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bourers there, and encouraged them to
presevere in their unwearied diligence. !.
On receiving the thanks Of the magis-
trates and clergy, he returned them the
most amicable answer, asked after indi-
vidual losses, and left them with these
words " The dead [ connot rstore to
you, that is above human power; but
all that can, will do for your city,"
His Majesty made an offer of the Palace
in the wood to such respectable persons
as had been deprived of their habitations,
or which were rendered uninhabitable
an offer which has been accepted with
gratitude.
His Majesty has empowered the ma
gistrates of this unfortunate city to make
general collection throughout the
whole kingdom and ordered that 100
900 gilders, out of the treasury, be left
at the disposal of the minister of the
home department, for relieving the most
pressing necessities Of the poor, and
those who have lost their all.
Several persons have been taken out
alive from under the ruins but some
expired almost Immediately afterwards.
Great numbers still lie buried, the
rubbish forming such vast heaps that
considerable time will be required to
clear them.
After the explosion, which was awful
in the extreme, several fires broke out
by the scattering of the lighted turf and
coal in the hearths; and this calamity
unfortunately drew off, for while, the
attention of the citizens from their suf-
fering fellow creatures, pining and la
menting beneath the ruins Of their habit
ations, but shortly before the seat OF
-hilarity and social intercourse.
A Jewish school suffered considera-
bly,; sixteen children in it are said to
have lost their lives. A charity school
near it mefthe samefate. Dead bodies
Of children near the spot are discovered
from time to time. Fifty children at
boarding sckoolnarrowly escaped blythe
collision Of two walls which supported
thebeams and roof two, however, were
crushed to death: and third died short
w afterwards in it's fathers arms. Those
who were saved rushed into the court
yard, where they were shortly after
wards joined by their eager but trem~
bling parents, and there ensued a scene
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HISTORICAL ANEcDorT.

w men the AlllSS VINO were COlllltIlO-
cd by Prince Ferdinand, invested Min
den Gin March 1859, the besiegers
erected their batteries at a small distance
from a water-mill, which stood between
them and the town the upper part of
which was wood, and the lower part
stone. On the day when the lombard
ment began, the family fed but, in their
haste and confusion, a child about four
gears old was left, IN small house, by
the mill. When the battle was over
some of the English soldiers went to
examine the premises. The upper part
Of the mill was full of holes, like unto a
cullender, and the lower part, with the
house, was very much damaged: but that
which most astonished them was the
child, which they found IN the house,
quite unhurt. Its clothes were nearly
all shot away, and its skirts, almost up
10 its lOins, cut off as clean as if they had
been cut with razor but not bail
had entered any part of the child's body,
nor cut the flesh, nor even graZed the
skln-A striking proof that every ball
that flies is subject 70 the controul of o
"loC "lu gracious providence, WITHOUT
whose permission not even a sparrow
falls to the ground.
CGcntlema'l's Mag.l
That person is properly my lord and
master, who hath it in his power to gra-
tify my wishes, or to inhict my fears
10 give me what l desire to have, or to
take from me what l am loath to part
with. The oHlY 70ay, Their, to preserve
ones liberty, is to restrain ones own
passions, and to have neither desire nor
dverSion for any thing in the power Of
others; for he that does not so, is sure
20 be SLave as long as he lives.
TEbiCtetlkS.
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HUNTINGDON, April 80.
Two young Girls, one 9, the other ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-09
John Mckinney.
Oh. Slmlns.
Robert Young.
Elisha c.. Dick.
w. Jones, ;r.
Cuthbcrt Powell.
N. F~ltzhugh.
Francis l.. Lee.
COUNTY MEETING.
FAIRFAX. Tuly s. 1907.

