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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-16
Loss Of the quebec Fleet.
Mercantile Chronicle Office. Cork Aug
OK fur otclork


25, four O'Clock.
Our courier has just arrived from Cove,
with the following information
The transpor. ship Osb@rne, capt. Moi.
fat, has arrived in this narbor. Her intel.
llgence is Of very disagreeable nasure,-
She made one of feet of twenty two sail
which lett Quebec under convoy, OF his
maiessy's shjp Champion. Three OF that
number were transports, having on board
the 9Th regimen, of foot, consisting OF 4o7
mea the o her ships were merchantmen,
and mast ships. On the 18Th instant seven
OF the convoy parted as different peiiods
of the day; aud onshe same day they fell
IN WI h strange sail, which, when within
four miles OF the Champion. not answering
the private si2na!, il was intima,ed 10 the
ships Of The fee. to disperse. Il was short
iy afser discovered that ehc strange ship
was an enemy and line Of battle sh'2 -------
She was observed 10 board hua sail during
the day which we're set on FIRE. Another
sail was distinguished too leeward, beating
S, E. which had also the appearance OF a
man OF war, and as fire was discefuble
in that direction, she was also judged "a
be an enemy.
From the situation IN wheil he feet
was when the Osborne escaped, II IS
strongly TO be apprs hended, lha, the entire
of it was either captured or destroyed.
We are not specially Informed of inc fate
of the Champion, froa the short distance
she was from the enemy, her escape was
considered impossible. The Osborne has
part of the sixth regiment OF loot on
board.
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In COMMON COUNCIL,

