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>MA4sTiNSBURG, ostObsrs.

~ The f1iodis nearly at hand, .vhen
tAs sHpreme ruhersef tie land are to nsesr
in general Coagtess, to deliberate on enc
sffhs mesf eoearfui circumstances tha,
has hdbprned since these onee huaable and
Gspendenf Colenies, became I" free, ssge.
reign, and indsbendea, States" .Subse.
9ueat 10 the unfoward catdstrephe, faren-
SIC and polsmicai suviters, on both aides
,he wditr, and 6oih sides the question,
Aaee 80 ably investigated the subject, as
leaves Eff.e rosm Jsr addition. Tie sim
pls Sassfioa IS, tphetters.. Nee ships can-
siitiite free beftonss;" 80, what legal
right hath one nation erfr tkt 9,hre t7tn-
-;fesceft its commerce, mac6 lrss, ~ nd.
treat and ifs c;fizsns. far s0rs
ter shouid Be az free as ne air. az free az
rae land, o. the tu6Ge read on vhieh ne
tsavftalistii this pointis Secidrstly settiqd,
tkese can Be na ast;ag peace. Rabpgtar
A,asried, hatpy f6r The world al large,
fhe Rsoachiag Gsngyess esfabE siihis
py,ncipse; IL nil s0pe oceans qf blooa and
saiiisons oj fredsHye. We shdilthea real
E ~ and sn6sfaafidlly Sc Mlfed 70 Briiaia
IL hebd,ads df ldsaag aMify and adpaa.a-
; Gsois intfsc0sissc. Hid spAai is 10 Pre-.
cent IL, 6,tt az avdSicious Or an sVass
principle IN one Or ne other - Mtsfaksa
RRlfrs efsAs Earth !! hoU l0ag mil sc Be
bin2to your run true interests, and run
an idle chace after TIE psanioms 81 telsci-
~, sohiiss ye negicrf the soLd and s,tb.
staaiiai good soh;cf the b9Hsfy ef Cad
hath msrcif ~ and ,mntaaily srt 6etsre
ysatS- Harp ling ivil1 ye Be daszltds 1y
che gEiteyiag But ,0subs fanfiaI bubbles Of
psEticaig statness, Or eemmeytiai ag9raa-
diSrmenf; and overlook Or destise the
aedns thar ne goodaess ofthe. AiamghtE
haih pointed out, a. fhe only rroal 70 per-
= slaaent publ;c felicity, and real nanopal
dignity, The CULTIVATION or
THE RIGHTEOUS AND PEACE.
s Full SPIRIT :...51 5sz...j. .s,,.
Bieedy beyond credsbiEfy, exseadsd
teyond com drisoa, and sxbsasivs 6eyond
precedent, a. ne unhappy coafssf Ia,
i been il tie old sporid, and from sOAich IL
has Just BEEN relieved, at iasf ubsa tk.
Continent Of Eurabe; tae aeerHng o.
ri such suituys Jren4 rae si,ds ct ear com
dry seems 70 - q circnmstance that call
~ tie Ivishes and hepes Fall rails an.
degrses y iis peurstuf i'ihabitantss an,
Il 2 Z.
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that commercial intercourse under which
both couneries have Ronrished forseve-
raj Years past: But, my friend, IS We
have . difficult task 10 manage with the
administration and shipholders Of our.
country against US in so. many PARTON.
lars, we are astonished that you are 90
negligent and 60 awkward IN the Manage.
nlsHf on your side theiwater. forbetueen
tworival countries every thing Is done
BY good management /: you cannot be
ignorant fhata great weight in the .oppo.,
site scale is necessary to scounteract the
continual eye-sore in the emigration aud
dessrtion of above 10000 persons AnnuS
ally TO your country. Now methinks,
you ought to continue and increase the
number Of links 10 the chain ofour mu4u-
81 Interest ia order TO prevent or
hrooding over the losses we SUSTAIN
The plan Of your funded debt oceasioned
many Of our principal officers to embark
their money in your funds. Me-. Barring
says there were eight admirals stockhold-
srs ia your S Ia and 41.2 per cent,
stocks. whose good behavior was secu-
red BY this connection with your funds
then why do you wish TO dissolve a
charm so powerful and yet so cheap! :.
