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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-28
Tan. 6. 1906.

q Tie hearing of The ahove cafe commenced
on >atu5day the ID Instant, and was by toufens
Of pc, lies adj ,araed iii Ihufday the 2sd INST.
on Which DAY the Jadgc beira prevented from az
teadiHg, Iii; hcsrEg Of the lald cafe is further sd.
jeuEned til Monday the Sd February next, at
the Court Houfe in Alexandra, at II O'Clock in
the forenoon, of which thole concerned are deGro
ed to take notice.
BY order,
G. DENEALE, C. c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-28
aleraaDria DaGp aonerttser.
TUESDAY, JANUARY %.

Extract Of alater from Lisbon, 10 a gen
tlemon neuvIn JYashngton.
LISBON, 5 O'Clock, 9th Dec.
An hour since the mail arrived. Tn.
Official advice says 10 me that Vienna is
taken, snG contribution OF Il ahl,on
sterling levied. Nenicr asd Tyrol, and
IL strong holds given to the trench rs Sc
'curty tor 9an arn!:sdce whitst peace As
neg Gated"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
@isceuanp.
From the WEEKLY IN.rrcrol
John BULL LAUGHING AT US.


JOHN BULL LAUGHING AT US.
We have frequently attempted to
perfuade thofe Of our political oppo.
nents, who are honeft, that without
a military marine our commerce will
sventual,y be cut off our country a
laughing flock and bye-word of re-
proach among all nations that we
ought TO have been able 70 command
refpea, at leait in our own waters !;
and that if the rieafures which orr
ginated in the better days of the Fed
eral Administration had been purtu-
ed with perseverance, we Aould have
been able at leaf totrim The balance Of
f0zUer on IKE ecean, and thus have been
formidable even to Great Britain.
But no, faid the gentlemen who
have difmantled our navy, and thus
cut the inewsof our national ftrength,
fhips of war would be exbenEve |!
Very true-houfes are expeniive /;
apparel COTS fomething; and we can
not even procure fool without pay
ing for 1t and fhall we, to avoid
thefe expences, feek ihelter in caves
and hollow trees-go naked like
South Sea favages and feed on buds
and berries
Befdes, what would become Of
the money laid out in building a va
Wy F.? w ould it no. increaie the active
induffry Of our citizens give fecu-
ri,y to our property on the ocean |;
encourage our own manufaetories,and
thus add to the wealth of the nation,
without the neceHhty cf tending a
Jingle cent cut Of the country? IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

his bancful potion is in good de-
gree neutralized.
When LavoiGer, as we'll as many
other literary characters were put 70
death, by the tyrant Robefpierre,
fays a Brittilh writer, Veil was
drawn over the pneumatic branch Of
chemical fcience, in France, for a
time. | cannot learn, however, BY
peruhng the works oftheir fucceGors,
that this veil has as yet been with
drawn. Indeed, it appears to me
tha: 1t has rendered clinical icience
among them fill more obfcuie -
otherwife they would nothave fought
for the contagious principle in psfrid
beet, and RATED fuch an Internal
itench to defroy principle which
never exilted in the material; or re-
commended fulphurous gas to deftroy
the vines Of plague and all either can
tagicat."
I" The Plague, lays DR.. Rufh) is
not contagious difeafe. It is the
offspring, like the yellow fever, Of
exhaiationS from putrid vegetable
and animal matters I'M. r. vol.
o.-Contagion is defined BY DR..
Mitchell, of New Y ork, in the fame
volume, to be " g morbid iferetion pro-
diced By Aving OeEaLar atfion ; OF
which the fulall pox and meailes are
examples"
Infection. on the other hand,
the Poifonous caufe of peftilential &
malignant feYers, is formed bya com
mon putrifactive procefs among ths
elementary ingredients Of inanimate
matter"
Upon this principle, dianetrically
oppofte to the Guytonian method,
American phy6cians have adopted ar
exPedient 10 deltroy febrile potion
and 10 render itationary, as we'll a:
floating Indications clean which
upon repeated trials, wear after year
in different parts Of the, United States
has not failed in producing the dsGree
effect VIZ. ALKALIZATION An,
as long as filth and putrefying fub
frances continle to generate febril,
potion and alkalines retain thei
correcting, cleaning, antidotal pow
er; 70 long, 1t is prefumed, will thi
expedient maintain its ground.
But if the order Of nature fheulc
happen to change I; 70 that Soar
would no longer oleanfe foul gar
ment, nor purify filthy receptacle
or Mould pot-alh and lime, loofe thei
power of arrefting and deltroyin,
poifonous exhala1ions, then the grea
MATS Of the community mutt Yin
quelfionably abandon this mode 0
purGcF alton, and Gcidr would proba
blyweDrr o heir dernier refort.
| -l-.a JEREMIAH BARKER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-24
WAR DEPARTMENT,
December Is, 1906.

