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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-28
From tie Aaror~.
WHAT CAN BE DONE,
I AGAINST BONAPARTE,

! n AGAINST BONAPARTE.
Let us fee what can the allies, with all their
experience pait and prefent, undertake with
any profpea of effect? Let us fpeak as If we
wifhed the allies to conquer, but let us not as
tome OF our iiik. ftocking folders, trace a cam
paign for tea table.
The force Of Bosaparte in Germany cou6t.
ed ON the paiIaee OF the Rhine in October iait
OF hx columns of $4,000 men each--or 50 900
men to thef- wasadded feventh column un-
der hugerrau making $4,000 men. But from
thefe he was Obliged to detach
Martial Davouft into Hungary, $4,000
Martial Bsfiie,es at Vienna, $4,000
Gen. Marmont on the brave, 10000
Marlhal Ney on the fource of the Inn, $4,000
Martial Augereau at Ulm: other
garrfons on the Danube and Her, -----
10000
So that there remained under the ,.I
marihals Murst, Mortier, Laf- r- I
mes, Oudinet, and Bernadotte, $1,000
BaVarian auxiliaries, $4,000
100000
out OF which the garrifons of Steyr, Brunn, and
Oimutz were to be formed, fay 10000 men. p
so that the utmoa force Bonaparte could
have in the neigh bourhood of Olmutz, could
not exceed, between 80 and &C, 1000 effective
men. i-- i. =
Knowing his hrength and his potion, we
are nrlt 10 enquire what force could be brought
asainn him.
We find that the PrufTians had advanced nm.
der general Hohenloe to Nuremberg, onIy 10
miles from the Rhine-and that the grand army
OF Pruta, bad its bead quarters at Gottingen
on the Lime. "A movement in this direction
would be perfectly confident with profound
taefics; we fhall therefore venture to form,
PROJECT for the campaign againft Bonaparte, on
the part of the allies.
The force under the Rufiian gene
rails Winzineerode and Kutufoff,
between Olmutz and Trophau, 10000
os"' aug d'ioh corps, $4,000
d
$4,000
The reinforcement under Gen. Bux-
hoVeoen' $4,000
g.
49,, $4,000
The plan of this army fhould be to maintain
dtfeniive war about the fources of Oder. and
along the frontiers of Silelia keeping open a
communications with Glstz and Koninpfpratz
m Bohemia, by Gorlitz, in Lufatia, Schwefini,z
IN Sileiia, drawing their ammunition and forea
from their rear; 70 as to diicumber their
camps from the charge of cunberous maya
zines, and enable them to move with ceIer;,v
aud force IN any direction which the deligns of
the invader might require.
THIS fyftem would indicate the formation of
a kuiii7n and Prnflian army of obfervation in
their respective portions of ancient Poland 81
cooperation with a Prufian force, tn he
marched from the banks of The Sperne. in three
columns, the left upon Lganitz, the centre At
Ziitau or Gorlitz, and the right and advance.
covered or Ranked by the Elbe in it's fsmi.cir.
cular winding from Koningratz to Leftmeritz-
this force fhould
Amount to issst. r} ON ooo
nc Nuinah iorce ABOUT 10000
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100000
10000

,r, ..tf $4,000
The communication once opened, and the
plan OF operations fixed, the two armies fbouLd
be formed into columns, without intermixture
0i Tire Fruiiisns with the Rufiians. The Ruff
avs ihould furnifh the harrafIing corps, and the
principal tactical movements fhould he left
wholly to the Prufiian geDerals--the columns
ihould coniiit of 10000 men each, which would
give columns of nearly double the numbers of
the French columns, and leave a refrrve of S.
600 men to fuppIy the place of any difconcert.
ed column. Thefe corps Mould be provided
with route, and m order on pain of death to
the general If he did not execute the march in
given time and the diftance fhould be 70 well
calculated as that the corps which had the
Ionfet march fbouId move hrff, and at the rate
OF Is miles IN l2 hours, and ref IL hours, un-
I'll within 90 miles Of the enemy the nearer
corps regulating .hsit march by the time and
difance, 10 that the whole fbould at one hour
arrive in the front, four coIsmns, and two 70.
lumns on The TANKS, with rcferve on that flank
from which The allies might with to drive Bo.
naparte.
Thefe movements flouId not be DELAYED
nor fhould 4 monent be ioh in commencing
the action, aud It fiould be confentsneous from
right TO left.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23
HOUSE OF LORDS.