Where are the eyes and ears of your cal
cuiasors r Is there no. use for money
in your country, that you are IN such a
hurry 10 return it TO Europe, when you
paid about q 10. per cent. interest for is.
lsit, can il be better 10 destroy all the
Interesting liuks between Us, and fight
our naviss, than eirilly to borrow our
money Of as % subseribe to your banks,
turnpikes, aud canals, in your infant
country, chat would increase YOUR popu.
lation aud raise ths value Of the public
lands Tor the hndfed.mptfon OF the pub
lic loans, after al these beneficial plans
were effected, to an imnense proft.
Think of these things, my friend, and.
that il YOU would only keep few sail OF
men Of war cruizing on your own coast,
70 prevent the capture OF your vessels d.
rect from England, by which the loss by
insurance would fall on Us our ships
would not trouble your harbors. In
short. my friend, your government must
shew little more attention to natural
and sound policy before voa can hope to
keep at peace make it more instead Of
less, for the interest Of, Great Britain to
forget her ieaiousies, and all will be well I;
but IT, you 60 on weakening our friendly
chains, you leave US noshing to prevent
the qusrrels Ne wish to avoid" :
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RYyirtpe da dsed Of trust, executed
Dby James Morrow f6the subscriber.
70 secure . sum of money therein menti.;
onsd, due from the said Morrow 10 viii.
liam Somnervilie, win Be sold, Oh the
premises, to the highest bidder for rea.
dy noney. on Saturday the a4,h int. !
House and Lot Of Ground, the properly
Of the said Morrow, situate on Water
street in the town Of Mafsinsbure. 3,
10 d WILLIAM BELL, Trustee. +
October q, 1907. 5z'sr !, .E2.s =
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WILL be offered a public vendue
: Wy on Wednesday tie 2fss INSANE.
1t the place where the subscriber nov
lives, about two milesfrom Martinsbnrv!
Young Horses, Mich Cows. Youns:
Cattle, Household and Kitchen Furni.
tute, Farmipg Implemeuts, and ! GUAM.
tisy of Corn. Mine mouths credit win
be gissnos bond with approved security.
II ELHrABEfH VANCE.
October 3, 1907. 7s
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE subscriber Intending 10 leave
i this country BY the 2ist Inst. 70.
quests oil psrscns Indebted 70 him, by
bond, note, or book account, 10 pay Of
their respective dues By that time
Those who neglect this notice, need not
expect any longer indulgence.
ALEXANDER PoRTERFIELD.
y octobers, 1907. So,
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ZANE tothe suhscriber's plan,atio1Ds
" on OPeekon Greek, on Friday the,
I'd inst. : white mare about fonfteefS
hands high, shod before. rather heavy
made, about eight years old, l. ! natural
trotter, hasa small luhaP or her right
side, thar appears 10 have been oceasi-
oned BY being hooked, her name hangs
on the right side md u rather bushy, has
no brand perceivabls. The owner i de-
sirsd TO prove properly, pay charges and
take her away. i.
Z 7. WILLIAM TABLER.
October ., isoY. :. !
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Latest pyscecdIaRs IN the Trial sf
=. +. .s- Colonel "A. BURR, -.
Richmond. OrfaSrr I

g. @Esk% AtCImoM0, Qcg0eer - - s
.gl. The Court have been principally occn-
pied By the examination Of evidence.
o. Wednesday, Mr. Hay read the
deposition Of David Fisk. L s. 4. E .,- Y
:. Mr.. Alexander Henderson was then
called on the part Of the u. S. TO explain
the views Of Tie party, when the coun.
sci TOR the aeeused made an elaborate
effort 70 exclude sach testimony |, on the
gronud,hat an overt set ought 6rst to be
proved, and thar such testimouy could
only Be considered a eoIIateral. The
Chief 1nsfice overruied the obieetion on
the grounds representedin our last paper.