WAX Lea An NbAA
December Is, 1906.
Aqreeably 70 the request OF the COM
m,,,ee. az expressed 10 Your letter OF the
4osh ,ns,ant. / herewith enclose such IN
Formation on the subject referred to them,
"a i, possessed by this department, 10 40
dition 20 what was communicated 90 coar
rrrs, with the message of the president OF
she TT. S. at the commencement o. tue
present session, viz.
4 COW of governor Cordero.s answer
.n.r.l Wiikinson's letter OF the 9Th
Oc,oher. marked No. 1, and an extract
from captain general Salcedo's answer 70
governor Claiborne's iss letter 90 Sovetnof
Herrera. marked No. 2.
20 which | would beg leave to add the
fo.lowing statements and remarks.
The law axing the military estaDlisn-
men, Of the u. S. being under tns eye OF
RI. COMMITTEES, is may only be necessary
60 remark that, of the force which II au-
thor,ses, eighteen companies are Pes'ed a.
follows, viz. D.
One company in Portland aud Forts
mouth harbors.
Oae do. Boston harbor and at the arse
nal Springfield. ca.a..,;
One do. New York harbor.
One do. on the Delaware, below rnIla.
delphia. p,s.u h.r-
bors. G r ~
IN North Carolina
Two do. frontiers OF Georgia.
One do. do. of Tennessee.
One do. at ChickasaW Butts ana AT.
kansas.
Ooe do. at St. Louis.
One do. Chikago, south end OF Lake
Michigan.
One DO. Detroit.
One edo. Michillimackinae.
One do. Niagara.
One do. ForlWayne,o on the portage De.
ms.n The Wabash and the Miami OF the
I.at... The remaiaing force is under the
;mmedia,e command of the general IN the
Or,eans and Mississippi territories,
The corps arc nearly complete, inclad.
;np the recruits now On their passage Tor
the lower Mississippi.
In addition to the regular force under
,he immediate command OF the general,
+. !. authorized TO call on the Orleans and
Mississippi territories for such reintorces
men,s of militia, as may be thought ex-
pedient. So,
Arms for infantry, and pistols and
swords for a due proportion of cavalry,
have been forwarded TO New Orleans tor
the use of such militia as might be called
into service. /,
The Spanish force has lately crossed and
re-crossed ms Sabine, has been represent.
ed a. amounting to 1900 men, principally
mounted militia; there is, however rea.
son for believing that their numbers have
been overrascd. Their force at Pensacola,
Mobile, ADD Baton Rouge, amounts, pro.
bably, TO from 500 to $50 men.
II is pot possible TO form any thing ike
a correct opinion of the force which Spain
could bring into the field from her ex,en.
sive western and southern territories, or
from beyond sea. 1t may be presumed that
the war 10 which she 10 at present engaged
ard which e~ndangers some of her valaable
possessions, must render il difficult for
her TO draw a very considerable force 70
any point on our frontiers.
AS 20 the protection of our citizens, |
be allowed 70 refer the committee to
the message of the president Of the u. s.
TO congress, of the ID instant; 10 which
he has expressed his idea of the means
OF protecting them at the c~ommenecmens
of a war, add until a regular army may be
raised. But as the right of deciding on
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-24

10 pipes third proof Holland Gin,
8 pipes fourth proof Bourdeaux
Brandy,
For ale BY
Roberts and Griffith.
OeeeaDer .. 2aY3H
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-24
DOCU M E N T S.

The Guosviing are The documents svh.eh &C.
-eonsauied the report Of the c0aatsstfee OF
raa1 bart Of the presidents Message
.yh,ch relafes 10 an inpasion OF terri-
roru bu the troops Of Span; and 70 the
adSo,,on of neasmes Jar the protection
meres.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-05
mo 1916.