Lord Auckland presented on Monday
tAPrii 50 his proposed bill of indemnity
10 All such persons as had advised and
carried into execution prcciama,ions for
suspeDding the laws which regulated the
intercourse between the Nyest-Iudia co,
ion'es and the United States of America.
tie stated with great perspicuity the ma
ture OF tina. trade from the year l78S 10
The present period, and the necessity
winch produced the occasional reioxations
OF the navigation laws as applicable To the
intercourse between America aud tic
west ladies. His lord hip next explain
ed the Daiare ofthe commercial relations
between this country and America, and
expressed his satisfaction in the growing
prosperity of America, which lac looked
upon as the best security for the continu-
ahce oil that peace and friendship which
ne hoped would ever subsst between he?
and Great Britain.
Lord Holland declared himself strong
~ 10 favor OF liberal intercourse betw cen
the West India Islands and America, and
declared his intention of proposing a pros.
pectIve clause to be introduced inio the
olli' the tenor of which should be to ena.
Die he governors 10 open the ports TO A.
meiican vessels by proclamation.
Lord CrenviIle protested himselfin IA
vor OF the principle Of occasional relaxa
'ion from The slrictoess of the navigation
act, and he hoped the noble lord would
bring in clause to.lhe effect he propos
ed.-The bill was read first time and
ordered to be printed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23
LIVERPOOL, April 9, 1906.
POLITICAL RETROSPECT.
RUPTURE wITu ppr1ss,.

The terror of The French arms, which
IS now omnipotent in the north, of Ger.
many, has at length :orn ssunder the few
IaIDt points of connection which remained
between this country and Prussia the
latter, sunk into the abject and wretched
instrumental Bonspare's desperate views
against our commerce, may be consider
cd IN an actual state Of hostility to our in
'erest add our prosperity. This inteIIi
gence was brought by Mr.. Jackson, who
arrived on Thursday morning at the Fo.
reign Office, from Berlin. 1t was soon
after the subject oflong and serious con.
sheraton a, full meeting of the cabinet
MINISTERS and dispatches we're senf of,
IA the course ola few hours, to all the Gu,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23
LATE AND IMPORTANT
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
Received at the office Of the. Norfolk Public
Ledger, by The shin Merchant, Coffain
Jol'istof', in 81 days from Livertiooi.
LONDON, April Z.

A Gag oftrnce arrived off the harbor of
lover this morning at five o'clock, with
dispatches from Bologne, man Of war
brig heavins in sight, one Of our boats
took out the dispatches and the French
othcer' and Is now carrying them on board
OF her, which will in all probability, con-
vey them to the Downs as before.
Yesterday eight vessels arrived in the
river from Hamburger. They form part
Ola Heet of "a sail of British vessels which
were lying at Hamburger. The greater
part OF which have since arrived, accord
ing. to our letters ofthis day.
On Sunday the So,h ult. about 4 O'Clock
IN the afternoon, sudden and perempto-
ry order was communicated from the Bri-
tish vlce'consul, desiring hem 10 quit that
place In . hours, and The Elbe without
delay. This intima,ion was given in con-
sequence of an official notice by the Prus.
sian consul, declaring that all the ports in
the North of Europe, where his Prussian
majesty possesses any cnntrol, were to be
shut against British vessels and British
manufactures.
Great apprebensions were entertained
at Hamburger that all British property
would be ccnfscated. it is stated tina,
thefusntity of British property now there
Is not so considcrable as it was lately. The
British subjects are apprehensive for their
personal safety.
we have received letters from Gibrnl.
tar Of the LIST ult. which state. that or the
preceding day the Flying Fish schooner
had arrived there from off Carthagena
with intelligence tha. the Spanish feet
:, consisting IF eight sail of the line, had
Quilted that port aud put to sea. Their
destination as not known. Lord ColIine
wood would probably have traced theun be-
fore this time.
On Saturday report was prevalent ir
the city, that accounts have been received
by government fom Bengal, dated early
in Dece mber, which state, Scinda had re-
Iected the proposals made TO him by ST,
George Barlow, and was preparing 70,
war, and that the government paper wa.
at SIX PEI cent. discount.
BY alet,er from Kinsale, it appears, Tai
admiral LIMOS in the Marengo man q
war and frigate was seen on the 9TH nit
and kept in sigat of till The lth there i,
no doubt that he will be fallen in with, a.
man of war and friga,e are cruising 70,
him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23
NETWORK, MAY 10.