L ON OCTOBER. 1870.
Ordered, That the street commissioner for
the northern district, " it'll the advice and con-
sent ofMessrs. Swift, Smith, and p Jshney,
cause the trunk at the intersection of Fit and
Cameron streets to be repaired or have such
alteration made at the SAID intersection as in
their opinion viii be best calculated to carry
off the water
Ordered, That the street commissioner for
the northern district, cause the dirt in the foot
way on the north SIDE OF Kipg-streel, between
Henry and Payhestreets, to be removed.
Crdeaed, That the street commissioner for
the southern district, do proceed to remove the
dirt from the footway on the south side Of
Duke-street, between Fairfax and Royal
streets, and that the expence be charged 10
the southern district.
Fest JAMES NJ. lMcREA,. c. c.
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/ :. v.ss marry Christian, and
/ !. MAY fsmale with Jew! Or does the
CHRISTI .has the Jews solely marry a.
ps,s s. ans ,sswsr contains principally. tina. the
lac l,y in the strlcsess seasc, permits
Jssl'a - d,sorse and mixed marriages.
sa,, ,h.y are limited by practice and
b'l 'a'' 70 the question which relates 20
s''s S.,,s. Of French cls'zens, inc assembly
hs ouus ;lv aud wisnous generalization, am
were 'ssrsd 10 the tuilss. naa an
,.,,sr from 40 officer of rank IN our
q ,be Dutch coast, dated the 18th
- states that there are hys san OF tue
~ n. o0s frigate and TWO armed br'gs,rsady
sSs' ~ = the Mars dep, and TWO sail OF
i0l IN II. dssiog out in the New dep. The
" .s.r adds From every iniormat'on that
= Wv" ..,ched me il appears. that apon the
3, intelligence ola change u the gov ern-
~ =, such symptoms of disposition to
W.. 80, we're manifested among the sea.
pp, that il was deemed expedient TO pay
n VS. Of, asd they are now re-eatering.
This s sxpedieus was of course resortsd TO
49, view TO exclude the discon.ented,
~ "a 70 select the plant. Admiral De WIN
:. -, come down as admiral and inspect.
!. general. He has ho'ssed his flag on
s,so.d,bs Brutus, an so gun ship. Lam
i. i onipon that these ships have no notion
# coming out, and that their oniy OBJECT
!. 70 ,bsw those appearances which may
..,,..t 20 US the necessity OF keeping a
A. Of the coast, and thus Preveas Us
rom employing it 10 any other quarter.
Fam some other observations watch aP
Mar il this officers letter it seems pretty
student tia, toe conduct of shc Dutch sea-
men whea Informed of the total suever-
;,u Of their republic, amounted. as we
AVE more than once stated, to absolute
matioy Several of these seameu are STAT
,d,a6ss been committsd 10 prison.
OaWeduesday the Fury bomb, with
aession the Downs. among which were
ne three transports, SO often put back by
,sarsry wiads, arrived off Plymouth.
Al four o'clsck Of he afteraoon OF the
ans day, his usjjssy's ship Sampson, OF
sguns, rear admiral Stirling, sailed from
CaSsaod Say, with the PrevoYant of 40
guns, Earl Spencer aad slr, Stephen Lush
ng,on East lptiamen, and Tour more ships,
II boand 10 the Cape OF Good Hope; the
riad was lheu fresh at Sc. Sc that they
would soea clear the Channel. General
1rey i, on board the Sampson.
The Troops, with the Resistance, OF 40
yns, sill remained at plymouth when our
Nssas came away. Anumbcr of mertars
have hen embarked with the royal a.:ile-
~ =
Sfsu disagreement ofous accounts
fua Plymooih few days ago, we could
ur determine all TIE ships names which
lecssed the Queens Bays. We fad they
a.lhs RepuIse, I,heseus, Ma.ia,
The public were oa Thursday grasihed
VIII =, seeing Mr.. Fax in hls carriage in
ads Park. He took an sirisg for AZ
nr, aud Ieturned without the slightest
h'asS Of fatigue. |, is now happily as
ss'aned shat the operation has succeeded.
Inc sad with which it was performed,
aas@ owa sstarally stFong constitution
8ysaaOst certain hopes Of a perfect re-
t0'e's. HIS sppetits is good and his
sl'osh nSradusily returning. +
August IS.
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An illitefate shop keeper having az empty
cask, which he wished to dispose OF, placed it
before his door, and with chalk wrote uponit
. for SAIL" "A waggish schooI boy passing
that way shortly after, and perceiving the mis-
take of the yender of wares, immediately
wrote For freight or hassage ahhly at the
bung hole"
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gIsgassocEa DslIp aoDsrtGser.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS.

Counte>Jcif Bank .Notes.--h person who
came to this city last week from Norfolk, and
who said IS name was Jo74ian, has lately
passed a counterfeit note oil the Bank OF Balti-
more, fer SO dollars. Il aPpears }e arrived
lately at Norfolk, in tie saip 5a!iy, tlpln Lon
don, and has new gene into 1se lack country,
intcadinss very probably, 10 pass more oitl.ese
notes. The signatures Of the president and
cashier arc well executed tne inE used n the
printing IS rot 50 black as III Tire genuine notes,
and the paper is thAa III. ely. Itbeing high
" probable these notes were fabricated in Eng
gland, there is no lsaDNiiag how many differ
ent denominations may be IN his possession
The public are cautioned to be OF their guard,
and to use every diligence in having The ven
der arnrehcndcd. .BaitiD0re red. Gaz.
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(Telegraphe,1
NAT.cHEz, Sept. is.

NATcHEz, Sept. 10.
Letters from Nalcnleoches under date
&c The fifth of September, state that the
Snaoish army continued encamped at the
l,avau Pierre, and was supposed TO Or
1000 .,ronp. Governor Cerdero from ST.
Augustine, had arrived at Nacogdoehssl
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BALTIMORE, Oct. IS.
THEHSPANLARDS.

