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FIRST CONSUL on pHlLADELpFIIh

FIRST CONSUL or PHlLADELpHIt
II oW in training FOR the Ian tine, will run are
= Hor.e, Mare or Gsidng in the Un,ec: sia:ss
LOT LOT FIVE HUNDRED GUINEAsa iide D. >. over ,be
Warrington City courfe, the week preceding tbs
loeky Club Races this fall, four miles and repeas car
lyins itone each, Application to be made TO
.!.her the editor OF the Philadelphia Gazette, or Bal
10 The Norfolk Ledger, Richmond Fnon;r.-.
and Warrington Federalia viii peate infer, the sboys
hve times and !end their bills for the fame. 70 ,bs
o'iiee OF this Gazette. Sept. Is. St.
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The Dutch FAY, that the EngIifh have caught them
only by the Cps, but that Bonaparte has red their
PosteJ.
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HANOVER JOCKEY CLUB.

ME Hanover Jockey Club having been organt-
"A zed, the races will commence at this place, on
the 2nd. Wednefday in October next
gelding
End. Day. mile heats, confined to untried colts,
not exceeding 4 years of age -'''
The regulations with refpca to weights, &c. are
adopted from thoie of the Fairfield Jockey Club.
A general meeting of the Club, is regueG.d on IN.
day preceding the fri days race.
SHELTON JONES,
Sesresoyy IN tie ClEE.
hanover Oh. Angu! lo (2do.).
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INTERESTING NARRATIVE.

M EKESIINC NARRATIVE.
We have been favored with the following nte-
reiling narrative, communicated by respectable
houie at Archangel,t to their Correfponden in Lon
don I'll
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The IriGi Bar prefented the following addrefs to
the fublime orator CuRRAN, on his appointment to
the office of maler of the Rolls -
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A eonfant fupply of Loaf Sugar by the Hoei
head or BaTrelat the Philadelphia prices.
O9ober 9. en,,
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NETWORK, November 10.

Captain Perry, of the hip Thames, left Am
fe,dan, on. the goth of September, and has
politely furaiIhed the editor of the Mercantile
Advertiser with 4 file of Dutch papers TO the
18th. Under that date from Amaerdam, the
only intereiting crticle is one which informs US
ora convention having been entered-into he
tween the two houies of Saxony ard Branden-
bnrgh that on. the frontiers of Saxony the
French have formidable force of not lefs than
10000 men and that the Prince of fIere Cal.
Tel remained in aa;c of inactivity as to mil ita.
ry preparations. .le ,4.-d t.i
Our verba, accounts from An,fterdam fate 7
report that Rufia and Pruiii, had formed co.
ALTON, and declared war againft France; that
Sweden had offered TO afiilt the two former pow
ers 10 the utmof extent of her refources that
Dutch camp to conGft of 10000 men, was
forming at Utrecht; and that heet of feven
fail OF the line. under Admiral De Winter, was
at anchor IN the Nieu dep.
On the 2lft of September, Of Dover, captain
Perry was boarded by the Briti!h gun brig Ty
gref', and informed by her commander that
Lord Lauderdale had returned to England with
out concluding peace.
Markets in Amfierdam for Wen.Ind pro-
duce were on the rife, in confequence of the
Profpeet of the renewal of hoRilities on the
continent. ..
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RRRT.JN Sent =

The Kinv f-ts off Immediately for the army,
and it is fli6 the Count Haugwtz accompanies
him-aiI his brohers have gone before. Prince
Ferdinand is in Saxony-M. Mellendorp and
the Duke of Brunlwick are expected at Madge-
burg. The works on the Notifications continue
with indefatisabIe activity, as alto the filling
the magazines.
The Chamber royal Of war and domains has
pubiihed in the name Of the King, that all re-
ports refpetine the ceiIion of certain Prulian
provinces, are entirely defiiute Of foundation,
and that his Msjefy has no idea of any ceilious
or exchanges Whatsoever.
They write from Petersburg, the 25th of
Augrn, that tic name of Ouhri has been GRATED
from the lit Of Members of the department of
foreign affairs.
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AnGsAI1RG ennt n

