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dyogg great variet2 be begs keG0e 10 snuu.rcte--
P<Ta0isH Bark Rozeion's Bitrrs
TJhaP, Ca!en.! Stougbt0a's Baie,s
Rb1bIr6, Seiano 1,miins:ors B,Lan
Magrefa P4nceui Smiling ROnhs
Manna, Sahs Pbgjp6orns
Cam5br Ref H ater
Sbanje F?ies Tooth Poz.ee,
DigifaH5 Tooth PieE5
Pink Root Toof5 BrnGet
O5ism C,esnfosy', T.aE!1,e
Ar''7V Rd0f Imperial We,5 for CLEANING
ALSO, h0tbe,
@rdtJ'nsPMs E5lnhaiSah Of L-m.n,
Bn7an'J Drops Lavtndtr 4vafcy
BrihS OH Raj Po.raey
Balfa,7 of Horny Fine p9ii}Sing Cspal Vay-
CHM IFs,m LoSeag, nip
H0nai.on'j do. d. E,5he p,ayai6
CbHrebJ Cough D,ets BIasA DO.
Corn Platter japan ID.
Dai5y's Caymiadf:0t WIie Lta5
Dafy'5 Elixir Lint1td Oil
Egt"ef Peppermint | Srbh,2f 7arp.ysi7e
EPe"re SpsHee Mae, CAs0es
Eg'"er Mafsrd TarmtriF, Gi.gtr
CO7Ulaad'l Lotiaa Long Pepper
Cb1re6'l Lotto" Indigo, COpP0a5
Go4f'cy'S Cordial L2g7vood, F1fik
Harlem Oil Naaar, GehL.af
HIM oyy Hdfr Silver Leaf
JamcJJ Po7rI.yy H1indjar Sose
J1at D,ptS Uaib BRI
Dl<Piefv Ca0ei Hal, P.rrH5
PcPserNnf Lo=ng.s Peree,', Nnter Colour,
Lip Ssive Hair Ps-ohy
Li7W3 True Bhe Po7oder Pggi
Starr Ot,dtiioe IteB Ois.met
Orange HoeUcr tyaisr
AI S't'-J% q A1eiie'' S''i'f'rAh.
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wish Boots or Skoe.as wellas &c they were on tbs
e,te..'A---the eneth Of tn, Boot.C --rourd the
Cslt''.B-the pitch OF d';to.~.E-round the reel and
Hnte P.'..E---roundt the pHer-G--aorols the ball ~
tne foo' Fix the heel againn perpendicular. and
leR knife at the end Of the great toe-et down in
nsure' the number of inches ndquarers, in the df
'''' "'ea'urea' January !. eptf
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NEWMARKET EsTATE-FoR sAlF,

Ak ITH the content Of the furviying tuRee il a
w deed executed by me for the benefit Of !,
late John MRae, and dated on the 18th day Of Gee
Der, 1907, will be offered for lae, on the ccond dSg
Of the enfuDg Spring Races, that beautiful and higp
valuabeleat, known blythe name Of NEyV- RIARKEf,
on credit ri one, two and three years from the as
OF iale This property is 70 extenfvely known as BE-
ing the mon profitable race courfe ir the nate an
for i'' other numerous advantages that it is deemc
uurecefary to enumerats them. '''~
Between thisand the day on which the above rre-
perry advertifed will treat with private purcRs
fer and give e1tenive ere6it, if the price an
terms encourage me to do 70.
r. BATE.
March IS. ,dC
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g, filsfiifnrfirr

