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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17

NsrE. Il rs neceiIarv 70 remark, that the
navigation of the Mobile, which appears ~
furniih the PreGdent motive uf complaint, ~
enjoyed by the Americans, in conlcpaence
Of gracious indulgence On the part of
Spain a. no right does yet exilt, 70 navi-
g7te the waters Of thar river withing The boua-
daries sf Spain, who holds eTcluGvelv that
right grounded on fovereiEn p0feli9n, on
the opinions ~ The mon celebrated civilians,
and frpport ID by the very principle eItaO-
liiasd by tae-Arercan government, tt-rllEA
the medium of their attorney general, Brad
ford, III the cafe efrhe prize Cr-HEe, -aEen o.
the waters of the me awar-. after this, : l.
necedary 10 confcLs, thar the -nl-nadver ions
x ;hc President uron this sad, az =. aHi-L
= they ar- iIaPciLC,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17

4 trsg6sfi'n from tie French Of tie
Marqnif de Cga Trujo't circular,
HdarGgsd to TIE different foreign min
Jfer5 accredited near tie u. States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24

--- fbeir fecbkc tongues,
UrG5ie 20 take up RE cau,b,1i, -ro~d,
Lie quite Gisso!o'd. Before fbei, navtlia eve. !.
Seen dim and S.i,e. ire dnubIe fapc,s dance,
Like The sun suadinS ibrogsb ,be mi,trsky
THOMSON.
Though drunkenness, is not 4 vice 70 winch
the yeu,n OF Virginia particularly prone il is
too obvious and rnuch 20 be iamen,ed that GU,
citizens im the middle and advanced peri,ds Of
lite, particularly in rhe country. arc fatally ad.
diced 10 shis dreadful habit, which sooner or IA.
ter destroys all the noble prnpensi,ies' of their
minds. lays The Foundation for the most dreadful
diseases. and Ultimately ruins not only them,
Selves but involves Their families AID conneeli.
OILS IN unforeseen and inevitable ruin
Should the following train of diseases, certain
TO over,ake the drpnka:d, have any eieti to de-
ter o. check him in his fatal career. the objsA of
the writer will be obtained.
-An anxious stomach s-cH
May be endured So may fbe t1yo55;rp S.ai,
8nf Sacb dam deiiriup,, such n dream.
Iarofvci psn sae5 a easta,diy desecry
Cn'nnss your soai as Hadd'n izs Pan.beus {et
Wben. iarte,i round Ctb1- on's cruel ssAes.
lie sac tvvo Sunr, and denble 7'6ebr, ascend.
A bare recapitua,ien of these diseases would.
1t NIGH. be though, d Ter she mcst har ic,,,l
Read the dreadful list and uemtle Sudie,
death. uppoplexy. palsy, epilepsy. rnadr-ss, in.
HanIed and sc;rrhus liver, diseased bowels. gour
jauudice. d5spepse or DIGESTION, carbuneles.
ulcers, iniiannnaiion OF the eyes, dropsy. dia
bates, impo;cncy, premature old ape TO th;s
dreadful list let me aud the spon aacous combus
ton OF he human body. not the allow bill sire
lire hourly consuming the habi ual druulard.
but that rapid and spontaneous combustion which
IN = lew hours oonsuries the whole body. lea
wing only an offensive un6tious SCOT and ashes
TINS no rare, has often occurred and s,vavs
on the bodies of hard drinkers in advanced lie
Happily tor mankind, the cases of sDontane.us
combustion are ex remedy rare. bur no rare they
nave occurred, and are most inc on,estib,y true
however inexplicabie and miraculous such an =
vent might formerly appear. the present sr1,e of
modern chemistry can easily explain the aopa
rentiy improbable event; 1t is not in the ast
beyond the bounds of credibility to suppose, thai
from the long and continued use of spirtuous
liquors. such a quantity oil hydrogen may accunu
late IN the body as TO sustain the combustion Of
I'll shall esteem myself happy if this picture
OF the fatal cifeets Of intoxcation makes an i'm
preston on those addicted TO the vice perhans
the frightful circurstance OF so horrid an ev;l
as that or combustion may reclaim he drunkard