An examination of the Scholars of
the Alexandra Academy, will be held at the
Academy, on Monday the 10th instant.
y order ME Board4ef 7sustees,
w. d. sinms, Seey.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-05
WILLIAM FITzHUGH.
November g.

Iendors l'is grateful acknowledgements to
the STOCKHOLDERS OF tie Bank of POTOMAC,
for their having twice elected him one ftheI
Directors and lss sorry now to inform them,
that the present deransed state of his health,
will not permit him l5neer to attend to the du.
ties of this ai,pc;nrt,ncet: he, therefore, re.
sposstfuliy requests, that, at tie approaching
election, they viii lock out ior some ether
person to supply ias place.
November a. e,5t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-05

r PRINTING G., 81 ITS Dariozs l,gashss,
4Rkamsy agssHfg At m 9SzA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11
ROBERT eRBENHow.
FOR SALE,

4 Traa Of Land, containing $40 acres, extending
\ upwards Of mile on James River nearly OPP
polite to the Wefoyer efate; one fourth of Il only
iseleared; thsreis Dwelling Houfe on it, & Il has
good landing and filing place. This land is worth
the attention of any perfon who wants feat OIL flames
River, or wifhes tO realize grea, bargain may be
had, as 10 difcharge an ncumbrance) it will be Of
Tered AZ amueh lower price than elan purehaer gave
or tfeyen years ago. Fielding Lewis efqr of Charles
city will be good enough to bew the land; plots of
may be leeu in the hands Of Mr. Lewis and Doctor
Adams Of Richmond, and terms known from r. G..
Pestby Of WiTliamfburg. &'S
AdjoiMns the above trs1 IL me Of the mon beau
tful ieats on James River, which has attaehsdto, a.
bout 1000 acres this may be bad alto, il il mould
iuit Purehafer 10 take the whole; the improve
Hients ON this eitase are, dwelling houfe with 4
roomson floor, Kitchen and laundry, large
barn ard Fable, an ic. houfe, fuoke houfe, large
garden we'll idcIofed, an orchard and many choice
fruit tree; The pufehafer may have, from to rs
years credit, paying ntsdeTste interel ~f
TO. PRAcHY.s
APrlf Oaptf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11
LAND FOR SALE.

Or tie esrd ssf,,1,y ia AsgsF rexf, SeiR q rrfs/sa
oJat at paSis A1s7ior, ar Jaea Ands.sni Tavern,
n hs 7o.sm Of Nr.v- Conses;a as''-e >"
OK LOTS OF LAND, being psreel. at .rata
- formerly heldby Colonel Samuel Jourdan which
lately divided by the fubfcriber, into fexeral'
fmaller tracts. Three Of the lots are Gtuated be-
tween James and Slate rivers; and the ether thr-e
on tile iouth de Of Slate river, adjoining the lands of
MIR. Robert Nicholas, and Mr.. Stephen ,Geurant..
The land iswell timsered and is favorable for til.
culture sftobaeeo aud wheat; and no part>of,it /.
more dtant than three miles from excellent r,er-
chant mill; and the whole IS convenient to good ma
vgatiopy Plots of the land will be left with Mr..
Walter irvine, of,Nsw- Canton, andthe lines will he
ealy traced, asthey are very generally known in the
neighborhood. - ts,
One fourth Of the rurchafe money will be de-
nianded on the devery.of the deed; the balance to
be divided into two equal annual nalmens, fecured
upon the property, by decd of trua., ="
i JOHN ADAMS.
June @. (oawtdf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11
FORT LEWIS,

f'tei!y Ar laid Peiito contain 26os dsr.l.
'HE Tale will take place ON the premifes on Mon
Il day the 4th day of July nert.
This eilate having been before -advertfed and the
tale pottponed it deemed neceary to apprife the
public that though the faes formerly announced were
pottponed on account OF payments receyed from the
defendant Rof the fale )ssadvertifed would have ia
ken place but for, mifake, in the advertisement.
The fubfcrber has no reafon to fuppoe tina, the one
now advertifed will not take place, and if, contrary
TO his expectation, il hould again be put off, the earl
eft public notice will be given, that thofe who are DIFF
Poted to become purchafers, may be put to any
unneceGary trouble. -
BENJAMIN MOSBY, n. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. " d.
. May 30 ,dr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11
Bu antboritp.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