Some conversation then ensued upon
the question, how far the evidence about
tobe addueed (principally consiting Of
acts and conversations of Blannerhasset)
would affect Mr.. Burr. The Chief Jus
tiee seemed disposed to think. that il did
not affect him. Mr.. Hay commended
that when a connection and conspiracy
were proven, the act and declarations of
one accomplish are good against the
rest. The Chief Justice was willing to
hear an argument upon the point. Mr..
Burr then said that as he understood lie
was not affected, he would not Interfere,
The examination of the evidence then
proceededsF Mr,5Aiexandsr Henderson
~ss examined and partly cross.examin.
ed. ,TFN>.F = = Ia = B.
On Thursdays the cross.examination
Of Mr.. A. Henders5h was completed.
He was followed BY his brother John 6.
Henderson; Mr.. Richard Neale and
John Grshan, esq. The examination
Of Mr.. Charles Dnvali also commenced.
( Ga Friday Mr.. Duyall's examination
was completed. He was followed by
DE- David {. Wallace, his brothsr
Robert Wallace, Mr.. Edm. B. Dana
and David Gilmore. In the, course. of
these Procsedings Judge Meigs was cali
edup, sworn aud afterwards discharged.
Mr.. Hay then observed that he had
only two witnesses more TO produce !;
gen. Eaton, whose evidence had not
been completed on 4 former Examination,
and general Wilkinson whom he would
introduce, Tomorrow, Saturday j.
The chief justice enquired whether he
could form any idea of the length ofgen.
WIS evidence. q%& esst%ss}&,G sssssN&
MIR. Hay as far as il relates 10 US not
twenty minutes; bpt the cross examiua.
tion may not perhaps be completed in 20
times 30 minutes. i (Rnsnirer. J
The proceedings on the motion TO
commit are likely to last imany days Ion.
GER One Of col, Bars's counsel, Mr..
Bots. It is understood win be compelled
. by the situatioa Of his family and BY. his
Pab'ic and professional duties 10 the dis
trist eourspf Fredsrieksbargh, now a.
bout to commence to leave the defence
,ai,erthe attendance of.his day. ibid.
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AList efletfers remaining IN the P,st-1-
:. fee in Charles. Town. tOhich j. nstiaktn
= up on o. bsforr ihe frst day Of Taaua.
~ aeat, 1viH Be sent 70 the sGenerai
Post G8Fee as dead letters. 81 ~
n. THOMAS ATWELL, Chris.
TOPPER Alletnong, Thomas Austin. :
b. Bell and Cherry, Tease Brown,
Marthew Baylor, Michael Blue, VIII.
liam Bennett, Gwynn Baylor, Mason
Bennett, Samuel Bond. John Bell ..
c. John Clarke, S. Greer, Robert
Carter, Jacob etro, Giles Cooke, Viii
liam Clarke, Alexander calawel; VIII.
liam p. cragbill,, Sally Conklen. - -:
D. James Duke, John Dixon Sally
Dsde, L. Dade, b. Denton, William
Doogheriy, X. Dnfuld.i ~ : : A
, +. Abraham Evetsole. -. ss
+. Fsrdinando Fairfax. Alexander
Few, Thomas Flagg, WIN. P, Flood,
/ 6. John Griggs, Samuel Griffith, r.
Glsscosi, r.. Gregory, Henry earn
heart, William Gibbs, q letters.;ts..----zs-a'. .
II. Adam s. Heashaw, John Hinkle,
James Hite, Jeremiah Harris, Richard
ha'dssty, William Harding, William
w. Hite, 4 letters. q Es3c !. .4. =. AT
]. Mary Johnston.
L. Thos. Kidweil, Samuel King. X
Il. T. Lee :, Laurence Lewis, Tho.
mas Likens. II - =. s. : ! ~ g :
M. William M 'clsilsh, Thomas M.
clanaham, Mary Moore, Richard M
Sherry, Thomas ,M'Makin, Absolen
Mellen, Vincent Moore ., Jesse Moore
-, Jacob H. Manning. .H :.
