, p II with hosfes, the sarc o.
uppss aoa impasicl toned to, as alto 20 "a
re@.@" =. has been accu :. His wife lives nsaI
wnisa .;,;fg and fstaainA timorc, with carpen-
Ve'u ,s.sa,h academy, bal sian, and his mother
the TO-. a.a.1 fsspb TS'"i rs, farmer, near Bal
&c. N.' csr,ain Caleb Owe purchafsd. The a.
WIN : eyona whom he wa upon faid fave being
u"''s .,.,,yd will be paa fubfcribcr may get
Sos1 10Y = any Jail 70 that tn. is "a years old.
,e'sslacain. The above hssS Il De Butts.
n.ss, ,s,: : s s..s,sssia' DIT
October =. -, f.sn in Alcxa 81. .. +" eau.
la 4 s. s s, s ,.s.i,,ss nsh., lin
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-09

alta meeting of,he Wgi asagtoa ceeiety,
xhe 4,h July, lso5. twas refolyed,
xhat the thanks ofthe focie,y be- ten
dcred to EpmusD I. LEE Eff. for
the elegant and appropriate Grafton
this day delivered by hins and that
be be requeaed to4furniih a copy
for publication.
ExsrGct
s4S ~ nRNysE n r.. Ger'ru 8
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-09
TOIJLON FLEET.

On Saturday lal arrived at Pfo,loeN' Oh
lhip Hazald, captain Rowan from Can'O' - ts
the roth or Goth of June, two degrees ToulOn
fou:hward of Bermuda, fell in with the .,.loup,
ilert of ii fail of the lire, laR from 1O'u .ab b
from whence they had failed in company .'d,d q,
:o,adiz feet, which haa parted and pI0e'Ia ssris
the Havana. The Toulon fleet ~s' cas
N. E. Captain Rowan wasin eopP1"
tine. ~ a,gsS
The French fleet was more than ae' WI H.
to the northwafd OF the nortbenmoh ,os,rts
dia Hand, and asering from 'u''
Earlss.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-09

Never to forget the laws, the right,
The generous plan Of freedom 70 desrlv -,
" The price OF 70 much blood oh new. ~ sIsss
Itperifh in your hands, but piouay. @
Iranfmit it 70 your children: Do Tin,
Liberty infpire our fouls and make our IS! grey
" In thy JUN poaeihon happy, or our dea,S IVA
Glorious in thy JUN defence" 70
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-09

gratitude, which, .free peopleou,s, !.
20 want, and constant virtue ,baals s''a
fail to find. ~
Let US then my fellow ci,izeu, :,
your >uss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-09

\ Samuel Adams.
Richard Henry Lee.
+ George Mason,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-09

enee blessed our land, then took thee TO
itself and babe US mourn, but live and ini-
tate shy virtues.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-26
The FARMER.
ADVICE TO PLANTESs.

.s~-s. 6D VIZ ~ LIAM i T. .'Ss - y
The iufpeaors of tobacco in the townoi Re
, ,eriburg. mott earneitiy foIei, the attentions
the culswators OF tobacco to the following Pal'l
culars:
1T. We advife that the tobacco be put up %
dry order, with the dirt entirely bfulhed OBJ
and the ground leaves Carefully taken OUT.
IDLY. We adyife the people to avoid the 40.
m'nable practice Of mixing good and bad la ..
and fhors, tobacco together.
Sdly. That the tobacco be car.fully iepalassl,'
that the fhort and mott Indifferent be fe@@qy
and priced ffaight and Ioofe the caiks nun !. :
we'll fea[oned, and the Gzc not to exceed wv. y.
four inche, in the rafting head, and hity W.
inches the full length of the Caves. -. a
BY attending to the above. the planters s w.
and theinielyes much benefited the inlps.sm,
will be relieved from the dfagreeable n'e,. -
OF refuhng fuch quantities. Of tobacco; ana !,
character Of the Petersburg INSPECTIONS Will y
trievcd. ,-.s1
The above advice we think redonao!s 81
what no candid mind can Object to. ana ." VI.
attended TO will mott certainly be regfst'sO'
haps when too late. IS -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-26

are v1nial they are the alterations OF q 2
juvenile Judgment, NOT OF the neart, anu
I. ,v;ll submit with gratitude and correc.
zion. 80 HoRTENsItJs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-26
From the Boston GsntineL
POLITICAL EXAMINER.
No. vi.