- ---- I n e . Z NV IZI7S LIOs
We received adyices by yesterdays mail
from Narchez, down to the 10Th ultimo,
nothing decisive had happened, as
will be found from the following ex-
tracts.
(Tslegraphe.1
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C A u ION /!

a Ii persons are cautioned against tres
( 3 passing in any manner on the grounds
attached to Shutcr'e 5ej:2, as they will be pro-
secuted to the extent the law.
MRS. DULANY.
October Is. st
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From the Moniteur Of Arg. Is.

'eestsem ourselves fortunate In having
;, the information necessary TO pus
@paohc on their guard agains the rus
:. I''s which are at presentin circulation,
NJ ~aich We are authorised to communis
= an the difficulties which existed IN
A. Is'aany have bsen removed. Austria,
~ ~ 'esaowledged.,he confederation of the
,,a aad the title of emperor of Aus
!, s . upon this house title equal
10ss OF other imperial houses.
,,;a ,ussla has acknowledged the confede-
~" "p OF toe Rhine, as well as the late ar.
HS;s@ents in Germany.
po; sss1na!ss'y the king of Prussia has ap.
r,,.S ..a ". dsHumbolr ais minister pleni-
poi0, nary to Naples He has also ap-
and :, = ministers to The king of Holland
B." 'ae grand Duke of Cleves and
l.d,sass emperor of Austria has ackuow
H. ZINE King of the Two Slcilies.
o. ,s H. orders are preparing for the staff
fst., OF the grand army: and the
Aa,e -. ~ account of the peace, will take
sassd' 'assnd OF September as VIC before
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with 1 reinforcement Of three hundred re.

Win acknowledgements Va VII CS AeAoAsN~ - -
sgular troops.
Governor Claiborne was still at Natchi.
B toches, and between him and the officer
I commanding the Spanish troops, several
I letters had passed, Governor Claiborne
had ordered detachment of militia 70 be
! in readiness to march. The troops from
Fort Adams had no, arrived, but were DIAL.
" expected. The Spanish governor Hor-
rera, has arrested three Americans from
/ Kentucky. of the names OF brewster,
Shaw and Irwin, and sent thsm prisoners
to St. Antoine. Governor Claiborne mas
demanded their immediate release. slhe
Spanish army has evinced no disposition
TO attack NatChltoches-they a7ow their
I object to be, 20 preserve iDviolate the ter
ritory of the king their master. II IS be.
lleved at Nachitoches that nothing pre-
vents the American troops marching a.
gainst the Spaniards but orders to that et.
feet.
The removal (by order OF the presidenD
of detachment Of Spanish troops last
winter On the west side Of the Sabine, is
assigned by the SPan!afds as the reason
for augmenung this force, in what they
call the province Of Texas -1his province
they say extends to Little Bsvau. about
miles from Natchitoches, called Ryefun'
da. The settlers of he Bayau Pierre,
whrre the Spanish army now is, have coa-
sidered themselves uuder the government
OF Spain.
Extract Of a letter from New Orleans to a
mercantile house IN fd!s CITY, dated Sep
tembsr u, 1906.
eve have news from the Attakapas,
saying ct is rulaored here that coiooel
Thompson has ordered tie militia OF this
coonty, to be IN readiness; and tina, capt.
. Boyer has been defeated aud saken, and
that major Sparks is driven bsck. 1t Is
ceitain that Inc Spanish army is On the
march this s;dc OF iNa;cniibohss.
. We nave Just, hawevey1 srGeived an.
thentlc ufornallon. that there nas beenno
engsg emen,, blt thar the Spau!are}2 were
obliged 10 rssuaa across he Sabr,e river
again 10 preserse their health, and that
whil1 tilev ip7fe oh this aide about weeks,
saey LOST 500 OF lflcir men With The fever
and that sne governor 0! the interior oi
Mexico, was on bis way with '.oeps, aud
wiren he arrived they would haze an aFnv
81 or 5000 men, wEec they will endeavos
10 force passage &c this place"
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"A London paper of the 26th Of August, put
On board the Alexander, IN the Downs, lnen-
tons the arrival of messenger tlo1Il Lord
Laudenale and that, IN consequence there
of, stocks had risen in The morning to and a
half, but had declined to 6 and a quarter at the
close of the day. His lordship had not made
any arrangements for quitting Paris on the
contrary, his son was about leaving London on
visit to his father, on the presumption that
the negotiations would be carried on for COM
siderable time longer. ~. Y. Ner 3D. /.
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Aogast 25.
PRICE OF STOCKS.