". North & SmsIlwood, Geo North,
John Noel 2. Mary Newton, = t}}53a
o. David 0gleyie, John D. Orr,
P. John Palmer, James F. Perry,
Leman PAYNE. I, 7
r. Mathew Rausone, Eliza Riley,
John Rausburgh, Sarah Robinson, Tho
mas Riley. (. \
S. MISS NJ. Strother, Smith Siauet,.
ter, Caty Shtw, John Saunders 2, Robet,
Shirly, Martin Sheetz, Geo: Stipp, r.
Siren, Samuel Spencer, James ShirIy,
George Short Catherine Spaneler. n /
w. Beverly Whiting. Hannah Whit.
ING, Richard Williams, Francis Whit.
ing, Andrew Woods, Thomas Whit.
inc 2, c. Willis q letters. =. ..tsss M 81
JOHN HUMPHREYS, IN.
{ October 9, 1907. s.s.4. 81
. a -. D ? E 3 i
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ON T1fe WORD Las I -. =.
!" H,has a desalatc suordis me nonosynaet
4 LAST sE
.DAINFUL sources Of many Z sorrow
Il Souudprecluding Hope tomorrow
Sad flasher Of life's repast
What shadows all our Joys appear, Il
When thou eomst tagging iathe rear.
And whispering, teIl'st thou ar shs
LAsr 8 + IS ri = z.
Whate' er i. given us from above,
Blessings Of Friendship or Of Love,
Thy balefnl shade doth overcasti {
The tears that parting cheeks bestrew,
The broken voice that sobs-adieu,
Belong to.thee thou cruel LAsr ] Z d.
Time on his rapid pinions aies 8 Q ?
The world recedes before our eyes, q !:
= And awful death approaches fast;
Revolving suns each year proclaim. !
The solemn hour that bears thy narae,.
: Thou dreaded formidable Last! =
Yet, that may not shrink from thee.
Let Virtue keep my bosom free
From dread of future and Of past
Then when my trausient dayis DER,
And life exhausted yields no more.T
1need NOT feM thy moment Last.
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5|rAME 20 the plantation Of James
~ Strobe, deed, on the isehof July.
last, aTed sorrel horse colt, with stnan
star. supposed 70 be one year old last
spring, appraised 20 sixteen dollars
The owner i desired % prove properly,
pay charges and rake him away. /,
CHRIS TOPPER PARRoTT.
October 3, 1907. ..z :. !
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Died u Philadslphia On Friday morn
ing, (Ocsqber the adj general PETE
Mnhlelbefg. lats collector Of that por,
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Lie ba6Sles on the sea Of aaiter ksrne,
Werise1rve break-andtoiiai sea return.
Died, Ia this town, On Thursday e.
vening last. Mrs.,dARGAREFW WIN.
TERSMIrH, widow of The late lDoct.
Charles Wintersmith. IN the sixtieth
year Of her age her disease Wa billi-
Gus fevers which confined her for up.
wards Of three weeks, during which
time she appeared conscious of her up.
preaching dissolutioa---she manifested
great Christian fortitude, and calmly
tresigHed her soulto Him who g4se Il.
- Also, Mrs. C AMPBRLE; vile
Of MT john Campbell. after 1 long and
vesy Distressing illness. Ms. Camp
bellhas left Snumerous family 70 depiore
the loss Of N affecficnate, and Kind in,
dulgent mother.
!" But why should they complain.
Her God, who lent her here below,
Has call'd her back again Z
Died, On the Sd instant, atLee.barc
Mr. kRENEZER POTTER. for.
merry ofthis County.
Died. in Richmond. on the aoth ult.
after a,fsw hours illness, Wiiliam r.
Ast. Esq. principal agent 70 the Mutual
Insurance Society agains Fire il this
State.
Died q Philadslphia On Friday morn,
ing, (Ocsqber ihs ad) general Peer
Muhienbetss late collector of that port.