. r AN ACT ,,
authorizing d.tae6meaf from tie militia Of t5s United
f'-T fffs fye Sfdfts 72.t sA
BeH eaaaai VIZ Seaat< md Roajt Of Res1,f5n,a.
fpef Of he Uaitrd Starr of Aa.eie1 IN 'Coae,ef az
Eabid That the Pretilent of the United States be,
and he is hereby authorifed turh time as he r,al
deem neceaty, require of the executives Of the fe
verai Sates TO take eff dual resfres to organize
arm aud equip, according to law, and hold in rea-
dinefs tomarch al moments warning, their ref
peive proportions ut ono hundred thoufand militia
officers iaeluded to be appor,ioued by the Preiident
OF the United States, by the militia returns Of the
la year., in cafe, where fueh returns were made and
in cafes where finch returns were not made the iaa
year by fieh other data as he iaIl Judge equitable
SEC. 2. md e IL fayfbsr rnatfsj, That the Pre-
fidsnt may, it he ha Judge il, expedient, authorifs
the executives Of the evera States to aeeep as part
ct the iaid detachment any corps of volunteers who
iha engage TO continue in feryice Fix months after
they STRIVE at The place Of rendezvous.
Sec, 3. dAdItS fsf5ey ena7si, That the detaeh-
rient Of militia and volunteer, aforef,id, fall be Off
eered out of The Preent militia officers or others az
the option dnd direction of the contutional authority
IN each State respectively; the Preident Of the u.
ni'ed STATES apportoning the general officers among
the REFLECTIVE States as he may deem proper.
Sec. 4. dai6tb fhrf5Se sdat7cI That the fsid de-
taehrnents ihall not be compelled TO lefve longer
arrive at the place
Of rendezvous aud thar during the tie Of their fer.
vice, they nall be entitled the fame pay ration.
and allowance for clothing, that are eabhed bS law,
as the pay, ra,ods and allowance for clothing Of the
army Of the United States.
See INT Be IL Iayfbe, rHst7rl, That the Pref,
dent Of the United States be, and he is hereby au.
thorifed TO call into actual fsrvcs any part, or the
whole ofths faid detachmeni, when he Gal Judge the
exigenees Of the United States reqsre il il part
Of the faid detachment only fall be called into actual
erviee, they mall be taken from feh par, thereof as
the Prslflept IN his dfereGonn,s deem proper.
Sec. G. .fhdte IL fstf5cr Sast7ta, That two nIli-
oBs ri dollars be, ant are hereby appropriated out Of
any money in the tesfury nor oiherwife appropfia-
fed, for the pay and fubflenee Of fuch par, Of the
faid detaehntest a. may be called into fsrves.
Ssef7. dsfbr IL fpyfber essl1ef, That 40 aa inti-
tul-d Az ad dressing detaehm4ni from the nsi.
fa Of the uni,e9 States, and for erecting certain ar
fessls, approved the third Of March, one ,houland
eight hsndrsd AID seee, be, sad the fame = hsrsby
repealed,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11
FOR SALE.

NWo tracts Of LAND, lying in the County
j Of Fluvanna, one of them lying on Hardeware
river, and within one & halfniles of lanes river.
containing 3S5 acres Carries creek and within
ono mile Of the north fork Of James river, containing
364 atres further Description is deemed unneeefary
as It IS preiumed that perfon will pdrehafe without
viewing the fame, which will be fFfovn by the Ctb
ierher living in Albemarle. WILLIAM MOON.
June 90 (epst1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11
RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY.

NOTICE 1; hereby given, that the Truaess
i have appointed the 1T day of Augua nex,, for
the Payment of tie Prizes drawn in the end CIaf, of
the above, LOTTERY, ar which time they will be
paid BY the fubleriber on application. se't.
AN .Perion' holding money on ,aceopnt of the
iaip Lottery, are requested to make immediate paw
ment 70 one The Truees TO DEPOT. the fame in
the Bank Of Virginia. -
GEORGE TUCKER. Aaiy 1,sae..
June 20. -..,-...,, (oawtlftA}
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11
NOTES.

