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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06

these measures be ascribed to any spirit Of
hostility towards Englands-Hads such spi-
rt existed, did not sufficient occasions occur
Tor its indulgence :" If'' saws an able
statesman who addressed the .,..:e,. 2 q. s,.
time since, tine President had been DESTROYS.
as he bias been falsely charged, to go to wal.
with Great Britain, how easy and with what
little responsibility could he then (after the
attack IF the Chesapeake) plunged tho natl
on INTO war Instead ut which, without a sa-
crifcc of our honor, he tool, the course die
tatcd by the soundest wisdom and policy
In one word. the government of this coun-
try haze not imposed as many restrictions up
on France as upon G.. Britain, it is because
France has treated US better than c. Britain.
with what pretensions to discernment then
can the fcderalists reproach Mr.. Jefferson
with desire to so to war with England,
when size has deserved every thing by her
own misconduct! Or how can they repreach
him, with a partially towards France, when
the miscenduct OF that power has not been
sufficient to draw forth such countervailing
restrictions against hers
lhis Fcar hroftensity, if it had euer been
entertained, would have been INDUCED, du-
ring the last zuinter, when tn, defeat of all
our negotiations was announced and G. b.
was accommodating new and unprecedented
entertainments upon us.-Rut what say the
most intelligent observer, then on the spot,
VINO mad every opportunity of Judging OF the
views or the cabinet A letter now lies
before me. from man who has beer s,,n-
posed in the confidence IF ,be ,dn,;n;,., .at;
ON. and whose n,n,e aIonn u,r,,T stnn,,, ~,
racitv unop HI. ,ssar,;a' ~
letter, s.Neither NJ Ioflarsor $50, r NJ, Az Ms
olsen have an,' :s''e,s,, nor WI Wa
- -. gu! disposition 10 go 10 war with
49, n,,'''is vi any other powerful he cha
racers OF their whole lite reject the untoup-
ueu llhPe'ati"n II heir uniform and recent
ln:' sun more certainly reject 1.-THE
racter-Ihey are here believed to be so
ena.nouredc G. peace, that they cannot be pre-
vailed upon 10 look with sufficient attention
ae the horrible, but perhaps the inevitable
alternative OF war;"
r ~. at Ne"oerryPot on Saturday last,
=, IA iZ", Ea'oh ~ DAYS from independent
of IT,, WIN run fare tfo'ooo) i,sh
ooa 49, Lto,s, hrIon' OF Newberlyport' ITO,
Hasseu On o1o "i;,, IL sem, scnr re CO.
| s..' so'Voo sup MARY Roberts, 9o,OOU
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06

MARsHAL's SALE By virtue of decree
Iva OF the court of the United States, for the.
fifth circuit, and Virginia district, pronounced
May Term 1903, i'll suit in the sadCourt be-
tween the Executors % John Somevelie decd
plaintiffs, and David Ross defendant win be-
so'ti as much OF the estate in the county Of Chess
terield Cadioiniug the town of Manchester1
known by the name of the rALbs pLox4rArI
on, as viii raise the sum of sixteen hundred
and eighty dollars, with interest thereon from
the LIST day of January 1903, till payment, and
Costs.
The above sale wiz take place on Satur-
day the 18TH Of the present month on that corner
OF the plantation. which adioins the lot of Mr..
James Lyle, precisely at 10 o'clock
THOS. A. DREW u. VI. for
JOS. SCOTT M .D.
oePtepDeF o 1tds1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06

Y virtue ola Deed Of Trust now record IN
n the Richmond District Court, made by PHI
up pIeasants, ON the 18TH day Of august 1907 for
ne ,n purpose OF securing The payment Of Z $50 16
~, WIN interest from that day. VIII be sold 10
the highest bidder for ready money before th,,
door ut MIR Samuel VYoodson's Tavern ct Coach
land Court House, ON Saturday the first dav Of
october hext, at ORC o'clock p ~ All that tract
or parcel OF LAND in the county of Goochland.
belonging to tie said Philip Peasants bounded
by ne lands Of Robert Rodford, Richard Samp.
S ,95' WHh"m Johnson, Peter Perro and Joseph
Woodson, containing 1888 ACRES. be the same
more or less, Or so much Of said land as will be,
sufficient to pay and satisfy the debt aforesaid
BY one or more of the TRUSTEES.
September 6. rfa,sI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06