Since our last, London papers to the
26th of March, inclusive, have been re.
ceived at this Office, one Of which (thd
Sun, Of the 25,h) states, that lord Holland
was about to depaI, for Berlin on mis-
sion of great importance, and that an or
der had beer given for frigate to be in
readiness TO convey his lorGship to Cux.
haven.
Some OF the ships in the bay, which
were not out Of the reach of the batteries
when the French entered Naples, were
forced to strike their flags and return in.
to port. II is added, that almost the
whole convoy, on board of which was EN-.
parked the royal property. has been fore.
ed back to Naples by gale of wind.
Murat is 90 be made prince of the
German empire, and perhaps an eleGtor;
prince Louis Bonaparte is mentioned as
The future sovereign of Holland. Some
letters are said TO have been received
from The Hague, stating, that he was ex.
peeled there shortly-that Schmmelpen-
nlnck was 10 be immediately dispose ssed
OF the Office of Grand Pensionary, and
that the neSo form IF Government, which
had been arranged for some time, will be
declared without delay. These intended
changes have, it is added, produced uni
versal CONSERVATION and dissatisfaction
throughout Holland. The funds have fal.
len from 10 to 2 per cent.
bonaParte, though he is evacua,inp.
Germany, is pouring his troops into lta.
( V; they are to be concentrated in and
near Venice. From ,hs iIalchon's Nest.
as II has been called, both on the waves
OF The Adria;c, and rocked into deeper
and securer repoae by the tempests which
Tor more Than twelve centuries devastat-
ed Europe, bot wrecked al last, in tho
Storm OF the French revolution, from that
little spot, the asylum Of freedom, when
she fed from the destroying A;lilla, Boz
haparle medi!ates what in France will be
called The deliVerance of Greece, and in
England the subjuga,on of Turkey.
May g.
I Extract OF letter from ,he suheycaree of
| ne org Gayosa. eftAis hors, dated yNev.
Or!eams, april lith.
We were prevented nom performing
our intended voyage by the Spanish go
'ernmen', who reremp,orily refused our
passage up the E1bille river. We were
ordered oil after we had sent two petit.
ems 10 the governor and intendant of both
4 the FloriGas."
The Gsyosa was bound from New, Or.
leans 10 Fort Stoddari for the express
purpose oil getting cargo of cotton
ter New-Orleans.l
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CHARLESTON. MAY 70.

General Miranda. Capt. Griff;ths. arri.
we'd on Saturday from Rio Pongo, touch.
ed at St. Bartholomew, from whence n.
sailed IA days since. The mornino nr..
Vions to his departure, accounts, we're re-
ceived, via s.. Kits. that General Miriam
da had landed his forces at Margare,,a.&
whence ne had crossed over 10 Cumana
which place Immediately surrendered to
his arms. 1t was further stated thar
wherever he erected his standard, the in.
baoi,ants and natives, hucked to Join
INN that his flag was flying on every
hrt from Cunana 10 L.sguira, md that
ne mad obtained complete possession of
The provinces of Cufnspa and Caracas.
With little. or no opposition. The wboIs
oil lhis fne Country may nowbe considers
ed as lost TO Spain Times.
Naygdrena or Santa Mo,gareta de In. Chr.
'aee6s. an Gland OF Terra Firma, in Snurb. Ans,
'e,, rom which II is pared BY a strait ~ mics
wiue 90 mics w. of Paria, or New Andals.
"s Solurnbus discovered il in his third ycvsre
.nno 1893. 1t is 40 miles in leng,h, and "a /,
breadth; and being always vertlant, affords rooSt
sss,eeaoie prospeef. II sbcunds in pastsre, maize
nut; out there IS a scarcity of wood and wa.
Vs.. mere was once pearl sshe Y en- its coast.
wnIch produced one pearl, the finest ever seen
velued at 1000 sierimg, bought b. the king
OF spain. The inbabtants ATE a mixture of In.
o'ans and Spaniards, who are lazy ard sur,ersti.
nous Here aie several sorts of ahir,als parr,eu-
I 1e w'id hogs. with FISH and fowl. N lat IL.
40. w. long. Ga 10
bemdna' or Corf-aa, tl:e capital Of New An
u,'uS'a, province Of Terra Fnma. Soulh Aws-
rics 1t comeiimes gives ia NAME 10 ,hs nc.
vince. The Spaniards built this civ in J51o.
and IS defended by strong castle. This town.
Gays Dampier) stands near the mouth of oye.,
axe. or branch Of the sea. called Laguns de
Seu'aeo. about which are several rich town.
ou' Its mouth IS so shallow that no ship, ofbur.
Gen esn enter It. Il is situated 3 lesgucs s Of
. worth Sea, and TO the S. w of Mersaret,a
IN ABOUT ~ ~. Mat. and in 81 90 w long =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23
MADRID. Feb. IA