FAIRFAX, July s, 1902.
AT a meeting of a number Of the cl'
tizens Of the ceunsy of Fairfax, Thomson
Mason being appointed Chsirmaa, aud
James II. Blake. secretary,
Il zUas Resolved,
THAT every person honestly impress.
ed with attachment to the principles Of ne
constitution ana adherence 10 the welfare
of the United States must feel indignant at
the varloa. insults aad injuries. c.perl'
epced by our fellow. Citizens, from officers
under the British government, and those
feelings must be especially ifritaicd oy the
lass das,ardly eu;rages inflicted by tn;
Leopard, avessel of war, acting uader me
commands Of a British admiral, within she
cspea-of Virginia; whereby Acknowledge
citizens of the u. S. were murdered, ms'y
manned, and some compelled Into a serV'
Ice hostile TO thels feelings and intnical' TO
the interests of their counsry.-ThereioF
this meetipy, feeling ittheir duty, dataks
the liberty Of requesting the Inhabitants o.
the county to meet at their court house, 90
Saturday, the 11th July, at IL o'clock 10
the forenoon, in order that their sentiments
may be expressed on this occasion.
Hzoas also resolved,
That this resolution be signed by the
chairman and secretary, aud that the eIn'
Gems present do use every means w9tn'"
their power TO communicate thia notlce %
the irhabitsnts Of the said county.
THOMSON MASON, Chairman.
JAMEs II. BLAKE, Secretary.
The JoAowing 7oasts 5vere drank %n
party Of gentlemen asss mbAea on I'M
Hal on Saturday the 4th inst. in commit
morasien Of aa:e,ican INDEPENDENCE:
4. The day we celebrate: May it ever
be held sacred by the som Of America
2. The President Of the United Ssate'
His decisive steps concerning the late our
rage committed by the Leopard ship o.
war on our fellow citizens, commands ou
highest applause.
s, The Vice. resident Of the u. S. sppI
the heads Of departments.
4. The Constitution of our country
the bulwark of our liberties: May 1t ps
yer be violated.
S. The memory OF orr departed fellow
citizen geeerai Gsorgs Washington, WI
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aleranorta Dajlp gDhagtfsar.
THURSDAY, JULY 9.