Letters have been received from Craco. dated
AuguG so; they inform that tor this fortnight
Paft crowds Of young men are continually ar
irving from South Prufld and Seia they Nv
their homes TO avoid the eonfcriptions more
than 1000 have already arrived, and great mum
hsrs Of deterters from TIE Pruflian regiments.
Letter, from Morsvia and AufrIan Silefa are
Filed with hmllar accounts; they fay that at
Troppau, Jagerndof, and other yeighbouring
towns, all the houfes, taverns &c. are encufn-
bered with thele emig'snts they can find no
place to lodge, and work can be procured by
very few.
They write from Trie1e, that the FngEg,
Conful had tent official information to the Rx
chanac, that an Rnglih Feet had failed from
Malta to blockade Venice--that the inhabitants
Of Tricne might fee the necefiiy of fufpeuding
all commerce with that place--This news has
Sled US with conformation.
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GERMANY.

From .be German paper5.-ihe late Prnfian
m'nifter at London, MIR. Jacob, who had pro-
eeeded on his jnsrpey home. has. arrived at
Hamburger, and, It is believed, intends returning
Immediately to England.
The French troops on the Rhine and Maine
are in motion and a part of them actually pa f.
fed ever 70 the right bank of the latter river at
Frankfort. '--
The French Empcror's Body Guards have
quilted the Palace of ST. Cloud, and been re-
placed by other troops.
The trea lures of the Cathedral at Musiter
have been removed to Madeeburg Tor fafe,y.
From TIE Hambwgb Correibopdeni. Stbf. 90
The number of the S.yedilh troops ia Lsuep-
burg increafes and tits fad, are to be Joined
by body of Prufiian troops.
The Pruiiian mnifer has frequent conferen-
ces with -Four Cabinet
CNothing is faid in the German papers rela-
tive TO Aufria.
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ITALY.

NAPLES, Aug. Is.
The junction Of the French Generals, MafTe-
M, Regnier, AID Vordier, leaves the enemy no
chance of fncoefs. il is faid the advantages OBJ
tanned by the different corps of the army are 70
oecii've, that ont of so 900 French, who were
on their march for Naples, by way of Ancona,
10000 have received orders to halt and to fall
back. All thefe auxiliaries had already been
rendered ufeefs, and even thofe that have been
accepted, are no longer necenary /; but they
may tcrve to fave the CLIFTON of blood, by com
handing more prompt obedience. Among
the other means of repreflion, employed under
theie calamious circumstances, is the eaablilll-
ment of four extraordinary tribunals. for the
purPofe of trying individuals guilty of crimes a
gainf the fecurty of the fate, and the public
tranquility.
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DENMARK.
CopgNHACEN, Sc

-. NV'-NHAVEN, otDt.1!.
They write from Koningiberg, that troops are
embark'ng IN feveral Ruilian ports, to be tranr.
ported TO Pomerana.
The combined Dutch and French army in
Holland is faid 20 amount 10 10000 men.
Several Camps are formed OH the frontiers of
Ruilia.
he Prnilian troops are moving towards the
Grand Army now forming in Saxony, and are
IN motion in every direction.
l, is taid the French miniaer at Berlin has de-
nanded his paHports.
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FRANCE.
tranquility.

FARTS, sept. q.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte arrived on Sunday
at St. Cloud after his long cruifc. His Maiefy
prefented him with the Great Rib
bon of the legion of Honor.
Sept. l7.-The general opinion here is, that
H0r rs unavoidable. They fpeak Of the depar-
ture of the Emperor, as an event not very DIFF
tant. LORD LAUDERDALE is STILL HERE.
Frequent Ccuriers pats between this and Hol-
lard and il is believed fhe will be called upon
to take confderabs part in the war, which
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WASHINGTON, November

We have the fatisfa6fion of informing our rea-
ders thai in coufsouence of inGrutlions from
the court Of Madrid. Col. Howard, acting ed
interim as Governor of Pcnficola in the alb
fence OF Governor Fox, has ordered the
Spaniih officers on the Mobile to permit Ameri-
can veiiels to navigate that itream, without be-
ing charged with other duties than fuch as are
charseable on Spaniih vefTts NAVIGATING the
Miiifipp. MAJ. Int.
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AuGapuRa. Sept. 10.

