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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-01
PUBLIC SALE.

ON THURSDAY, the second day of April
at twelve O'Clock, will be sold on the pre-
misses, on credit of six, twelve and eight"
cen months, for approved Endorsed negotis
able notes,
The TIoufe and Lot
Lately occupied as Bank Hogls.
A deed Of trust will be taken to secure the
payment.
2. G. MarsteIler.
March 10. dts
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-16
( 1873 J

the prime troops of Russia had crossed
the Nieman and joined the grand army.
The French also were collecting troops
from almost every quarter: the part Of
the army of Italy, 10000 strong, which
had been ordered to penetrate into Tur-
key, and for the passage of which by
Trieste the consent of Austria had been
obtained, had suddenly received a new
destination, and was marching across
Germany to join the grand army in Po-
land. Bonaparte appeared resolved, if
the war continued, to overwhelm his e.
nemies with the magnitude of his num-
bers.
The Prussian fortresses in Silesia held
out with wonderful constancy the gar
risons made frequent sortics, and their
return gave opportunity to the French
to represent them as having been vigor-
ously repulsed.
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Boston, June 24.

Since Saturday we have received Lon
don papers to the 18th MAY, containing
Hamburger dates to the 10th.
AT the latest date the rumours of ap-
preaching peace were frequent, and
more stable than rumours frequently are.
1t was stated that Mr.. Stuart, secretary
Of embassy to Russia, had arrived in
London, bringing the proposition of a
mediation profcred by Austria to Rus
STA, and by Russia submitted to Great
Britain. There were, however, some
suspicious in France, that Austria was
playing deep game. The fate of the
propositions was not known.
In the mean time the great armies in
Eastern Prussia continued to be sup
PHI and reinforced, and were whcttinp
tAeir sabrcs for deadly work.. Most Of
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LONDON, Nj aV Is.

Mr.. Stuart has brough dispatches to
government, on the subject Of the strange
conduct Of Austria. These dispatches
are not made public. Their contents are
thus reported: The states of Hungary,
IN answer to the speech of the emperor
Francis, have recommended to him to
pursue a strict neutrality and pledge
themselves to support him in it, with
their lives and fortunes. In Conse-
quence the Austrian emperor had offer
ed his mediation and powerfully re-
commended attention to the propositions
of peace which have been made by the
emperor Napoleon I! The emperor of
Russia had deemed it decorous to trans
nit those proposals to Great Britain,
Prussia & Sweden, by special ministers.
1t is added, that the Austrian emperor
had declared that Turkey is her ally !;
and as an ally has offered her mediation
between Russia and the Porte.
Yesterday the right hon. Mr.. Canning
informed the foreign ministers that the
Dardanelles and Smyrna were declared
to be in state of blockade. At the same
time an embargo was laid on all Turkish
vessels, and orders given to capture all
Turkish vessels.
The Barbary states have declared war
against Creat-Britain, and several of
their cOrsairs are at sea.
The two great armies in Prussia, have
been reorganized and instead of many
divisions, now consist Of three each -
or rather centre, right, and left divi-
sion.
The Allied Russian and Prussian ar
nv. The centre is under Benninrscn-
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VIII soon be constructed bark & fullinr
mlllS are at present substitutes for soft
ening.
Hemp that grows early in the season,
mas bark or skin thick, tough, and Oh
~; when cut at the time above mention
cd, the oil, which would on ripening
grow up into the seed, remains in the
SKIN prevents its rotting with the core,
ana the hemp not being suffered to dry
before rotting, keeps the skin from cling
nS to the core and so it cleans easily.
Cuttlng permits the rot Of the shives or
cores to be quick at the roots, where
th!ckest, and therefore equal, without
injury to the skin or bark, which is the
useful part. Nearly double the produce
IS obtained by this early and attentive
cultivation, compared with that which,
So"ed late, grows when drought stints,
or moist and heat hurries the Growth
the hemp is fine, mellow, and tough, ca
silly sottened and bleached makes bet
Ter linen than fax, fine enough in Eng
land tor the best gentlemen's shirts
produces profit to the farmer UNEQUAL
4ed by any other article SO easily cult
waited is out of the way Of other har-
vtestlng, being earliest ready; and usu-
ally yields from six to twelve hundred
pounds weight per acre. Fall crops may
be raised on the same ground, and the
ground be left in good condition for fax
the ensuing season. IF some experien-
ced farmer would calculate a statement
OF the comparative value of crops, the
most incredulous would be convinced of
the superior utility of hemp.
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SCHwERIN, Nav I.