no man had ever stronger induccy;e mis-
than Mr.. Jefferson, TO avoid an mnecetsa-
ry war with Great Britain--Abont 10 re-.
tire to the shades Of private life. he must
be supposed DESTROYS of leaving his country,
IN the enjoyment of peace and prosperity'
Gan any thing be nearer to his heart, IF
he has any regard Tor his rehutati31s. would
ne consult mn, by precipitating us into AN
unnecessary war with its unpopular reti-
nue. OF debt, loans, taxes aud fundinge-
Dues ne possess so little fafriofism. as to
desire this DESTINY Tor his countryp If NJ
jefferson then is actuatcl by these induce
Hcnts, where are the considerations stropr
enough to controul thcmi C0n any man he
s,'iy enough to suppose, even ffR4.. J. he
me secret enemy Of England th.t this re-
seD'fhent can be great enough 10 otefcb-;e
tFSlt motive which can operate MN hu-
''dh beng If Mr.. ) th.lelore possesses
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06

~ OIlCE.-The copartnership Of Archibald
~ bryce x Co. was the first day of this
month dissolved by mutual consent All those
indebted TO Archibald Bryce senr decd or Ar
chbaid Bryce senr. & Archibald Bryce i,lnr fra
ding under the firm of Archibald Bryce & Co for
dealing at the store in Goochland kept by Archi
bald Bryce from the first day of Septr seventeen
hundred and ninety one, to this present date ,ra
to pay their respective balances to Archibald
Bryce surviving copartner, who alone is a,i-
thorsed to receive the same and grant djschar-
| ges-and those to whom the concern is indebted
| viii apply TO him for settlement
| ARCHIBALD BRYCE, smviVins Cobntser,
JOHN BRYCE, Adn,inistratorof
ARCHIBALD BRYCE senr.
1t is hardly necessary to remind those whose
accounts have been some time due of the neces-
| sltY OF making speedy payment to enable me TO
close the concern OF Archibald Bryce & Co
ARCHIBALD BRYCE, &C.
The business of the store will be continued
| and carried on by
JOHN It. D. PAYNE G, Co.
Coochland, September6 (law2m1
TNO BE SOLD-Tothe highest bidder ---r
| u ready money on Thursday the goth Instant
at the house called Napier's Tavern in the tow, of
Columbia, a tract of LAND, on the Rivanpa ~
| yer in the comfy of Fuyanna containing be- 4
late survey 334 acres, more or less adioninp, The
lands OF Charles Adams, Richard Adams, Pleas
ant Bybce, 4 others, being LAND soldby Da-
Iyid Ross to said Shepard, 8. conveyed by him,
Shepard to us in trust, 10 secure "A debt due to-
said Ross, as stated in said trust deed, which,
sad debt has since been assigned by said Ross
| to Henry T.. Coleman--We sell our right as truss
tees only.
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RICHARD HARRIS"

To The Citizens Of the u. S,rfes.
have promised to shew Won. bv q few
PLAIN arguments, that Mr. jefferson has no
disposition to plunge us into war with G.
britain. This statement will be necessarily
short and condensed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06

Hepry Christ is chosen member Of Con-
sress from the third congressional district
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06

Returns Of the Votes for Governor and
lieutenant Governor of Kentucky, reported
by the Sherifs Of the several counties, stand
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-28

Quantity Of hnc and ground alum salt.
~ all times hellasfhe FIRST quality -four fo'
~syuse on hapd--with am lInber OF other
ts,suSses--ail OF Which he viii sell low on his
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-28
Wahsngt0n Tavern.
ALEXANDER GORDON,

ReqiectfaNy iafsrn,e his sHtENas and tic PuB-
Lie in general,
THAT he has taken the house lately occu-
pied by RANDOLPH Mort, ank known by the
name of the Washington laUern, and has pro-
yited himself with choice liquors, good beds,
and is prepared 10 accommodate customers
in the best manner, and Las a careful and at
tentiye hostler, he solicits portion Of public
patronage.
March 10. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-28
March %.