6 Hic .tarnen vivit, viyiti imo vefs etiam In
Senatans VENT 6t pbIici conGlii particeps; nota
and deGgoas ocuiis ad c4dem nnumquemane mol
frum 20
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-31
mo. 1897.
Jonathan & Mahlon ScholGcld
Havejsa reeti1,ed, via Peailadslpbia,
"A large and general AHorment Of
DRY GOODS.
Suita; IL 70 the fesfon--conii.tjao q

Irifh linens, Isilh and Nufnlia a. d,ia-
Psrs. .dowIas, tickiefbprgs, czrebuies, blown
Hollands, white plaiilias, Si0sias, fheetings,
checks, adortcd Harlem f,jpcs, brick and
jaconet muilins, book muilins, cciored cam.
bricks, laced cambricks aEorsed lsced- cam
brick lhaws, Reerboon gnrrahs, ramcdies, fine
cnfacs, fine haftas, ard fannahs mullins India
chintz, India checks, Romal handkfrchiess long
aud fhoft Yellow nansecns, blue md black d;t,o.
Gotten cAGsmeres, alIorfed; ,at..s{ies, sllorted:
Maliei:les, adorted. &niiia and Italian filks, &C
forteds lsscsness an. peelongs. aFort.d elk.
.c5fton, ADD thre4a hodery, Leehorn bonrets,
fix sni KID gloves, WITH leather de,o, pins,
,spss, threads, fewil s iilks, allorted fan. aud
buttons a. 81
4 Oarttty Of ether .A,tiele5,
IN addss!on to their former flock, make very
complete sIort. ear:
All OF which they will itlllow for cath, or
good no'es payable n A!sxaadsia, at So,Says.
> May so. ~.
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WILLIAM OXLEY

- - - - = - 80
HAS ON HAND,
Wbieh be -o;N dj(bsf Of on terms ada'anfngt'xs
to fbe jpurebe/f,s, far eajb Or notts,
The following Articles, VIZ.
Sapefrne and lecond cloths
Keneymeres and fwandowns ~
Beafikins and fearnengh,s
Durants and callrmancnes ~ !,
Bcmbszets and wildhoscs
Common and boild casnblets
Silk, cotton, and worried hoEexy
Englifh extra long elk gloves
3 SILK twif ard thread Z
e Diaper and common tapss
Paper and isound pins =.
White and printed -narfeles
Laces, sdginss and gimps
Elegaat black and white lace veih
Paten, do So do.
8 s4tinpselong and fix handkerchief'
as A, o.S, and ga cambrck mullins
z Iodia Jacouet do.
: FO.tians, buckram, Stca &c.
ALSO,
A few bales Of Negro Caddie,, and one trunk
ELK and cotton aings.
January ,.
gr A few Copies of the American Cars
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-31

NOW LANDING
From the brig Maria, captain carsw,
and yorsSale BY
/ sLAWRASON & FOWLE, n
s00g yellow GLOW N Van gems Ep.i.I>d to De-
10 cheRs hyfop & s. benture.
hylonlkin TEAS
boxes China glowics, containing $50 brS!e;
each, and viii be iold at SO dollars per box.
90 caks freth Malaga Raiins
2 pipes 18th proof Barcelona Brandy.
AJ6 in Pore, jD rseeived,
70 ctess Young Hyian, ' TE las,
Q do. Hyfon Skin, |of the istet i'm.
do. Souchong, pcrtstion.
s bales Beerbooa Gurrahs, OF the hrH quality
go lbs. Nuslnegs ard Cloves
20 bolts Ara and f,cond quality Ruflia. Duck
60 do. ditto Raves do.
F.. 40. ditto heavy Ravens do.
particularly made for chips te2gallanr and crafts
fails.
pipes choice old Cosniac Brandy
bali ,gpe do. particular Madeira Wine
4 pipes Holland Gin
Retailing Melaaes $3.50
&c, barrels No. and Beef | Reeon inipec.
40 do. Pork ton.
caiks Sperm. Oil for lamps %
40 box.s mould and dips Csplles
% do. brown Soap
10 boxes Geth Chocolate
40 DO .BtRal Fights.
: csks Glsuber Salts
trafk Ladies Motocco hoss
ditto Morocco pocket books
Cotton and Morocco safpenders.
May 9. O.
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The SUBSCRIBERS

HAS JUST RkCEiVED
The JOlJoYs'zg ARTICLES f; q
Nhiet, he aGers fer SALE, ssry low, by tie Jack,
age q iina!lss quantity
Imperial,
Hyfon, IE a S.,
Yol>g Hyfon, # z6s Mtsa
Fira qiiality Souc.ong
Isoooibs. belt Green coffce in bsgs
Chocolate.
IL nogheads Muicovado Sasas
Loaf and Lump Sugars
London Particular Madsisa,
Par.irulzr Tenrriffe, VINES.
Sherry, .Lifbon, Old Port
A Jew cafes C!aret, ola superior qaaii:g
Cognac and Old Peach Brandy
Jamaica and Antigua Spirit
Holland Gin
New England Rum
Whiikey
Mace, Nutness ard Cloves
Black Pepper, alfpicr, and ground Gin.
ger
Muf.1d, sa!s@Fstt
Poland Starch
Brown and White Starch
:, .orld and Dipt Can
Nader, Allum, Copperas, and Roll ssiip.
flone
Juniper Ferries. in bags
,Eglih GunpoSd2r
Pipes in boxes
Wrapping Paper
Demijohns
10 bales fsA quality Georgia Cotton
Bri,ifh Sail Canvas
German Ofnaburgs and Tickleiburghs
Coafe Hat: in boxes
I)euhIe Mai:afes ef the beh quality
Storeware confting cs jugs, butter and
pickle pats
%, st lbs. Isou weights
:. large icaie beam w.sh box ends and ics!es
comp!c.t, of a fuisr;of quality, made ny patti
cular order.
James sendey2tan.
May IS. d
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pubIf sa!f
IA TUESDAY next,

