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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-21
FRANCIS TOILET,

Has removed to the fore lately occupied by Mr..
George Watt, nearly oppofte the Eagle Tavern
where he offers for fale, low for cah, an a;Ior,
nlent Of
HARDWARE, JEWELLERY, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-21

From tie Memoirs oftbe Lterary and Phiisj5-
p6ieal Soeie!; a: NanebeGer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-21

--Theie are no, idle, phiioGophio dreams;
Full Nature teens with fife
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-21

T5ogss's Spring, SEE. 6. line 1867
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IN CHAMCERT.

March &c. (e tu. 2 my
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-01
VIENNA, August 81.

We learn that goyerpnen has given Of
.ders for marching Is GOO men to reinforce
the troops in the lvroi. They are ctmPo''
ed af veteran infantry and huSsats. Inc
Archduke John, is TO command IN tbe iy'
roI, with General Mack for his second,
Thetr troops destined for the camp OF bad'
woin, are or TIE march; to which the rs6'-
ulynts in Bohemia are tc BE united. hFeS
Other camps are forming, one near 0ra0'S'
another near Luzemburgi and third near
Luitz. 1s1''l''S"''
Angus, IA. -,
On the 18th instant the levy,ct recr0' ''
commenced here, ard 10 all the heredi'@'E
dominions of the emperor, with great &c,
tiyitv The movements OF troops d '''O
continuing.
August IS.
Notwithstanding all the appearances :" -
40 approaching rupture, many psop's a. -
oninion.. ,bat war viii not iak7 place, 1'
that more prObably,a congress WIZ &c .,s,l
However. it is very likely, that the W W. -,
army will be placed on the war es,sonsn a
msn, by the first of September. M'feo ,
YER, it is positively asserted that sever,
bat,al;ons of the frontier troops are a.
~ ,hs;r march TO Italv, pursuantio oToe' ca,
snd that 10000 Russian troops are S.SE :I;,.<
on the Austrian frontiers. a gree. . ,"
~ nrono,ion is also spoken of' 10 WIZ, =, ,;or
cid marshal, some generals auo i"
Il
generals, will be appointed 40 ,isces
Ca the 18th instaht a 'fa'" - r,,t,tion,
Of cannon, with the necessary ~" a,1 from
left Vienna fer Isal:j sad 'hS s0'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-01
August 81.
FROM French and Dutch tobeys. !

~ = e''CfI ana I/ttCH fGHPre
The frontiers of the empire seem 70 b.
menaced by the movements Of the An,,r;an
armies. Thirty thousand men are to msrcS
from the camps OF Boulogbe to The bank,
OF the Kline. This intelligence may sur.
prise those who have even foreseen II.
In fact we might foresee that the eavious
hatred OF the British cabinet, and the lea,
with which the genius of the Emperor Ns.
poleon fills i, would induce MIR. Pit To-
exhaust allthe efforts of intrigue and Cor.
ruPtion, 70 divide the dangers that tnenac.
ed England, and make the continent share
Them with her; bur we may well be aston.
@ished that Austria should have so soon for.
gotten the lesson Of experience, and that
she should still give herself up to those ST.
mister councils which have twice dragged
her 10 the blirk Of bottomless abyss.
= Vanqulshed for several years, she had re.
ceived from the magnanimty Of the con.
queror, more advantages than she would
have dared to demand after victories; and
It is against the hero, who, respecting eour.
ageand misfortune, stopped n his iamphs
and twice saved her by generou. peace,
that she is going 10 rekisdle, at the voice of
( a Perhdlous ally, war, which to her. will
have neither legitimate object nor epd
But there is IN future more than Que day
Of Marengo &c France and Austria.
The Hungarians, the Germans, VIII per.
haps be tired of shedding their b!5od 10
preserve to the English the commercial and
naval despotism which has so often nsulted
the Austrian flag. The French will never
be tired of fighting for the frecdonref the
seas, from which it is wished to Danish
them--tor the defence Of their properly
which it is wished to destroy-for the pros
p:rity of their manufactures, which it is
wished TO stifr -f1r the majesty and great
ness OF the empire which only wound the
prid. Of their enemies: they will b ia@h.
tul TO the remembrance of their past glory,
and 10 the sentiment Of their present hap
plaess.
In the storm Of the revolution, wheO we
were without chief, without law, w hout
union, without government anil w,nous
bread, we made coaleaced Europe respect
the independence of our territory, ne re-
violation is at an end order is restored, ne
state aourishing; he vino restored laws,
victory and honor leads on our solii1rs,
and presid s,oVet oGr desunies. Halt Eu'
rope is for our success, even th1ugh II IS
h3hung against as; i, is easy 10 see on
which side the danger will be-
A decree was made by his majesty at
the imperial camp OF Bculogne, o. the 2oth'
concerning the levy Of the conscF'7non Tor
the year q. Pursuant to this decree, the
50 600 conscIip.s for the year "a which by
virtue of the law OF the 9Th Nlvose, year
10, are to be raised to complete the army
to lis establishment, and he thirty thols'
aud TO remain as reserve, or TO raise inc
army to the war establishment, are 10 be Put
into actual service.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-01