AUCSBURG, Sept. 10.
a French courier pafItd through our city yef-
terday charged with important dispatches fol
Prince Alexander Bcrthier miniaer Of war.
Several ordinances of police, which will pro-
duce the mott happy effects, have lately been
pubhihed in our city; every branch of ad.ni-
filtration is smeIiorated: all the Roman Ca
tholic, and Proedant churches in the Bavarisn
provinces in Snabia obliged to fend imne-
diately all THE G4argquon5 plate for qvbieb they
baDs no immediate oeeqfor, to he made ufe of
for the eCGnft OF government. This is furely
behed effect fthe meafures of police.
According to letters from Triehe OF the eth
AueuR, Pruliisn Courier psfIed through that
city the day before from S.. Peieriburg, which
he left af4er the arrival of D'Oubri his diff
patches were directed for the Pruiiian comman-
der in the Adriatic, his orders were to crols it,
and he accordingly embarked for the pace OF
his deitinaton, on the 9th Of Augut. The
fame letters add that the mouth of the Cattaro
had been delivered by the Ruilians TO the inf
trians ard by the latter to the French, aud hat
the Populations ofthe treaty Of Preiburgh, be-
ing now completed, that the Count Be iccarde
will return with the troops under his command
10 TrisHe, where they were daily expected,
aud further it j. GATED thu The Ruliian TROOPS
which were in Albania, had rl.embarked for the
Seven Hands.
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They inform from Buchareft, under date of
the 18th Auguf, that the Princes of Moldavia
and Wallacha are feriouny alarmed at the
movement made by the RufIian troops on the
Dneiiter. Notwithstanding the devotion of
thotr Princes to Rufiia, they are particularly a.
Harmed on account of a Rufian courier, which
was lately ient to Servia, near the infurgents.
STUTTGART, Sept. Q.
The departure Of the AuNrian prfoners con.
tinues daily, and detachments of the French
artillery are daily pafing towards the Rhine,
but after the news which we yeaerday received,
we pretume thofe prifoners and the Frepch ar
t'lsry will take different directions. 4 part of
the equpage of Prince Alexander Berthicr has
arrived at Munich. A French amp has COM
menced forming in the vicinity of Noerdlingin :;
all the troops quartered in the territories of the
prince Ettipgen- Wallenitien have repaired Thu
ther.
1.-THE Prufiian troops which were fationed
in the fuhurbs of Nuremberg, belonging to the
king of Pruiiia, have departed for Blreuth.
September IL.
French chief of Brigade OF Corps of Mar
fhal Ney, arrived here two days ago from
Memminsen, and gave orders for the ettabiiih-
ment OF powder magazine, at Cannonsdat.
A company of artillery-men, arrived there the
next day, for the purpofe of making cartridges.
1t rs reported that the French ordinance which
was in our vicinity, and few days ago was or.
dered to be transported to France, has been
ordered back. The removal of the military
flores from the grand depot at Ulm has been
tuipended, and the horfes which had been put
IN requiiiton, arc hill retained for transporting
back thoie which had been removed.
September Is.
We have jun received the Judgment of the
extraordinary military commilIion, eRsbliihed
at Branrau for the rurpofe of trying iundry
perfons charged with feri us offences. The
judgment of the faid commiiiicn, which has
been publiihed and ported in all public places,
declares that Jofeph Schoderer, merchant at
Donawort, John F. Palm, bookseller at Nu-
rsmbourg, Markell, innkeeper at Neckars, Urn,
in Bavaria, Jofeph F. Geniih, frit clerk in the
bookstore OF Stay, at Aufburgh. Kupfcr, book
teller and printer at Vienna, and Enrich, book
Teller at Lniz, in AuRria, were legally charged
of being the authors, printers and vendors, of
Certain pamphlets puhliihed again1 his maief
ty the emperor of France, and agaiait the French
army, written with the intention of exciting
the inhabitants of the South of Germany, TO an
inturrettion and Affirmation of the French
troops, and reducing the latter to diiloyaty to
their Ias.tm iovrreign (Bouapare.)
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LEXINGTON, lKsn.l Oaob-r %.

