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.pe,s,.issisjr. ia eoi,sn anieate with the
ships cf war /; btys twas resolved should
any British ciicer come ashore, except
10 Gag Of truce, he shoeld be made
prisoner. Ifail this Be not downright,
unqualified hostility, We know mot what
acts are to be so interpreted. What Kind
Of government. must that be iraaWhich the
executive power, from fear or incom.
petence, cannot, or burst. not; control
the tumultucus resolves of violent and
ignorant mob? IL the populace OF A.
rnerica are to take the law into their. own
hands, on occasions like this, and give
the tone 10. the government, the main
tenance Of the customary relations with
the United States will be almost impossi-
bic. Suppose the inhabitants Of the
British empire were to initiate the ex.
ample of these frantic meetings, and cut
OF all supplies from the numerous AZ
meriean vessels (nearly 1000 we under
stand) now IN our. ports. Is, there not
here an ample field for retaliation! But
thisis an idea which possibly never en-.
IGEGu SnG WtSS uSdNS VI utS "anS1S ~
these resolutions, or il il did, was studi-
ousiy hid from the deluded and unthink.
ing multitude, whom they are goading
into war, 70 gratify their private passions
and interests. We. shall be surprised
If this popular frenzy among the Amer.
cans endure for anytime, Il 10 too rash,
TOO hasty. too unadvised, ID last long.
Il has no fair or real foundation. The
people ofthat country do not appear to
have been in possession OF the real state
Of the case. The sgitators have suppress.
ed and kept back al the circumstances of
aggravation, insult, and eontemptuous
refusal Of Justice. As congress was 70
have been assembled in the course of last
month, we look with some confidence
to the deliberations Of that body. We
trust that they will step between their
country and the greatest calamity, next
TO the loss Of its liberty, which could
befall it. There are those among them
who understand and pursue the true int.
rests Of America, aud it is to the manner
IN which they will discuss. this subject,
and MOTTO the foolish and intemp-rate re-
solutions of the mobocraey Of the coun-
Ivy, that We look with any anxiety. 4:
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tiIn :, that there must u i military
posture that the means must be ade-
quate to the end that no assembly Of
men was engaged in this expedition,
that war might Be without military form,
but the means Of . military expedition
must have afEilitary character; and that
hostile meap4 win NOT do, the means
must be military. 4 + ~, u.
The argument was unfinished on Sa-
turday morning but was expected to be
concluded that day. On Monday or
tuesday it is probable the court would
decide on the motion
[Washinston Fsd.l
y Since the foregoing article was intype,
We have received Richmond papers, and
letters from thence, whence we laarn,
that the argument on the admissibility Oh
evidence was finished on Saturday. On
Monday the l4th, chief Justice Marshall
delivered the opinion ofthe court, which
concluded by laying down the following
principles, by which The admission Of
evidence was 70 be regulated: Il.
ltis then the opinion Of the court that
the declarations of third persons noe
forming part Of the transaction and not
made in the presence Of the accused can
not be received IN evidence in this case.
That the aets Of aeconsplices, except
50 far as they. prove the character or OBJ
jrct Of the expedition, cannot be given
in evidence. ..'2 - - s$3,2. s.. ="
That the acts Of the accused in a DIFF
ferent district which constitute in them.
selves substantive causes for proseeu-.
'ion cannot be given in evidence unless
they go directly to prove the charges laid
: in the indictment.
That any legal testimony which shows
the expedition to be military or to have
been designed against the dominions of
Spain may be reeeived.,, ."l' l..
That any testimony chewing that the
accused performed within the district
any one Of the acts charged in the indict-
ment may be received. @s>s% -a
Gentlemen will know how to yabply
these principles. Should any difficulty
occur In applying them, the particular
case viii be brought before the court and
decided. - =, 49, ~
- After the opinion was delivered seve-
raj questions were addressed to the Chief
Justice by the counsel for the United
States, as to the effect of that opinion,
upon particular points. AT length il
was deemed the most eligible course 10
adjourn the court until to. morrow, in
order that the counsel on both sides
mishtbs furnished with copies of the
+ opinion, and be enabled to Judge of ito
application to the evidence which nigh,
be offered to prove any particular fact.
wehavs NO. tic proceedings y oofrue..
day, but BY . letter from our oblisinp
correspondent, we learn, that on that
day about 5 clock the Jury retired, and
in q few minutes returned with verdict
of" NO'P GUILTY." Mr.. HAY then
gave notice that onths nex. day he would
move the Court for m order Of removal.
In tho cases of Burr, Blannerhass asset.
aud Israel Smith; n. Y: to q district
where HE understood. they had com.
mitted treason. He did NOT designate
the plaee-It is probably Keafueky
where the mouth Of Cumberland issitua-
ted. > -, 5Ts :: a.. - ,
! We hav. not ye, heard the a.e Of The
last motion - =. -
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- IL
MARTxNSBURG, September as !,