STRAYED from the subscriber living on
the main road leading from Alexandria to
George Town, Oh Tuesday evening last, 9
likely Sor7-e5 4s4arc, about IA and half hands
hish--she had at the time she went Oft, a
rope round her neck about three feet long,
two scars cs the right side of her back occas
s;oaed by the saddle, handsomely formed, has
a long tail, and in very good order, trots and
eallops remarkably easy, and is unshods $3.50
Whoever takes up the said Mare, it within
the district of Columbia, vii. be entitled to
reward of Esue Dol!sqrs; if out of the district
Ten Dollars, and all reasonable expences WiA
be paid if brought home.
VIM. III. Wilmington.
March 25. cow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-28
BRYAN HAMPSON

HAS Foa SALE.
10 pipes old port
S do. Madeira
so quarter casks Lisbon 2;
y do. particular Teneriffe
IS do, Malaga J
IS pipes old cognac brandy
do. 9TH proof Holland Gin
hhds. Sd proof Antigua rum
do. first quality molasses
s do. green copperas
2 do. alum
: 20 do. brown sugar
20 bags pimento
IS Go. pepper
40 chess Young Tyson =
10 90 Tyson skin
do. imperial q
NO bags green coffee
$50 kegs madder
30 do. ground ginger
30 do. raisins.
'4Oo lbs. bacon, veil cured
kegs salt pcre
a Quantity Of Enc and ground alum So
III all tin,cc = L., ~, :. ets,,sf r,,talitr Hn,l,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-28
CAUTION.

MIHEREAS Josetid Deane and Zachayiah
" Gardazsr, have set up acclaim By 2 deed
Of trust or other conveyance made to them BY
Dafd ~ ccertg, for a part q the MouNT AIR
fact Of I-andm our possession---'a nis is to
saniion all pcrscas from purchasing as the
sad Da'iet 61<iarty could have no title III a.
~ part d the Land uatil geneal division Of
The estate of the late Daniel M'Carty takes
place.
Sarah M'Carty,
John ". Bronsugh.
March 8 dim.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-28
mo 21a7.
Salt and Barrels.
Was found IN Mary land,

Some day this week,
An old fahioned Gold Watch
Case. The owner may have it on application
to the Printer, describing the same, paying
for this advertisement, and leaving q small
gratuity for the finder.
March 26. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-26
NEWEURYpORp, Nay II.

Cap Ken sayd, of ship Liverpool Pac-
tet auised at PurismoS' Gu Saturday.
odlys frcu Newsy (irsisud) with pas.
seugcrs she brought away Eogllsh oews.
papers, bo, cap. K. gave them all away 20
40 Eagh,h vessel Of war he spoke 90 the
iassags. The passengers repor, that 81
Toe line Of the Packets sailing. the iefmi
raiioo Of MIR. Roses Mission was not
aaowa IN Nswy tha,ie was conhdenily
tSpected ,hsre. and in Great Britain gene
hlR, TIA, Mr. K. would be able 20 adjust
~ diH-.encss belweeu that couatry aud
anenca; aud thar toe voice oE,he people
vas vas a!saaat unanimous for Pcacc with the
US.
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May rs.
I;zUeqsty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, this
n morning, Negro Man named Charles,
about twenty i've years Of age, upwards of
six feet high; had on d dark grey cloth
roundabout and trowsers, and old wool hat,
took with him sundry other cloaths not
known; has down look, and has a remarka~
bic scar on his body occasioned by the STAB of,
a sword, be is very fond OF drink and chews
great deal of tobacco. i is probable he is
lurking about aIexardria, as he has mother
residing there.
Whoever takes up and secures said fellow
SO that his master gets Kim, shall receive II
taken in alexandria or the county Of Fairfax,
Ten Dollars, if out Of those places the above
reward aid reasonable charges if bre'i home.
William MILAN.
Fairfax Court House, Virginia,
May IS, 1908 st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-26