E*frad Of a letter from gentleman al NaD-
1iHs. 10 the Edifor Of he Hln!urty CGsSi..,,
dated Odo6er 5.
General Jacston has iGued orders for ,yvo
companies ct militia TO be RATED, for the pur-
p"ie of marching TO Nstchiioches aeaat the
Span'iii troops thete- They are 10 he raiGrd as
quick as pollibe, AMI 10 be in readiness 10 march
n momlni's Warning
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teSting the ferrous budnefs of the Negotiation.
he fill remained at Paris, at the date of the laR
accounts from that city. On the iubisc gene
rally of renewed continental War, Capt. Fof-
ter was dehred to report, by his merchant 4,
copenhagen, that the iafeh calculations might
De made on the certainty of its commencement,
and frong probability of its long contiuu-
ance. v-tl-.-... ..-..
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ExtraS ofa I-tfer from Li6,y 81,

E*trH6 efa letter from LiJ6on, Sept. /.
There is here at prcfent, Brtiih fleet of
25 fail ct the line, under the command of ear,
ST. Vincent.
ga large reinforcement Of Hips and II. 600
troops are expected here to protect The Pofru-
gueie sgaintt the Spaniards, who have entered
the frontiers. General Hutchinfon, the com.
mander in chief. with his aaF, has jufi arrived
IN the Santa Margaretta frigate.''
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NASuViLLE. Oaoher e5.

The detachment of troops from this territory
defined to Nate hitoches all kept capt Earrars
company of dragons, are on their rrtpsn--ha.
wing received orders from gen. Wilkinion to
that eht0--jhe Spanih troops having all re,ir-
ed beyond the Sabine. ,INafekes PaD.J
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HANOVER, Sent. z.

Piquets are drawn from the feveral corps of
cavalry, in order to watch the borders Of the
Weier, and the country between that river and
tho Ems, in order 10 prevent the defertion of
the PruiiiaO infantry, which has become 10 ge-
neral, that iome companies have loft a third,
and others a half of their men.--It is aferted
that general Ruchel, will not retain the COM
mand OF the army. Count SchuIleimbourg is
universally regretted. The mandates Of the
royal treafury, have experienced comfortable
depreciation, fnce the report of the war has
been III circulation.
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Sr. Thomas, OI. IL.
This place is in Rate of blockade by tn,
Butlih cruizers. The armed hin Euiav, vvti
the i'hrs. Nonnch, Reherca, and Meduf., al
OF Baltimore, from Eayti for this iilanj, ,rc tent
into IortC.G.
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BALTIMORE. Noyeub.- Q

Robert Nrisbf, eja. was on Monday elet9ed
governor OF this fate by joint ballot of both
houies. The election of the governors coun-
Gil was to have taken place yefterdav.
Fed. Gas.
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MIR. Ertkine, the new Britifh miniher, and
aoy' arrived IN this city lat evening, and left it
this morning for Philadelphia. ".
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BOSTON, November 6.

D. fbt arrivI effbe brig Br6eiG captain Foger,
in tie VrrJ Notf baDage ofs7 dqjs from CO..
Pegbage7, ave baUe been .favonrcd b. the bo-
HfsHsjJ and aHeStio1 IF captain FoRTr, qvifb
HambWg and CoSeabAgeA bapry4 10 III. 27fb
Sfbf1mbCr.
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cuILLIcoTHf, oaobsr q.