Married yesterday evening, Mr..
WILLIAM MOSS. yof Fairfax conn-
tv. to Miss GERTRUDE HOLMES,
- Same evenipg. Mr.. S SAMUEL
HEDGES, of Berkeley, to Mrs. NAN.
CY HARRIS. Of this place.
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The Managers of the Shepherds
Town Races wish It to be understood,
iha, four horses must start for each DAY.
purse, or there will be no race. W..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-26
Rappahannock Mills, &c.
january sc

>H{l subscriber would lease CT rent, that
i valuable property, called s.HUNTER'o
WORKS, consisting OLA Manufacturing Mill,
(iste in the occupancy Of Messrs.. Cooch and
holllngswortbs) having two water wheels,
with four pair burr stones, and al necessary
machnery--a good Grist Mil, Saw Mil, erid
houses suitable for millcrs, ceopers, * black
smiths. At this Place are tie walls and re.
mains of a forge and sitting mill, formerly
carried on, the scites of which, and others in
the same canal, are excellent Tor water works
Of various kinds This property is on TIE
north edge Of the kappa1anneck, within two
niiics CT Fredericksburg and one of Falmouth,
has peculiar advantages of water, and is well
situated for the purchase ct wheat, now tho
staple Of the country, end Of the last crop
large proportion Yet to come to market.
Also, ysiuahle MANUFACTURING.
MILL, with two water wheels, two pair of
stones, :nti the usual machinery, situated on
the same edge Of the river, within half mile
OF Falmouth, having convenient and comfort
able miller's house attached to it, and canal
which now affords water communication from
Fslmoutk to the mill door, aad at the expence
Of only three or four hundred dollars may be
extended 20 the doors ofthe forge mills-Or,
Twill sell the whole of the above Property,
under sipulations, for the benefit of ccntigu-
Gus property, but no way injurious to this,
and give credit seven years il necessary, for
three fourths of tbs amount, and accommo,
dating time for the other fourth.
Robert Dunbar.
January %. . 2aw6w
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.szsn: @: anS--
Port of alexandria.
n.R lVED,