from this dreadful prastjce. Putarch' relates.
that at Sparta, children were deferred from
drunkenness by exhibiting to them the spectacle
OF intoxicated slaves-this state OF drunkenness
in rheir Heiots was ouly trausi,ory: how much
more horrid IL appears in those unfortunate vic
TINS consunesby the flames and reduced 70 ash
es! "May we never forget that the vine some
times produces very bitter fruit--disease. pa,n.
repentance, and pEArH!'
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chara3 cr which they sustain. and rightly es,i
mating the importance of political information.
have always literally Patronised the public alton
OF newspapers.
Some persons afsa to consider the people. a..
their own worst enemies; and have kindly offer.
cd their services to protect them from--,hem.
selves They would enact penal laws for the good
OF the people only, withoue the least view of an
plying their efficacy TO their own cendua such
tor instance, as inc memorable sedtien law.
they would generously dispose of the people's
money in multiplying and maintaining courts &
Judges, to carry such laws into efiea. Nav, "a
amer than the proPls sh aid ca,ry their enrni,y \
yainst themselves TOO tar, they wosd hire an AR.
my 'ot patriots, oticered by - Prominent cborac.
'@'. ~ the peoples own expense. who should
compel them AT the point of the bayone,. 70 be
happy even against their will. Surely n the
people are no' their own enemies they will not
easily Forget such disin;crestcd patriotism
/ Bu' it ever the people have b. en- their own
ensmtss' II Must have been for want of inform.
auon; and this they OBJ ain bsst by the cir
cula,ion Of newspapers 1t is to ,he Feeder, rs
newspaper communications, that the nation ;s
ehichy indebted for its present able, vipil,n, and
upright administration and those happy effects
resulting from their wisdom and prudence II,
may he safely affirmed. that so long as the pre,s
remains tree, and the people Disposed to encour
age ITS labours, their internal enemies e,n do
them but little harm. For should they even hone
10 succeed, by hiring prostitu,ed presses to mol.
lnte the streams OF information, their lsbo,,rs
VIII be unavai'ing; nor can any danger he an
pretended from the number of papers in circu.
lation' Ter their principles be whar they NAV :.
as error Of opinion may be safely tolera, ed
where reason is LETT free TO combat it." Blu, n,
scarcity ofnewspapers, might be fatal to nation
al liberty.
Taxing the above remarks to be correct. and
oe'ieVing that there is ample room for the esta-
oiishment OF another periodical public cation, an
at'entionis respectfully solicited in the folio
PROPOSALS
FoarvBLIsHINo IN TRs oIrY CT R1ouMorp
a NEWSPAPER.
UNDER THE TITLE or
- THE IMPARTIAL OBSERVER.
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tins present state OF tls- +.,cel IS suc,, n 70
inyts those disposed to adventure, now 70 come
forward: The managers haviug determined to
bring the. present scheme TO d close as speedily
rs may be: a.
Tickets may be had OF the tteasurer, George
Tucker. Robert Mitchell, VIM. Duyal. WIN.
Pritchsrd. DR. john Brooke Through, Saui!. Ms.
Craw. aud at the editor of ,hi, paper.
The drawing will &c continued OIL Wedncs.
days aud saturday in each week.
ROBr MITCHELL.
Wiliiasn 8 Nary CoNcgr Lottery.
sEconD DAY.
Prizes OF 500 doIis.-Nos. 1854 7645.
Prizes of Is dolis.--Nos. 7 All 2255
457 Ss4 4I6 Gig l475 1868 S744 ASS
77z' 1915 +l72 1900 1853 4os5 1870
7l27 24oi GAO 6l93 1885 6274 463l
65?5 1863 AN 2412 457o 6lsI S56s
754S 4234 74.9.
THIRD DAY.
Prizes Of 500 Dolls. Nos. 1886 $3.50.
Prizes Of Is Colis.-Nos. 933 8l7 3sS
no 6s7 96s 25o4 2575 gala 27e5 1884
s023 1891 1860 4o07 79A4 32l8 1913
1888 1850 7e4i 1852 1870 i447 47lI
1914 1905 2o4o 5ls2 1896 1895 1927
1908 6l8O. it
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
NEWSPAPERS.