. The Kentucky Gazette denies that Col Burr
isbnding or.ceocsroed in any boats whatever
on the Mufl,irguin. The edi'or of the Ohio
Gazette VIII now il is hoped I've explicit as
the charge originated with him and prove it,. "
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9Snn?s4Tfr

Joiiah Quincy, Efq. for Bottom, and Jacob
Crowninihield, ETC. for Salem, are reelected
members of Congrefs.
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a hip and three fchooners belonging to Bal.
tmore, loaded with coffee, have been con-
demned NJ To-te.I,
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AARON PuRR

Rumours, of which the name of Aaron Burr
is made the vehicle, actually fwarm around us :;
many OF them OF iuch complexion that it
might be criminal either TO treat them with in
diFsTence, or 10 receive them rs ahfoiutely true
Under fuch circumstances ii is our duty TO re-
cord them. They will incu!cate vigilance and
the proprlety of fate of preparation for any
events which may occur. Let it not be ina
siped hat we have any doubts Of the virtue and
patrotlfm of the Wenern States, or apprehen-
mons OF any Vaccinations to feparate them from
me Union. On the contrary we believe their
affection to the union and the administration
uneounded. Notwithstanding, there may be
men among them who are deluded by their am
hlt'ous views, and who may form the mott I'M
promiing projects,
1t Is affirmed as an unequivocaI fs6 that a
contract has been entered into with Comfort
Tyler for frnifliing, on the waters of the Ohio,
about the beginning of Caober, provifions to
the amount of forty-thouiand dollars at the
bigbsH maJket prices. This is vouehed by Gre
dfahle men, who declare they have the infor-
nation from thofe who have feen the CONTACT
The fact is likewife corroborated by feveral per-
fons to whom Offers of purchafc were made, but
who declined entirely from the myfterious ap-
Pearance of the bufnefs. 1t is affirmed as I'M
deniabe, that during the laft win.er Mr.. Burr
offered general Eaton a Commiilion which the
latter rejected 10 conftquence Of which the
latter gentleman, at an entertainment at which
Mr.. Burr was prelent, gave toafl TO this eff
fset--" May the arm be wthered, and the head
Paralized, that lliaIl attempt or mediate fe-
paration of the tates." B.
Of Miranda.-Amot every arrival from the
Wett-lndles brings fome account of this extra
ordinary character, each generally at variance
with each other.
Captain Bourne, from Curacao, informs us
that on the 9Th Of Ottober, after Being feyera
times fired at, he was boarded by a Britill brig
Of war belonging to Miranda's fquadron, and
treated roughly. The commander informed
! captain B. that Miranda had failed from Aruba
! for Barbadoes, aud that mott of his forces had
left him.
On the other hand, captain Murray, of the
brig Ceres in ] g days from Trinidad, anures us
that Miranda had not left Aruba, and that he
had received no iuccours.
Captain Muzzy, Of the brig Exchange, who
left Trinidad about the 2oh OGober, fsys, he
faw lhip going into the harbour, which be iup-
poied to be the Leander.
49,
Bya letter dated god or. at Pinckneyville,
it appears thai Capt. Hook of the 1T u s. re-
giment of Infantry, had arrived from Ratchito-
ches, a few days before the date of the lrttsr,
who aaics that the Spaniards had evacuated the
dfputed ground, and that It's fuppoied every
thing viii be quiet in that quarter.
mn. E,d.
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NETWORK, November 10.