!" The vice.admira', minister .
commander in chief Of the Ea, .,.Is,
ao,illa. 1,"'isa
Ambistesque, 7 Thernidor, yenlan
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-01

= Tac threc gan boats, which were msntionsi
in the former par, of this difpatch are No" con-
vertel into FIVE, and two. more are aided waieh
had 'oa their ru4ders v :thsal does noty yet sP.
pear he 70 confident manufacturer OF dhpatca
ca as Villeneuve; ser as this IS the teco7d amend
cd difpstch refp-}aing thtfc BRILLIANT com6ats,
we hauld fuppofe, if the public opiaioa wa re-
garasa Of aav eoufequence in France, that thcfe
sosrsADIcTioNs,sp give them ao hash.r IA me,
might have been reStihci,
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

| fall be aceulcd OF po..ticAL inconfltency.
The accuiation, however, can only be founded
uponidj and fupported by deception. op-
Poicd many meafures of the federal party, be-
cauGe believed them anti republican, and per-
nicIous to the bct intercits Of n,y country
and that opinion remains unaltercd. But have
changed my opinion as to fonc men and fomc
meaiures which are called republican. TOpPoic
2 juno calling themfelves republican, from the
fame views, and with the fame motives, that
opPo.ed The former administration for | fhall
always oppole what conGsder as ariRocracy
and peIiecu,ion draw line OF dilcrimina-
uon between the ,admini0ratiou and faGion
WHO dictate equally to the government and the
people, To explain and iuaify my own Con-
duct il IS neceiEary thar thouid delcri that Of
thotc 70 whom,l itand oppoted; hutI ihall
Go It without impcaching The integrity Of any
man in public life. | have no private views to
promote, 10 perlonal rcfentments to crafty
and have learned to reprefs the sipripg iprit
Of Juvenile ambition. The fri with Of my
heart is 70 lee my country free and happy, and
| always deem it my duty 10 devote my fcebe
efforts to the iupport and preieryation Of her
freedom and felicity. ..-.. .....
Probably | lhall be the lat man IN the Uni
ted States who viii change principles, or even
parties, unlcls parties Ihali change principles.
profe(s It'll 70 be, as ever have been, a moder-
| ate and confitent republican bur, in my uhlic
capacity, | confder nyfelf as the reprcfenta-
tive, not Of party, but Of the people. an:
n19F decidedly tn favor Of aai5n Of partss IN The
n9rt5srg fate5 upsn es'igitnfiElai byrcplt5. be-
lieve it necetIary in order to preterye the union
and fulfIl the injunGtonS of the ilIufrious Waih-
| ington 1t is alfo in ilri4 conformity to the
opinions Of the preient PreGdent, who has de
cIa cd to the world, that we are all fedcralitts
| and all republicans, and Of courfe THAI our po-
liical di(tin6ti rs are Iather nominal than real.
AS the terms tederalit and democrat, although
innocent and correct III thcmielves, have become
reciProcally Cdious, II would &c well if we could
unite as band Of brothers under the appella-
ton Of ronfifat'oaa' rfbuBGrans At all events
fhal continue TO coniider myfclf as the repreen-
tatYe of all The people Of the ditri&, and TO de-
vote myfelf 70 the fuppor; Q! the contribution
For my numerous enemies, tone Of whom will
never ceaie to calumniart me, will offer, A
humble imitation Of Him to Whole merits look
for happinefs beyond the grave, this mott ben
evolent Of all prayers = ra:bsr toygive tbffn, tor
they kHe7v nat 4ubat tbsy Go. My only political
friends ihal be the friends OF real lib Tty and
mine enemies ihal be the enemies of the peo-
pie . JAMES ELLIOT.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
VEST INDIES.
IRON the CentineI, Of Ami Iol