ARRIVED
a, New. point Comfort, schooner Phi.
lip, Bradford Taber, a2 days from King.
s.on, Jam,--Left ship Unisa. Of Rhode,
Island, Goold, for Charleston, S. c.
Ship Hyodes, Lo-eiag Ta;box, lately
from Saco.
Brig Argo, Thomas III. Newell, savan.
nah.
schr. Am. Eliza, Regules, for Whining
Brig George of New. buryport, Blan-
chard.
Schooner Antelope Of Troy, (Mass.J
Weaver.
Schooner Betssy, Tuttle. Philadelphia.
Schooner Union, Clark, Providence.
Seop FayorIe, Snead. Philadelphia.
Ship Fsir American, Harden, barlhvls.
news.
Ship +. q. Thres, from Bordeaux, 10
New Orleans, detained.
Schooner Betssy, Stevens, from ST..
Bartholomew, 70 Alesandr's, detained.
Sailed from Port Royal the s5sh O. DC.
cembrr-S Spoke in sight Of Por. Royal,
brig Mary and Alien, Dodge, from Alex
sndria 10 days, and sloop from Ph;lsdel-
phia II days, but could not UNDERSTAND Fer
name nor the captains.
The schooner Alert, has arrived in
Hampton Roads in 2e days from Curra.
coao
Schooner Paragon, sap,ain Haynes from
Turks island has arrived at New.P Point.
Comfort.
Schooner Fame, Daugerfeld, from n.
York is in St. Mary's.
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seafaring no less than Of the ether citizens.--.-
Linden this view of our affairs, should hold
myself guilty Of a neglect Of duty, i'll fore,
bore to recommend, that we should MAKE
every exsrtion toprotect our commerce and
to place our country in a suitable posture Of,
defence as the only sure means of preserving
both"
BY the failure Of the second egociation for
peace, with circumstances of ignominy which
all remember the United States were neces-
sarllys the indirectly at war in the succeed
ing speech it was SO considered. The United
States had already experienced tho sudden
and decisive advantage OF those naval prepa.
rations, which the genius of the president and
the spirit of the country had brought into acti-
on. With views OF still mors efficient resist
ance and of future permanent service, the pro-
priety of augmenting the establishment and
laying foundation for larger ships was, in
this speech, naturally and strongly enforced.
PUBLIUS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-26
In Common Council.

JANUARY rs, 1907.
Ordered, That the superintendent of police
do cause the foot paths from the turnstiies on
Fairfax and Royal streets to the market house,
to be raised and grayelled. .
Ordered, That Messrs. Swift, Mckinney
and, Powell, be committee to rent the wharf,
warehouse, and lot adjoining, lately in the oc-
cupancy of Messrs. r. T.. Hooe < Co. to
whom are also referred the accounts against
the said property. -. /.
Ordered, That the original book. of the
trustees of the town be loaned to VIM. Her
bertrand Edmund I. Lee, to be used in a con-
troversy depending in the chancery court of
Virginia.
Test. JAMES NJ. MsREA, &C.
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aleranbrta Dajlp aonfrtlser.
MONDAY, JANuARy 26.

BY gent!eman from Washingsoa we
learn that application has been made to
Judge Cranch, for wri, Of habeas corpus,
by Mr.. Swar,wout one of the prisoners
from New Orlcans, and ,ha. he was TO he
brough, before him this day at O'Clock
We further learn that an attempt will be
made this day, 10 the house Of representa-
,ivss, to suspend the habeas corpus act.
The Maine Bank, at Portland was rob-
bed on Saturday night the tenth instaot,
oftwo thousand dollars IN gold ADD silver.
A reward Of FIVE hundred dollars is offered
BY the President for the discovery OF the
shiefor thieves, and recovery Of the mo.
h. 4, bab.
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KINGSTON, Dee. 6-a3.

Ah'tS ctVfSS 41CSs 3O--~-1Os
6. The Ansen lligate OF fursy guns,
eapssiu Ledyard the Arelhusa, SO, cap.
tain Brisbane and the Latona of Sc
guns, cap.als Woed. sailed from Port.
Royal Oh Saturday morning for the pur.
pose we aaders'aud Of taking possession
0. the Dutch island OF Curacao.
We understand By recent accounts from
Caracas, that among the French troops
lately landed there i,om the Imperial BRIG
Ausserltz, end schooner, ars two hun
dre1 and fifty ca1noneers and four French
general officers and that the government
mere thrown into considerable greater
CONSIDERATION from this unexpected rein-
iorcemens than they were at the coming o..
Miranda. considering i, was the first
sseo OF the Preach government to gain
possession Of tina, cousuv.
IS. Tha Cleopatra irigatc Of thirty
two guns, captain Love, put into Port.
R,yal on Monday, having sprung her
boWsp'it. She had detained and sebt in.
70 Iortols, the American sehooners Ca
mereon ard Lively. Bound from ST. Do
miago to ST. homas with coffee.
lhs American big Mary, DAILY from
ST. jsgo de Cuba for Philadelphia, with
coffee, sugar, &c. pu, is.o Port Royal oa
tuesday N distress, having lost Both her
noasss 10 gale of wind about twenty
hive leagues 10 wmdward ofthe cas-, end Of
this island, on Friday se'n,ght, on which
Day she was boarded by French priva-
tetr schooner Of four guns and eighty men,
and treated politely. Shs had aa English
cap'rscd schooner in, company.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-26
PUBLIC SALE.
Tomorrow evening will be sold, on Thomp.
sons wharf,
Twelve hhds. and eight bis. first
quality Sugar, on a credit.
P. G. Marstellee.
January IS.
PUBLIC SALE.
Negroes for Sale.
January &c.