a S''s Stock ala, 8 per cent. consols 81 IL
0aalum S Ia.
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We learn that our differences with Great
Britain were, about the middle OF August, the
date of the latest advices, in fair train for &C
iustment. In consequence Of the state OF Mr.
Fox's health, Lord Auckland and Lord Hol-
land had been appointed to conduct the nego-
citation with Messrs Monroe and Plnkney-
We may, therefore, expect from the appoint
ment of a special commission prompt atten.-
ton to our affairs, and from the characters OF
those who compose it, it is not Irrational to
indulge the hope of a favorable issue. Lord
Auckland, formerly Mr.. Eden, is probably well
acquainted with the relations between this
country and his own, and Lord Holland, in the
pamphlet ascribed to him, has too clearly ex-
pressed bis sentiments to admit of doubtof
his friendly disposition. Our readers will re-
collect that in that pamphlet the right to I'M
press our seamen is unequivocally abandoned,
and that, without deciding on the principle 81
the neutral rights we claim, it is declared TO
be the policy of Britain, on the ground OF ex-
ss'es1' National IntelHgeaeer.
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Valuable Negroes for Sale.

Y WILL offer at public sale, at Herrde7s's
4 tavern, in the town Of Fredericksburg, On
ERIDIY, the second day of January next, If
fair, if net, tie next fair cay, for cash;
Between SO end 90 Negroes,
Lately attached to tie Chatham estate, con-
sisting of laborers and tradcsmen, Of different
kinds, such as carpenters, blacl;snitlis, &c.
&c. Also, good miller, cook, gardener train
or of horses, and soIae valuable house ser
wants. They are, for TIE number, as likely
and as valuable set of negroes as any il Viz
siria: also, some work horses ard Farming
utensils. Should any person III tie neighbor-
hood be disposed to purchase at private sale,
prior to the said day, will be ready to treat
with them.
nil also SCH, al Pirate Sale,
Some Lots in the town of Fredericksburg,
my Lands adjoining Stafford courthouse, NY
Lands in Westmoreiand and Richmond coun
ties, and my Farm called ClarEs, or the Rap
pahannock river, about three miles below Ere.
dericl.sburg.
Tie Place of Sale Of the above property will
be Bells 7uyern, in the town Of Falmouth,
where an agent will attend the two days pre-
ceding the day of sale, to treat with those WLa
may wish to purchase at private sale.
William Fitzllush.
November 4. Gods
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A. c.. Cazenove,

King-street, opposite Mr.. Mctt's tavern, has
Just received and for sale,
A handiome felection of FANCY
MUSLINS.
Black and eolored Italian and India lute-
strings. :,
Ladies and gentlenens' white, black, and
colored silk hose
Silk, Kid, extra long and habit gloves
Lace gloves and sleeves
Brown, black, and scarlet silk velyetss
Fine split straw ipsey hats
White and black grapes
Fawn colored cassimeres and beayerets
Milled gloves, hose'and caps
Met, women, and chiIdrens lists and mis'
led socks
A few bales German osnaburgs and burs
laps
g 9 cases Irish linens
l do. Nuns threads
Real Martinique and other French cordlais'
in cases. -.
A few Prints of the ApotlieosIs OF
General Washington, in elegant Oils
Frames.
December Is: 4
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Fifty Dollars Reward,
Fer opt cheadang Rachard '5otasr,
WHO BROKE JAIL LAST NIGHT