,lsviation o1,she a'ss' 90 u = s'.os.
y ~ 49, alobe, iaboring under the Calamity
q - ssyere famlae, that another Was
,.,.a with a sweeping pessiience !
ss'''S itsdmiuister comlort toone, ex.
Vac mo ia the agonies Of violent death,
P"'so .no,bsr of his fellow morials was
~ '.,,os his life By alingerlng consumption
s s.Se visals? We bad supposed that when
,x;ssney OF eur goseromens required
= ,mbsfgo, which Of necessity Inusspfo-
-. n.rt;al evil, as many would DC exempt
I'm is cslaalious ELECTS, as she nature
p IN. case would adnig. Why should've
mol. u body perish. vince by skilfai am
's,aliou of . si6gts member, llsnisas be
f,yed We visa cot 70 heighien M PIC
"y. ba. 20 EXHIBIT it 10 It's Tue caiors.
yoof memorislls;s ale az; ~ issfent
,,.cts,ors of the pesiloos sltuas,on OF The
+ s tas monenssus crisis that awaits
KIM: and they As,scr themselves hat
1,s feel in common with their blesaren
n the uaion. a pa,siosie. a slfsu
:, indignation al tar shameless a8gses
,oOs made upon The honor ana andspSad
,oes Of our na,ioo ard pisdga thtm.
,sE,es thar they VII uoS b he last 10 ts-
,lher ,riafies or sindfcase Der rights
e., vour Dieaosiallsss axe vet 10 i9afo,
ha. !he pst,iai distresses Q; this 'aail
~, of tie u0ioD, necessarily connected
sah Inc fate Of tbs ensbsfgo, can add a
nile 20 toe general good, on she contrary
lhsy are deeply, seriously impressed WIN
The issa that sheyswiiI oaiy iaerease the
ssaSraI ealaaaisy.
Year rlemorialists, after mature, candid,
and deliberate rehexion, cannot rcpress their
feelings, cannot remain silent duty TO their
toua.gy, TO themselves and families, 1t IS
hoped, will be an apology, if any apology be
necessary, for their plainly and unreseryediy
making known their complaints and their
safsangs relying as well upon the huma-
pi.y, as the wisdom and justice Of congress,
ngrant taesYs patient hearing. They look
ID 70 coa.gec as the guardian oFtheir inter-
ISIS and Industry, as well as their indepeQd-
eats and 10 most earnestly entreat, even
ttmaa as a matter o. fi.s It, that their griev-
sRces nay te.auiy considered, and II consist
Gteilh the honour, oi5nity, safety aud indie
ptndeace d our common country they hum
BY and respectfully solicit, that there may
ts such a modification ofthe set OF the 18th
q March last, as to restore to the inhabitants
catg ucus 10 the province OF lower Canada,
md Bordering Gpon lake Chsmplain, the fall
saioynsent OF their former commercial inter-
course vita the said province; and as in duty
soaaa vin ever pray
Resolved, That the select men OF the
tswn OF Burlington, sign the above memorial
IN bch4lf Of SAID town, and transmit tne same
beongiess as soon as may De.
Resolved. That Samuel Hitchcock, Gzias
Buell., and Moses Fay, esqrs. be a commit
lee 10 correspond with the other towns and
Places lying contiguous to the province OF
Lower Canada and bounding upon keChain.
ghia upon the subject of this meeting.
Atrue Copy, Attest,
GEORGE ROBINSON.
7swn C1c1k.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-26
Frsm Ne1u rleqns, Abril %.

In he heavy gale = Saturday, LAS, gan
baat NJ Is, VS. upset IN lake Naeeas
a,a two persons unfortunately persisted
Some /, pes are entertained Of getting her
up agsin.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-26
w. have no, yet accurately learned the

w: have no, yet accurately learned the
result Of The New York election. II Is
however believed ,h- democratic majority,
in tbs house of representatives. will COZ
exceed seeyp. twas last year sixty eight.
From Massachusetts our accounts con
,inse favorable. There is scarcely douot.
but that respectable state has returned TO
the principles of w ashingson This day
will try the s:feng' h Of eart'ss, IN the
choice of officers Of the different couo les
llaid.l
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-26

We hsve the pleasure to state, Cd re
spectacle authority, that ihe state OF North
Carolina ha, become completely federal
I! canno, bar be highly grateful TO every
man whose feelings are alive the real no
DOR aud interest Of his country, to witness
the resusci,aion Of souud priociple, ard
the has,y s;rides of democratic error and
degusion 10 the ",omb Of the Capule's.'
IWash. Fed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-26

seventv-faur casks # dollars, amount.
mo 20 one hoadred hansand pounds, were
sen, from ,he bank oi Engiaod, ~ aoos
~. as remittance to the ksag OF sweden.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-26
4 Friend to hsb7suements.

