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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
ODE.

GO Be thou chaste as ice, as pure as snow.
" Thou shalt not escape calulnny'
The cloud has burst huge uproar reigns around
Harl. opposition's brazen clsrons sound;
HaTt foul -mouthed calumny begins to bawl
Her sister fend, Detraction, too appears,
And 10! Creduty with yawning ears,
Imbibes as honey, Envy's bitt'rest gall
On interests wings they soar, they lie, invent,
Abuse, cartail, expand, inisreprcsen;
The luckiess bard alas now scarcely knows,
Whether his heads his head, or nose his nose
But yet, thank Cod ! amid this wl,irl profound.
I'm told the Capitol stll holds it's ground
Andthough it has got wings, the people say,
They do not think it means, to fly away;
Moreover chat the Blue Ridge standeth still,
Nor dwindled yet, into q Cotton iii.
But this may happen-I'll not proudly blab,
Since Reason deigns with vice to be a (ampera
err;
Since Thomas Jefferson has turned Crab"
And wishes, Warren says, 20 be am Emperor
Since BTitons to him, oTerturss advance
o: peace-wIich ne rejects most hearty
Since he's a tob, a sycophant of France
p mere toac cater to Grum Bonsparte--
Since, all the present troubles of the nation
Flow only from his NAL administrations
No no ! / will not wonder mid such stuff,
To hear the Allegheny Mountains are
PLAYING civil game at Blind Mans Buff;
Or tiat gentle NIB, has eat a bear
No NO say, will not wonder,
To hear Zephyr roar as loud as thunder.
List to soft, silvered, syIabled sir {" Scnex,,
TRYING to rise from ashes, like the Phoenix
With all the affection too, of doating age,
" An old man " wells with ink his blughirg page
whist Mister -" Warren" pours his fiery soul,
In water gruel--not in Alcohol
Hear them and others, deep with matter fraughts
ROar--as The roaring wave that bursts in rouyht-
SEDLEE
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INV York. Sept. ~.

oNE DAY LATER FROM ENGLANp.
a respectable commercial friend has ia
Soyell the Editor of the Mercantile Advce
,lser with a London Paper of August 4th
rom which the following articles OF intelli-
,,cnce are copied:
Joscpn Ronaparte is said ohavc arrivrl
Mt Madrid SO early asthc 2;"', July, seven
DAYS before lie was expected. He was re-
ceiyed with suiler silence no guns were
fired by the Spanards, nor did any specie
at rejoicing take place on the occasion. I he
bell ringers refused their usual Office which
beag considered an objectionable offence,
three of them were taken into custo'lv, and
ON the following day, after Il SUMMARY trial.
nut 10 death. 1t is said, that icw hired
tinkcrs (men,lers of sauce pans and kcttles)
a,peared before the Palace. Il: 4 salntch the
new sovereign b. The noise produced 81 beat
;py th., pots and kettles with sticks ; and
these men cried ;ag live King Joseph"
The people positively refused to assemble
Or the occasion and every appearance in
tiicatcj spee;,y renewal of the occurrence
of the II Of Mar.
II is indeed reported, on the authority of
a letter from Plymouth, that a NEST violent
tnmnlt had actually taken phase at Madr;d
on the esd that in the confii:; 'lhich ens,,-
ed, the whole of the French troops in that
cts were either killed or put to the ront !;
end thar only LOCO cavalry We're enabled to
effect their escape. The report adds, that
upwards OF 10000 persons fell O.: this. occa-
sian. We must submit these statements
without, IN any respect, vouchlng their &C
curacy The letter which contains them,
was received By a mercantile house in the
CITY. 1t states, that the account was pub
lished az Oporto on the 2sth of July, in an
Extraordinary Gazette, which concluded
thus
awe have now to Offer up our prayers
and thanks givings to the Sod of Eosts, that
s;,,7,,. 10 .;;,, :::;sic E:.cc!
man who is not in the power of the Spani-
ards"
Advices may be hourly expected to ar
rive, of the landing of the expedition under
the command Sir Arthur Wellesley.