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Died, onthe Sd instant, atLeesburc,
. Mr. kBENEZER POTTER, for.
nerly ofthis County. III
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AList eflesfers remaining in ttsP,ss-G
d fee in Charles. Town. sOhich Jnstiaksn
up on o. before The frst day Of Tanua.
rv:aest, IviH Be srat - ihe GenerGi
Post cDFes as dead letters. u ~: ..
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Observation-Disclosures.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-28
a French and English Gazette.
70 amateurs Of the Feeneh Language.

/ 70 yfaaateurs Of the Feeneh Language.
NK7 E arc authorised to announce to the
Wv Public, and more especially to
American Ladies and Gentlemen, for whom
this new establishment is adapted) that LORD
cle, a French and English Gazette, printed
three times a week, in Charleston, South
Carolina, will be published daily on the first
of January, 1903, in the city OF New. York
A book of subscription is opened at this Of
fice andtat Mr.. Gadsiy's Coffee-House
Subscribers pay Nine Dollars per annum,
and only ESyat Dollars, if paid in advance.
The establishment will prove very benehci-
al both to Amateurs and Pupils ofthe French
or English languages.
The Editor and Proprietor is Mr.. Ncg-,In,
who SIS on his way from here to New York.
forming his correspondence.
IS November IS.
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viii gradualig destroy all tendency to- siisease
in the human frame, and preserve heaN
yigor. Although great variety OF nreserlp-
lions have seen published to cure the dlsor-
ders enaIne Grated above, none has yet caualied
the Cot AND RTE u AIATI C DR. DPS 90 OF
DR.$ T'ISSCT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose s'n.
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
certificates already published of gentlemen SO
well known in America, being Of the first con-.
sequence in the state of Maryland General
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton !; John Gibsor,
Esq. one Of the directors of the Farmers Bank:
of Maryland John Mscubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
culbin, his wife; and Mrs. Ryan, Of Calton-
cc14i,seate ct M. lhoaras Xels0, bsstcAer. 8
About three weeks since / was NEST violent
ely attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout
my whole franz, In SO severe manner as not
to be able to turn inmy bed without assistance,
proceeding as ] suppose from severe cold
on being advised by a r-iend to apply Dr.. lis
sets Gott and Rheumatic Drops, accord
ingly Obtained from the agents Mcssrs. George
DcbbinS and Murphy, two bottles, the appiica-
ton of which, under. God, have perfectly re-
stored nc to health. / am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medicine
as certain cure fer the above disorder
THOMAS 1ELS0.
Baltimore, July ed, 1906.
Certificate Of M. IAomas Can,h6eN, Harness
maker
1t wouldbe an act of Injustice to withhold
my testimony Of the salutary effects cf Doctor
Iissot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, as i have
experienced a very unequivocal instance Of
their virtues and efficacy. was afflicted with 4
two severe attacks of what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which Ipartially recovered,
Lutwas obigcdto use crutchcs to aid me in
walking when leh home; to this were Joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result of the af-
Fiction, and had feared tie disorder would
accompany me through life but prayidentialy
~ WIS recommended to apply at George Dob
bin sSxl Nurphy's for DR.. Tistot's Drops, ami
afterusing only one bottle, found myself per-
tectiy liberated from my disorder, and am now,
thank God, IS free from pain as if Inever had |
been afflicted. Finding this medicine operate !
sorowcrtully on myself, determined to ap-
ply it internally to my child, boy only eleven |
months old, who was then reduced almost to |
skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after |
administering it four times to him, his com !
plant was entirely removed, and he isnow re-
covering bis strength with great rapidity.
tn. CAMPBELL.
Balamore, July IS, 1906.
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Bank Of Potomac,
November s, 1867

NoUember $, 1861.
nj Office is hereby given the Stockhold-
x y ers of this institution, that a dividend of
four percent. on the capital stock for the half
year ending this day, will be paid them or their
legal representatives, Oh "Wednesday next, the
lltlr instant
By orderQ the President and directors.
Oh. PAGE, CHAsH'R.
November. cow.
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EORWELL'S

Celebrated Patent Sajpsade7s
NOR Ease, Elegance, Strength, &c. far cx-
4 cceds any in use. To be had wholesale
and retail at the MANDATORY, lower end
of Prince Street Alexandria.