From the CentIne, of April 10
We yetterday received, j." The Report Of St.
Bartholomew" Of March II, so5, pubhhcd a,
thar iaaud which contains a detailed accoun,
of the attacks Of the French fquadron on the
Briti(h AandS in that vicinity 1t appears by
this account, thar the attack on Roleau EDom-
mca1 was made on the 27th February, when
the French landed 25oo men, under cover Of
tRelr ihipS, aud attacked the town.-Th-y were
oP1oi 4 by Fort Toun and about 200 regu-
lars and militia and after hlarp contef, he
tnglLA under Gen. PrevoR, were OBLIGED 10 re
treat which, with the Inhabitants, thev did 20
Prince Ruperts The Proficient of the ilapd
Mr.. Me,calee, then propofed to capitulate to
Gen. lie Grange, the Military Commander,
which was refuted and an unconditional fur
render !, qured. The Militia in the town then
furrentercd and were made prifoners Of war
but reiealed on rhe French leaving the iland.
he town Of Roleau was t1t fire to bv the waa-
ding from the guns Of Fort Young, and the
mof valuable part detroyed, to the utter ruin
of many of the inhabitants Some fcenes of Du-
lage enlued on taking pofeGton of the town and
two of the flanders were ihot b7 the FrenebI
ioldiery; but the French General Immediately
put flop TO the outrage; and two or three Of tbe
folders were fhot in the act of punderinr
be next day, the French demanded a co1trj-
button Of 5000. fferling which the preGdrp,
and council, after reducing il 10 S5ooI paid \
il. the eveningth French tpiked up the cannon
threw the amunition- into the water and the
next day, atI2 o'clock, re-enbarked, and left
the ltiand. The lady of Gen. Preyoa did noti
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
l5p tbs s9dIlS.

From Phiiad.lbBiG.-'s am not furprifed thas
refe6ing men, in other aates, fnould depiose
the prefent lituatiUns and prolpe6ts of" revolu-
tionary Pcnnfylvana." Fer the two laf years
the fate has ben divided ;nto three parties,
without any ferriors apPrehenfons Of the con=
lequtnces. About two weeks Encc Duane and
Leib with other violent democrats, broachsd the
idea Of petitioning the legiAl;ure 10 call cor
vention, for the purpofe Of altering our excel
lent contribution on which the third party n14
mediately adociated as Democratic Society, 10
oppole the msalure, The dangerous exam le be-
ing let and the more violent party being un~il-.
ling to be outdone in any thing that relembled
France, inaantly formed Jaco5n eln5 under
the title Of "friends Of the people" The fed
eraiAs have calmly remontrated aganh altering
the pretent contribution and form Of goverR1
metlt. NJ.
" What the end Of all this may be time only
win unfold, but if union does not take place
among the friends to- order and good COVER
ment, we fhall fhortly be in the high road 70
anarchy and confuGon. Many of the fcderalfe
had hoped that what may be called the modef-
ate, or American democrats, and who, by the
by, are the weakett Of the three parties would
hare invited nnion bit in their addrefs to
the public, they appearto take comfortable pains
70 convince their former aIociates, they need
entertain no iealoufy on the fcore Of joining the
federaliR. This notwithstanding, yet hope
that ere long an A merican iPirit will prevail a.
gainit foreign ndaentyer5, who have been en-
cOuraged by the folly of our own people, to fet
themfelves in oPpoftion to oar mott approved
patriots and Aatefmen.
When our executive fra responded to the
addreats Of the violent democrats, he fuppoled
he would be able 70 keep them within due
bounds, but prelume he now begins to think
differently. I am, &c.'
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