We have received the proceedings of the
court marital in the case OF Capt. CHARLES
GoRDoN, which shall appes>r in our next
They conclude with the sentence That Capt.
Gordon be privately reprlmanded by the Sc
cretary of the Navy.,~-.Aat. Intel.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-26

We are authorised to state
that the Occoquan Bridge IS H.
nished, and ready for the ac-
.commodatlon of passengers.
May 20 dIm
ct Printing IN It's various branches
neatly executed at this o&ce.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-26
CLOVER HAYDN SAX.

4 FEW loads of excellent Glow. IAr,
n nav be had at Cameron--it So for ard
taken from the field.
May 20. Ut
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-26

tbs sloop--obssrying boat coming on from
cutter at same time, and conceiylns il to be ~
desire to heaye to, he ordered iiyiug iib to be
hauled down, and peak droppeaT-boat was SO
awkwaldly managed she missed the sloop--
officer in boat desired persons on board cutter
to fire INFO the sloop, bus lbs oruer Was ia0t
obeyed, having fresh way Oh si0op and wind
at south, sheered within ten teet OF cutter,
.ehquircd of person supposed To be III Ncnl-
mand, ii there was Cause to come to Or not,
and was answered pass on--sloop losing her
way, boat came along sias--oihcer cCnmanG-
Ing, While IN the act OF Boarding, spoke in
language SO scurrilous to al on Co;.ld, that it
! Cannot, be repeated by nlan accustome,, to
the society OF gentlemen; and c', 3 pc II t ed
one OF his crew TO inlltate his pie, and
sid 1t was not time to shew lenily. Officer
then seized helm from captain, ordered sail
to be taken in by his own crew, and ran the
sioop into difficulty, and afterwards entrcated
captain to take charge, and upon eursoly ex-
animation OF papers said it Was ali clear, aid
quit the sloop. From his awkwardness in
management, he broke hoops Of mainmast.
{" / he above was read to Mr. VIM Join-
ston at St. MaTy's, passenger, and he says
It's correct.
" Your committee next waited upon Mr..
John Proctor, lr Mr. Isaac Coiiias r. and
Mr. NJ. ". Cola, and re2s the fol egoins
statement OF captain r'oWlsr, and they being
on board as pas e ger say tie statement ~
generally correct, but Go not recollcct the
officer having ofl!ere&l the cutter to fire ito
the sloop, Eor can they pretend to decide IS
to tie nushet beng Ioat.et With q ball In
addition, howege', they state that the officer
being reprir1.anded By oae OF the passengers
for his abusive iansuage, ordered him to be
silent, or he should b. put into the boat and
confined OH board the ctitter ne acconpali-
ed his h eat with an oats, ana said We wega
not il a country governed by damned king
And lie would let us know the authority Of
Iom Jefferson WAS eq,ls! to that OF his Bri.
tanGlc majesty.
g Your committee have farther to remark
that the sloop Sophia, capt.sBowles from sun
bury arrived same eve ing and captain Is. IL
formed your commntea he was haiiee! ab east
OF the Fort, " God calna you heaye 100 - =
Captain B. replied, [ cannot TO. went OF sea
room, and then o,de ed peak to be let 80,
and put his helm herd up officer 6 5oal,.-
ed, aud On enquiring FIR soops pa. e S, maze
SO many h rsh expressions, accompanied with
oahi, that the oaptair cannot reDcat item
he iound all right and ordered s.sap to PRO.
coed.
Savanaah, l7th Nay, 1898.
Zachar.aE Miller,
N4armarct Gl;rn.sttgs.
= 1on,or Hood
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Public sale.