!, = E-tNffftfntHft- -----------
To re- k9s'sf ticd-r, on TIE premier, On re ga
.9ay Of May NEXT,
- q asneo Gt t{~ !. and, sv6ereen- 'Tsobn Kc!jo
- f7'eI, IN TIE eog9tg ef Cumberiand late tbs
property Of Peter FrQne;i5o. gJ e,lH pay tbr ga
lance claimed IF bin, by St4,auei g; Aaa,as, of
4. l6o' 7oi'b rs mt~re,?. BY r,irfn- IF deed oE
fr.fereeniedfo ne, IL tbs /a;d Peter frareJto,
for that fr,pei. .
GREED gA7.LoR, Ttg.aAe.
'Iar'b i9i frpi9J.
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| would be paid for by our tobacco, aour and rice,
| that Of Spain by the two latter articles.
Hardware. This article, fuited to our talie,
we can procure in other country than Great Br-
| tain. It was fuppoed (by your conmittes) that
there were iueent in the Country for two years con-
lfump,ion-before which time general peace would
probably be made.
Hats, nails, gais ware, boots and foescan be, or
already are made in quantities nearly iuifcient for our
own coniumption with this encouragement our own,
manufactures will be found equal ro all our wants.
Nay, we do now export conGderable Quantities of
hats, boots and fhoes
Coal and fate are in great abundance in our own
country.
Looking glafes, ribbons and filts of all kinds can
be obtained cheaper in France China and Italy, than
IN Engand-yet fuch has been our predelecton for
Brti0 goods, fuch is the Rrength Of habit, that we
have notwithstanding gone England for thofe goods
This refoutiou will break the charm, and we ihall
probably never return there for fuch goods.
Salt. This is an article highly important as it ref
poets Great Britain. We import thereof from, her
domnions annually, TO the value of 4se S92 dollars
being 81 4o buihels. To lofe our culo, on thi,
highly important article, would he fevere,y felt by
Great Britain BY us, it would not be felt 10 a
NY extent-for we fhoId eaily repace that quantity
from Liibon, Cadz, and other parts of Srain with
| iat Gas am informed by my learned friend from
New-York) more who!elome, and certainly much
"eS'ci ioi
LET gentlemen fear lofs of revenue | have
taken view of thar fubje, and confident the lois
will be uining--it will never be felt. take leave
to fubmt the following view of this fubjcta.
The duty paid annually on the following articles
are
DoliayJ.
On linens, Sl,429
Rum, 100000
salt, 400 900
Crsl, 90 900
Nails, 10000
Boots and Shoes, 10000
A..-.. l,62l ,429
Wol!ens and the other articles, the pre-
| efe amount of duty carino, be obtsined-
preiume they might amount to 100000
1921 ,420
This amount may and certainly will be met by the
following iubtitutes, to wit
Doiksrs
| Duty on linens from Germany, 1920
Duty on brandy, from Spain, France aud
| Italy, l,looooo
Duty on falr, from Portugal, Spain, TIA.
iy, and the Cape de Veri Hands, AoS, 900
Duty on filks, fine woolsns, ribbons
looking glafiss, from France, Italy, China,
and Spain, 100000
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K e AZ O ri L.

nOCTe8 WILSON has removed from the Bell
~ Tavern to the Brick Houie opposite the torres
OF Meiirs. ]. 6, R. Gamble and Mr.. Neil NJ CouiI,
where, in addition his former fsoc he has inf re-
eeived comfortable fupply of
MEDICINES, PAINTS, ts
The whole Of which he offers for fae at reduced pri-
ces.
Orders from PhyGcians, Merchants sad others,
will be promptly attended to and carefully execu,ed
IL /, his intention devote nlr,h perlonal atten-
ton TO his hop, and to fell fuch Medicines az he ufs
in his practice only. Families can have proper direc-
tons company fuch articles they buy ofhim.
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FOR SALE,

BT THE SUBSC PIBER.'
WESr-INDIAc g MN Liverpool Mare BY tie crate
~ England Nun, Stone and {;iaj5 Ware,
Fre"eb B,0niy, 500 raj, Afr.', tsiet SLo,,
i1on'"d Gm, Efta'' u Bay fine SLOc,,
!a0a!ge', tLaaies' Kid, Morocco an.
Loaf and B,a-pa S.ea-, Leather Shas,r,.
Cebee and Chocolate, Il E,saH inqOrse of TAIL
i"Pe' Inland RyfS" Tea Linen, hjS SLe.ti"g S
LiEfed and Lamp Oil, \ Coyss,ing,
wb'fe Lead & Spa. Br0'on,h B5F Sfanija Indigo,
eH'z' oe61e, Patent CreeH Ground anira7o Ginger,
ground in CH,Ql2o JaeIs eoa.fs LiverPea
ptrhgreee, d Sab,
7ty e,sb 10 g isby lsQ Su,oai.a Solmsn and Her.
Win6O7p GlaG, 4 rings,
%, 3d. i'd $751; Iod, anS Il .uaH invoes of DIV Foods
2o4 Naikt, 9iz Bar Skia,, Blu.
Spits Nsiis, Bsy Iron, sra Mixed Pl4ins ana
Ger1sas S' BIy9ered Str.l \ 7Bietjtn,,
lr'H i'9tii Da:I Ove.s,, Writing Il Printing sate,
81: Dsgt, spir4spig Reeer q Pr.
N'Us Seoiie Gyinf S.ore,, \ Beard,
PezVaer and S6otf, Cotton Is H,seI Ca-Gs
ORE Nice fia1o Forte, Sne Canva, 7a9 Gbayi,
One Me Tut Ggg, ca. S.iek Gig.
~ TIE eksve .eiH he ia ebsae for sac or eoyrty,
Sys1ves. EENJ.4NIN STE7SON
pe+eEter II TBntf
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NEAL EELSON,
BOOT g SHOE 1fIfWUFHGTUREP.
fAIH.sTRERr,s 1cEaoNn