Our court has been for some time engaged
with some weigh'y negotiations with France
Not week passes without The jispaching OF a
courier 10 Paris, the arrival Of one from thence
a wide field is open to conjecture Some win
have IT, Enough they have no appearance TO sup.
port the as.erion, that hopeless attack is 10 ,,e
renewed upon Gibraltar Others assert snd per
haps with as little undStion, that measures are
eonteriing with ,cspca 10 Portugal Those,
however, who ave in the secret, say nothing.
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TAKEN up by the Subscriber, living IN Char.
latte county, on Cub creek, small Souel
MARE, about four Yeas old, four feet 6 or 2
inches high. small star in her forehead. no
brand perceivabie, PAGES and gsIlops. bu, nor
well, hanging name and switch tail, appraised
to sixty dollars.
WIS., WILLIAM PRICE.
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cOpENHAcEN. Mach 4.

a misunderstanding has occurred between our
court and thaS Of Stockholm, which. however, we
trust, viii not be OF any serious Consequence.
The isuer court has very Unexpectedly made the
demand, that ours shall give up tic Swedish de-
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se,ters. who have come over in great numbers
out of.Lunenburg into iiols.ein. where they have
been well received This demand has been ex.
pressly refused on the part Of Denmark, upon
the ground that no cartel exists between the two
nations.
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Cwrent Price. Of Crab.

CORN EXCHANGE. April T.
Wheat, AIS Cd. n Cd. Fise do. 72..
%. Yes. Cd. Supel fine do. 70 Cd.
Fine Flour, Sos. a SIS. Seconds, SIS. a
COS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23

In consequence Of the dispute with
rruss's. an embargo was on Sunday laid
upon all the vessels belonging to that
power at present IN this port.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23
NOR FOLK M,x1H

Moss, who made The af6dayi, concerning the
impressII,ent of men out OF the shin Fila s,v.
that she sailed from LONDONDERRY ON r.. Is,h
1aG' CO. and not on the 18th april as published:
and that ,heir names are
lusa T R'..nsa., Samuel Simple.
Andrew Johnston, Vim. BaIn;;n.
Hugh Onig, F;en.v
- KiIchrist, sew,
Mcconnell, Au,b. Gr;f;n' ,na
james ''''er' an apprentice belonging to the ship.
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WANTED

a active industrious WOMAN, of good cha.
raeier' accustomed to house work and to
nurse young children "
Suca one vii either be hited for the presep,
year OF purchased at liberal price.
Apply 70 the PRIMER hereof
May 20. 1906. nf,
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SlidflOtlG COunty.
TAKEN up by Samuel Moore, tho I'd of De.
eember, 1905, Black STEER. with a " hi,t
race, crop and hole IN the right ear aud under.
keel in the same. and swallow fork and up,Ie,
keel in the LETT. about Eve years old, appraiser
twelve dollars.
I hCopy--Teste,
wsr' THOMAS READ, ok.
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Wheeler's Folly, near Pisca5asyi2'
Prince Georges county, ~ t"y-
land, 28th October, 1895. ,
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PUBLIC SALE