T'HERS Is not a nation upon earth, ~ whom,
4 Hsw'pine,s are more liable, nor BY whom
they are better encouraged. tnaa these United
STATES. The reason 10 OBVIOUS. there being n,
other nation who enjoy ne inestirnable right. no
who exercise the inportlnt duty, Of seifgoveyn.
men.. A nation Of fIeemeu. IS a community Of
/riends 1onyst whom. continual, and socia
correspondence sh1nll be maintained, which can
be eFcasd only ny the free circulation Of ne,ss.
p1b'rs siseyidentlg the duty Of people w4o
Pr'sess the rignf. AMI exercise m. prime funqi
ops Of s2vereiya T1i51-i'y tn b. corre NV :nr,rr
= oi wha-e'.r occurrences may IN any wsv a.
Jef I'll, con-srns 81 their country thus the eisi.
zsns OF ina United States, knowing, the high
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
TO THE public.

WI be the design this paper, ia r-es.rve
tnat independence OF Character, so indi,pens;.Iy
necessary, TO the title which has been .do,,aj
In conformity to this title, il will regrl,,,
Pusliah candid and impartial observations unon
such nublic occurrences, or contemporary produc.
Mons OF the press as the publisher may dssm of
sa;ncient importance TO require them.
Ia the execution af this pars of hi. ir,~ =.
well as in his selsaon, from, o,be, n.,.sn.!,.-
pub!ic uti!t, shall be his principal obisa MN
Haenced by party attachments. Fearless of rho
passions OF men, he means to asa Eli,fy tho n,rt
he has undertaken. and regardless Of rho hone.
he might indulge by dsvotmg his Isbors 70 :,
tew, while the interests OF the yhoi. are re,-
cerned, ne will always exhibit the same npar.
uaity OF conduct in the capacity of an Editor.
az ms duty woa,d require him to do in thar of
JUDGE II avs merits had fitted him for such An Of
nc, ana nus country had so appointed him.
Yet he does not prereni 70 he ,v;.bo,,, =, -;
Mon of his own. He has read and ob.ervs5 ,so
much upon the subject of politics, to bs AT thi,
time Undecided. But he does not conceive that
an EDITORS own political opinion should oLsays
be rhe criterion by which q rcyspaner NJ gen..
raj utility ought TO be conducted: nor win he
aim at that nsiPid and stupid kind of i,nnar,;,I;-
", which would hope by an awkward and NJ,
becoming comp'aisance, to please every bodv.-
Nothing cav be further from his views thsn con.
u"S' "NS 'Ws' ne mas TOO often seen tine ridj-
culous absurdity of such vain attempts. Bur h.
designs TO conduct newspaper which shall h.
equally open TO all parties, and free from avn
independent OF. the influence or controul Of
any.
whenever it becomes his duty, from ,ho wan,
OF communications, 20 all up the columns the
ossfRvER with his own compositions, ha will
uniformly eudeavorto make them hear thar gene.
raj usefulness Of Character, which NAV ca,.,
them TO 6e read. when their author is no NOR,
should any little critics attcnpr TO be merry with
ann, IN consequence OF the preceding sentence,
he hereby enters his eaveaf against them. and
VIII ret:r them TO posterity for the decision,
VI his editorial abilities, he has but little "a
say Aud were his talents much grsater than
tney are. It would TtA,uly be improosr Tor him
20 speak OF mia own qualifications. since this il
question: on wh'ch the pu lie will decide RI,
works must finally depend upon their own m.
MS should they prove TO I've good, thay Wi,
aeed no apology and should they prove TO he
Daa, then no apology can excuse mem W,h
tAe ASSISTANCE "mcn ne haa engaged, he homes
however, 10 reader the lNPARrfkl OeseayEv
ooth useful and entertaining and wsnhy OF thar
attention which ne soil rs Gorn the pubiic.
SAMUEL BROOKS.
Richmonh, 18th January. 1906.
~ Frsm I've iieral encourage aent alr.,Iv
,hered, preparations are making TO commence
the publication with0ut delay.
Printers thai may be Disposed 20 eVctanze
cswspspers, arc reaie5,ed - forward ,hsrD snd
'he lsPAerfIL OBSERVER shall be YeynIs,l,
sent in re,urn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24

