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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-21

The court Of inquiry on commodore
Barron is ordered to convene at Hampton
oulhe 5sh of October, captain Alexander
Murray presidtnt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

my freedam: but q Consciousness ofmeaniTg
well, and hope that plain address, from
one who knows your situation, might be some
way beneficial, who would cheerfully do any
thing in his power, consistent with his obi
cations to society, and to him, who is the
ather of US all, TO make your situation COM
Portable and happy, is III. only apology
have not written at the request, nor with
he knowledge Of any person, any way IN
crested with the issue Of your controversy,
lore than every good citizen c interested in
he welfare or misfortune OF those nected
with him in society. In my address have
not troubled YOU with my political opinions
those who claim tie lands and those who
possess them, are of both parties; SO are
those who prosecute, and those who defend.
Are YOU Republicans Or Federalists, may
YOU have wisdom and prudence so to conduct
AS to prevent the efusion of human blood.
and the deprecated event of an intestine
war EQUITY.
Lincoln, Feb. z, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

ing that he had orders from Cen. VIII
kinson, to have him in safe keeping
until the pleasure Of the President be
known, SC. The highest military of
hcer in Great Britain,never would dare
take such measures And had ne
done it, would soon have seen the in
side of Newgate. We shall see, how
this violation of the Constitution, which
expressly declares, that "no ferson
shall Be dctrived or his liberty Suthout
dne Process IF tazv, will be punished by
the delegated guardians of that Consti-
tuition.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
PHILADELPHIA, JAN. 81, 1907.


The United States Senate have pas
sed law to suspend the writ of Ha6eao
Cort1Rs.
The imputation against commodore
Truxton, ia Wilkinson's communica-
ton, is wholly unfounded.
Bollrnan and Swartworth, are under
military guard at Washington. The
Circuit Court has granted writ of ma
beQs corf1us cum cartSis, in their favor.
But it may be suspended. A Virginia
member ofCongress is for having them
hanged, and then perhaps, tried.-The
Doctor has had an audience OF the Pre-
sident.
James Alexander, Esq. one Of the
lawyers, denounced by Wilkinson, has
also been arrested by the military and
shipped of to Washington and is
soon it is said, to be followed by Ogden,
under the same authority. Blessed ct-
Jects IF democratic rule.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09


" The House of Representative
week done no business of IMPORTING. ua
Of the time not even quorum I'M nSrt
the House, large number Of tha psh
Sentatives deserving their. duty for ~ Ft
pose Of attending the debate in the ~'
on the bridge proposed to be erecseJ ~,
the PGtomack, opposite this city. A. S'T
ate have done scarcely any thing M, IN
ON any other subject. Though the ~ al NS@
is of little or no national importance !
excited degree of interest uneousn. as -
any antecedent subject which hus 60
during the session. The people ofc.a."
town are extremely opposed u Nj. tse
because they Imagine II will ruin iheirt,sH.
and the people OF Washington On A. -
trary suppose the erection 81 the br;sr, N.
contribute very mate rally "a the go \,
the city Whether the measure ,vil y.
ried is yet uncertain. The Senate -. ~.
equally divided. as the opinions ~ -, /,
them IRE known T'fe gucstirn 1. - y.
dvprnd Oh thc vote ~ tie New - -.I
the Rhode Island Senators a. a,
New member from Kentucky, aad "a y.
counsel tor Col Burr, 10 his late $3.50
bCiure the District Court uf tha s,,.
spoke NJ length to-day ullnvor uftht 49,.
and Mr. Adams replied against IN. For
Cr;i days the Fallcfl s~d lobby "a TIE S.-...
have been crowded aitb iadlrs 80 g.r-
men, and Nth cine citizens uf WaLi-..-
anu Georgetown. It's trt urrrc. lun \. \.
F-aI vt. uiI ~ takrr wv ut sgea.-
As many yer, tilc ladies' attend toe dsA-,s,
Il is n 1bahlc that utusf of the senators w
spesk b,lurt thr qtt stiDn Ia iRkrn. Ytrrt.
day ~a4 spent NV debating rm thr qll-ru-
whether ar arciEert. who lad rirrH d.Hs.
ent opinions ca tbc bridge. shtuld Re sasu.
81 e. come b. and explain. The debate was
supported III Alssrs. Adams, Lay I'd, GIN.
4nu Tracy"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
Sp tbs @ails.