According to the Dutch papers, the king
dom of Naples is destined for Murat--hs
successor i'll the Dukedom of Berg is not
-Bonaparte makes his relations
dance about, and change places, like so ma
ny pupDctsin show--he never suffers them
tn remain long ina place. One month we
sec them. planted in Italy, the next in Ger
many to-day they appear as Grand Dukes,
tomorrow they start up bcfore us AS Kings
yEhat-a restlcssncss there is in al this mans
actions
'Tne only other news of Importance in
these papers r., the Proclamation of the
pgovisionA government of Tuscany, Inform
inE the inhabitants that it is 20 be united to
the Kingdom of Italy. The Queen OF Eft
rura, who is TO be thus ro55ed Of her do
niinions, our readers Will recoleGt, has al
ready been robbed of her liberty, being at
present state pr oucr in France. The
Proclamation, adding nsult to outrage, STYLES
the man by whom she has been thus treated,
= the Protector of Religion and Morality"
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INFORMATIVE TRUE.


The American dispatch ship, St. Micha-
els, has arrived at Falmouth, from L'Orient,
which she left the 9TH July. Mr.. Purvcyance
Is passenger in her. He, we are told, brings
information,
" Thai RoNApARTE 7JW recognize the
neutratity, end niace the commerce Of he.
United States on the sante footins ia zvhich
ed Great Britain gpM consent TO do the
same
If this he true, BonahGrte consents to re-
peal his DEGREES against commerce.. Great
Britain will not object to abandon these
measures which she adopted in consequence
OF his decrees... San.
NoTE.-The ".Sus,' is a ministerial pa
per.-Fhere are circumstances which shed
an air OF prohab litv on these things: l. Fhe,
rumours which spread in London Immediate
ly alter the arrival of the St. Michael's
there. 2. Her long detention ii England.
She reaehed the Downs on the 9TH of JULY
and the last accounts from London, down
to the 4th of Ang are silent about her sail
ing. 3. The special permission she has re-
ceived from Bonaparte to return to France.
ALI these circumstances agree with the re-
port-The ST. Michael may have carried
the proposition of France to England-SIlee
may be detained there by the negotiations
of Mr. Pinkney on these points-and she
may have obtained the privilege of returning
to communicate the result, ifit be satisfac-
tory one.-Editor.
The great sweep-stake, for 5 years. old
Colts and Filies was run for, over the Fair
field Course, yesterday. Seven started,
The purse was between s . and 5000, be-
sides several considerable bye bets between
the parties.
The first heat was won by Colonel Sela
den's Bay Colt.
The second and Third, by Mr.. w. r.
Johnston's Colt, (from N. Carolin1.) Col.
Selden's Colt fell in the second heat and his
rider was dsmounted.-At the third heat,
four only 3tarted.
The Arch Of the flames Ri5cr Canal has teei
completed, and the 7patey 4oas introduced into the
Basin or yesterday zueek
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An AuEaicAv in ouruext.

.y-sysy y--ss---vn-s-r-
& POST SWEEP SIAKE, VIII be run Tor
IN over the Tappahannock Jockey Club course,
on tile 9TH Of October next, with three years old
coils and flies, two mile hcats-entrance fifty
dollars, or fifty bushels Of merchandise wheat,
to l'e delivered n1appahannCcS, or to the order
OF the winner of the race, plt% 81 pov--frce for
any three years cd colts OF hies.-Subscrih rs
M Garnet,
I'D Day--k Subscription Purse, including
the tolt rf tho two frs. days, free for any horse,
mare or geding, 2 mile heats eatr~hoe 20 dolls.
each
5rl Day-,A Mu!c Tice, best three in 6vey
MI, heats, ert .,nce FIVE dollars each, with tie
60 Of the third day.
Weights, &c. agreeable to the rules OF the
+ ppahannock J1ckey-Cleb.
4 S, BROcKENBPOUGH.
oct. 4 Loawtdr]
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coarse ics;d .fsreiy:, notions. War o.
petual Embargo Peace. and CommercsV
are the Questions To avoid the two for
mer, and TO secui-. the two latter, cur exer-
tons must be directed. If there was hope
tina, federal ticket could prevail in this
state, It cannot be supposed that the editor
OF this paper, would permit local state par
uajty orrcrsonai respect, to govern him III
declining his corporation with his federal
brethren &c.