TSO be Sold, for ready money, at Fairfax
4 i court house, on Monday the 10th day of
February next, being court day, several valu-
able Slaves, consisting of nicn, who are stout,
healthy, and good farmers; girls, VINO nave
been accustomed to house work and boys ca
pabIe of ploughing. Also, 4 negro man. who
has eight years to serve; he is q good wagg-
eoner. The above may be treated 1or IN prl-
Yate bargain, any tine previous to the day of
sale Enquire of the printer
January 80 tl6t
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Land for Sale,

HE subscriber wishes to sell about fifteen
j and an half acres Of Land, within half q
mile Of Alexandria, situate on tie south side
OF the lane leading from MIR. Hodgson's dwell
ling to the poor house, and directly opposite
that building. Although this. property from
It's situation must soon become valuable, it
VIII be sold low for. cash, or goceRneg olsble,
paper at ninety, one hundred and eighty, and.
two hundred and seventy days. Apply to
JAMES IRWIN, or myself
Robert Adam.
January 90. eotr
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lust Received and fer Sale,
January 26.

Ely the Subscribers, ~ 80,
A choice cargo Of MAHOGANY,
From the Bay of Honduras, of different,
lengths, and sizes, which they will sell by the
log or larger quantity.
They haze ALTO for Sale.
Sugar in hogshesds
London particular Madeira Wine,
Catalonia ditto. by the quarter cask
Virginia Rum, OF excellent quality
Masasses by the hogshead
liverpool Slowed Salt
And Logwood. 49,.
Nathaniel NVattlcs g Co.
January IS, Jaw
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WARRINGTON. Ian %


We received on "Wednesday a large
mass OF papers from the westward. TIE
New Orleans dates are 70 the 18th Of De.
cenber and therefore cannot bring ad,ices
so late rs these received from Charles.
ton.
The Na'ehez dates are to the 10th Of
December.
The Nashville dates are to the Is. of
January.
We have also Frankfort dates to The
lst add Chillicothe to the 9th Of January.
The principal PAT. of the information
contained IN these prints will be found
below.
Burr appears TO have LEI, the neighbor-
heod of Nashville two or three days be.
tore The arrival Of the presidents proela.
ma,ion; The effects of which were here,
as they have invariably been in every other
part Ut the union, decisive. a general
sentiment of indignation and abhorrenee
instantly arose, aud ON the evening of the
day On WHICH the message arrived. Burr
Was burnt in eGgy.
we have seen letter dated Cincinnati,
the IT'D OF January. which saws Burr was
at the mouth OF the Cumberland. with q
body Of 1900 msn, buying all the boats
passing that point, whose owncr, would
sell them, and seizing The rest. But we
Go not attach credit 20 this statement. Ii
Is nan'isssly exaggerated, and is barely
possible on tas sssre of time.
NasAviAe, Dec. 20.
Col Burr arrived on Sunday evea;eg
last. at general Jsckson's, about 8 miles
from this town; aud has been in this place
several times this week. He appears to
be preparing for some movement. we
know not whsre. Should he attempt any
hostile movement, we viii make i, known.
Dscenber 81.
Cor. BuRR''s EXPEDITIONS.
On Monday last eel. Burr sailed from
this 2!ass with TWO boats INC: qua boats. J /,
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NEW YORK, January %.