l'l to any pattern'orfafh-
ion, equal 10 point Of M.
TEEr@Ls and WoRsMAN-
'niP TO any in general ufe
~ Imported Boo4ssnd
SuoES, of the FRI quality
and newell faihion, for falt.
.. GentlemeH at a 1it-
tsnee, who are difpoCed to
Onward me their nIeafure,
byfay ing attention 20 the
annexed cut, can he fr.l
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BT THE SUBS RIBER.
NJ ESfINDlAt5' N.R Liverpool Hare BY tie eYst
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IMPORTANT To; sPoRTsDsr7y.

February II.
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To Sr 'A 70 ''t iekff Ltr, OF 9zn,ay RE IL Av Of
AzIr "-x'' IA roe f9sYa IF LyntI6a,g, .ra eo4rsy s.
Ca-aksH - 10y y
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Duty on linens from Germany,
Duty on brandy, from Spain, France an,
Italy,
Duty on falt, from Portugal, Spain, Its
iy, and the Cape de Veri Hands,
Duty on filks, fine woollsns, ribbon
looking glaass, from France. Italy, Chm
and Spain,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-11

ing no mention of this deraSis event Teens TO belle
the news However, if il be obisrved THAT ON the
morning OF the 18th, Prince Murat was only ten or
twelve leagues from VIENNA aud rhat he detached
the ZANE day corps Of dragons towards that ci,y
from whsnce the enpe or AID his court had ready
departed It will readily be conceived tat there bsi.y
no further r-hliance, the rh diviion Of the army
May rsaliy have entered that capital the I9;h and
poihoy the emperor Napoleon hmeii may have made
MS entry tue lame evening that the Bulletin is dated
In circumstances of fueh moment, it isnos aaoih-
ing that pssic run,ours houd precete few days the
oineiI repp'rs It's poiiible THAI peeding comn,uni-
estons or a're that gains carriage arrive foon-
er and are musilated b. the exaggeration Of public
avdity For intauce, rnn.ur was ycifcrday 10 bu-
~ asto fPtead news o the details of which are
10 very vague and uncertain thai attention ca, .s
yet he paid to them. le was addcl that Lord Har-
rowby IS TO tpulsse for England. tile q nera, trea.
~ BE this as tp,av, peace was certainly NOT thu.
primitive Object Of the noble lords million. But
is the tate Of Mr. Pitt fee his proetas turn in
an eNsra"rd'aary manner. The denouement of his
political drama has tie quality required by Arias-
tie 1t Is always unforeieen. The edition that h.
mas 10 long been o,st.riug is at lengt failed again
AL exieetaton He wiued to iileuee tie laughters:
BUT to aVoid one reProech he expU;es hnfcf TO re-
oeive greater The delay attending it was ridicule
the expedition tfelf, in iuch circumstances. is ca
pta iaal' ireih bunder if its protector be not at
iuTed o his means. MIR. Pitt begins to grow d;C
tracted; he entangles h,nlclf in the nets which his
own pretty tricks Grt ipread for hin he mas lott his
ienieS before he has loit the minillry.
Butte return to the affairs of the continent what,
ever t'cfh Or faehood there may be in the new ru-
nours IN Circulation, blame nobody for Gre
oit'nT them. So many wonders are wrought in fo
'n're ;ie as to render every thing credible. It is
more naturalto iuPpoie that the Frerch will make
peace in Vienna, than it to preii1me that thew
would be there forty-fve days after their quitting
Straihurgh This war, which may hereafter be cal.
led the fix weeks war, will he more celebrated in his.
tory than the teven years ar, even thirty years
var and, as no other is reeletr with ex
traordinary events, reaenabie to believe that the
peace which mutt follow it ,w; have more import
ant reialss for the future tranquility of Europe.
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TWENTIETH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND
ARMY.

