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Forkitude 81 an .Ntifcnr.

At the seige of Yorktown, when the ap.
proaches were pretty far carried on, the
troops mounted guard in the trenches bv
regiments The Rhode Island re giment Of
blacks mounted one night, at n time when
the British kept up an inccsSant cannnade,
OF round, grape and canister shot two
blacks were placed as Centinels together,
upon the same spot one sat down, the
other lay on his belly, to observe the mcti-
on OF the enemy, and TO give timely notice,
If they should attempt TO sally. When the
relief came, the corporal found both in the
same position he had left them: on de-
handing Of the one sitting. why he did not
rise, he answered laconicaliv, 60 believe
massa, Ise wounded, and / guess CufIee
dead hant pok dis good while" On ex-
animation, CuEee was really dead a ca
mister shot having entered his head and
poor Sambo had the bones of his leg and
arm terribly shattered On CARRYING them
within the line, the Surgeon found ii neccs-
sary to amputate Sambo's leg when the
poor fellow was informed Of it, he, with a
truly heroic spirit, replied, " Wei, come,
maSSa take um of, say no more about um. -
Having borne that with the patience Of an
Epictetus, he was informed it was abso-
lutely necessary to take off his arm: Al
though under the most cXcruciating pains,
when the surgeons began to condole with
him on his peculiar misfortune, he eXclaim-
ed, Neber mind, massa, take um Off
tank God, l got noder leg, noder arm left
for um et." Had he been a Roman instead
of an African, how would he have been &C.
LIBERATED
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FOR SAFE x4 4RIS OFFICE.

FOR 5dLA AZ fhIS OFFJCE.
Austin's Letters from London; written
during the years 1902 and 1903.
Miton's Poetical Works, a neat pocket
edition.
Grandpre's Voyage in the Indian ocean
and to Bengal, containing the character
and arts of the people of India, &c. sc.
to which is added, voyage in the Red
Sea, including description of Mocha,
and of the trade of the Arabs of Yemen,
with some particulars OF their manners,
customs, sc.
The Expositor, or many mysteries unra-
velledj delineated IN Il series Of letters
between friend and his correspondent,
comprising, The learned Pig-Invisible
Lady, and Acoustic Temple-PhilosoA
phical misunderstanding Spy G asses,
Optical and Magnetic--andvar. Gus other
curiosities on similar principles-with
reflections on Ventriloqusm, sc. Sc
BY William Frederick Pinchbeck.
Philidore's Elements of Chess.
The Gamesters, Novel
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Sch'rLeopard, Kendr;ck, Boston.
Providence, Beckwith, New York.
Richmond, Sea nan, do.
Sally & Eliza, Cary, Murderhill
Packet, Luce, Boston.
. Weymouth, Weymouth, New York.
Sloop Anselmo, Kctcham, do.
Sch'r Eliza Tice, Tice, Philadelphia.
Three Friends, Fisher, do
Sloop Little jim, Goodwin, Norfolk
CLEARED.
Sch'rThree Sisters, Spear, City Point
Sloop Adventurer, Town, Philadelphia.
Seaflower, Atwood, Dcightail.
Sch'r Alfred, Mileston, New York.
Independent, Brinkly, Philadelphia.
Seahower, Tyler, Baltimore.
Sloop Caty Maria, Storer, Philadelphia.
Mahala, Pryor, New York.
Sch'r Providence, Travers, Baltimore.
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L.
SOFT as the falling dews of night,
The tear of pity flows:
Bright as the moons returning light,
That gilds the opening rose.
Sweet as the fragrant breeze of May;
Her sympathetic sigh;
Mild as the morning tint of day,
The beam that lights her eye.
Still, gentle spirit, DER my heart,
Preserve thy wonted sway:
Teach me to blunt afliiction's dart,
And sooth her care away.
Or, if thy anxious efforts fail,
While sorrows still pursue,
III wish, while listening to the tale,
That good cannot do.
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PENNSYLVANIA AFFAIRS.