Captain Perry, OF the hip Thames, left Am
herdan on the 2G;h OF September, and has po-
litely furnlheh the editor of THE Mercantile
Advertiser with file Of Dntch papers to- the
18th. Under THAI date from Anferdam, the
only iHteretslng article is one which informs us
of convention having been entered INTO De-
tween the two houfrs of Saxouy and Brandon
hnr;h that on the frontiers of Sdxony the
French have formidable force Of not Ief5 than
$4,000 men and that the Prince of HaGe CAT
fcl remained in fate of inactivity as to mill
iary prtpara'ions.
Oar verbal accounts from AmRerdam It ate a
report that Ruiiis and Prufia hal formed 4 co.
aliiior, aud declared war agana Frauce that
Sweden had offered to afid the two former
powers o lie u;;AoG extent Of her refources
that Dutch camp, to confe Of l6,OoG men,
was forming at Utretcht and that Il It Of 7
la'l ofthe line, under Admiral De Winter, was
At anchor in the Nieu dep.
Or the 2lf of September, of Dover, capt.
Perry was boarded by the Brtifh gun brig Iy-
grcfs, and informed 10y Ter commander that
Lord Lluderdale had returned to EngIan with
out concluding peace.
Markets in AmGerdam for Wea India pro-
dnce were on the riie, in conitquence of the
profpe6t Of the renewal Of hoaiiiiieS on lie con.
uDent.
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TIE fsilosving traaAaffoas o5higissi, jrnis.d BY
Mr.. HoaF, Ssvedib eoafai in fb;s place, he %,
fkat their contents are
HIGHLY INTERESTING.
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FRhNCE ANp PRUSSIA,

relation of
FRANCE AND PRUSSIA,
are extracted from 4 late London p1per--They
are G,oagly corro5orative Of the opinion that
e warbctwccu theft powers Is unavoidable.
" Were we TO foru orr opinion Of The fate
sc ,hc public mind ADD feeling in Germany,
from WIN. W. read IN the Continental papers,
we ni5uld be apt 20 conclude iha;, in Tefpcd
10 Fraace, they q,re a6oa,ed By no other fen
f,insnt tAsu that OF tie mon paliyc and pli-
cit oheditnce. Our private correfpondencc,
however, prei,uis a pi9u-c Of a quite different
ctaraEicr and colour. We have received, by
I've bal, H,nou.k a.a', letter from Berlin,
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: Dlllolution of Copartnerlhlp.
sOaaIs

THE copartn:rfhip bitherto iabiding uaoder
the Grm of sJSlak Riaaie g Co. o. A!c&a'a'"ia,
was dia,.scd the 6ra ineaat, by matu.a con-
icnt: All lpesfoes that are Mdebtea>to, ,r that
hsse claims on the fame, are fegaeaed tocome
forward and fetrie, as il is deGcaoe TO clole the
coacxn as f3on as poaisle. Tnofe whsle &C
counls are of long BANDING ar: particularly re,
e1,sstsa to attend TO this notice, and NIKE,
pay slrnssto either of the fubicribers.
i, JOSEPH RIDDLE;
49, OF Alexandria.
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore.
September IS. IT,
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T B-Tc sAf.E.
Gu i.1ssey merit, Ct 8 c'e'oca, III,
9a on caps. e1nuv'5 uAar!.
% iIhds. 4'll, md 5fh groof ANN
RUN, ona credit.
+. G, Ms1fellu.
January IS.
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rOHN WATTS,

Fairfax-arest, oppo6te Mr.. Joas JASasy's, has
received via Baltimore,
A Handleme agortmsni
FALL g WINTER GOODS,
Which he viii fellow for GAIA, or 90 lhofscrsd-
sic, 10 punstual cnaomsGs.
Super6ne Cloths and Caih nefs.
Winfor Velseseen,
Paent Cord aud Patent Cord WaiRcca,ipg.
$ Fancy MoieGSias and FIorensines,
Silk Plalh and Velyeis,
Sewing Silk, TwiR and Thread,
Leno and Dragoona Null Cloaka,
Gcnrlsnenss White anl Black Silk Hose,
Do. do. do. Gloves,
Do. do, Ssuns do.
Do. Yosk Fan and Doe-skia do
LADIES' White and aek.Hofe,
D.. Extra long Silk Cloves and Misss
Do. do. Wali, Leather & Riding Gioyes.
Sattins, .Lutehfings and Pesflans,
Luseasing and Satin Ribbons
Lacesand Edgings,
London Hats.
Roe. and Fulfil Blankets,
Silk Rugs and Caddows,
Carpets and Carpesing,
German O.nabrigs,
DaalafIes and Bedricking,
Silk and Cotton Salpenders,
Imperial and Young Hyfon Feas,
Glover Seed and Seine Twine, sc. sc.
seOa Ok cod.