CHARLESTON, JAN. 10, 1907.
BLESSINGS or DEMOCRACY.
OR, The OLD MAXIM REVERSED,
g The Cfpa aoz9 subordinate TO the NH.
fary."
DR.. Dollman, citizen, sent here
from Eew-Orleans under guard, appli-
ed to Judge Bee, for an ha6ias CORPUS,
and an order was issued to bring him
before the Judge; butcapt Kalteison, AN
officer Of the " Standing army, refused
10 deliEx han to tie Marshal; alIedg-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
RAGL.1ND AND AMERICA

ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
We have reason % believe that the
reports to which we alluded Yesterday,
Of the negotiations with America hsv-
ing taken an unfavourable turn is well
founded. There is no pretencefor say
ing this country has evinced towards
America naughty or unbended spirit
Far from il, the details of the negocia-
tons we understand will show, that
every thing was done on our part that
could be done, with either safety or
honor to adjust the differences with
America. Notwithstanding the insult
ing language used towards this coun-
rry.--Notwithstanding the passing OF
the non-importation bill, we shall show
every disposition to preserve peace.
But 1t cannot for moment be suppos-
ed that our anxiety for peace originated
IN any dread of war. 1t was because
We could not dread contest with A
merica that we showed greater dispo-
sition to moderation and concession ;
for We were sure that orr moderation
could not be taken for meanness, nor
our disposition to concede to be sup
posed to proceed from principle Of
fear.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
g MONDAY, Jan. %.

MONDAY, JAN. 20.
"A Bill suspeDding the writ Of Ha-
beas Corpus, passed the Senate on Fri
day in conclave--this day Immediately
after, the secret communication was
made to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
doors were opened, and on the motion
TO reject the Bill, warm debate took
place. MIR. Randolph made very elo-
quent speech against the Bill-He
handled with great severity the s mon
strous, violent, outrageous usurpation
of authority" on the part of General
Wilkinson, in Selling and transporting
two citizens Of the United States, of
his own mere arbitrary will refusing
them the writ OF habeas cOrpus;or even
hearing before court. He calico
Burr's conspiracy mere intrigue,
nothing comparable to the Western In
surrection,when no such tyranniC mea-
sure was even thought OF. He de-
clared the contest now was whether we
were to i've under civil or military
Government /; whether,by passing this
law, the house would connive at the
late violation Of all law that had been
committed by General Wilkinson at
Neworleans-As well might he have
transported these men to Cayenne or
BOTANY Bay, said he--a mortal wound
had been attempted upon the constitu-
tion,S the house, he hopcd, and believed
would never countenance it. The Bill
was rejected, more than an hundred
voting against it. General Wilkinson
will, hope, be able to Justify this law
less, unconstitutional and violent pro-
oeeding upon some ground Of most i'm
Perious necessity; but the sentiment
here at present is very strong on the
subject as to no such case existing"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
portlano,
Aonday, February Q, 1907,
~=-.SLZE<~asa--
Latest from France.