Ar adventurer is now in pri{on, in Paris who
arrived fone time ago from the IlG Of France,
where he had been landed from an American
flip He preteAded 70 Be an extraordinary
Aubafador from the Emperor Of China to Bo-
naparte. The Council OF State even delibera-
ted in what manner he was to be prelented at
the Court, when he was recognized by the po-
lice Gpies TO BE Frenthman, of the name of Ra-
tie, TENT TO the colonies 8 years ago for for
gerry His fuite conlts Of E6 perions, Of
whom FIVE are real Chinefe, Eli the others are
vagabonds from different parts Of India He
pretended not to undcrfand the French, but
fr3ke bv the ai1ifance Of an interpreter, until
he was known again. As he has plenty Of mo-
ney, and diamonds to the value Of 2,ooo,o 900
Of livers, (82,ooCI)itis is generally believed that
he has been paid by fome foreign fate 10 play d
trick upon Bonapartes vanity. Itis iaid that
he viii be tried AS a forger, having preicnted
credentials, fgned as by the Emperor of China.
He inEits, however, that they are real ones,
thou he does not deny that his name is Ra-
tier, nor that he was convicted Of forgery in
1888 y.
The King Of Sweden has at length acknowl.
edged the Emperor of Germany in his new
character of Emperor Of Autria. His Swedifh
Maiefy,t is fad, has determined 10 fend new
miniiter TO ondon, So. -- ..
A new city, to be called /" Napoleon, is ac-
cording TO a letter from Foatenoy, 10 be erected
without lofs Of time, in the neighborhood Of
which, the emperor will have manhoR, Or
grand hunting box, with an eXtenGve park, the
expence Of which is to Be betrayed out Of the
funds or the crown.-Gh The building Of the town
will be commenced without delay, ard is txpec-
TED TO be inihed in lefs than two years. The
plan has been finally determined upon By the
Emperor. i.
The hint IN the Iaf French papers, that Be-
napartc means 10 make his brother king of LON
hardy, caufes no little fpeculation among the
politicians on this fide the water, and no doubl
will excite equal furprife on the continent. 1t
may tend 70 open the eyes, or i they already fee
10 route into ACTON thofe powers which, with
out offering any reh(tance, have permitted him
TO carry on his lchemes Of aggrandizement.
Holland and Spain viii probably be the next
to receive a ruler from the Coriican family
Switzerland afo viii experience Gmar favor,
for nothing like republic win be permitted in
the nei8hborhood Of France. How happy for
England that our governments has fecn through
he fchemes Of the tyyant for the hbjugation Of
Europe.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
Letter jrem tbs Emperor BaoaPGyts tot5e Kiag q
England.
SIR, MI BROTHER,

England.
SIR, MI BROTHER,
Called to the throne Of France bv Providence,
BY the fufrages Of the Senate, the people, and
the army, my hrf entiment is tne with Of
Peace. France and England are wearing out
their PROPERTY, they may contend for ages.
But their governments, do they fulfil faithfully
thc mott facred Of their duties and 70 much
Blood fhed unnecei1arily and without any prof
ped Of an end, does it not accufe them in their
own confidence | attach no diihonour in max
ing the hrf ftep. | have fuficiently, think,
proved to the world, that fear not any Of the
chances Of war it offers me nothing Of Which
/ ought TO be Arid. Peace is the with Of my
heart. But war has never been adverfr 10 my
glory conjure your MajcRy not 10 refufe Il
yourlelf the haPPinels Of wing peace to the
world Let not this iwee, {atisfafion be left 0
your children for, IN fhort, there never exit
Cd fairer opportunity, or more favorable no
ment to put an end to all the pa!Iions, and 10
hiten only to the ientmeut othumanity and OF
reafon. rhis moment once lo@t, what term Of
duration can be aligned TO war which all my
efforts ihall have been unable to bring 10 clofe
Your Ma;ehy has gained more in territory
and in riches during the laf ten years, shan the
whole extent Of Europe your nationis at the
higheh point Of prolperity What has fhc 70
expect from war to coaieice fame Of the pow
ers Of the Comment? The Continent will re-
main tranquil A coalition would only increaie
the prcpondcance and continental grandeur Of
France. To renew the troubles in the interior
The times are no longer the fame. 70 deltroy
our irancies Fnancies founded upon good
agriculture can never be defroyed, TO deprive
France her colonies The colonies are with
France only fecondary obiea; and does not
your maieity poaels already more than you can
maintain; # your majeity vii think feriouAy you
will precciTe that the war is without an Object
and without any prelun1eable refult. Alas
what a melancholy profpe6t, TO make men
fight for the fake of Sighting The world is
large enough for our two nations to live in, ana
reafon is fufficiently powerful TO find out the
means Of rcconcilen1e1r, if fuitablc dfpoftion
to Be reconcilcd exits on both fdes. have,
meanwhile fulfilled aduty holy and precious to
70 my heart. May yodr Majeity believe in the
lincerity Of the fentirnents have exprehed to
you, and III my defre Of giving you proofs OF it
Pair r2B Nrpys,ys r. fT4a. :. ,So5J
Siga:d NAPOLEON.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