Information Of undoubted cred;h,a;,,.
has jest reached our civ, that the Rr;,,sb
squadron, having assumed a threatens.
position before Hampton, have reouls
the citizens Of Norfolk and pof,staoAS !
10 rsscind their resolutions, and have d.
sclared, that d;sobedience to the reqaisii;oo
will be esteemed a commencement of u,,
The demand has been rejected With b.
coming 6rmness. 1t is also stated, ,ha,;o
consequence Of this and other hostile ORA.
ceedings, the merchants Of Baltimore have
deemed il necessary 10 recall ,hose vessels
which had been recently discharged from
'thsif port, and 10 postpone the d departure
ofesh-rs. The Committee Of Al.xssdrls.
believing that individual safety aud ii.
pablo welfare may require ashort susp.u,
sion OF the commerce of Potomac, have
though: il expsdient to publish his infor.
nation, and TO advise the me-. hants al or
city 10 detain their vessels while the COM,
mcrce Of the by and river continues lob.
threatenedwith predatory violence. III.
committee dc notiniend TO recon raend any
measure which has the color of uudeleg,te
power, but TO apprize the citizens sh,F.her
properly canaot pass the bay and river
without danger Of loss TO themselves, sns
Of de.rinent to the community. Ihcn /.
clamatien of government and the rssoIa.
tons of our cities were Intended to repsl
an offensive bslligeren, from cur wasera by
Withholding the comforts Of hospitality;
BUT their removal cannot be effected il this
manner. while supplies and riches can be
gained by the plosder Of oar vessels. It
is therefore hoped that a becom,og regard
for private interest aud the common eattiy
will prevent the citizens of Alexandra
from exposing their vessels until open wa,
or the restoration of amiiy affords more
certain grounds for commercial %calcpia.
;ion.
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aud Others, who have volunteered their
services under his direction, tor the alacfi.
" with which they have undertaken 70 6
qsip The gun boats tor the defence q our
nor,s at this eyentful crisis.
Peselpra, That ia execution Of the Oh.
iect heretofore requested OF captain Deca.
tnr, this committee bold II 70 be their
dntv to reimburse any expenses which may
be increased, beyond those which captain,
Dcc,tur may consider himself authorised
10 incur as the commandaat OF the Y. ?.
naval force.
Pcselved, thar Moses Myers and Will.
am Newsum be a committee to wait upon
CAPITALS Decatur with the for egeipgpresolu,
Siops. S. /,
ResolosIs, That ! subscription be opened
70 dtfrsy the expenses under the direction
Of Richard Blow, Seth Foster, and +. ?.
Taylor.
THOMAS MATTHEW'S, Chairman.
THEO. ARMSTEAD. Secretary
Frescerdi;ngs . the comnittee at the ~
chnaSs lsHsf House, Sd Jaly
Pressnt-lhomas Mathews, Luke Wheel,
err, VIM. Pennock. d. Bedinger, Seth
Foster, F. S. TAYLOR, ThemasN Newton,
iun. Thomas Blanchard, Moses Myers,
Fheo. Armistead.
Whereas il has been represented TO US
that The British consul has refused 70 send
his dispatches covering Communications
from our government 10 the British chips
through the conveyance offered by the coll
lec,or, alleging that the resolutions OF
the committee have suspended his func-
tons, and therefore that he would not
make a demand for the Liberation OF the
sessen detained on beard of the Bellona,
unless through the medium of the advice
boats hitherto employed by the squadron.
or in sush other mode as he may think
proper.
Resolped, That this committee do not
prescribe 10 the consul any mode OF com.
mrnica.ion which he may, in his pleasure,
.hink prcpsr to adopt. He knows tul
well how far the resentment Of an injured
people will brook the appearance IN their
owa ports Of lhoae very men whose bands
are vet %reeking in the blood Of their coun'
try. Blu, in an Interval wherein the sense
of the government cannot be asceriained,
the committee will hold him infamous who
infringes the spirit Of the pubic resolu
sfons ; aud whether it may or may not be
deemed expedisnt by our goveromens 60
suspend for The present the intercourse
between its citizens and the British squad.
ros. We dc declare that the citizens Of
this community have a right as individu-
ais 30 withhold supplies Of provisions AID
water derived from lheir own estates, and
that it will be departing from that just 10.
dignasion already expressed by them 1t
they furnish or permit to be furnished sup
plies Of any kind, until ample resribu. ton
is made for the insult offered TO our IA.
,ional character.
Resoloed, That this committee deriving
thsir power from the people only, and APP
poin,ed solely to~carry into effect the resc-
la,ions adopted by them at the general
meeting, have no power to alter, nedhy
or abolish the proceedings and Instructions
of their constituents.
THOMAS MATHEWS,
Chairman.
THEo. AEm1srEAp. Ssc'ry,
Arrived at Nafelk Jelly 2, schooner
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NORFOLK, 5ub 5.