By virtue az L deed OF trust from HfN an
NJ Mis- 10 tie subscriber. viii De tNpoAed
1t public sale, OIL SATURDAY,, the line
tccnth day uf Novembc next, between the
hours OF twelve ard one O'Clock, P. NJ. upol
the premises, for ready money, 10 be APP
piled, In tie first place, towards TIC dis
charge of certain debts therein mentioned,
Cue to Jo.eph Smith--all tho right, title,
and interest OF the said W;iium a.. MI S, lii
. certsiD piece Ell parcel Of ground, situate,
lying an being III the Town OF Alcxandiiar
and bound ed as fellows to Wi, ;--B. glnnilS
at the corner, the Intersections of hihg allo
West-s.rcets, on Tie north OF King and cast
Of West streets, and running thence east
worldly b and with king-strect, and bindlng
thereon 81 feet eIa. IL lnches thence
northwardly and parallel to West street 10
feet to a ten feet alley, thence Westward,
and binding on said alley parallel to King
street6i feet8 inches and an half to West
street; thence southwardly and binding oil
Wesi-2trcet to the beginning.
.lLSO,
One other piece Or parcel Of Ground, 81
tua,e on the north side of King street, am
east side OF West. street, and bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning at the distance
OF 6 feet 8 inches and an half, from the IN
tersecuon of King and West-strcets, anes
running eastwardiy binding on K;ng-street
40 feet, thence .northwardiy and parallel tc
West-stroet 40 feet to ten f eet alley,
thence wcstwardiy binding on said alley nd
parallelto King-street 40 feet, thence SO h
warlly and parallel to West-sreet ] fe ct
to tas, beginning
Colin Aud, Trustee.
tober Is. Stawts
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N O &c E.

The subscriber meaning to decline 'ns c. Wv
Good business offers for sale, bis entire .I, nm
on hand, a very choice assortment q uo0 sea-
adapted to the present and aPproacpn1;s y, ,ihc.
sons The terms low, and TIE e'e"-'
raj, Cor approved paper. account,
All those indebted 10 me by oFe" -, '.,,;ent
are respectfully requcs ted, if nOt coD'e''g hs
now TO pay, to come forward and aoJ'''' -
same by note. of Der,
Those Indebted to the late concern ~ consc-
nett and Eatts, are informed, that 10 t svs
Indulgence =. can Be- given after the first o.. 81
d Disc against ali who may net a''S'
to this notice. loft
e0s7
September u
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Jofeph Mands,...,

eossss Or xtsc and ,' 1'
dllxAsns1: - sraa,.
Has received g. a consider,b,.
"a. dltl on to his Stock 's .
% hogsheads,1 lsf ana IaLR,
20 barrels Musea ra "a qusHa
1000 ID. Green Coffee ''aa' Ss aasr.,
5 10 tons British Patent sAo,
BIB to No. 9. quot assert
10 bales Cotton.
70 casks FIRST quality Goshen c,.,
40 boxes Mould Candies e'ss'sl
Is bags clean heavy Pepper
so ID. Nutmegs.
6 casks London refined salo.,.
S ditto IRISH Glue. f>us
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson. yo,
son, dyson Skin, and Padre Soucbons s
in quarter chests, boxes and cannistersS q
Of which are equal lii quality 10 any ev..
ported. wi
Port, Maraala, Sherry, Lisbon ;.
rifle, and Malaga Wines 'u
A few cases Mcdoc Clarst.
Jamaica, Windward.I Island, and N,r,.,]
Rum. m
Cognac, Bordeaux and Peach Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiskey.
SIX hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, Havana Honey
Wine aid Cider Vinegar,
Best Florence Oil in bottles and s,sk.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, Ri,
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Salt, Star
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves Cassla
nento. Race and Ground Ginger, Cam,
Pepper, Gapers, Mustard, Raisns, Alnse
Curropts, Nader, Alum. Copperas +
Birthstone, Chalk, British and Brandyu
GUnpowder, Spanish Segars, Cavendish
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco. I.eit
CARROTS, and iIamilton's Snuff, srtiag
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Bed Coz
Leading Lines, &c. sc.
October l8.