LINTz, 10th Brumaire, (7th Nov) wear ID.
line engagement of ArGetten did great honor TO
the cavalry and particularly TO the oh and 10Th re-.
e"nent ct huars, and the grenaiiers of the d.yi
un of general Ouano,
He Rutians have ince accelerated their re,r.,,.
they IN YAM cut down .ie bridges upon the lbs. h,ch
Were quickly re-efasliihed, aud prince Mura, ARR
we'd as far as the abbey of NIoik
a accommodating party has poited off to Bohemia.
we have taken very comfortable magazine both ar
Frsyl'adt and at Mattenhaul.n
Msrha'i Merter with a corps Of the army. i, ma.
n9uverng uPon the left bark of the Danube.
"A deputation fron the frnate is iun arrived a,
l-ntz The eleStor of Bavaria is expected here in
two hours
,Liriz. II. Rruuaire, 18th Nov) y.o, "a.
he eIector Of Bavaria and the ELECTORAL prince ar
rived ye'terday evening az Lintz. Iieutenant-pene
raj, count de Gniay tent by the emperor of Asjlrs
arrived here in the night He had a very Ions, eon
ference with The emperor The object of nj; n,ilon
Is nIEaown
AT the battle of Amffetten we took 1900 pricsners
700 ot whom Ruiliaus
Prince Murar has eaabhed hisshead-ouarter. \,
the abbey of Mok. His advanced potts are near s,
Polten (St. Hypolite.)
On the 18th, general Marmont directed his march
towards Leoben On his arrival at Weser he No,
the regiment of Giulay, charged it and took 400 pi
toner's, among whom One colonel and feveral officers
lie continued his march AL the columns of the ar
my are in graud nianGuvre.
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54,62l,5O1
54,62I,5o4


This furplus competed of effects of the sa,ure Of
thsfe which the law and iatutes of ;he bank have
authorized 1t TO receive Their folidy is that of the
beft effects. For each Of 90 fr in circulation
there really exits in the bank value in pec e and in
bills Of exchange inconteitaby amounting to 1850
francs.
The bank mat lofe 81 59l ,5o4 fir. before the va
ue ofthe IN Circulation could undergo the leaf
diminution. And thus even iuppoing that, as in all
establishments of his kind there " ere To- he v,rv
fmall part of the effects eis fold than others no M
eaneis ought TO reiut irOnit fay NOT the leaf m,
eahneis, on the Geuat'on of the bank which eontnu
ally prefents All a9f infinitely fperior to IT'S slffE
The fun in gold aud h,ver fpecie is hyperion to
that which mas been iufactnt in ordinary trues for
changing notes for ipesie. The bank generally ehny-
ed daily, notes the a,nonut of 9, 4 or 100000 fr
and tor month palt 1t has paid every day near fix
hundred thoufand frances and iJinet.mes beyond this
fun.
have made no mention Of the real ena,es belong.
ing TO the bank they add Gill more to its io;di,v
know no stabliihment OF the kind, either in Europe
10 the United States of Am erica which pr.fent. IN
the holders aud to the public more real motives for
fccurity.
1t Is in consequence Of AZ examination of the doep
ments which have been laid before me by the bank
ctors my fira calling them that have form,
ed this opinion; and have hsS frequent oeeaiions
Of knowing ;hat of the bank, is the opinion even
OF 'he metosats, trSdeineH' mot enlightened BAN
kers, and OF all perions who have any kno,;IeJge af
trania6tious of this kind. The reafury receive this
Paper at par every where that its legal eirculntion
extends, only becaufe the treaury makes no diltinc
ton bstweea the faid paper and fpecie
have even eaued il to be received very far from
Paris every time that, in the account which has been
rendered me, have ieen ia the payments made
to the realufY, an intention Of lpeeuilg IN order to
obtain unlawful profit.
fay with estre confidence, that the holder of the
Bank No,e, can in no cafe, lole Jingle centime.
have been informed that thofe who are coueeru-
ed in lock jobiug sndeavour to excite approximations
thar the bank paper will be forced The foidity of
tAs easbiibment renders fnch approximations abfo-
iOteiy vain; and befdes ose muR be completely y
norant OF the principles which govern us, ever to
fupPois the forced circulation Of baRk note or any
other paper.
BhRpT MARBoIs
Mini1er Of the Public Trsslury.
Nov-es5sS 90,
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FRIDAY, January 5.