I'm conclusion, we hope that the federalists
OF this state, viii reflect seriously upon tn.
present crisis; and THAI the result Of thei,.
reflection will produce determination
give their undainons su;irages for the tickco
of Mr.. Monros'' t
The Ledger then assigns additional, rea-
sons, drawn from 1.-The manner in which
Mr.. Madison has been brought forw art''-
thnugh, strange to tell the Federaiists were
i'll the habit of employing caucuses for many
the insmificiency of time to ford federal
ticket, before the election comes on"
The reader will be astoniShed 70 see such
resolutions and sentiments from Virginia, a..
were proposed by the Meeting at Stanton.
- Inc consolation is, that gve have compa-
rativeiy so small a number OF men, who
would adopt such standardization. Por-
terhe.d's case is understood to be before
the Executive Councii.-He is one of those
whom they aGuisei to take command of the
part OF the detachment of 100 600 troops,
whichis to be drawn fro Viyginia--Fhe
first thing, is to substantive the truti.. And
then the General may discover, that az Tease
there is such thing as resembling an Advice
of Council.
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TOR RENT, several Lumber HOUSES, at the
4 Basin, together with l,r:e and cofnmodl-
Gus Dwelling adiacent.--Aso, several elegant
new brick I'enercnts or Cary Street. These
buildings are ali calculated for the best accoru-
mediation of merchants and traders in produce.
In my sbsence. apply to either of my friends, las
c. Anthony, Thos. Wilson, or VIVA Writ, Es,,rs
II. BULLOCK
Oct A.. r,r1
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Bonaparte has had the following return
m de to him Of the number of Jews in all the
different parts Of the globe, viz in the Tur-
kish empire 1000, 900 IN Persia, China,
India, OIL the east and west of the Gangcs,
100000; in the vest Of Europe, Africa and
America, 100000 making population of
three millions.
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lie minister Secretary of state,
M. RlANO. LUIS DE URQUIJO.
T.; c:ac:- - :. -. ..:S ;..s.,y,;,

BOLOGNA, July Is
Her Majesty the Queen of Spain arrived
here yesterday, oil her way from Nap es,
and made stay OF several hours. Her
majesty received a visit from the cardi-
nal oppezoni and the project of the de
partment, who went to pay their respects
to her. The Chamberlain Banchetta, wLn
was sent by the Viceroy to compliment her
OH her passage through the Bologna, was re-
,ce'ved in the Most friendly manner and had
the honor OF being invited to her table
Her Majesty continued her journey the same
day towards baycnnc.
MIRANDA, July Il
His majesty SGT ont E. ON Nittoria at three
O'Clock this morning accompanied by the de-
pnties OF the town and province of Aiava TO
the boundaries of their jurisdiction On the
Journey he received the magistrates OF tn
ditIercnt villages and in this city the Core
&idor, the municipality, the civil and spiri-
tu;-i corporation. the director of the post
oitice, and all the magistrates OF the towns
and villages who had Come TO be introduced
to him, in word every person of respecta-
blity and rank, who was DESTROYS OF that
honor
The anxiety which his majesty shews to
inform himelf Of all that relates to the in
tersts OF the districtshc passes through, with
regard to productions, as well as the i'm
provements Of which they are susceptible,
and The affa,ii;ly which mari.s all his en-
quiries gain the hearts ef ali that nave &C
cess TO him.
After the audience, ard during the rest
of the day, until nine in the evcnn@, his
ma esty was occupied IN business, either i'm
.private or with his ministers. His Males
~ Notwithstanding the Inconvenience of a
Journey in til" warm season, is il good health
1t is diiticClt to conceive how a small town
containing only about soc, could furnish the
fireworks, bands Of music, and all that con-
trbuted to the splendid festivity which was
displayed as proof gifts joy.
July 81.
siuce the first of this month, gen. Clarke,
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Siuce the first Of this month, gen. Clarke,
minister ut war, has dated his dispatcn mes
as Count de aiunenburg. Mr.. Lance, Direc-
tor General, OF the conscriptions, has also
signed himself Count De Seccas.
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he Norfolk Ledger shtws us in shat
light the address Of tie Monroe committee is
viewed by the Fcdcralists.---'' The charac-
ter of that paper is most decidedly federal :"
and therefore the famous proceedings and
resolutions at Staumton would hare received
IT'S "ruost Jealous Cooperation" but for
the prospects held ont by the runningof Mr..
Monroe After speaking of the two tickets
made out last winter by the friends Of Ma
dixon and Monroe, the Editor thus describes
the reasons which lead him to support Mon
roc in preference 10 a federal cand Gate:
awe believe that without having any con-
ctrtcd plan with ihe friends of Mr.. Monroe,
that the Fcleralists would have voted for Nix.