~ B. The Subscriber has complete as
sortment well adapted for the Winter Season,
and car supply wholesale purchasers oil adj
vantageouS terms.
Richard Horwell.
Sept IS dom.
DIRECTIONS.
The buttons on the back parts of the waist
band ought TO be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons Oh
the Suspcnders, to prevent improper strain
ing and thereby destroying the ease designed
in the construction of the article.
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A ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
Alexands'ia, October IS.

INF the great efficacy of the Patent ard Ear.
~ mily Medicines, prepared by the late Rich
ard Lee, Jun. which for near eight years past.
have acquired throughout the United States q.
celebrity hitherto ukeeualled
PhtIodel hAia, .dagust 9, 1900.
Being DESTROYS to make public for the good
OF others, the excellent quality Of HAAlll--
TONS ELIXIR, prepared BY the late Mr..
Lee, have sent you the following account OF
the benefit have received from it, which |
hope will induce others to give It trial. In
consequence of bruise onthe breast received.
from afall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly to rise up In my bed with all the
horrors of immediate suffocatlon. Add TO
these a constant pain in my breast and cough,
a great loss of strength and flesh, and you may
conceive that my symptoms evidently indicated
an approaching consumption The advice OF
most eminent physician was resortedto, and
afterwards second was calledin, without Civ
lng me any relief. Another physician who
knew me ana the circumstances of my case,
adDised me to gaue Handle s.lirir trial, seq
ng, he had .sssed IL IN his PRACTICE, and alzpays
sSsnd &c do mach good. A bottle was procured
from Mr. Bireh's, and found relief before ]
had fakfss one ha5f If IT, I continued to use
ii and was soon strong enough to attend to bu-
siness. On taking. cold, same of my formed
symptoms return, but are always removed by d
osc DRIVE of the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
No, = Budd-street, Phaads5phls
Mrs.. III. Lee.
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Corsica
! Gid St. Estcphc hieaoc ;;iares, ihlessss !,
one dozen
{ 4 fev dozen fnc Old frontinac
Ditto Go. best wine bit,ers
Jamaica and Sycsss India rum
NeW-England 81 do.
Cogniac, Bourdeaux and Nipples 5r.p:y
Holland and country gin
Schietlam gin IN cases
Irish wlnskey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye Whisgey
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
2 hogsheads Havana honey
Is do. choice retailing ao!asscs
Gunpowder
Imperial
Tyson F.hS
Young Tyson Il good gnea,y.
Hyson-Skin and
Souchong
Muscovado sugars, different qllaH;;ies
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bal.
timore and Alexandria.
Leipcr's, CARROTS, and Han,iiton's snaI
insbottles end bladder6.
Macuba and rapee 10.
Cloyer-seed, (Penn. syaraattd)
Mace; nItmegs cloves cassla; pimsa.
pepper ginger, race and ground; Cay
enne pepper; refined salt-pere.
Coffee; chocolate rice /; pearl barley;
London and Philadelphia mustard; basket
salt; starch; fig blue lotant indigo; Geor-
gia and Tennessee cotton; flax; wool; mad
der; copperas alum; birthstone; chalk
pipes in boxes wrapping paper and Irvine !;
races; bed cords leading lines; demijohns;
gin cases; patent shot; brandywinc gun2ow-
der; Harvey's gunpowder, the only real Bri-
ish battle powder] from F to treble sealed;
chewing tobacco; best HAVANA segars.
MuscateI and bloom raisins in boxes.
Sun raisins in casks.
Zante currants /; pcunes soft shelied al
nonds.
A few boxes excellent pickles, each one
ezen bottles assorted !; capers, olives and r.
hovies, for sale by the box.
A quantity of clean good alum salt suitable
,r the fishery, sc. SSe
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JAMES BACON,

,.dtAs GaocERy SrosE, on Aing-street, has ip
addition 10 his f5,.mer stack, added
A fre{b Sunnyv of Genuine Articlesin
IT.
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Genuine old Port
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