We copy the following interesting articles
trons file Of Jamaica papers to the
10Th ultimo, received by ,hr brig &c.
neroas Friends.
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TO RENT.
January 90.

A CONVENIENT two-story FRAME !.
"A HOUSE lately occupied BY Mark Butts
situate in Duke, between Water and Union
streets, next door TO Thomas Preston,s. App
ply to
Mark Butts, or
Thoma; Preston,
January z, co
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There were Oh board several families,
horscs and cattle. We understand he is
TO be joined BY. : number Of boats a, the
mouth OF Cumberland river it is report
ed, and geAcraily believed here, that he
is destined against Mexico and the Span.
sish provinces in that quarter. Time will
unvsll this mystery.
In addition to the above paragraph we
are farther informed, tha. TWO more boats
will follow col. Burr on Sunday next, from
this place, loaded with provisions.
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MOLASSES.

HAVE FOR SHE,
2e hogsheads best retailing NoLAsSES
ALSo,
10 pipes Holland GIN .~s.
4 pipes 4th proof BRANDY
90 bis. n. r. HUM
20 boxes Dipt CANDLES
200 boxes smoked Alewiycs
quintals Cod Fish.
100 nests bingham Boxes, and, ),
A supply Of SHOES as usual, all of which
will be disposed Of en- libegsi terms.
Apply as above.
January SO -..s div
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v "A l. U,A B L 4 L A N DS,
To ss said very Cdtas.

81 WISH to sell my Mi,k Tract of Land,
4 tuate Oh Back-Lick and Indian. Runs, about
six miles from the town Of Alexandra co.,
tanning about eleven hundred acres. Onta
tract are two plantations besides The mil fam
Ion the latter there 10 Very good MIL il
which are one pair Of burr, md ore pair o.
cullen stones, With elevators, SC. conlplet.
FOR 1neFchant wof'k--a distillery coEveTaeil
TO the mill, with four stills and every neces.
sary utensil ia .eompIese order--a dwelling.
house, kitchen, barn, with stables under it to
Accommodating 80 STALLS, With every other OF.
house fseuisite ON farin---a vsfy good gar
Gen. an orchard Of about ASSOC trees q Il.
choicest fruits this country can afford. Tiers
is about 300 or 500 acres Of tins tract cleared
Tie remainder in woods ard great perof4
heavily dmbered about go or 40 acres Of
meadow, end nearly 500 acres more may b
made GA the bottoms adjoining the TIVE runs.
.zLS0,
One ether tract of one hundred acres
about two miles fronr Alexandria, part Of the
Cliesh Tract, ard adjoining the lands Of Mes.
sieurs John c. Herbert Robert Patton, ant
JOHN Richter, the Mount-Vernop read run
ming through it. This tract is mostly III
woods, and conveniently situated for country
seats. Il these lands should be sold at privats
sale, (which / would prefer l viii take. u
payment, e more convenient to the purchs
sers, stock Of any Of the banks from Rich.
Inond to Eew-York, or any Kind of stock o.
the United States.
they are net sold before Friday the hra
day of May next, the Mill Tract will, on thai
day, be sold at public auction, to the hishea
bfdder-and on the sfoliawang day tie Chssa
Lands will be sold liz like manner. The Sill
Tract Will he diridcd into three or four tsrm,
and sold subject to lease Of fosE and an l'aa
years from the first day of July last. LEE
Cleish Tract VIII be divided into lots of 10 81
20 acres each. If sold ct public auction tAi
terms viii be made known Oh the days o.
sale. =
William Hepburn
Dscensher 4. eoSw aw ill lst May
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Gun and Pistol Mandatory,

Lory.r end Of King street, near.tte ssaser.
HvHE subscriber respectfully Informs his
III friends and the public, that he hast just
received from London, via Baltimore, an hand
some assortment of GUNS and PISTOLS,
which he will sell low for cash.
AMONG wH4eH ARE,
Single and double barrsled Bird and S9aar-
tel Guns.
Holster and Pockst Pistols.
Boys Guns, Bullet Moulls, &c.
ROBERT NASH.
NIB. Guns and Pistols stocked and repaired
in the neatest manner, and on the most reason-
able terms. Orders fromthc country execat-
Cd with dispatch.
AS there are number of Guns SC. Lett 70
be repaired, which have been on hand tor
Dug space of tune, the owners are partlc alariy
srquested to pay charges md talks them AVA va
December Is co
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Notice is hereby given.
Jan. g..