!. The Poh-Mater General may expedite TIE
mans and alter the times OF arrival and departure
at any time during the continuance of the contracts.
ne previouny fiPuatipg an adequate compenfati-
on Tor any extra expense that may be oceaioned
thereby.
2. Fifteen minutes fsall be allowed for opening q.
c'ong the mail at all olives where no particular time
is fpeeifed
g.. For every thirty minutes delay unavoidable
accidents accePted in arriving after the times pre-
eribed IN any contract, the contractor fali forfeit
one dollar; and If the delay continue until the De
Parture Of any depending mail, whereby the mails
afrmea ior iuch depending mail Iois trip, an adj
tiona forfeiture of five dslars fhaa be incurred
a. Newspapers well as letters are 70 be TENT ia,
the mali and IT any per?on, making ProrDfals, de-
tires TO carry rewiPopers, other than thofe convey
ed IN the mail, for his euiolunent, he uul la,e
in his ProPofas, for what FUN he will carry ir
with that euolument, and for what fun without that
emournent.
8. Should any perfou,, making bropofIs. deGrs,
an alteration of the fines of arrival and Departure a.
bovs ipeci6ed he mu Rate in bis propofals the all
erations defrsd, snd the difference they will make In
the terms of his contract.
6. 9erfons making propofaI,. are deiired to f1,e
their prices by the year. T'hofe who contract will
receive their pay quarterly, III the months Of Febraa-
ry' May Auguitand November, one sionth after
the expiration Of each quarter.
T. No other than free white perfon fhail be en-
pioyeJ TO convey the mail.
8. Where the propofer intends to convey the mail
IN The body Of Rage carriage, he IS deirsd 70 Rate
il in his propofsIs.
9. The Poa-nia6er General referves to hnifelf the
right of declaring any CONTRACT a, an end whenever
three failures happen, which amount to the lofsofa
trip each.
10. The CONTRACTS for the routes numbered / to
A. are to be in operation the frl day of OCTOBER
next, and TO continue in force for two years, from
that time for the routes TO. ITO 81, are to COM
menee at the fame time, and continue in force one
years and for the routes No. So to II, are to COM
menee ct che fame time, and continue in force unit,
the STA of March, 1902
GIDEON GRANGER,
.. ..,. PosT-MAsrER oESERAt
cEELREL fosr-oFftcE,
RI. 6.-u oo toco
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11
JUST PUBLISHED.

By DSUid Lone5ortb, Mrz6- Tork, and fer E,e
ut The Enquirer Book.Sfore,
HE ADVENTURES of TELEMA CHIJs. fon
4 Of UtYssu,; from the French Of FENELoN, bv
the celebrated Joba Hasot5f7yo,5, L. II. u. correct
ed and revded by O.. Gregory, with life of the au-
thor, and complete iadtx Hinorical and Geographic
cal; embefhed with engravines.
Ago-HUremasoN's xsHorHoN, EIERMAr &
DoRoTnEA, &c. sc &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11
Dolls. 1000

The fuperority Of this fchene, TO the one fri pro-
pofsd Is 70 obvious. that little need be ad in
merdation Oft Thofs inclined TO adventure, will
fee, that their chance for obtaining prizes is greatly
encreafed that pending the drawing, their obrenti-
on OF fniali prizes, may by renewal, inlansy give
them ieveral chances for prize Of comfortable mag
n,ude.
! To thofe who have drawn PRIZES Of fifteen dol
lars, in the EiyR cia6; well as to thoe who drew
BLANKS, INFORMATION IS NOW GIVEN.
that the PRIZES, may, at their option, be rene we'd
by tickets in this clafs-and their BLANKS, at len
dollar each ProridtS fuch PRIZES and BLANKS
with the CASH, is renitted, FREE OF POSTAGE.
10 RosERT GREENHow, merchant in Wfamfburp,
Agent and Treafurer; or WILLIAM NzwsuM, Poit-
Matter n Norfolk. frevisr, ofBs commitment of III
drazpi7g; AFR 7vbi ttri0J yenesOn zsH be MATE
When 10 the Profpe4 Of individual advantage, that
may refut to each adyenturer, is added the patrio-
tic reafon', which induced the Legislature to authorize
this lottery, isardenty hoped, that the difpotioa
Of tice will foon enable the commioners TO certi-
fy that the da7piag Bqs con7sse1ee4Wheh event the
agent aGures the public hal be expedited by every
means in his power.
ROBERT GRBENHow,
Hgent and Trea/Iye-.
Williamsburg, June 10, So6. (owst)
- Tickets may be had Of 'Ro'er, Greenhow,
merchant in Williamsburg and William NewIum,
Pot-lnafter in Norfolk who will, as opportunities
offer, give then, more erteuiive circulation, by pla
eng them in the hands of others for difpohrion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11
MARSfiAL's SALE.