MIR. c.. w. Campbell prefeHtcd a memorial
from the Houfe of Representatives of the terri
tory of Orleans, praying that certain alterations
may be made in the law paiied the laft feffion,
refpe6ting titles to land that the culture of
fugar may be further encouraged; that certain
appropriations of land may be made to indv-
duals; and that an appropriation of lands may
be made for the ufe of public fchools-Refer-
red.
Mr.. Findley prefented a memorial from a
meeting of fundry citizens of Philadelphia, re-
prefeNtiHg that certain abufes had occurred in
the election of Michael Leib, as a representative
in Congress, and praying the Houfe to autho-
rife the ifiuing of commifiion to take depofiti-
ons, or that they will take fuc h other meafure s
towards an invsaigation of the cafe, as they
NAV deem proper.
Referred TO the committee of elections.
The Houfe again went into committee of the
whole, MIR. ]. c. Smith, in the chair, on the bill
to eRabifh rules and articles for the govern
ment of the armies Of the y. States.
The committee, having coniidered the re-
manning parts of the bill, fiction by fiction, re-
ported the fame with fuudry amendments,
which the Houfe took into immediate confider-
alton, approving fome, and rejecting others |;
when the bill was ordered to third reading ON
Tnurfday.
MIR. J. Randolph obferved that he had a COM
munication to make, which, according to the
rules of the Houfe, required the galleries to be
cleared which the Speaker thereupon directed
TO he done.
The galleries continued clofed till about 3
O'Clock, when they were opened, ard the Houfe
adjourned till Monday.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, January =.

The Speaker laidbefore the Houfe letter from
the Secretary of State, cncloGng report on
the memorial of Peter Landais.
A petition was prefented from fundry hatters
of Bottom, iinilar in tenor to that from certain
matters of Philadelphia, and referred.
MIR. ]. c. Smith, from the committee of
Claims, fubmitted bill for the relief of the 60
vernon, fecretary and judges Of the territory N.
w. of the Ohio, which was referred to COM
mittre of the whole Houfe.
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thste, vas owned BY BpitiHi aesehanis, 'sSS
Implied from Britifh capital uader the protecai-
on of our Gag, which had To bear all the difgrace
of this illicit traffic.
ITO Be esnfianed.
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MiDiaer si the Public rrsslury.
Noy-sss.S 90,

The public were yeit>rGay expectation Of re.
eeiviBg ite confirmation Of tbe soAt for forns
days pan, aFoa the entry % the French INTO vi.nns
whien was 10 AVS tasea s.see on tbe 18th Brs.aro
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liv.


The aaive overplus in favour of the
bank, on the amount of thefe noJes
and of the fans due to the accounts
current is s
The difference arifes:
LIT. From the capital Of
the holders 44,s4I,l6I
2dly. From the relerve 4
gains fubfequent to the III
Vendemaire, year II 9,7so,s4s
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VI me- uas nnefa BE Mack, Who had .Ir.,.
iach great Fart for the renew slof he G.r -sss''
i,i'n' ''hsie arc the Influences ,ha, havs ,r s"s
hFonger man thoie Of all wife men a,,i n IN .i
members Of the Imperial family. anu u al ''s
mere IS nus the tneanea c,izeo, the Ioweh. h,h,l-
=, a 'u. that this is sdvanaseou, o.,
y, that sf'eJ are tsc arti6eefs OF the
a.,.I @ o' Eurore, as, by their monopoly, ,her
are the authors Of the exorban, price Of prpy.ns
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-11

We have jun feena copy sofa private letter. from,
an officer ofthe French Navy, dated Caiiz, Nov l..
by which it appears that the lois IF the combined
fquadron was greater than before fat.d L'Aglc
and Llndomptabe were alto loft the former OH the
Spsnifh coat, and the latter in Csaiz Bay, TO that
only ten fail Of thirty -three remain. Is
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-01
pubIa salIr.
On TUESDAY next,

On TUESDAY next,
.,.,oeE. viii b. fold at the Vsndus Store
;Asie r u NJ
and bis. Preach Brandy il pipes,
T. ns, -. : and bis.
Gin ;s.s . plps "a Apple Bandy in bis.
whssy ana tierses and bis.
s., I; brow. I, o,s I'D 'ses.',
Mould .I,s., !; Is s. s,s' s sss and ia'',
s p, isksg. and trails,
-, Ware in crates. ,,,YrrYDC
HOUSEHOLDS ,l Fun NJ oNh'
! Variety Of DRY GOODS
clotb,. Coatings, Keriemere',
o Ss Plains, Ksrieys, NegvO Cossohh
su.u, EIaaick,, blue FREEZES
csl;nancoe,, RuHels, Yarn Stockings
Cissz.. and Callicoss,
Iah Linen,, Silsfa do.
0.nsburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Muslin and Muslin Handkerchief,
I,da adusliss and Table Clothes,
gaadaaaa Handkerchiefs, ~,
c0o,ta Threads, Hats and sunary other
SUISSE Philip G. Ma1asl1sr.
Nav 70.
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DIIolutlon Of Copartnerlhlp.