On the 29th ult. new article wax
added to the Swedish armistice, that a
months warning should be given of the
commencement Of hostilities.
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W II E FLING,
THURSDAY, 10th July, 1907.

To C0rresbondents.--The ".Antiboedo-
gdmeSian Chtb" at Jefferson College, ap-
pear to have associated themselves to-
gether for very laudable purpose. We
exhort them to perseverance but we
doubt the propricty of publishing their
resolutions to the world. Philosopher
SQUARE once declared, that things were
fitten to be done, which were not htten
to be toasted Of" We recommend to
the members Of this Club, to consider
whether their resolutions are not THINGS
of this description.
We are sorry to have occasion to re-
mark, that since the commencement OF
the trial of Burr, some newspapers have
laboured toimpress belief on the public
naind, that the Court was unworthy Of
confidence. Because a strong suspicion
IS entertained of the guilt of the accus-
ed, some persons seem impatient at the
trial being prolonged by the discussion
OF incidental points, and censure and de.
nounce the Court for permitting ,thcse
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commander in chief, where the emneror
OF Russia has his head quarters
General Butcher (who has lately been
exchanged, and who fought SO despe-
rately after the battle ofJena) commands
the right, where the king of Prussia has
has head quarters. The left is said to-
be commanded by gen. Ruchel, (gel,.
Won Essen being Ill, } where the prince
Constantine has command
The French right is commanded bv
Marshal Massena, the centre by Murat.
the left by Bernadotte : the emperor O.
verseeing the whole.
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The MAYNF, April 90.

Austria has undertaken to mediate
between France and Russia; and Russia
is to invite England. 1t is proposed
that the congress assemble at Prague, in
Bohemia. Austria is certainly taking
powerful measures, by the augmentati-
on OF her revenues and army, to make
her mediation respected. The arch,
duke Charles has formed plan of mill
tary CONSUMPTION, similar to that OF
France.
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A i u "A Is l. E l. A n y >.
To be Sold ucsy Chap.

W NrIsH TO sell my MillsTract Of Land, ST.
t,,atn on Bacf.-Lick and lndlan-R uns, a3out
six miles from the town Of Alexandra con-
tanning about eleven hundred acres. On this
tract are two plantations besides the mill farm
- on the latter there ID very good mill, Ia
which are one pair OF burr, and one par OF
cullen stones, with elevators, sc. complete
for merchant work--a dish!lery conycnlent
to the mill, With four Stills and every neccs-
sary uteneil in completes orSier-a Dwelling
house, kitchen, barn, With stables uncer It 10
accom- saolIate 90 stalls, with every other out
house requisite Gu farm--a very good gar
den, "a orchard of shout $500 trees O; tic
choicest fruits this country can afford. There
IS about 500 or 400 acres OF the tract cleared,
the remainder in woods and crest part OF 1t
heavily ti1nbered; about so OF 40 acres OF.
meadow, and nearly $50 acres more, may be
raadc ON the bottoms adjoining tie two rams.
1850,
One other tract Of che hundred acres,
about two miles fronl Alaxandria, part Of the
Cliesh Tract, and adjoining TIE lands OF Mes
sieurs John C. Herbert Robert Patton, and
Joira Richter, the MoJlnt-Nelnon road run
ming through it. This tract is mostly In
woods, and conveniently situated for country
seats Ifthescl lands sfeuld be scld at private
sale, (which would prefer) will take In
payment, if more convenient to the purcha-
ssers, stock Of any Of the banks from Rich
7rnond to New-York,. or any kind OF stock OF
the United States.
f they are not sold before Friday the FIRST
day of May next, the Mill Tract will, on that
day, be sold at public aucdon to the highest
bidder-and on the following day the Cliesh
ands viii be sold in like manner. The Mill
Tract will be divided into three or four farms
and sald subject to q lease of four and En- half
years from the first Gay Of July lest. lie
Cleish Tract viii be diyidsd Into lots Of 10 or
90 acres each. If sold ct plhiis auction the
terms will be made Known GA the days Of
sale.
Willian Hepburn.
Decsmher4. eos Law Till LIST May
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-27
This IS to give Notice,

NIL D. IS ss,usS. 1.5-1, 1AiSAssiAafEi Coul-
~ q, s,,s ..,st.set OF NoiuinIi4, h.Ln oet-d.lSa
t,,.,, ss.s. alls> Goure OF s county iessSts
OF ,4unanlls sts.sioa Oh Tue pSi so''''A
lie saat4sy -. ss.-ei, lale "a ZIG
,.,,,. ..sce.ss.., al persons aaylnS ei.alals
aoa,asS tie s.l,l ,lsce..see, are iiStsos M4ili-
e., 70 cxraplt sAenl Win the youctaeAs eaeie S
Of 70 re saosCllusr, Oh OF 6elofe the Isl gay
Of .;a.y next ensuias, or tney MAY Dy law d
svcln,fed from al cement &c s.id estate
ana tl.ose lnaepeel thereto, are requested
maze innleola1e payment.---eIiven under IN
hand r.lAs 2lsl day of January, 1897.
Mercy Latlmer, Adms.
January 81 1aWo"
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FOR SALE.