%& 80 @rtNtE So
Of sTune, S97.
Present-Thomas Mathews, Moses Myers,
William NSwsuIn, Francis S. Taylor, Seth
Foster, Thomas Newton, Richard Blow,
Thomas Blanchard, ]. M. MurdauSh,I heo.
Armistead. I
The chairman presented the following
letter from commodore Stephea Decatur,
which was ordered TO be published.
Norfolk, ist Juys 1907.
SIR.
Orders from government directing
nv immediate attention. 10 the re.eGulp-
msns of The Chesapeake, any farther move
mens Ct he gun boats, for the moroen',
must nectssas,ly Be suspended. These
boars will hove yer lsywhsrs shev are, with
every ,hiag Oh board, ready Cor such inca.
susss as thu government may direct or Z.
Emergencies call for,
Allow me to avail myself of The present
y occasinn TO express The high sense epfer-
tain Of the zeal and patriotism OF The elti-
zsns Of this neighburhoad, particularly
that portion of shsm by whose voluntary
uuexamplrd exrrtions, these boats, then
shyiog ID a dismanslsj state, were In a few
hoors comple els rugged, eauips end brot
tS the point where they now are /; and
from whence by similar services which cen.
time &C be rendered by the seamen and
armed companies of the place, they may
in a few hours at any time be rendered
-distipgnishably useful to their country.
Accept, sir, for yourself, aud the board
over which you preside, the assurances OF
nv high consideration aud respect.
STEPHEN DECATUR, iar.
70 general Mathews,
Chairman of the committee, SC.
RessFvsd, Thai his committee view with
the greatest satisfaction aud most lively
sensibility, the patriotism DISPLAYED by
captain Decatur since The alarm excited by
the late outrage con- mitted on our hsg Oy
a British squadron.
Reselosd, That commodore Decatur be
invited TO par,ake of a public dinner.
Resolved, That Seth Foster, Thomas
Newton aud Richard Blow be a committee
70 wait apon commodore Decatur wi,hthis
insi,a.ien, and 10 make the necessary ar.
Engagements fer this en,ertainment.
Wnsssas .a's somn aa $50 ,e, ,1;sh
uuu ..asso ~.:I - - 60.
shor,d h. sl,.wn. and whereas
~ cni,sc,nr of ,b;. ,or, has received di
49, - msta . ysroes, 1bro.oh he me
d;sm &C Il. B,;,;ss eorsul Tor the release
of son- ;mnressed seamen now on board
- Raior.- p so9s,sa3 Thai, ,hia cammi,.
80 nsser Aid con,;arr the ;n,esdictiou en-,
$3.50 ;.,o hy he citizens Of Norfolk. OF.
nmrnn;c, ,;on between The British consu,
O.. :.
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To Sell or Rent,

~ OCH OI TNCiiL.
Sundry LOTS in Alexandria-Alse seye
raj in the city of Washington. For terms ap-
plyto sARAA PORTER.
February IA. 2aW
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MORE BRITISH INSOLENCE.
.[cIRCULAR.l

[cIRCULAR]
Thi. day, the following letter was received
by.RIcHARD E.IEE, esq MAYER OF 'fis
borough, from commodore DoucLAss,
ICOPT
His Mai;esty's ship RcAona.
.Hamp0n Reaas, Julys, 1907.
SrK,
BEG leave to represent to you,
tina, having observed ia the newspapers, a
resolution made by a committee, on the
2ssh nls. prohibiting any communication
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- ~. ElHH 9&-~4t
Arrived at Nsfelk Jelly 2, schooner
Commerce, Lindsay, 90 days from M ON.
tsgo Bay, Clam Sailed IN company with
the schooner Mary, Harrison, OF Ply
mouth, en-. c. for Eden,ep. Left schr.
Hiram, of sud for New York 10 1odays ;
brig Washington. Of and for New York,
the day after Juue II, Grand Cumana
bearing ives, 10 leagues. was boarded from
the British sloop Of war Drake, treated
politely. 18Th, was boarded by a French
priva,eer Of S guns and "a men, belonging
10 Guadaloupe, took the yawl, sea stores
and wearing apparel of the captain, gave
an old boat in exchange. Tie privaseer
boarded at the same time the schr- Mary,
from whom they took a puncheon OF RUN.
14.h, lat. 81 SO. long.s5 IL, spoke ship
Fame, SIoke, of Baltimore. 65 days from
Leghsrn bound { New Orleans.
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Tohn Stone.
! i thirty dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber In Au-
~ galst'lsst, a negro woman named Tab J;
she is shout IS years of age, of the eonlmon
size, of yoliowish complexion, long face,
high cheek bones, and, her eyes sunk in-she
understands every kind of house work, wash
ing, nursing, &c. I'll the latter capacity shs
has been passing herself in A@exandria, and
has said by my authsnty: There are various
circumstances which nc to believe she
has been and is secrefeSh Nv her husband
Jerry the property Of Joseph Vaudeville, iu-
hior) He is hired to his father John Mande-
vile, as laborer, and sometimes drives a
cart on the streets. Twenty Dollars will be
paid if taken in the district, and the above re-
ward iftaken above 10 miles without, plovi-
sded that she is SO secured that l get her a.
gain.
All persons are cautioned against harboring
or employing said negro. in any capacity
whatever. IL, ROSE.
April "A. [as.] aaw
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Patent Elastic Suspenders,