The committee OF erqn'-y into the governors
ronduc. r,ade rePor. this morning-the charges
are,
l The use Of ,he fac simi'e,
9. The appointment. Of Dr. Buchanan.
8. The removal of Dr. Reynolds.
The over,ures made 20 Duane To wi hdraw
scrirninsi pro7eouiou against him. on condition
that he would discontinue his suits against b
M'Kean ard o,Ncrs.
s Setring aside the election of Wolhert. for
which The committee think the governor had not
a shadow Of cause
6. Sending Blank com rission 10 he filed up
by !. B -N'Kear, &c exanrine witnesses respeo-
ting the contested election or sheriff
z issuing warrant TO- the arrest OF Cabre.
r. ard afterwards dispensing with the rules OF
the prison with respect - hn,
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BoNAPARTE AND rae wAGGoNER

The following humorous circumstance
took place about fortnight ago, near OAR
lington: A man driving a heavy loaded
cart, was called TO by gentleman in a
gig, to "give way," which he thought the
carter did rather SLOWLY The gentleman
was impatient, clustered great deal, and
at last exclaimed, " Get out of the way fell
low don't you know ] am Bonaparte -
The cart was Immediately stopped, and
the driver turning round, said, with broad
grin, care YOU? / have long wished to see
Mr. Bcnararte I'll soon show yea how Til
treat him He then deliberate v overturned
the gig, broke il TO pieces, and gave the
gentleman a hearty beating The poor
waggoner was seized and carried before n
neighbouring justice, who declared he knew
no law to punish an Englshman for dru5-
bling Bonaparte, or overseeing his fat bot
toms wherever he met them; the prisoner
had acted for the good of his country, and
/ tho gentleman must take the consequence
of his folly.-Lon PAP.
THE PRESIDENT of the UNITED
| STATES left the city of Washington on
! Tuesday last, on a short visit to Monticello.
| MARRIED
! On saturday evening last by the Rev J'hn D
/ Rlai, Mr. WILLIAM FROST, 20 the amiab'e
and muck admired Miss MARYL COUTTS
both Of this city.
DIED in the city Of Washington on
Wednesday last, in his 50th year, JOIN
BECKLEY, Esquire, Clerk Of the House
of Representatives of the United States.
|
Died on Sunday the 5th instant, at Nor
folk, Mrs WILLIAMsoN, consort of Tho
} MAS WuLIAMsoN, Esq. Cashier Of the
Office of Discount and Deposit OF the Bank
Of Virginia, at that place.
| CUSTOM HOUSE-RICHMOND.
ENTERED.
5Gh'r Prudence Mary, Shaw, New York
) Three Sisters, Spear, do.
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HIness oC Ronnhnrtc.

The London Sunday Review Of January
%, says" Through an authentic channel,
we have received advice that Bonaparte's
health has been SO much impaired by the
fatigue and anxiety 70 which he has oflate
been exposed, as TO impress his Medical
Euendants with the most serious apprehen-
o S for his safety.
lie has for some time laborcd under a
dropsical complaint ; ard contrary to the
ADVICE Of has ply oic.aas, persists in pro-
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Delegates elected 10 serJe in the near Ge'
neral .fssembiv.
.Nottozeav, DIR. Jones, DIR. Fitzgerald.s
ShottsyiUania, Stapleton Crutchheld,' II
Mercer.
King George, VIM. Hooe, ir. Alex. s. Hooe
PninceSS-.dnne, Edward III. Mosely, Tully
Robinson.
Isle Of Hight, Chs Wren,' VIM. Eley.'
SUSSEX, George billiard, John Jarrett
Prince Wiiiian, Alexander Dade,- Ste
phen French.
Cfty Of Richmond, George VIM. Smiths
Those marked thus are ne7v members.
ELECTIONS.
CITr OF Richmond.
CONGRESS.
Peyton Randolph, $50
John Clopton, IS
Majority for Randolph, 155
REPRESENTATIVES..
George w. Smith, 101
DR.. John II. Foushec, 100
Majority for Smith,
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From ALEXANDRIA, .fhrii 8.
The congressional election for the district
composed of the counties of Prince William,
Loudoun and Fairfax, commenced on Mon
day last Mt Dumfries, the following is the re-
suit in Prince William =
For Littlejohn, ISL
Lewis, 81
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. "a.
TRIB UTE OF APPLAUSE.
HIS EXCELLENCY,
BROADER GENERAL JAMES WILKIE-