n WELL finished three st, story bkl ~
w HobsE and LOT, OH ING street. al'asa
tls most Commercial Street town and IN = the
center of tt It. -.
A well finished two story Brick House ana
Lot. on DIT Ike street, hear the river.
a Lot Of Grouad d short mile above town,
containing FIVE and one eighth acres, near the
river.
4 Twelve HUNDRED and eighty acres OF In ~
Land, in the state Of Tennessss, On Qpey ;
: river, a branch. Of the Cumberland l1ser'
A tract Of Land containing 5lo acres =. u
Greenbriar county, Virginia.
Also, very convenient and well nnlsh !s
Brick House and Lot, in George own, with
Brick Stable, Coach House, &c.
Also, a;two story Frame House and Lot, = IN
Gcorge-T own, and Bake House---the lot Is
SO feet inches front and lo7 feet aeep.--A
part payment will be expected down. ana
liberal credit given for the balance.
If the Georgetown property Is not { soie' py
private sale, it will be offered at Puone sale,
on the first Monday in Msynext.
Samuel Craig.
oaw
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his is to give Notice,

THAT the SUBSCRIBERS, of Alexandra coun-
~. IA the district Of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court ofsaid count letters
of administration ON the personal estate OF Jo"''
Ligatfoot, late of the county aforesaid, de-
ceased :-ALL PERSONS having clalms a.
cainst the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit them with the vouchers thereof to
the subscribers, on or before the 2lst day OF
July next ensuing, or they may by law be ex-
clu.led from all benefit to said estate nd
all persons indebted thereto arcsrcquested to
make immediate naesat.---sslven under eur
hands this aIst day Of January, 1907.
elizabeth Lightfoot, ddmx.
Samuel Lighlfoot, Aa@r.
Jenuary. o. 2aWcW
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To CAUTION the public asainst tres.
passing on our enclosures adjoining and
contiguous to Cameron Mills, with dogs, guns,
or otherwise The late destruction to the
winter grain and hedging by such tnoughtless
,nischievous conduct already has been very n
furious, done generally by those passing back
and forward to Alcxandria, prefering such
mischief to better track through open helds,
which is les, surprising in thoughtless slaves
than the free inhabitants, who may expect
hereafter to be treated as the law points out Ia
such cases They are further noticed to De
aware Of such conduct after night, when proof
esn be ssldom ascertained---we have therefore
prepared armed men with fierce dogs TO worry
and cripple all such unreasonable lntruders'
more especially when detected on the hedge
ows. Licence will be granted to enter the
refaises near the bridge over the row, where
cps will be erected for the protection OF the
s. erns this is not to be1eonsidered as tho
IN ughfare, but only for the use and convent
nee of those wish actual business at the mills
We arc we'll satisfied by late experience Eel
the necessity to adopt these rigorous methods
ethsrwise abandon the hedges, at ccrtaiF
loss OF the expence and trouble already ex-
pcadod. The premises must not be entered
only at the place pointed out, on axy prstencs
whatever.
T. Stump & D. Ricketts,.
Cameron Mills, sosa Dec. aavlm
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B y O K S.

LGse.y rescued an6 .fsr safe by ROBERT
G3.dY, az lis Book and Stationary Stare
in Kiag-esy'eet, 6et9ess Fair1ar and Royal
Streets, .A9srandtle.
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Oxford quarto bi'ies, octavond school bibles
and testaments, Brooke 'sa.niversai gazetteer;
Bells surgery, Mrs. Chapone's letters, Cold
smiths Rome, Lavoisers chemistry, Mil
TOMS works, medical pocket book, prayer
books ASSORTED, Plntarch' S lives, Porteu's ser
us, Taompson's seasons, Watts's psalms
and hymns, neat pocket addilion--Y opag' S
night thoughts il plain. and gilt binGins, Nor
SEES American geography, American rfcce-
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History Ct America, By Richard SnoWeen,
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of universal history, domestic rovreatons,
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Mayors universal history, in Is vols. boards,
MAYORS voyages and travels, 81 vols, bound
ia4 calf, British cl2ssics, 80 volumes bound in
calf life and pontihcate ofpope Leo tie 10th,
by VIM. Roscoe, anecdotes OF Frederick the
great, terrible tractorations, new edllion, en-
larged by tic author-Roscoe's lie. Oh Loreli-.
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Omee Of the Peoples Friend,
81 ii 1. DIRK
THE PEOPL E., FRIEND.