3dly. AfIiTTs that the doStrine adyanc-
ed by Great britain, has III no instance
been advocated by any other nation.
lihly is an examination of,he present
conduct Of G.. Britain, and exhibits strong
proofs that it is "a mere ptoject for ex.
tending the field of her maritime com
merce, and multiplying the sources of her
commercial sggrandizr mcn,,''-that the
present innovation is in faSt "a warfare
against the commerce of her friends, aud
monoPol!zing grasp at that Of her enc,
miles,"
Las,ly-.The pamphlet contains re-
view ct the reasons urged in defence OF
the British principle, which, whilst it
proves tina, this daring assault on :fe
commerce If the neutrals is unjust as to
the trade, and uiringss on the independ-
ence OF neutral nations, YET, that by slow
and insid;ous steps, the British nation has
long been endeavoring to prepare the
world Tor the admission of this dominser.
ing demand.
Charles Pincl;ney, ESQ., la.e minister p,enipo-
tentiary from the United States TO the CONT of
Madrid. arrived - Charleston en- The 9th ins,.
lie does not. that we can learn. confirm the re.
port brought b, capt Rogers, oe the complete nd
lussrnent OF our dill with his catholic ma.
jesty. Spain had. indeed. evinecd disposition
TO be under good understanding with us Pc.
hans the marquis de Yruj has been again taking
'he advice of council. ani apprized his master
t"at ',wouid take more than six ships Of the line
'o1nshtcn the Anericsn penple into eompli
ancc with his terms --XspubLIcAN.
We ware last evening politely favored by a
friend yith th. President. message to Congress
OF the 18th inst. respecting the violation Of Seu.
trail Rights, the Depredaiicns on the Colonisl
Trade. and Impressncnss o. American Sesmen
The late hour at which il was received and
IFS great length eompeis to deter its insertion
TIL ruasdaJ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
Slaves for sale.

nm Monday the -t1oth February
4 y next. viii b- sold. at Hanover .cov1
We oreix YiLUf8LE SLdyES, 10 the high
q bidder, Tor ready money.
lids January both, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
Property for sale.

" pursuance of deed of trust ex-
a eenied TO the subscriber by John Waiting.
tor, I" secure debt therein mentioned, owing TO
Peter Barksdale, will be sold at Ausion. for
ready money, at the house Of the said WatI,sp.
ton. IN tuesday the 4th February next, in the
eoun OF Halifax, the following SLAVES, to
wit. VIII, Patience, Timothy. isham, MiiIy,
Dhcey' Lilly, Nanny, Major, Randall, Sukey,
peier AMI Ursley. together with the increase of
he females respectively since the 22d June, 1904,
o. so many thereof as will be sufficient to dis.
charge the said debt. interest and costs.
- William Terry, jr. trustee.
Halifax, 18th Ian. 1896 =.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
RICHMON d {:

- A SHEET containing the IT,
TIES Of the ACTS passed at the pre-.
sent session of Assembly, the SUB.
STANCE of ,hos. of PUBLIC or &C.
neral nature, with sundry DOCUMENTS,
relative to the REVENUE, the operate
ons OF the ARMOURY, state of the Pc
AITESVIhRY, Sc. Sc. similar to those
heretofore published at this Office at the
close OF each session, will be put to press
IN few DAYS, and the members furnish
ed with copies as usual.
On Saturday the llth instant, tie Coun-
Gil Of State proceeded, according to the
constitution, To The appointment Off Pre-
sident Of Council, and OF course the Lieu
tcnan, Governor OF the Commonwealth,
when the Honorable ALEXANDER NJ RAE
was unanimously elected.
The Philadelphia Gazette ofth Nth
inst. says, &" Both recent reports Of an
advantageous adjustment OF our difIeren
ees with Spain, and OF satisfactory ex.
PLANTATION With the Court Of London, ap.
pearto be unloundcd."
We have been favored with an En-.
slish copy Of The pamphlet issned by tina,
government as a fiea and an atoSoyv, for
ITS plumber and outrages on neutral Rags;
it is evidently a production oflhe Sheffield
school, full OF envy, misrepresentation, and
false intelligence. The fitle gives really
the character Of the book, the prnfessed
intention is to expose the illegal conduct
oil neufrals--but really under that d,sgrise
TO sasfain an unnatural war on free com
merce, ii is therefore properly enough
called "7,ar IN disyuiRe"--an answer tn
this pamphlet might be written wit"
great ease and some use--it nigh, be alp.
proprialely called "firacy trmGskcd."
(.Hurora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24