THE copartnerfhip hitherto fulfilling uandef
the firm Of Tefttb Riddle sJ Ca. of Alexas1.ia,
was dlfIo!yed the arf infant, by mutv y con.
Cent: All perfons that are indebted to- = tna'
have claims on the fame, are requeltsd'to come
forward and iestle, as it is delrabse to eioe the
concern as foon as pofIible. Thoie Whole ae-
counts are Of long landing are particularly re- re-
uueft.d to attend to this notice, and make
payments 20 either Of the fubicribers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Alexandra
JAMES DALI,
OF Baltimore
Serfemhei Is.
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Lave, POOL Coaye Salt.

400 hhds. Liverpool coarie Salt,
on board the fchooner Polly aid Eliza, at LaH-
ralon's wharf, and for tale BY ~
Lawralon & Fowle,
W5o haze aJs yseeived BY Jai4 Sebssser trass
Bgfon,
s hoglheads retailing Molages,
50 barrels New England Hum,
100 boxes mould and djps Caaaleh
: 20 do. Chocolate II
Is do. Cod. Fifth, !.
10 caaks freh RaiGns
20 boxes do. Mu(catel ditto. - ,1s1ss
chefs Imperial Tea. !.
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mo. l5aa:

= 3 t4-,s t-f u ~, 7. -, u
Vaudeville and Ianaef6R,
a.se OFFER FOR Sale,
Fer caih, Produce, or on the ufual Gfts&t ;
A GENERAL AssearMENr or
LIQUORS g GROCERIES.
ConGaing OF
Muicovado Sugars, of various qua.
tiles.
Philadelphia and .Alexandria Loaf and Lump
ditto.
+ i: = zis e., and !. hA''. g.
gid Jamaica Spirits, for family afs,
Peach and Apple Brandy,
Cogniac and Bordeaux do.
Holland and Country Geneva,
70 barrels arong and fine favored Rye Whi.
key.
Madeira, !
Sherry,
Malaga, and
Tenerife
40 cafes St. Easph Medoc ClaIet, IS J
butt old 18th proof IrIh Whikey,
100 cafes Wet Schiedam Gin.
A few hogfheads of choice .MolaGes,
Tennefee and Georgia Cotton.
Gunpowder. rrac
Imperial, w., a.asui,,, e,.a.s
HyloD, ,. LA a:.. 1922 e..
Young H,fon, .onn,. 80. saa 80 81.
Souchong, ,S- 80 80 '''' y
Hyfon.1kin, and - tlF
Bohea
Green Coffee, Chocolate, Pearl Barley, Rice,
Starch, Zig. blue, Soap, Mufard, Rarpee and;
Scotch Snuff. H. \
SPIcES-Pimense, Pepper, Cloves, GAIA,
Nutmegs and Mace. 4
Ginger, race and ground.
Flosant and Orleans Indigo, Nader, Cop.
peras, Alum and Brim6one.
Patent Shot, aGorted, from BIB to No. 9.
Bar Lead, Hunters Pipes, Bees Wax, Wrap
ping Paper, Dcmijohns, Refined Salt Pesrs.
Chalk,
Mould and Dipt Candles.
Britilh Cunpowder of various qual.
tiles from Fto treble battle.
October 10. L
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NOTICE.

The Subscriber wifhes to inform the inhabitsn,.
of Alexandra in general, that he has Cellar,
az the lower-end of Duke Greet, under the
houle Of E. Afilps;
WHERE He HIS FOR SALE,
Bef Rhode-I iland Potatoes; New
York cabbages; Bcets Tmpips; Onions |.
Pumpkins. He will attend az, the Cellar every
day till II o'clock, during II. winter where
the inhabitants may be fupplied with large or
fnall quantities Of the above articles, on terms
very moderate. -.
A. WILLIS.
January IS. dIm