TTE was committed, On bis own confessi-
L Il on, of passing counterfeit checks; He
is about feet inches high, far complexion,
light hair, grey eyes, very much pitted with
the small pox, and a good deal round shoul-
dercd Hc was sailor in the United States
service; had q blue sailors jacket and trow-
sers, long blue coat, several White linen
shirts, a pair of shoes, and a very good black
hat.
The above reward will be given for sppre-
bending and securing the said Garter in any
Jail, and giving me information thereof.
DANIEL C. BRENT, Marshal
OF the district Of Columbia.
Washington City, Dec.7. [S DIV
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WHIcH ARE-

III IL 4lAO 4AONtOS1iS|~N@ = 81 ANASSrA -
--AsioNG WHICH ARE
Mahogany. dining, tea and card tables; a
mahogany desk anu bookcase, bureaus, bed
steads a,sl chairs; an elegant sophia /; large
and elegant looAing-glasses, prints, plated end
apanned tea urns, window and bed curtains,
feather beds, mattresses, blankets, sheets, CO.
rerhds, .table-cloths, windsor chairs, kitchen
fnrnitattc. &c.
|, Madeira and Sherry Wines, Jamaica Spl-
rits, Frenee ana Peach Brandy, III OF the iirst
cuaiity and fit for immediate use; loaf sugar,
a quantity of well-cured old bacon, and sun
dry. othel articles.
ALSO, Will BE SOLD,
An elegant Pheaton and Cilair, with har-
ness complete, a pair Of weli-matched and
broke carriage horses, I've WORK 1orses,three
mich CO.'S. three Negro men. and two young
women tthc latter accustomed TO louise Wofkl
one Nero chiIi. a Wagon ard cafts, with
gears, quantity Of iwc!i-cured hay, ana some
ttire wo6d. 4 credit cf6 a9qnths will be given
for sill gums above SO dollars, the purchasers
giving, notes negotiable III the bank Of Alex
algsdIia, wit.l approved endorsers.
P, @. Marstelier, y. NJ.
Deeenk.f y.
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Valuable Property tor Sale.

Pursuant to a decree of the circuit court for for.
the district Of Columbia, held at Alexan-
dria, and the last will Of Be'.ia'"i1 s6Hfeve
deceased his executors offer for sale,
y-EsHAT Tqh.e5ie Pro5'ersy at the corner OF
{ King ana Fairiax-streets' part OF which
is occupied by Charles Bennett. he lot ex-
tends 20 feet on King and 70 feet on Fairfax
street, is subject to rent charge OF 50 dollars
per, anndrn.
IN those who are DESTROYS, either OF secpr-
ire1 a. good stand for business, or yestng their
money In real estate, this is a most inviting
piece OF property. 4 small part OF the money
will he required in hand OF in an app we'd
note at so davs--on the balance liberal Gre
dit will be given. For terms apply to either
of the executors or TO Benjamin Shreve.
William Patton,
Edward Stabler, Ex,rs.
oha |anpey, }
NsEcinber 23. 1aWti
Prnting in its various branches,
Handsomely executed at this office. [
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septennber II,
Patent Elastic Suspenders,

70 Be Aad, zvholesole and retail, Of the tasenfee
,ert door belov l,11. Alexander MsKenzie's,
zower end Of Prince street, .dlerand'Ta.
sEvHEY surpass any yet extant, for ease,
il legance, &c. Masters of vessels and
other gentlemen going to the West Indies,
Spanish Main, &c. may be furnished with an
assortment, and a great allowance to thoseWho
purchase by the quantity.
n. b. The buttons on the back parts OF the
waistband ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as t. two center buttons on
the Suspcnders, to prevent improper straining
and thereby destroying the ease Designed In the
construction of tie article.
July 8 RICHARD HORWEl4L.
ALSO,
Red, Green and Black Morocco.
Leather,
BY the dozen or single Skin--for sale at
HoRwELL's Patent Suspender MaputsetoTy,
Prince street
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mo. 1884.
i his is to give Notice,
December l6