Patent Elastic Suspenders,
To be; had, wholesale aad retail, of the Pa
tentee, next door below Mr.. Ale,sande
MsKenzie's, lower end Of Prince street, A.
lexandria.
THEY furPass any yet extant, for
ease, elegance, &c. Masters of vessels and
other. gentlemen going to the West-Indies,
Spanish Main, sc. may be furnished with an
assortmehl,, and a great. allowance to those
who purchase by the, quantity.
n. B. The buttons OH the back parts ofthe
Waistband ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
the Suspenders, to prevent improper strain
Ing, and thereby destroying the ease designed
In the construction 8. the article.
Richard Horwell.
ALso,
Recessed fer shih Leonidas from LiyefTooi,
Red, Green, Blue and Yellow
Morocco Leather,
Good quality for sadlers, shoe makers, ebe 3
kinders, matters, &c, d
LIKE WISE. E.
Sadlers' Seating Leather, and fey 6e
Morocco suitable for ths WeH7Indief Sc
May.s.
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James McG uire.
Forty Dollars RezoaYd.

ID AN AWAY, On flle 5th Instant a ssnaH
IN Negro Boy named I'm, about Is years
of age, 4 feet 6 orr inches high, ola yellow
ish complexion, weak and innamed eyes, and
has few feint scars on his face; his hair cut
close excepting a small circular bunch behind,
suffers when be attempts to speak fast or is
alarmed, Had ,on.an old tow linen shirt, and
a pair Of old black striped linscy trousers.
patched with blue and white kersey. He is
an artfal chap and will atteiapt to pass for a
free boy, by getting seme free negro to own
him fora child, which he has frequently said
would be his plan should he run away
s TWENTY DOLLARS will be paid for
approaching him, if taken III this state. and
the above reward if taken out OF, the state,
secured SO thatI get him, and all nnSonable
charges Il brought home to sss.'s 3 &
Basil S,mbsop.
On ElksRidge, Annc-Arundel county,
tune II, iss7. .sWss* e.
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I,wentY Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from Freestone Point, near
Dunfsiss, on Sunday the 9Th Of last month,
two Negro Men slaves, named ANDREW
and JAMES, tae propertyof Sarah fouchee,
in Prince William county, and hired OF her
until the end ofthe year, They had each OF
them a pass for three days, being Whitsur-s
tide holiday.
ANDREwis about years cf.age, S feet 9
snchcs high, a slack complexion, has scar
near the corner Of one Of his eyes, 5 little
!, and has a forward, imPadent
eouhtenance. s
JAMES is about 10 years of age, teet
ss.,elvs high, black cofnpl.xief,, has a scar
near his mouth Of the size of pea, reels ard
swaggers very much in his walk. Each CT
them had on when they went away shirt end
trowsers Of plain coarse Virginia cotton, aIll
their other cloathing is not known.
A reward of Ten Dollars will be given for
each of them, to any person who will sppre-
bend them and deliver them to the subscri-
Der, or to sarab Fouehee, living near DUN
fries.
John Stone.
Z Prince William County,
juno 81. eeaw
r. s. All persons are forbid from harbor-
ing them, and from conveying them away
ether Lv land or water
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yOluuon.

The work WILLIS comprised in one octave
volume Of about 400 pages, ornanented with
am engraved head Of Washington Price to
subscribers in boards So 50--to non-subscrib-
.ers SIS oo--pay able on delivery.
sr7~ Subscriptions received by ROBERT
GRAY. King-street, Alexandria.
June IS. DIST laWlm
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LUMBER YARD.