FOR TIE IUSN - . ffslg go.
rr->HE first number of this paper will DC
published on Thursday, the lst q !, e, e.
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terwards regularly, every Wednesday ana % "a
turday. It viii contain the whole OF the eal.
torial matter colls,aaed in the daily print OF
pllat name.
Price four dollars q year--ons Year TO DC
paid in advance
~. Subscriptions for the. above paper s..
eeived at the olhce Of the ALEXANDRIA -! LAi-
LY ADVERTISER.
December 4l9.
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ON EHN0.

i good assortment of La1in classics and
other school beoks-Ant il: a few days will lie
published, e new edition, printed on goodpa-
per with an excellent type, Murray's English
Reader, bound in strong leather, price Z 5
GEMS.
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Decsmher4
Valuable Properly for Sale.


Pursuant to a decree of the circuit court for
the district of Columbis, held at Alexan-
dria, and the last viii Of Benjamin shreve.
deceased; his executors offer for sale,
= 4 HAT Valuable Pro4teffy at the corner of
u King and Fairfax streets, part Of which
is occupied BY Charles Bennett. The lot ex
tends 40 feet on King and 20 fcetrnn Fairfax.
,ssseet, is subject to rent charge Of SO dollars
per annum. ~
To those Whs are .desirons, either of secur-
ing a good stand for business, or vesting their
money in real estate, t!sis is a most inviting
piece of property, A small part OF the money
will be requiEea in hand Or in an approved
nese at so days-on the balance liberal ere
dit will be given. For terms ;spply, to either
OF the executors or . Ben ainin Shrevs.
William Patton,
Edward stabEer, : Ea:.rs.
John Ianaey,
November 2s. asw
PROPOSALS,
BIZ CONRAD AND co.
cF PAILA DELrHIA,
FOR PRINTING, By sues RIPTIoN
A NEW WORK,
ENTITLED
Z The AMERICANt REGISTER.
{ After the Plan of the British Annual Regis
teri
Free, to subscribers, three dollars per vo-
iume, in half binding.
Subscriptions received by John Conrad snl
Coz pehNllll;aSelphia; ). NJ. and.J, Conrad and Co.
Baltimore 5, Someryell and Conrad, Peters
buzz; sBoasal, Conrad. and Co. Norfolk, and
by robert Gray, Alexandria
January IS ealst
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To be Rented.

laE.two story FRAME! Horn
< King-street, nearly oppose.
James Bacon's store-Also the f Hos,aa NJ
Jones's Point, formerly occupied b Nv NJ O
liam Patterson, with six or seven sc. VT VII
adjoining, for one or more yesrs . .s otlsa.
agreed an--Also one or more e,cr - 'Aa! y
marsh, s.and the. uplaaa ADJOINING ne ,a q ~
Mooo's fence .-Any person Or psrsa s.a . Vi
tscd to build raay have lot or lot, 20 9 lsgs
100 feet, for ten years, at enc shilIi,a H
ground rent and at the end of the =, ss@s
ten ysars, he or they, his or, their h.;.ssu
sigma shall be entitled TO renewal of,5. S
for ten years longer, on paying such .s s's;
rent astae lot or lots shall be worth Il =
pinion of three impartial men, end shall x =
titled forever to renewal Of the lease ;, w
expiration of each term Of ten wear, IN !. y y
sane conditions; or they may have lot, ), w
moderate ground rent forever. Apnlv IA
Ja9u Tucker. for TIE houses, and 10 w. =. ~
scribcr for the lots
Stephen Cooke,
Leesburg, Nov. a. aawswso,g.,
Tie Subscriber has received
The following Articles,
Which he offers for saloyery lew:
as .hoglheads FIRST quality St. Cra,
Sugar.
70 bales Tennessec cotton
6 pipes 4th proof coglnac brandy
lo hogsheads wei favored Ala proof i
nsics rum
SO barrels Ncw-England Rum.
IND on HIND,
Imperial
Hyson TEAS
Young Hyscn >of the latest IN.
Euson Skin, and portssoDs
Firsf quality souchong
Best green coffee i'll bags
Chocolate
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeira
Particular Teneriffe
Lisbon, Sherry, and $50 dozen bottled
Port, uery old FINES.
4 few cases clsret, superior qua!iy
Conisc and old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spi;ias
Holland sin
NewEngiand rum and whiskey
Mace, nutn,egs, cloves and piTnento
Black pepper, allspice, * ground ginger
Pearl barley, rice, starch, and fig blue
Dixcn's Philadelphia, & English lusHi
Refined Salt-Petrc
Brown and white soap
Mould and Opt candles
Indigo, alum, madden, eopperas, & I'd
birthstone
English .gua-pewdsr
Demijohns
James SandeIfon'
September II
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& O X E N j.,