: Me stesfhotders The Bank Of .Aexaaaf4a,
'hAI a d1yidend of three and half per
n cent Ga the capital stock Of said, Bank,
Tor ehs halt year, ending this day, is declared,
ana ana VIII De. ready 70 be paid TO them or their
repre- Sc ntatases, On z thursday next, the eigheh
instant.
~ order Of the President and Directors.
Gurden Chaplin, Cashier.
Aank o! Alexandria, Jan SIS zwstau
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Patent Elastlc ouspenuefs,
TO be had. wholesale and retail, OF the "a
teates, nsxt door below Mr.. Aicxandel
M.Kenzie's, lower end of Prlnce-strset, A.
.2sxaodria.
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District Of Columbia County of Alex
andrla, 4.

District Of Columbia County Of Alex
andrla, I.
-Novem5er Es11a, 1906.
5ames Lawrason, Conpilainoni,)
against
Isaac M'Pheyson, VIM. Doug,
lass, and joseph Mandevile, .>la ctancsry
.iun. tracing under the firm
of Douglass and Vaudeville,
Defendants.
TILE defendant Haac Mspherson.
not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
theerulcs oftbis court, and it appearing to toe
satisfaction Of the courts upon affidavit, that
the said defendant Isaac MCPHERSON, is not an
inhafatant of this qistrict-orl inotion of the
COM claimant By his counsel ii IS ordered, chat
ashe said defendant Isaac Mcpherson, do ap-
pear here on the first day OF July term Eext,
and enter his appearance to the suit AID give
security for performing the DEGREES of the
court; and that the other dtfndants VIM.
Douglas, and Joseph Mand, viii, iun. TRADING,
undsrthc hrm OF Douglass and Mandryille, do
not pay away, convey, or stcrets, Tie debts BIZ
them owing to or the estate and eHeetsin their
hands belonging 50 the said absent defendant
Isaac MlPnerson--unth the further order or
decree Of the court:
And thxt copy of-this order be forthwith,
published In both of the public newspapers
published In this county Tor two months sde-
cess'yely, and that another copy BIS posted at
the front door of the court house ,of said
co1nty. , a
II Cory. 7tn,
G. Deneaie, c. &C.
jan o. laW2In
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The Subscriber

- - F.l : . 81 - q
III h, Hosr and Gyocsrv c,,..
lfsis .f0r, Sale on low terms for casl -
1tisnetisal eusto,aers on the r.uol go. 9 D
10 hhds. Sugar, Of various qusjit;s,
50 bbls. do. do. s'
1000 lbs. best Guadaloupe Green z.
5000 do. do. St. Domingo do sSls'
20 bbls. nice gross Hsrrings. Ist.s !.
spcctcd n
20 do. New-England Rum
1900 lbs. first choice Rhode Island n
Young Hyson, Hyson. Skin snd I, n.'es
Teas 'p''a
Chocolate, Loaf Sugar, Molasses a..
first chop, nests Of Ware, WrappiAs.p,5,''
11&c. &c. ssSss
1900 bushels salt consisting Of Li,.,,,,
blown, St, Jbes ground Alum, Turks.I, gSa
and Rock Alum,
AndSasq uantity Of sacks of Salt.
Z 81 4 A. Undo.
aF Flour received on Storage,
7he Sab5crzher MOULD Rent
TIME HOUSE he now lives in, pe,, /.
4 the Diagonal Pump, TO genteeI f,rf
ly, at 2aodcraae rate, till the lst Ct A.,
next. law3y