SON.
Str,
The subscribers, masters of vessels in
the port of New-Orleans, beg leave to ex-
press 10 you through this channel Of commu-
nication, the high sense they entertain of
your services in the present alarming cri-
sis.
Surrounded as we are by suspicion or
deluded persons, more than ordinary means
arc requisite to Illustrate their nefarious
designs, and though we deprecate military
! ascendancy III free government; yet, we
consider it at this junctUre, the only alter
native TO preserve the peace of the coun-
try, and maintain inv1olate the real inter-
ests of the United States.
In all your measures, sir, we have per-
ceived the arm of power, guided by the
dictates of patriotism; and we are well
convinced that the civil authority is set a.
side only because it is incompetent from
the nature Gifts process, to avert the storm
which was ready to burst over us.
That your exertions may be crowned
with success and your services meet the
reward which they so justly merit, it is the
sincere wish of.
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SIR, Your admirers and friends,
Richard Sites, William Allen,
David Brown, Samuel Smith,
Benjamin Bryan, John Pratt,
Edward O'Bricn, John Cough,
Richard Field, ]. Symonds,
John Brown, y. Brown,
Stephen Clay, John Richards,
James Stanford, James Wilbrun,
Daniel Orr, Philip Wilson, jun.
Lloyd Jones, John Waller,
Benz. Swinson, William j. Pigot,
5. M'Cutcheon, Edward Hunt,
Amariah Williams, o. Bostruck,
Francis Pearson, Thomas Churnsides,
Robert Swain, George Chapman,
Thomas Stacy, Presaivia Waldron.
New-Orleaus, 9TH Feb. 1907.
Richard Sites, } Committee appoint
Lloyd Jones, ed to wait on the
William J. Pigot, ) general.
To captain Richard Sites, LLOYD Jones and
VIM. j. Pigot,-a committee from thirty
ono masters Of vessels in the port ofNew
Orleans.
GENTLEMEN,
receive with great satisfaction this tes-
timony of your appreciation Of my conduct,
pending one Of the mos; painful and inter-
csting scenes Of my lie.
The spontaneous offerings of a band Of
I patriots, assembled at this remote point,
| from various quarters Of the American u
Mon; of body of respectable citizens, who
though personally unknown to me, have
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Majority

From, NORFOLK, HhrI 9.
An attentive correspondent has favored
us with the state of the poll for Isle of Wight
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descriptions received at this office.