n GA TUESDAY next,
,,.I,ex. WILDE lold at sae Vendue STOKE
r II M
-. and bis. French Brandy ia Pipss,
c;s d pipes aud bi'.
. s NJ !. s. aaa Apple Bandy in bis.
ss,,r'iu :hhis. siercss snd DIS.
\ o 1Ss',. ii brown Soap apa in boxes,
m'a' sod dipt Candies J
n > ;sa, i. kegs. boxes aad jaE'p
~. d kegs and trails,
n lS, Mare in crstss, IS
sinIIsEIIOLD. FURNITURE, n
- Sc.--ALso,
| 4 Variety Of DRY GOODS.
: among which are
e,o,hs, Coatings, Kerlemeres,
n,@a Plains, Kss;eys, Negfa Gosseai'
s S glaGicks, blue Fsiszts,
c,snascces, Raiels, Yarn Ssocklnsss &
la,a,s., and CaHieess,
1,ISLnsu,, silsdado-
n,1,b.,p, and Ticklenbutgs,
w0,n and Muslin II. adkershiets,
Is,G, aiasIias and Table Clothes
gaolansa Handkerchief,
Col0ura Threads, Han and sundIy other
atticlss. ,xa.u.
Dsc.,o.
4. SW. PREUSSH 6 Co.
k.,s. -.e.;veSs BY the lchoonsr Three, Sifers,
from BBoaou, now lyiag :, Merchants wharf'
So hoglhe.sds Lisbon Salt,
rs tiete.s Stone Lime,
81, kegs Pnilaoeiphi Bustef:
as5 "a 5sard Tx Poop Unity, at Mac !.
- lson's wharf,
los barrels Beef, Bottom infpecti-
a few da,atr c.Iks Of
Excellent Shsrry Wine, and a few
Spes Of Holland Gin.
For Esight .to.the Wet hdis, i
The fat falling Schooner
Nm THREE SISTERS,
MN Capt. cbzrl<s RIB;
Burtbeu goo barrels ready to
esx N receive cargo in $ days
May IL. dor
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ON PRESERVING afPL.ES.

With rega,d TO the pieieryst;on ps aPp.Ss, y
is practice with lume Periona 70 pi,k far'n 10
October, and Esit fpre2d them on lhe a2of OF IN
upper room: This practice Is isld 20 seaaeT anptcs
more durable By DIR; ing them. 81: en- affirm
this TO be maskc. Apples, il enisiing en-
the trees as iong as iatety trim ir,it WI PsThat,
fhcald be taken Jirreiy from the uecs 70 csa!a
caiks, and kept dry anu cool as pSi.ihc. 4.
iGtcle5 70 lie OH The floor iog weeks, they WRIST
and cie tir favour, without acquiring cay eei-
dtional cu.abiIity. The bef n.ote OF pg.ic!v.
ing apples for fpring NE, fave toune 20 sc the
putting Of them in dry iand, as foon IS ficslea-
For this parpoir, dry iand iii the hsss OF lum-
mer, ard late in October rut down tha apples 10
layers, with acoverin2 q land upoi each layer.
The ingular adYantaat3 Of this n,ods Of iisatmenf
are tie
!. I he fapd keeps tic apples from the air
which s eG:nta! 10 tl,ei' p,eieitasien.
4. lie land Chicks the cvaporatirs or reIifi-
rs,icn OF ,ppes--thus plelrry.cg them IL their
full R4,oui--at the fame time any rno,!tu'e yield
go by !he apples (anj fome there viii be- is ao-
forhed ~ the fart, 70 that tie apples are kept
dry and ii nuNorfs IS P,evchtcd. My pIPPins,
IN May and !vue, are 10 reih as wten hrii PICK.
ed eve, tie cbds Of the fen. iuok as If jug fc.
pc atsi tron1 ,he twIss.
3. The faad ~ s4eaIly pEclesva,ive from
fEoH. rats, sc.
But a.,ei tbe extreme heat o. Icne takes place,
all appes lpeedi!y lo!e their Rayarr, and become
inGpid. keep tie p:ppin ill the middle of Jn-.
", but at th,t time it is Of little va!re. This
apple, however, is 70 durable that 1t retains
;ood degree OF IT'S trelhncfs ill hrawoerTiss are
ripe, 70 that ordinarily | have fEefh tsuit of my
own rafting the whole year.