leave n. Government houie and was created
with every mark Of reipea by The French Gena
eral. Gen. Preyoh muitered one thoufand and
FIVE hundred men at Prince Rupert's, and gave
snfwer 10 the French flag Of truce fent to De-
mand his furrender, that = &c was waiting their
attack with great impatience, and would Be hap.
py to receive them" The lois Of the Brit1a
III the attack was about twenty killed and woun-
ded-of the latter Ms5 Nun, Capt. Atkinlon,
and Rev. John AudaIl.
This paper alIy lcarnt, from ST. Kits, thar
the French had been there, and had captured
the mott valuable property afoat, and exaa.d
contribution Of 5,OocL currency, dollars
So for the whole i.land ; and afterwards pro-
ceeded 10 Nevis, where they amerced the inhab-
itant5 in the Tam Of $500 dollars, and then
lail-d for Montlerrat.
The French fquadron u comran ed by Ai=
rniral Madelis, and !, competed Of five fail of
The linz, three frigates, two brigs and fchoonet.
The Admirar5 ihip is the Majefyof I2o guns,
built at Rochefort, and called the Republican,
bur on the coronation Of Bonapar,e her name
was changed as above the reit Of the iquad-
ron, are lie Magnanlme, 81 Le SutfreiR.
"a lie Lyon, "a lie JemapPe, 74.-Frig4
ates, La Hermiie. So La Clorie, At La In-
defatigable, a.
The paper alfo contains the report, that ad-
vice had bsen received at Martinique, Of The
arrival of Barbados, of Britiih feet: Of twcn-
ty fail, from England.
aFyc,e S. Cysix, 1farcj I5.--'' YOU no doubs
viii have heard, ere this comes TO hand of the
French feet being in the Windward Hands
of their taking Dominique and making The
inhab. tants Of Monfertat, and St Kits pas
thcm great tribute.--They are momently ex-
pecfed at Tortola. The Inhabitants have mott
y left there, and gore to St. Johns "a Danifh
iilandl for fafety."
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
4ntgIiqpnet

LATEST .FRON FRANCE
By an arrival at New York from Bordeaux,
Paris papers are received TO the 4th Of Feo,
containing lundry Official documents Of conid-
ernble intereft- Among the m It important Of
thele, we notice the following Communication,
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

BOsToN, April II.
hprI ga pafenger in the brig Canton from
Cadiz, informs that the Toulon feet had arriy-
ed at Carthagena, and that IS fail of the line,
from Cadiz were TO join them with al poaiblc
diiPatch That Spaniih army of 10 900 men
had aaembIed at ST. Rogue, and It was expects
ed they would foon behege .Gibralrer.-Tht
SPani!h privateer Podorofo had brought into Ca=
diz Britifh h;p valued at 100000 dollars.
InP9ytaat.-A gentleman who came in The
Southern Stage yeRerday informs, that he Jaw
in The New Tork Gazette Of Monday lat, a
French decree, authorizing the capture of all
neutral Veflels bound to or from the ports of St.
Domingo occupied BY the blacks and directing
that the Matters Of vefeis taken ihould be tIied
Before military tribunal. Il is flid copy Of
the decree has been officially communicated to
our gvcrnment.
Fwtbr.-We learn from an authentlcb fourc55
that our government have received 91F-iaI natiee,
that cur trade with the blacks Of St. Domingo is
absolutely prohibited, and that all neutral yeaels
bound to or from any port IN their pofefion
VIII DC feized, and the crews tried under a mil-
!EarY comnliilon and executed. This iptellis
gence may be relied upon. 1t will foon BE in
ouT power e Ra:e il more minutely.
[Gaz. U. 81
Reports from the city Of St. Domingo as late
Is The 10Th Of March Na;e that the women and
children had left the city, and The men were
TO evacuate i. No luccours had AT
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Iaahnf Sale.
On FRIDAY next,