In Vtot w ONG l|NfEtC.
The latest accounts from Europe were
received At New Bedford, BY an arrival from
NantZ.
1'hc French tate the force of the PruSsian
army, at the beginning ofthc campaign, "a
have consisted of l15,oOO inEtnt,y, and
$4,000 CAV airy, making IN the whole l45,OJU,
accompanied BY train OF artillery Of coo
pieces. This powerful army has been totally
subdued, except the corps or th, Duke of
Weimar and Prince Of Wertinburg, which
amounted 60 $4,000
The King o. Prussia was az KoninsburE,
with about 5000 men.
BonI7Srtc's bead quarters were AZ Eeriln
Nov u most Of tbs French troops had re-
turned 20 that city
Bonaparte has requested Ills dcu brvtler,
tic ling W Holland, Nv return to h.s Llnsdoni.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
England 5lockaded 81 France /, !,

England 6tockaded 6y France
B1naparte has issued decree. declaring
the British Isles in state of blockade
After stating the maratime conduct of Cre.t
Britain, he declares as follows.
The presenl Decree shall ~ cons;darad
as the fundamental law Of the Empire. until
England has acknowledged that the yfgkts .,
tpar are the same on land as at sea. That !,
cannot be extended to any private property
whatever, nor 70 persons who are not mill.
tary, and until the right Of blockade he re-.
strained to fortified places actually invested
by competent forces,
Art 1. The British Islands are in d
State Of Blockade.
=. All commerce and correspondcnce
with them is prohibited Consequently. All
letters or packets, written IN England. or
60 an Englshman, zUriften ia che Ea9iisA IAN
6ud6e, shall not be dispatched from the
Post-OHlces, and shall be seized.
.. Every individual, a subject OF Great
Br1tan, OF whatever rank. or condition. who
Is found ~ countries occupied bv our troops
OF those OF our allies, shall BE- made pris
oner Of war
4. Every warehouse, all merchandise or
properly whatever belonging to an English
man, are declared good prize.
;. The commerce OF English merchan-
die is prohibited. All merchandise the
produce or manufacture of England or her
Colonies, is declared to be good prize.
q One half OF the proceeds Of merchan.
III re declared to be good prize and forfeit.
ed as N the proceeding articles, shall 20 70
: indemnify merchants who have suffered
losses by the English Cruizers.
1 4. 10 vessel coming directly from Eng.
land or her Colonies, or having been there
since the publication of this decree. shall
be admitted into any Port
g. Every vessel, that by a false declare.
tion contravenes the foregoing disposition
shall be seized and the ship and cargo
contiscated as English property
". This article states, that, the Coun.
CHS OF Prizes at Paris and at Milan shall
lave recognizance of what may arise in the
empire, and III Italy, under the present
article.
III. Communications of this Decree shall
De made to the Kings of Spain, Naples
holland, Etruria, and to our other Allies
whose subjects as well as ours, are yicr;m.
y the injustice and barbarity Of the EnrEsl
Maratime Code. S'
IL. Our Ministers of foreign relations
&c. &c. are charged with the execution i
The present decree,
Signed, NAPOLEON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

SWEDEG- coTTESBUReH, Eov-3o, 1906
Reported Russian Success.
! Russian courier, in 10 days from
Petersburg, reports, that in passing
through Stockholm, he learnt that an
action had been fought between the
Russi as and French, in which the for
Tner had been victorious.
Dec. /. A Sea-Captain Just from
Elsineur (Dermark) states, that ac-
count had been received there 1when,
- nor said that 10000 Russians and
10000 French had been engaged, near
Posen, poland j That the French
were defeated with great slaughter !;
and that the master of a ship which
had arrived at Elsineur in three days
Stettin, saw nineteen Wagons of
wounded Frenchmen enter Stettin.
lPose7 is aooHf lao .4merfcan miles
from Stet,.n-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
-Ancrqca and GrCaf- Er;1 ;.

Accounts from all quarters, for sam, !.
nNe Teen such as 10 encourage ~ M WE
u'at I'll differences between this y O,pIihci
England would receive speedy sed y 4
Cable adjustment, but Ly am artltIe M
our foreign head, it appears that N. uldq
Grafton meets with serious obstruct;cr 4 ".
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

FL H-IVNhf = M -Us
Genuine " Republican" rert-Judge
Worknan,of New-Oleans-one Of Mr.
Jcfierson's oppoinment--is denounced
by Cen. Wilkinson, as having declar-
ed, that me rehnb6seH tvho hssscs4ed
hOsger and did NOT employ * 10 est05Eah
Deshonsrl, Svas Fool" And a Mr..
David Walker, Kentucky democrat,
laments, that the Spanish conspiracy
had been developed, for, says, he, Z"
find the cause Of Democratic REPUBLICAN,
ism Is THEREBY much 7yotndcd. Real
ly burroughs hmseyf could nor more
Lament detection.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
FRANCE AND SPAIN.