SIX Worms..It Is strongly recommend
cd to the overscers, directors and mana
gers of the poor-houses in the United States,
to plant the white Italian Mulberry tree in
abundance round their grounds. This tree
affords the proper food of the silk worm.
The raising of silk worms, and the produc-
ton of silk, will afford an easy and profIa-
bic employment to the aged, the iniirm,
the sickly, the weak, the young, and the
lame. The tree will grow TO the size Of six
inches in diameter, from the seed, in seven
years, and the wood is one of the most va
luable for posts, ship-building, and other
useful purposcs.-Democratic Press.
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fuse use of opium. He aiso drinks excess
sive quantities of coffee, without either SUI
gar or cream; practice which is suppo-
sed to have contributed TO that laDgor and
debility which occasionally Cypress him in
such degree, as to render him incapable
ofiany ordinary exertion.
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so respectable and useful a seminary of
learning.-PhM Gag.
A patent has been lately taken out in Pa
ris by the Sieur Despair, for an improve
ment in weaving, which renders it mnneces-
sary for the workman 20 throw the shuttle
with his hand. The weaver, when he sets
his foot on the trcadlcs to open the warp,
at the same time moves two springs, pla-
Ced on each side of the loom, by which the
shuttle is thrown at the moment when the
frame is removed back as far as it ought
to be. His hands therefore remain at IL
berty, and he can pull back the frame when
he wishes to make the texture closer. Ex-
periments have proved that weaver NAV
work longer, and with much less fatigue,
at this than at a common loom that he
can, in twelve hours, weave twelve Paris
ellis of yard wide cotton stuff, whereas by
the ordinary nying shuttle, good workman
can scarcely, in the same time, MAKE more
than -four or six ellis. The sime experi.
ments likewise have shewn that the impro-
we'd loom may be employed with advantage
in the manufacture of all kinds of stuffs
woollens, blankets, linens, sc. and that the
additions and alterations required by ordi
nary looms will be attended with very lit.
tie expense that the construction Of the
mechanism by which the shuttle is throw
is simple, and requires no expense tn keeI
it In repair, and may be adapted to ali loom.
of the ordinary construction.
Looms Of this construction are fitted Ut
by Messrs. BarbaZan and Co. 1T the Gobe
Inns At Paris, at the expense Of from two L
two guineas aud a half. Flight or ten dol
Iars-will not some enterprising citizen i'm
port few Tor models y
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UNITED States Gaz.

REBELLION At PRINCETON COLLEGE.
We have seen letters from Princeton, n.
Jersey, dated the I'd inst. which state, that
a very serious rupture has occurred in the
college Of that place. Upwards of 156 stu
dents have openly revolted against the au-
thority of the principal and teachers, in
consequence of three of their fellow stu
dents having been expelled.
The whole number of literary insurgents
have been dismissed from the walls of the
college, until a board of trustees, to be i'm
mcdiately convened, shall give decision
on the subject. We sincerely regret that
any thing should have occurred TO tarnish
the reputation, or interrupt the progress Of
so respectable and useful a seminary of
learning. Gag.
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Il
A series of numbers have appeared in
the Aurora, entitled "PoLitics for Farm
ers."-We regret that the limits of our pa
per will not permit us to publish the whole
of the numbers; but we shall occasionally
present our readers with a number of them,
persuaded that they will be read with much
interest.-Our readers will find that the
number inserted in this days Farmer,
touches on the erctse i'm England. 1t can
not fail to be warning TO every American,
and to guard him against men who wish
systems OF the same description to be intro
duced into our country. When we contrast
the situation of the American farmer with
that of the English farmer, surely no one
will deny that we are the happiest people
on the face of the globe. 1t can scarcely be
believed, but it is the fact, that we have
men amongst us, and Americans too, who
advocate such system as is described in
our preceding columns. But thanks to the
wisdom of our councils, the advocates of
ercisc, sc. are decreasing daily in our
country, and the administration of JeGerson
has contributed, in great measure, to
humble them in "duSt and ashes"
We feel particular qualification in stat
ing, that the editor Of the Aurora, in conse-
quence of the pressing solicitations from
different parts of the union, intends to pub
fish them in the pamphlet form. When
this is done, every farmer will be enabled,
(and not one ought to neglect iO to procure
a copy of this valuable and highly interest
ing work.
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Fo,. COupress.

In Sussex county, for representative to
congress, Mr.. Gray bad every vote but t7yo !;
and George billiard and John Jarrett are
elected delegates to the assembly of this
state.
THOMAS NEWTON. ir. csc. has no op-
ponent in the Congressional district of Nor
folk, &c.
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ENTERED.

Mary, Shaw, New York
Three Sisters, Spear, do.
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THE PRESIDENT of the UNITED
STATES left the city of Washington on
Tuesday last, on a short visit to Monticello.
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VIE BRICK H0USEslately occupied by
Il the subscriber, situate Oh Dusc-stfeetx
There is a good kitchen with a pump at the
door, snsetse-house, stables, and garden. For
terms apply TO e. JANNEY.
9Th mo. sd. 2aw
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District of Columbia.