AyD N 4OA
:. - a.clo.k, will De fold at the Vendue Store,
z u IA
Ia bSSs. and bis. Freneh Brandy ia pipes,
Gin 10 pipes AID bis.
Wh,key ana Apple Bandy in bi'.
Srrar in hhds. tieTses and bis.
s sa;s: .sa brew, So, ,, and u boxes
Raiaus ia kegs, boxes and iar',
Figs IN kegs and trails,
OSeeo's Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALs9,
A Variety of DRY GOODS,
arssng which are
Cloths, Coatings, Keriemeres,
Dufns. Plains, Ksrlsys, Negro Cottons'
S.,gss, ElaRisks, blue FREEZES,
caiimznsass, RuGels, Yarn Steekpgs,
Chintxss aad Callieots,
Irih Linens, Sil.6a do
osnabares and TlsklenburC',
Muslin and Muslin Hand eg1hieti,
Insia MusIius and Table G., ;aes,
gandanna Handkerchief,
ColonY.d Threads, Hats and suadTy oshef
rucle,.
Philip G. Norfs!'sr.
Nov. 10.
JUST RECEIVED,
AND FOR SALE,
Two boxes lrlih LlneR-rea5 Cote
,aines.
50 barrels prime Pork.
VIM. JoDCsoN.
November rs.
II pipes I'd and sd proof Cognac
Brandy
7, 10 Sss1ii. England Rum.
20 bags Green Coffee
soc los Jingle, double, and treble Battle
Powder
% % ssi.. ,nsCssgsa, Sugars
10 boxes old brown Soap.
40 boxes BET Havana Segars.
q VITA geaerai aGortment or liquors and Gro.
tales as ulaal /; For Jaif BY
Vaudeville g 7ame00n.
q Novenbes I6.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05

Be rented, fof ore or mere gears,
\ excellent dand Tor Blaskfmish and Fa-
avsrn. rsers is on tbs prcmiies two new
f'', With a inits's Glop and tools and good
i ta saclo!ed, aaa thr tcnaat may be accom-.
Aied With few acres more if required-Poi-
2@a % &c given the arR day Of January rext.
lefiOn wac Can come we'll recommended Will
II sNh good encouragement. Apply TO
John BALL.
\ sS,adria coprty, diRria Of
SOOnsis, Nov. ~. leawtlD
q The highcft price given for
an Linen Rags. by the Printer.
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TUNIS CRAVEN,
He. received BY The late arriz'Gh an tkg4"s 81
/orfaeat Of
G 0 0 d s,

Londcn iupsrane Cloths Corded Cambfieks,
and CafineJes, Lace DO.
Benaett's patent Cords, Rich Colorado ana IL
Do. WaiGcoatines, Cured India MusinS
Silks, MoIsAins, Flo India and Bri.ih Bosk
rentinss, DO.
Imperial, eioudsd and Lace Caps fIandker-
white Marieilles, chiefs,
Toiiinetts, Swandowes, Extra Silk Cloves,
FianaeIs, role Blankets, fie Bic Mirts.
Coatinss, Plains, SILK Cord AID Buttons,
Keffeys, Halithicks, Carabrkk Buttons,
lambs Woe, Wo4stea, Astihsial Flowcrs ard
Cotton and Silk TO. WtcatFs,
Gsry. Oarieh Feathers,
rim s Flanders Sheet. Italian Mantaus,
isos. fine India P,rtisns,
IL ! Irih Linens, Baftas, Msmneaies,
Sh,rtine cesroa, Dow!a6, TicSisabuss,
Long Lawns, Osnabargs. Brown so,!s
Tinca Ca.nbsieISS, sc. &c.
Dimties. Cambrick do.
gE lie daily expects an o@a@'en0'
a0oyssssast q FALL GOODS.
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