Lisbon letters state, that Bonaparte
has demanded categorical answers OF
Spain, to these questions -
/. What is ire nature and terms Of
her negotiation with Russia /?
q. Wdat is the reason gyhy her H.
11er7can Possessions hare NOT been suff-
cfeztfy secured?
Why E2as Stain, az tresent, arm
ing ?"
Demanding at the same time daily
tribute of $1,000 dollars, until the
questions are satisfactorily answered.
Dec. 6. British 3 per cents. SO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

For building CUN-BOATS, " SOo'O1O
dollars" WAS moved. Mr.. MUMFoRD thouSnt
three thousand quite sufficient for tins sort q
defence " 500, 900" was negatived, ~ TO
Sc, and $50. OOO'' carried, 65 to So
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

The French have shut the ports Of the
-ibe and Weser. Their object appears ~
& the exclusion Of the British from IN ne
'orts on the continent. An opinion pre-
dled at Nsntz, Nov. %, that reace ,r6uld
'oon take place with ENGLAND.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

BetWeen ~ 80 80.

BefreeH France aE9 Prussia.
On the 10th Nj November an hrrnfst.~r
consisting ota number UT articles. vas siynrd
1t CharlctteHbnrg, On che part If the French
Emperog. BY Marshal Duroc--tn The Dart "a
tie kina NJ Prussia, IN the Marquis IL LII.
chislni and Gen. KY ZastrOw, ami was w W.
rstihed by the contracting powers on tie
2lst g., this arm;stice a considerable part
of Prussia, IS 70 be kept possession Of bv tire
French, and several fortresscs arc To be de-
n erred 20 them AZ security II case Of re-
commencement Of hostihtics, only ten DAYS
notice is required Of either party. The
Russians are not 20 be admitted into the ter
ritorles d Prussia during the continuance Of
tho 2rmlstice.
This negotiation viii undoubtedly tcrmi.
nate in peace bctwiXt France and Prussia,
but the terms most assuredIy will be oppres-
Sive and Illuminating to the latter The
hng OF Prussia may continue to wear his
crown, aud retain the title of sovereign.
but ia reality lac viii be the vassal of Bona
parte, and his soldiers be compelled to obey
the mandates cf conqueror
The reports Of an action having taken
place between tie Russians and French. in
whiCii the latter Nrvre defeated. are conSi-
dcred as without foundation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
foreign 5nteIllgenee.

BY an arrival at Newyork, London
papers to Dec, Cone day latest.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

Erfract Of letter from Washington
10 The editor Of the True american
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
LONDON, pEc. 4. 1906

LONDON, DEC. 1. 1896.
The Porte has dissolved its treaty
With Prussia.
Lord Hutchinson is gone on new
commission to the King of Prussia.
Dec 3. Sir Samuel Hood is to sail
immediately, with squadron, into the
Baltic, to protect the rights of the
Sound
Dec. 4. Mr.. Schultz, from the
Elbe. informs, thatit was reported, and
believed, at Hamburgh, the 25th No
Nernber, that the Russians had defeated
Davorst's corps, (about 5o,oo0) near
Posen.-E@ The French Bulletin, No.
30, ddted Nou. 10, mcnii5Rs, that 10000,
REssiGns had advanced info the Prus-
sian Sfafes BY GeOrgeHburg, &c. rGror-
grnbErs is about SO macs % he soHth-
ssard Of Pose7 :: end hearing Of fAe
French success had falleH 61ck.--U
PROBABLY 70 concentrate ez tie VarsG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
FROM WASHINCToN 4s,