g. HE subscriber respectfully informs his
1 friends and the public in general, that
he has established a LUMBER Y.4RD, adj
joining Colonel RAmsay's wharf, where he
intends keeping a constant supply Of the best
materials in that line, and will selllow for
sash or on short credit.
James Mcclure.
] May s. eo2m
n. B. Mes continues the House-Joiners'
business, and from his knowledge in that line,
viii pay particular attention to any orders for
Lumber that he may receive.
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INST received from Boston,
81 ~. ~ 81 TIE Bookstore of z. GRsfls IN
King street,
a Report Of the Trial Of

4 Ibu,ss OJsver Seyridge, Esq.
in arAnd;ctmcnt for Manslaug hter, for. xii
lingNr. CHARTS .Austin, on the Public Ex-
i chans, in Boston Aug 4. 1900
n THAlisely interest which this extraordi
nary occurrence had excited in the public
rind, caSed for q full and impartial statement
offacts, 18th in the deyelopement OF the tes-
t;mony, aid the pleadings which took place
attic trial. This injunction appears to have
been fulfilled in the present publication, as it
comes fromthe press, sanctioned by the OIL
ciaI reporter Of the state, and lnsler the s'a-
peryision Of The court itself. Ike public ara
therefore presented with al the documents
necessary to form correct understanding o.
the subject aswell in relation 10 the unhappy
catastrophe, aato the course and operation ct
the laws, III cass of this nature.
a tie same f.iare ncy De had,
"a Correct Statement of the whole Pre9ftnl-
nary Consvoversp, between Thomas Oiiser.
SclfIdge, and benjamin. Austin, iiather Of
the deceased G. Austin.|
BY 7somas Otiper scyfidsge.
- g He takes my ifs,
JYAen .Se. doth take The a,sa,ts qvheyeby fllve-
{ This pamphlet embraces q variety OF l1lat
ter, Immediately relevant to the UNHAPPY 'ec-
currence, WHICH deprived MIR. Laaries Aus
tin Of life in With the author, IN yiitilcahns5
his conduct in this extraordinary atfAlr' Is
drawn into retiospecdon Of The general chs-
racter of Benjamin. Austin IN adopting THIS
mode, Mr.. Selh'idgc has given loose to q nelo-
ness Of asperity, seldom found intl,e writings
Of sur best authors, ard w!iich reflect great
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FOR SALE,

a NEGRO MN, about . years ofage,
who has been brought up as a body ser
want to single gentleman, is good Ostler,
is vel acquainted With all the duties ola
house servant, and has served regular ap-
premiership 70 barber, and is now very
good one-IIe is remarkable for his hnnssssty
and the goodness Of his disposition. For f1li-
ther paltieul apply to the PRINTER.
N:<ar s, 60
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FOR SALE,

FLIfI sNHi<Is. ~
THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT, v
HITUATED ON the banks Of Great Hunt
~ ing Greek, called Rural F'eAeity, tori
rncrly owned by Mr.John Duff. It's at pre-
sent rented for one year, for the sum of one
hundred and fifty dollars, resewing the right
of possession at any time during the above
term, on giving one months nollce.-for
terms apply to RICHARD LEWIS.
April % 60
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N @ r Il C. T..

n Ii those who have any claims CT de-
IN nands against the estate OF JoAn Dun
ten, merchant, late of the town OF Alexandra,
arc hereby informed, to bring in their &C.
counts, legally proved, before the first day OF
Noyeraber.next, at which time a full and final
settlement and distribution of his estate, VIII
be made Should any accounts be exhibited
alter that period, they will be disregarded,
and tits Notice pleaded in bar Of them. those
that are indebted to the estate, WILDE please &
to make immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, Fxy,c
William Herbert,
April 6. 3tssy
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lust Received and FOR Sale,

By shs Subscribers,
"a choice cargo of MAHOGANY,
From the Bay Of Honduras, of different
lengths and sizes, which they win ssA by the
hog or larger quautity.
Thxybavs alls for Sale.
Sugar in hogshesds
s Lordop particular Madeira Vine,
4 Catalonia ditto. by the quarter cask
Virginia Rum, of excellent quality
Molasses BY the hoSshsad
Liverpool Slowed Salt
And Logwood.
Nathaniel NVattIes g Co.
January S. Jaw