1otf l9n 70, really napcy, Dna, de,eeef lie court of
ge Ona'd Sfdtf' for b. ef6 eisept in ite Virginia
Of Essiht Edrea,df, flainti6, and Dsvid Ref and
ofbt.', dsnanti, ia order fo.~at tie au of il,45o
d'h. "a et' due and eaya5ison tie 10 Tan. isa bat
01i'es a'fSVeH k'0s1" 5eate he county Of o,ifou,,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11
NOTICR.

NE partnerhip of foba Butter q Co. at Carriers
l. vile, is this day diffolved by mutual content.
The collection Of all debts due to that concern, is com,
n,itted entirely to Tiias N'Ktaxi. the aeana part
ner OF. william VI Kcnzie 81 Co. and to him alon.
OF to any one he may appon, payment to be made
JOHN BUTLER,
VIM. MKENZIR & Co.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11

5000 VT. SALT pETERD BACON,
1000 VT. fri quality N ENGLAND CHEESE.
10 grofs BOTTLED CYDER,
~ few bufhels CLOVER SEED,
$50 pieces PAPER HANGINCSi
For Sale by
Ia EDWARD HXLE5M
~ Continuity for Hire-An Excellent CARRIAGE
and Horfes-appB as above.
May 27. - ....-'-...' - eotf
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FOR SALE-er. .Is l,zr,a fe-r:i:
25ooEa.k. Of LIVERPOOL sAf.r: and 10 crate.
Of LIVERPOOL EAilrHEN WARE Of Gapefio,
qua'y & well aIort-d joa arrived in the hip Mer-
chant, Captain JoHN,oN, FROM Liverpool, at Ber-
muda Hundred
Overflow ANDERSON.
May 20. If.
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June O.
JUST RECEIVED

- AND rsR SALE Bv THE SUBSCRIBERS,
a N Extenfive Nlortment' of GROCERIES,.
L \ mo"g which ara the following articles:
N4ufesvado fagar aiIortea : Tar - Is
Weit-india Coffee : Thos Leipcr's Snuff
Antigua 6 Jamaica Rum Maccouba do.
Country $50 3d. S-Havanna Sesars
Cogniae & Peach Brandy Salt Petre
Holland Gin 20 Brmftonc, Madder, and
w. India and Sugar-hotfe Ground Ginger in fmall
Molaies - a, 1 Kegs. 50
l.. P. Madeira Wine. SsLog-wood s.,
Port, Sherry and Maiags Turkey Cotton = -.
Wine W, i-.sr New-York Candles and
tfbberts' Brown Stone Soap ...;. a.. go.
Martinique and Bordeaux Spermaeeti Candles
.Cordials ---Ol
Bake, Salt : Patent Lamps -
Do. in Jacks and loofe Dutch Cafes with plain
bullock. Cheeie and gilt Bottles
Caldwell, Frazer & Coz Cuttings aGorted
fuperhue Chocolate Eartlen and Stone Ware
S s,l Writing & Wrapping pa
Nutmegs, Pepper, Ginger per T..
and Pihnento Henry WILL and Merry
Mace and Cloves ?" : Andrew Cards
OH ohves, and CaPers China Plates, DO. Bowls
Gan-powder, Young Hy.S of different lzes
fon-and Sourhong Teas Do: Tea and Coffee Cups
Gamblers containing lib. and Saucers
and Sid. Gun-Povder SrDo Chimney ornament.
lea rs Plain and cut, at. pit. aud
Picked Salmon . K half pint Deeaniers
Gut -Herrings and Shad Pint, half ps & gill Tun,-
Patent fhot aGor,ed blers
and IF Gun-powder : A few fets Table China.
"A regular fupply of Loaf Sugar by TIE hid. and
barrel, at Philadelphia price,
FISHER & LEsuEUR.
May %. oawtf.