80. y IN. IL ~ "a
A TWO STORY FIR AME DWELLING
IN HOUSE, situate Oh Cameron-street,
ncarthe corner, together with Frame Build
ing on the corner of Cameron and Pitt-streets,
now occupied as coach-slaSers' shop. but
would make good stable, and vacant lot
For terms apply to
James H. Hooe, Admir-. T
B. DaNDBIDsE, deceased.
Sehten,ser l8 ee
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I, WILLIAM SHREVE

Continues to carry on the DRY GOOD
BUSINESS, in the same store occupied 'by
SmetAey and Shreye,
Ianuawv7. eooW
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Dassolutlon Of Partnership.
December IL.

n HE partnership Of Snsedley ard SAre '''
/ is this day dissolved By mutual consents
and William Shreve is solely authorised 70
settle all the accounts of the partnership
is requested that all persons lndeeted to item
viii settle the same Immediately,
David Smedley,
William Shreve.
January z. eo'W
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This is TO give Notice,
January. 81.

rrsHASrsthe subscribers OF Alexandra couT-
j ty, in the district of Columbia, have CD
tainetl from the Orphans court OF sad county
letters sessslne&asy on the estate OF RICHARD
CoswaY, late OF tne county aforesaid deceased,
all persons having claims against tae salu se-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit them
WITH tae vouchers thereof 10 tue subscribers,
on .ef before the 18th day OF lusle neSt e ls-
ing, orsisey may by law be excluded from sii
benefit TO saii estate, and those indebted there
&c. are requested to make imme,iate payment.
GIgen unferSour hands this l7th day De
cenioet, 1906.
William Herbert,
Nicholas Fitzhagh, Exr's.
Edmund /. Lee,
December IL. otaSog
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StasIQnafYE. Z SIS II s. GIIeS.

Quilts, watcrs, sealing wax, states and slate
pencils, lead %penciIs, black md red pen
knives assorted, glass sinks and sands with
plated tops suitable for portable writing desks,
fountain inks.ands, playing and blank cards
by the gross, dozen or single pack, pants in
boxes, canaels hair pencils. thermometers,
mathematical Instruments, scales and divi-
dsFs, SC.
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This Is to give. Notice,
January 5.

THAT the subscribers, Of Alexandra coun-
.ty, in tac district of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county, let
tiers testamentary on the estate Of Darcy De-
pey, late of the county aforesaid, deceased
all persons having cialms against t4le sala
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit tfen
with the vouchers thereof to the SUBSCRIBERS
on or before the 2lst day OF July next en-
suing, or they may by law be excluded from
,alIbeneht 70 said cstate--aild ali persons N
debted thereto are requested to MAKE lmrae-
date payment -Giyen under oIr names TINS
EAST day .of January, 1907.
Elizabeth Davey, Esees.
John Kosn, Executor
January q Stawew
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BACON.

JAMES BACON,
This GBnc ERR -SToRE, on Kng-st,set, hc'b
addition 10 his former stock, aided
A freh Supply of Genuine Ar'iclssia
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his ASSIGNMENT complete
He 1852 olfersJor sale, on his usxai los'ferTs
Mufcoyado Sugars, Of yariousgus
lilies,
Loaf and Lump htso;
Gunpowder,
Imperial, TEAS
Hyscn, particularly sss'
Youns Hyson, edtor
Solmhong
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of a superior quality
Madeira, !
Euselios,
Sherry,
Lisbon, > NJ " Ee
Tencrihe,
Malaga, and
Genuine OLD Port
Cognac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use, ~
Antigua, St. Croix, St. Viacents, and NO.
England Rum,
Holland Sin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cidar Vinegar,
Stcughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, eassla, PlnS1s
Cayenne and black pepper, race am givT
ginger, basket salt for table use, pear. e%Ey
rice, starch, 6g blue, SOAP, gnoald, up s,. Il
spermaceti candles, refined salt-pettes:' ~ a
indigo, alluin, eopperas, nladdsy bFlhl D i,
spinning cotton, patent shot all Sizes oe' s.rs,
glish and country made ganpowdsr' $40 sas o
and smoking tobacco, very best che"sD9
bacco. ,,oes
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff Hunter 'fr'
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