Eatrdct u q letter to ne Editor of u.,
States Gazette. eAHt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

Dec. 9. l2o6.-Mr. Thornton. our
Minister, has just arrived from Ham
e1rgh. Letters by him, state, that all
the English found in Humburgh had
been declared prisoners of war. ~
-zccoEHfs sfcfe, their being ordered 70
rerdEH That every species Of British
property had been conhscated and
that England had been declared, by
BOsAPARTE, To BIZ IN A STATE
OF BLOCKADE!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

The King Of Prussia is said to b
u1ta the Russian army.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
ScmrIu,iitl.lon....Mo. ..
FOR TIE PORTLAND CAzETTE.

TO tie Settlers in th- county OF Lincoln,
vrho haze not GcgHired legal nlIe 10
fhci- Larda.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-10
Bottled Porter, Ale and Cider.

-. 80 z
r7cHE subscriber offers for Sale, at his Gel
lar, next door to- Mr.. Smiths china
store, King-street. the following bottled LII
QUORS, warranted Of the best quality Or.
iders, for home or export consumption, will
be carefully attended to-. as respects length OF
voyage and climate, VIZ.
Albany PALE a L. first quality.
Do. do. do. second do
Philadelphia PALE ALE, From
Do. PORTER. ,4d60tt and
.Also,2 Stewart's
BEER & ALE, on dranght Brewery.
Newark CIDER, rich and high favored. !.
John Macleod.
AZ B. About 40 BARRELS recently emp
tied, suitable for fish.
May 4. dlveotf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-10
Trial Of Col. Aaron Burr.
WEsTcoTT & co.

- . - ~
ELEVENTH STREET,
& NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
4. TK.dsHINGTON CITY,
INFORM the Public that theJ have en-
4 gagged Thomas CARPENTER, one of the
NEST able and correct Stenographers in the
United States, to attend the circuit court, to
commence its session at Richmond the 22d
Instant; and in case the said tria!cores on.
to publish as speedily, as possible a ecmpleat
and full account thereof, accompanied by all
the documents relative to tits all important
case.
eE The Enquirer and Argus, Of Rich
1nond, and the American, Of Baltimore, VIII
please to publish this advertisement III their
respective papers, thee times Immediately
on receipt thereof, and charge the same to
the Editor of tie Expositor.
n. b. The copy right will be secured.
MAY 70.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-10
SuWarroW Boots.
Holm G. FRANCIS.
Z Fran, n ezv. York..

ri OIL ~ Cap. i W >.
u RESPECTFULLY Informs the :, ,blt.
III that he manufactures Suzcarr Boots
with all the modern improvements, warranted
equal to any in the United States. After MAJ
ny years of experience in hrs business, he has
discovered a new met I'd Of retaining the elias
ITCHY in boots. He warrants to fit the leg be
tever SO badly shaped. He makes boots Of
various descriptions, VIZ. suwarrows-Fair-
Tops, Three Quarters, Cersicsn Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's Graves,
JeHerson's Boots and Shoes. IIe warrants. to
TT the Suwarrow equal to the tuck be.,ns.--
Gentlemen will please . call and chuse for
themselves, at his shop in King stree, De-
tween MIR. Motifs and AR Hodgkin's tavern.
Z ~ B. He intends selling cheap for cash.
81 January $. ~ &, dom
Printing, IN It's 0ay,ous 6Y1nckcs,.
hGaalomely executed Gtlsi5 s5GEes.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-10