NOTICE is hereby yiven 10 al guhcal Il
X y aeay coneern, that the Consul General
Of Portugal to the United States of America,
has authorised the subscriber to legaiizc all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
bound from the ports Of, this district to any IN
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters Of vessels who RAY omit
having their bills Of health thus certified, Will
be liable to undergo quarantine
It's requisite that any article shipped tor
account of a Portuguese subject should be
declared and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
ty and the bills of lading legallzed as above.
Lewis Dsblols.
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AdverHsenae nt.

,-y~ Ii 3 subscriber respectfully informs tie
n public, chat he has commenced business s,
i, on Royal4street, near the market where nc
purposes carry On the bushes o. 2 cutler,
! l .ocksrnith, SVhitesmith, Elastic 4 russ-Ha-
ker, Bell-hanger, Gun and Pistol Barrels
Browning, Blaeing, and Polishing IN the neat
est s1sanner. 81,
All orders thankfully recelved and careful
III attended g By
September %. .S e oot
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ore dozen
"A few dozen ine old fTontinac
DITTO do. best wine bittsrs
Jamaica and West India rum
w-England do.
Cogniae, Bourdeaax and Naples hraIsA
Holland and country gin
Schiedasn sin IN cases
Irish whskey, very old
20 barrels Pennsyl rye whisky i
Cider In barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar 30
Florence oil In nasks
2 hogsheaAs Havanna honey
IS do. choice retailing aolasses
Gunpowdcr
Imperial
Hyson 1EAS
a sssss azs's d : god s'''''
Souchorg
Muscoyado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do.
Lost and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bas-
timose and Alexandria.
Lcipcr's, CARROTS, and Hamilton's saHff
in bottles and bladders.
Macuhaa and rapee do.
Clover-seed, Pena. zaarfaated}
Mace; nGtsnegs s; cloves cassia; Pl1nen-
to pepper ginger, race and ground; lay
enne pepper; refined salt-petre.
Ce&ee !; Chocolate; rice; pearl baslcy ),
London end Philadelphia mustard, basket
salt; starch; fg blue ;slotant indigo Geor-
eia aud Tennessee cotton fax; wool; mad
der; eoppcras; alum brimstone; chalk );
pipes III boxes; wrapping paper and tlgiRe
traces; bed cords leading lines; sennijohias
gin eases; patent shot; brandywine guI1poN-
der; Earyey's gunpovder, the only real BIZ;
tish Sattle pewdcr] from f to treble sealed
chewing tobacco; best Havana segafs
Muscatel and bloom raisins IN boxes.
Sun rsisins In casks.
Zante eurrants prunes soft SHIELDED al
monds.
A few boxes excellent pickles, each one
dezen bottles assorted I; caperss olives and a
ehovies, for sale by the box.
A quantity Of clean good ALUM salt suitable
for the fishery, &c. &c.
March lo.
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Subscriber

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
il = and the public at large, that ne always
keeps a general assortment OF NAILS,
BRADS and SPRIGS, of every description
for Sale at his Nail Manufactory, Union-strcet.
Merchants aad others may be supplied on as
good terms as at Philadelphia or Baltimore
He has lately copmenced the Blacksmith
business, in its various branches; these wtse
fa@sor him with their custnnl N that line may
depend on having their work done with neat
ness alsd dispatch. Oreiers from country aner-
chants and others, for Mails, vii be duly at
tended to, and every favor gratefully acknow-
lodged.
Horace Field.
sI hoop-IRoN To- sale at the factory.
September s go
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o. Dollars Reward.