Z i = HAT the subscribers Of Alexandria coun-
ty, in the district Of Columbia, lave OBJ
tanned from the Orphans court Of said county
letters testamcntary On the estate of RICHARD
CONWAY, late Of the county aforesaid deceased,
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit item
with tie vouchers thereof to the subscribers,
on or before tie eth day Of June next cnsu-
Ing, or they may by law be excluded from al
benefit to said estate, and those indebted tiere-
to are requested to make immcaiate payment.
Given under cur hands this TN day of De-
cembsD 1905.
William Herbert,
Nicholas Fstzhugh, Esr's.
Edmund I, Lee,
December H. staW6w
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1906.
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of deed of trust from Walter
ID S. Alexander and Catharine F. his vile,
to the subscriber, for securing the payment OF
the SUM Of 500 dollars and IS cents, and lnte-
rest to John Hodgkin's, will be sold, at public
sale, for ready money, on the premises, Oh
FRIDAT, the Goth day'of this month, GER
tain Tract OF parcel Of Land, adjoining Drink
or and Jaaney's mill, on four mile run, at pre-
sent in the occupation of John Ball, Junnlor -
The sale to commence at eleven O'Clock IN the
forenoon.
G. Deneale, Trustee,
Z
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a
The Subscriber has received
The following ARTICLES,
Which he offers for Sale very low:
Is hoglheads first quality St. Crolx
Sugar
10 bales Tennessee cotton
s pipes 4th pRcof cagniac brandH
10 hoesheads wei favored 4th proof ia
n&aica rum
SO barrels Kew-Engiand Rum.
md on HIND,
Imperial
Tyson HAS
Young Tyson cof the latest snl-
Hyson Skin, and peEtaeohs.
First quality Souchong]
Best green coffee in bags
Chocolate
Leaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeira
Particular 1eneritfe
Lisbon, Sherry, and $50 dozsn bottled
Port, very old WINES.
A few cases claret, superior quality
Coaiac and old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua SPIRITS
Holland gin
lJewEngland rum and whiskey
Mace, nutmegs, cloves and pilnento
BLACK pepper, allspice, & ground ginger
Pearl barley, rice, starch, and fiS blue
Dixon's Philadelphia, * English asstara
Refined Salt-Pctre
Brown and white soap
Mould and dipt candles
Indigo, alum, madden, esPperss, q reli
birthstone
English gun-pswdef
DemIohns
James sandsrfon.
September II,
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FOR SALE,


By TIE SUBSCRIBERS,
81 hogsheads Jamaica rum, zth proof
90 do. ST. Croix do. 3D. do.
10 do n, Eng. do.
10 pipes Holland gin
DO. American DO. Of suPe1or quail
= de-. l.. F. MADEIRA Wine ef e1ceAens
dc. L. ri do. do. qual. gar
quarter casks do. do. 'anted rare.
do. Msrsalia vine
go bbls. prime beeG-Conneetlcut inspec.
So do. prime pork--New Jersey do
10 boxes mould candles
IS do. English white soap--very dry
chests hyson-sKin tea
500 bushels st. Ubes salt.
Wadfworth and Butler,
linton, between King aad Prince-streete
Cctol1e~ 10.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESDAY, The Esd inst. al 10 O'Clock
IN III forenoon, z1iH be sold at the late dwell
ing 6oase If lNr. Richard Conway, deceased,
All his Household Furniture,
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SALES AT VENDUE.
On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,

Q AT TEE VENDUE SIVAEs
Corner Of Prince and " atef streets,
d varisty ef Dry Good, GrOesr'ss, &c.
Particulars Of which viii be expressed IN 5.
the bills OF the day.
ALL kinds Of goods which are on hmita E1
ION and the prices of which are estaoalssi she
Ian i any tiirae be waved and purchased at the
lowest limitation anf prices, :,
p g. Marsselef. Y. NJ.