win positively BE sold; to the hlghes, oiddof'
on the premises, on-tiie 18th day OF Deem
Der next. -,
The Tract of Land wherein Thomas
Pollard. sen. lived, in.the county OF Fairfax,
On Poreshoed Greek, containing about $50 a.
cre.. It is a valuable plantation, and hes a.
bout 80 miles from, Alexandria, anA about ths
same distance from George Town. An lndls
putabley title will b madesto the purchaser
One half Of the purchase to be paid upon the the
execution of the deed in cash, or young negroes
valued at cash price, and two years Will be At
lowed for the balance.
October 49, f2al laW6
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Fifty Dollars Rsw21d.

IN the night Of TUESDAY the +th mstart
negro man, named 3EN, the proper
~ OF tic subscriber, broke tins jail OF ?rlnce
Georges county, whc-s 10 had bsen put iof
security, and made his escape; in MS ei0Pe :.
inert he was accompanied b. Waite nan %
the name of E4aL, vao sadie coplnlt.ea
for robbery. Earl said he was sca-i"t"s
,l.sn, native of philadelphia, tass DIS r,'ii-'
had beea. sailing master Of the onitea o'a'oi
ship CONGRESS, xh;!s. uader tas conm.ha .,
Captain Decatur, and - nov commune II.
the Gun boats stationed OF Ne~-oIfea'S' ~
is about S feet 10 inches n Oh. slender I!iI4V'
about % or IS years old, aid Ia. nSht eF9H'
or sand colered hair. tAink 1t Is p,oDa''.
he nay csuy Ben with him and pass I'm NJ 90
his s!ay. usdl he has ~ opportunity OF Selu'5
him. Whilst in aI Earrs cloathlaS ""o
blue India cotton seaman: Jacket, and ILL.,,
Of the same. Ben is shoemaker anu 60
dener BY trade, ne is also tanner, ana 0a' %
q very EXPERT houxe seryant--he IS aoou' ~
wears OF age, and from feet tc ieeE M, -
es high, stout and square built, has very WV w.
" hair, red eyes, fat nose and oia1A l Io.,
pIexion--he is fellow Of considerable 49, -,ior
and great piausiblity, disposed TO Dc la.,rs
merit ard i.npudent, especially when liisoAi''''
led, but is easily reduced to submission, !.
I Will give reward Of Thirty Dollar: =. ~
any person who viii secure him IN any lSN ;,
that I may get him again, or to any p''1 ~.
who viii apprcbend him and bring ann u 40 20
I will give reward as follows: II t&sen "a a
miles or upwards from home VII! sites Con-,
dollars, if taken from 40 to 100 mics Ann Ann
home viii give 40 dollars, Or /! tassn , Ta.,
40 miles OF this place will give 81 co. ~.
besides defraying reasonable expsnces III O''"0
ing him home. Asr,.
All masters oflvessels and others arc ~. o-
by forwarned from harboring, emPioyl.s Ste
carrying off said Negroe, as VIII pEo' "or
whoever shall do 80 with the utmost r'5
law. -rt
THOMAS MUNDhLi~
Wheeler's Folly, near Piscasa%'@'
Prince Georges county, sH!'y-
land, 28M October, 1895.
.>sps '-~~-r~~'-
PRINTED DAILY 81
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n 6 r Ell G.
BY virtue ef a power executed by

BY Virtue O.. z plWSlF7esA
.4l1yeustiae ]. Soiih and Henry lSose, 20 se-
cure the payment Of 5oool. with interest," 7
shall. on tue rse day Of Ianaars, oof ;. e 1:
pose to sale for ready money, at iifax court
house, - much Of the tract OF LAM sofa
and conveyed by Battaie Fitzhagh to the 5 sala
Smith and Rose on the Id day OF oeptemnef,
l797, 1.-THE same being part OF the Ravens
worth tract in Fairfax county as wni pay tne
sum of ssassl part. Of the said seool: with IN
tsrest on 1871. part Of the same 2s63i. from
the FIRST day of January, 1893, and on the bal
ance thereof from the first Gay OF o'etooer IA
the same year.
THOMAS FITZHUGH.
October 20. la"tf1
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Turnpike Road.