Eam6e,land ccsnty, ,1arIdry u. 1870.
"HgREAs | purchased of a certaiu John
Hudson, of this county. a black horse, for
the suIn of thirty-two pounds, Virginia eurren.
cy, and assigned to him bond Of John Browns
paya,'e TO me rhe 18th day of Dece ,r,,,ey. 1906
for the sum oft@euty -four pounds five stiIlings.
and gave hun my own bond payable the said 25th
day OF Decsmber, for seven pounds ffteen shit.
lings, amount thiriy-two pounds, the price OF
the said black horse, which said horse purcba.
sea az sound well morse, clear Of any deception.
But he being unsound and proves TO be a chea,
in consequence Of which will not keep him ;
and therefore torewara the above namei John
Brown from paying his said bond to the said
John Hudson. or any other person Also fore /.
warn all persons from taking m asst znment from
the said Ils,n sf either OF the SAID bonds. as
WILL not allow it in payment to me.
THOMAS MORE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
TWELFTH DAY.

Prizes of 100 dolis.--Nos. 1883 472l.
Prizes Of Is deIls.-Nos. 1858 62s7.
BLAsKs-Nos. 4576 1880 $40 $751;
seas 4357 1904 5oa6 1857 44o5 1855
$500 $500 5000 4los 44ks 1851 TAG
62ot 6i63 45oi 1925 $3.50 4oIs 1881
1904 6oss 6oo7 1892 sos ,4a7t 1905
1873 1862 6o5o e55I 1894 4Ioo 7Iss
44oi 4o76 6oo6 1926 sos 675s 4647.
From the number of tickets now drawn, the
,irst ticket TO be drawn IN Saturday next, viii
>coording 20 the scheruc of the present class, be
entitled tn prize Of 500 collars, a, being the
first draw q on that day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
Tns srBscRIsER Wisass 20 SELL RI
Wagons & Teams.

,o"e OF SIX i1rses, wagon. gears ali the neces.
Sary aprendages; the other six mules. Wagon
Se',s' &c. Both have been used IN hauling
coal. and Judging by the quantity h,u,-d las,
YEAR, are capable OF doing as much as am q.
Tiers so employed. Gu receiving part of ths
money. credit will bo allowed for the ba.ance
A purchaser can be accommodated with an ex.
ira niue, or horse 20 each ;sa.n; and nav have
It an has lower TO employ both drivers at a mo.
aerats f'ire for part, or for the re.iaue of the
year, As snay be agreed on.
! would also sell MARE, and q valuable
uLL' bosa well suited to thu purposes of
iaesa.'o tho mule is peehaps as large as any
ia tina state. ~
L5.NES BR.A.NDEP.
Manchsstsr, 20ta Jan. 1905. ew
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
FoR Tn- VIRGINIA ARGUS.
ON DRU.NKEN.NESS,

--- 7beir tecblc tongues.
Ur05ie 20 take up RE cumb,ois -ro-d,
LIE quite eisso!o'd. Before tbei, mavsiiu eye.
Seen dini and s.'e, ire donbIe fapc's dance,
Lake The sun vuading through ,be mi,rsky.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-01
DiRria OF Columbia, toewit !:

Dsf1ld Of C0lMRbsG, tOeWlt :
WHEREAS dhxander Rendt,/as hath, hy.
w his petition IN writing, applied to tie
Zion. Nicholas Firzhugh, one of the ailihans
Judges 0! the circuit court OF the diRriet 81 CO.
luubia, to he admitted go,thr benefit of the ase
Of CongIels for the relief OF infoIvcnt debtors
within tic diarita aFoselaid, and has ffated there
in that ne is in aetua! confinement in the prifon
rules of Alexandria county, at the fu, of fndye
creditors OF the faid Alexander Henderfon, srE,
Of one John M'Phe,4on, lately trading IN co.
partpef.hip; the said Jehn M.pherfon u lbs. :
and carrying on the hu!ineis of the fail &C p%tt
nerhip in the city Of New York, under tbt firar
of, John NJ Pheifon and Co.: And the faio Z. . X.
aGdsr Henderloa, ltGding and carrying Oh ire
bufnefs of the co. partnesthip in tie town CT 3
leaandiia, under the firm of Alexander Hence =.
fen and Co. ard the faid Alexander Hends5Scly
being unable 10 di!ehafge the fad claims wa
Others sgainf HIM has offered 10 deliver 81 -
the uie of his creditors, ali his properly ne :! !,
perfonal, or mixed !: Notice is therefore g;,4.f. :.
TO the creditor. f,he faid Alexander Hen6e,..l.
and Of the eopat:neffhip af0ielaid, that on Me-
day the 9th day oi>nsxt January, az 10 o'elr I,
In The forerSon, at the court .loufe in Alexar.
dfia, the oath of an iniolysnt debtor will be I'd y
r1iailfesed to the faid Alexander Hendcrion, All
a trafee appointed agreeable to the faid set q.
cobers6. unic9s eaafc BE then and there fheph
to the contrary,
BY order OF The Honorable Nicholas Fity. .
hugh, alitans judge Of the circuit CO.. a.
Of the diarict Of Coltahbia, this 18th d4g
Of December, lSey. -
-
G. Deneale, c. c.
Dec 20. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-01
Joseph RIDDLE
n @ Z | c E.

y T meeting of the PreGdeat and Directors
"A of the Little River Turnpike Company,
at the hou(e ofsJohn Gadsby, in the town Of
Alexandria, December the 4ih, 1906
Ordered, That the Stockholders in the Little
River Turnpike Company do; and they are
hereby required to pay TO the Freaiurer of fsid
Company ten dollars on each iharc by thca re-
fpediyeiy fuhicribca,. on the frf day of Febru.
ary, I8o6--and the further fun OF tcu dollars
on each of then hares. on the f,& day OF May
land the further fun of ten dollars on each Of
their flares, on the f.R day of Jaly---and the
further fun of ter dollars on each OF hair lhares,
on the hra day of Ssatenbsr--snd The futsber
fam Of ten dollars 90 each of their mares, on the
frR day of Novstnber next eniuing the date
hereof.
Jonah Thomplon, Trtatayer.
December I3. otIitFeb
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-01
TEN DOLLARS Rsvard.

Left the Lit.e. River turnpike road, about the
10Th of September laa,
A Negro Man named 7AC o B,
belonging to the heirs of THoMAs MAsoM, dc
ceaied. He isabour 50 years of age, we'll made,
about feet 10 inches high. dark compIection,
his head tolerably grey. Whoever takes up faid
Negro and delivers hin to NE or one of the ever.
fsels on the turnpike road, near Alexandria,
'ihah receive the above reward and all Reasonable
charges, by
JosEpH Powell, Agent
for the Little River Turnpike Company.
October ~, DIFF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-01
Vol. VII
pubIi1 sale.

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On FRIDAY next,
4 . o'clock, viii be fold at the Vendue Store,
r u NJ
sss, and bis. French Brandy ia pipes,
{Gin in pipes and OILS.
[wa;key aal Apple Bandy in OILS.
s.oar in hhds. tiersss aad DIS.
s ss,. .,s brow, Soap and .s...,.
Mould and dipt Candles j
paidus ia kegs, boxes aud jaf's
EFigs in kegs and frails,
0asea's Ware IN crates
Observation-Disclosures, {
&c.---ALso.
&A Variety of'DRY GOODS.
among which are
n Cloths. Coatings, Keriemeres,
kDuEss, Plains, Ksrisys, Negro Cotton',
S.re.., ElaRicks, blue Friezss,
|c,limancoes, Raaels, Yarn Stockings,
Cbinszes and Callicoes,
rim Linens, Silefa do.
o,aaburgs and Tickleaburgs,
Il Nu,Iin and Muslin Handkerchief,
\ Iodia Muslins and Table Clothes.
) pandanna Handkerchiefs,
Coloar'd Threads, Hats and sandfy osaei
$telsh
n Nov. 10.