I'd an. AWAY, some time in the months
HI, ofNorember or Dec. last, q negro man
by the. name Of SAM, who was hired IN the
town Of Alexandria to a AIr. Robert Smith.
lie was about SO years Of age, about s feet
i 10 or II inches high, very straight, OF rather
a yeliowish or fancy complexion, shutters q
little. has a soft voice and generally seems
humble andtimid wheB spoken to. He had
a wheat col. Jemmeson's III the county of
Caroline, and may perhaps be lurking in that
ncighborhood but 1 think it nore probable
he may have. gone to the state Of Maryland
Iftaken IN the state of Virginia and brought
to me | will give the above reward if in the
state of Maryland and brought to re will
give SO dollas reward.
Baldwin NJ. Lee.
Virginia, Westmoreland2
county, Julyo4. 5 [5ol d. =
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PURSUANT To a 'DscYee

IztYJ1ta9lEs 10 ~ .LjsC3sg
OF the honorable the circuit court Of the dis
frictof Columbia, in a suit depending in
Alexandria county, in chancery, wherein
/ Colin Aud asllninistrator of Robert Mllll-
ran, deceased, Is. complainant and William
Wilson defendant, will be exposed to pub
Tic sale, en- Saturaay the 5hhday Of Seif'ten1-
Z Ter rect, at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, at
the coffee house in the town CT Alexandria,
for ready money
A 1.-the sad Wan. Wilson's right and IL
lie In and to three fourth parts Of an an
divided intayest in the whole Of, the lands
heretofore attachedto the Keeptryst furnace,
being about fourteen hundrcd acres, with The
execution OF the works and S2l acres sold to
the government Of the United STATES, lying IN
Berkle7 now Jefferson county, near Iiarper's
ferry.
G qsa., sl hss sn'r,.
. Aaaust a 5awts,
By rcafon Of the absence ct the
commiflioners, the sale Of the above
mentioned property is po.tponed until
Saturday the i 9TH Oct alto O'Clock, IN
the forenoon, at the ccHee rouse
when it will take place.
Sept. 4.
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n O / G. E.

v-E xIFE subscriber, of the town and county
Of 1Alexandria, in the district OF ColtlSn-
bia, has obtained from the Orphans Ie E-aE q
the Said county, letters of administrator upon
the personal estate Of Doctor James 5tlsfss,
late ofehe town and county aforesaid ceceased
All persons having claims against the sad ete-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit them
with proper vouchers thereof, on OF Delof9
the first day of April next ensuing, or they
1slaypy Law Sc excluded from adj benetit OF the
said estate. And all these indebted thereto,
are requested to mako immediate payment
Given ander my hand, this 18th day OF sep.
sember, 1907
Frances GiIlies, Adm'ss
Ser.ay,,,jber 90. 2a,xiW
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JAMES BACON,

a MES Is t1SSNs
z.4ths GRocsRy STonE, on KTag-strcct, has IN
addftionto his. former stock, added
Afreh Supply of Genuine Articles.in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
: He ron egers. for safe, Oh his asaal lozy term,
Mufcoyado Sugars, ofyarious qua
Lilies,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, 1'E rs,
Hyson, particularly scieosa
Young Hyson, edfor
Hyson-Skin, and 1 ssiarlily ass.
Souchong
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of a superior 9uaRtT
Madeira,
Busellos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, ~ I &C. .
TencriAe,.
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Cognac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, st. Croix, St. YiRceats, and New
G-SStiliI> INui1ls
Holland Gin,
Irish and country " Risky,
Nlslasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stengnton's Bitters,
Mace, natmegs, cloves, cassla, pineneo,
Cayenne and black peppers race ana ground
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, 6g blue, soap, mould, dipt and
spesTnaceti candles, refined salt-petrc, aotant
indigo, alum, copperas, madden, brimne,s ts
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
gish and country made gunpswder, segars
and sIneaking tobacco, very BEST chewing TO-
baceo.
Hamilton and Leiper'ssnuff, Hunters pipes
ir boxes.
Lsaden mustard, warranted of superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
dcrnijohu's, &c. &c. with generally every ar
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Chs very lowest terms