Motto is hereby given, to the ss..t
IN hsldsrss In the Little River rumn;l
Company, that an election WILDE held f. e.@
President, four Directors and a Treasur,'
for the. ensuing year, at the house Of I Ir,,
Cooling, in Fairfax county, On ths Grstn
Monday in December next.
Jonah IhompIoa, TyaAvsr
OIL. \. Turnpike Company =
November II. 2swlstDec
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The Subscriber has received
he following ARTICLES,

The Subscriber has received
The following ARTICLES,
Which he Offers Tor Sale yer! low:
IS hosGsesds Gsst quality St. Cfoix
Sugar
10 bales Tennessee cotton
pipes 4ti, proof csgsisc brandy
10 hogshssdE wei favored 18th. proes "a
I?siss rum
- barrels NeE-England R"ln.
IND on HIND,
Imperial
Eyson lLAo
Young Hyson tot the latest isa-
f1vson Skin, and poltatiens.
sl'irst quality Souchong
Best green coffee in hags
Chocolate
Loaf ard lump sugar
.ondon particular Madeira
Particular TcreIife
Lisbon, Sherry, and $50 dozen bottled
Port, very Old WI.NES.
A few cases claret, superior qushty
Coniac and Cd peach, brandy
Jamaic;. and Antigua spirits
Holland Sn
NswEngiand rum and whlskey
Mace, nutlnegs, cloves and pirnet,st:
Black pepper, allspice, < ground glhsef
Pearl barley, rice, starch, and tg blue
Dixon's Pailadelphia, * Englsh mustard
Refined Salt-petre
Brown and white soap
Nfol3 and dipt candles s.u
lndigo,, alum, madden, coppsras' * fo'i
birthstone
English gun-Powtier
Denrijohns
September T. ------
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PUBLIC SALE

Will be sold, at pabii5 sale, on tie prenaises'
tif not otherwise disposed of on the ilrst
day of December next,
n NEAT two story BRICK HOUSE,, on
n King-stree., row in the occupancy OF
Mr.. William Douglass. i'he house IS twen-
tv-hYe feet front, containing two rooms ard Z
passage on the first floor, taeee rooms Oh the
second floor, and we'll flashed garrett
There is an excellent Brick Kitchen and eve
ry other necessary back building Terms viii
be made known at the time and place ct sac.
p. G.. AiarStetler.
November 10. 2a"iSlDee
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AMES BACON.

1T his G2ocERr SToRs, on Nag-st hasm
addition 10 his. tornser stock, added -
A freih Supply of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
yVssich laales his assortment complete.
lie alosu ebsrs for sale, on bis usual lew terms.
Muicoyado Sugars, of various qes,
Etiss;
Losi: and Lump ditto,
Gtapa~dor,
Imperial, fkAS,
Hygoii, parucuiNly sflest-
yc,.z,,r uveo, ed for
aysss,ssin, and family use
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of superior quality,
asadeirs,
Bvselcs,
Sherry,
lisbon, " Is
TeneriEe,
kialapra, end
/ Genuiue Old Fort
Cogaac S1id Bordeaux Brandy,
Cd rtn4ica Spirit, fer farsiiy use,
Andgua, St. Cr.,x, Of. Vincsns, ind Ncw
England Run,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country whisky,
A!olasses, Wine, 2Gd Cidsr Vinegar,
Stougiton's Bitters,
Msce, nut,ncgs, cloves, cassis, piaento,
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ggpurs
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, ig liue, soap, Eloul, Gpt aad
spernsced candles, refnad saIt-petro aota0t
indigo, alum, copperas, madder, bglmAe,sIO
Spinning cotton, patent SGT all sizes, best ca
gIish and country raade gunpowder, se.srs,
and smoking tobacco, very BEST chewing 10
bacco.
Hamilton and Leip.rs snuff, HuntePsPjPes
In boxes.
Londoa ,ne,slard, warranted OF superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping padeF,
denaiio},u's, &c. &c. with generally every a.
ticle in his liae--tbe Whole'sf Wsich have been
selected wiz care, and viii BE disposed CT "a
tie very lowest terlss.
JULY is.