:, Patent Elastic Suspenders,
To be had, wholesale and retail, OF the "a
tentec, next door below Mr.. Alexahas
Mskensie's, lever end OF priace-stFee' y
.lexandria.
THEY furpass any yet ex:an'' 70
case, elegance, &c. Masters OF vessels a, -
other gentlemen going to the West-inas, :,
Spanish Main, sc. may be furnished VIA ;,
assortment, and a great allowance 10 D"'
who purchase by the quapti,y. ,A
n. g. The buttons on,the back par. w. '..,
waist9sand ought to be placed the same als.-I,
from each other, as the two center oat'o"' =
the suspenders, to prevent improper y"a 80.
ing, and thereby destroying the ease ao'i0D'
IN the construction Of the article. II
Richard Eorwel'
.ALS0, !,
Reeeiped t,rr slip Leeniaas from Lts'r''
Red, Green, Blue and YcllO'
Morocco Leather,
Good quality for sadlers, shoe-rnakeF'' "
hMders, hatters, sc.
LIKEWISE,
sadlsrs' Seating Leather, and It" w.
Morocco suitable for the West-lnd'eS', :, o..
~. May g
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-10

Old ST. Estephe Medoc elaret, IN case,
one dozen
A few dozen fine old frontinac
Ditto do. best wine bi,ters
Jamaica and West-India rum
New-EngIand do.
Cosnlsc, Bourdeaux and Naples brandy
Holland and country gin
Schiedam gin in cases
Irish whiskey, very Old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye whiskey
Cider in barrels
White vine and Cider VINEGAR
Florence oil in TASKS
2 hogsheads Hayann. honey
IS do. choice retailing lnolassas
Gunpewder
ImperisI
Hyscn TEAS
Young Hyson sr goad c0og.
Souchoag
Museovado SUGARS, different qualities
Bengal white do.
Loaf and hump sugars, Philadelphia, Ba
timore and Alexandria.
LcipeYs, CARROTS, and Hamiftons SNUFF
In bottles and bladders.
Macuba and rapce do.
Clover-seed, Penn. s1aryantcdj
Mace nutmegs cloves cas,ia; pine.
to; pepper; ginger, race and ground Cg
enne pepper; refined salt-petre.
Coffee; chocolate rice pearl barley
London and Philadelphia mustard bQsEt,
salt /; starch; hg blue; Aotant indigo; Geu.
gia and Tennessee cotton /; flax; WOO; mM.
der; copperas; alum; birthstone chalk
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and tHiHe
traces; bed cords; leading lines; dcmohns;
gin Eases; patent shot; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
der; Harvey's gunpowder, [the only real Dd.
fish battle powderl from 7 to treble sealed;
chewing tobacco; best HAVANA segaIs.
Muscatel and bloom raisirs in boxes,
Sun raisins in casks.
Zante eurrants /; prunes F; soft shcllcd a.
monGs.
A few boxes excellent pickles, each oa'
dozen bottles assorted caperS, olives aid IL
ehoyies, for sale by the box.
A quantity of clean good slam sal. 'alaSt
fer the fishery, SC. &c
. Marsh le.
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JAMES BACON.

JAMES BACON,
|. lit lis GRcsERY SToRE, on Nng-street, has n
addition 10 his jor7nsr stock, aadrd
A freh Supply ofCenuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
lie nosu offers for sale, on his usual tosu terms
Mufcovado Sugars, ofvarious qua.
hties,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowdcr,
Imperial, TEAS,
Hyson, particularly select
= s ss - ss' A's { . IS,
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of a superior QUALIFY
Madeira,
Buselos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, W I ~ L S.
Tenerifr:,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
CeRnac and Bordeaux Brandy
ASid ooils!Id oi-lIl3 fiOl tdllliiy uoC)
Antigua, St. Croix, vt. Vinceats, and New
England Rum, -.
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wire, and Cider Vinegar,
Stougbton's Biuers,
Eace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia, rilnento,
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dipt and
spermaceti candies, refined salt-petre, Gosant
indigo, alum, copperas, madder, brimne,sto
spinning cotton, patent shot I'll sizes, best en-
ghsh and country made gunpowder, segars
and smoaking tobacco, very best cheering to-
bacco. - i
Hamilton and Lciper's snuff, Hunters pipes
III boxes.
Loadon mustard, warranted of a superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
denluohu's, &c. sc. with generally every ar
siele in his line-thewhole of which have 5ser
selected with care, anu will be disposed of O.,
he very lowest terms.