Monroc's ticket. In this 7rau fhey 7p2ukf
hdVe crhreased their disothr95atioH Of Me
riea8urtS # hey hire I'D jltsfiy e3m-
fiaiHeG. For some months past. general
opinion has prevailed, that the friends OF MIR.
Monroe had declined the proposed Contest.
1t appears however, from. the address Of the
committee Of Mr.. Monroe's friends, publish
ed in this paper, that they have determined
to persevcre. What course then are the Fe-
deraiists to pursue The dddreSs tram Mr..
hDnroe'S .jjicUds is biqiR, and mav be con-
sidered ds hlcdgiHg m Moaroe ubon so1,e
ieading Prints, fdrjicuiGriy me crReI mea-
sure u tie em6argo, and ,yon or TUNE
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- IN \ W tY from the subscribers Farm near
AZ Chulcstown, in JEFFERSON county; in Apr,
last, Negro Man called JOHN ROM AN-he
IS about 81 years of age, about five feet five Or six
inches high, well made, and has small scar be-
tween HI eyes Ii wore blue cloth long coat
and pantal0oms, . striped cotton wAistc1at, shoes
and black %oalcn stockings, and is, by trade. an
excellent Hack smith and eIn.smftii. purcha.
sed hin, u MJor Scott tNlc city Of Richmond (;
he formerly belonged 20 MIR David Ross and IL
we'd q AN told, AZ Columbia on James river en-
pIoyed 1T IN trade. lie was apprehcndcd IN Nh.
r,iand in May, and il my absence, was brought
home and placed by my overseer, in the iail ot
Jefferson county, from Fvlich he inade his escape
IN few days. he Ind when appgehcndcd, a
| inrgcd paas, af:j nm Since informed can vy..te
"a toirrtOe band. 1 will give Il re ward OF twenty
dollars, 70 ANY person who viii aPprehcnd and
secure him so that gct HIN again
BENNETT TAYLOR
Charlrstown, JEFF Co'ly Va Oct. 3 f5v1
NJ OT1CE.--f shall petition .lc Virginia AS
~ sclnbly, at their gacxt session, to YES, me
with the right of erecting dam across the Ri
wanna river, in the county Of Fluganna, for tie
purpose OF working water Ggist Mil. from ny
lands on the North side of said river, 10 the lands
J Of George Pickett, (i,jc the property of David
Jsoss,) ON tic opposite shore The public are in-
formed chat the petitioner, skill erect the proper
LOCKS, rs not to impede the srf, navigation OF
said iivc9. JOHN ASHLIH.
| tiuvanha, Oct 4 Eoaw4wl
4
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n OTICE--1he change ~ the Mail Establish.
= inent, from this place TO fredericksburg,
"hich was 70 have t'ken place ou the first day
oi October, cannot rom the loss ofBufI's br;tlse
be- carried IN elect, sooner than Tire 9TH OF tie
month ct r1t1
ffDK SALG. ID barrels II fresh Philadel piGa
Il Glover SNED. WHITE g SHELTON.
Cct4 I2t1
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THE Arch Of the flames Ri5er Canal has teet
and the qpste, zo0s introduced into the
Basin or yesterday zusek
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets,
s STILLS Of all sizes, commonly used for
dis.illing grain or fruit.
A general assortment of TIN WARE.
SHEET.IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind Of PLUMBING WORK eli
ther for Shins or buildings, done IN the best
manner. ~.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all its branches is carried on. under the di-
rection uf: MIR. HILLI,aN FLETCHER,
who has had many years experience, and as
workman is exceeded by fsw.--As the Brass
founder business is a partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who will
undertake to. make CRATES handsomely
orfiamentea with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work IN the
very best and neatest manner and Oh the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for of ce1sfitr,
.Rrrss, Pewter, Lead and Iron. 's1.se
George M'Mpna
11eSakac Il
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Gs> City Tavern and Hotel,
MI EXAWD RIA.
Ar THE sioN or THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION,

From the CRY Of .4nnahohs, { d1aryLandj
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his FRIENDS
~ and the PUBLIC in general, that he has
taken that justly celebrated INN, in this city,
called The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
lately in the possession of Mr.. John Gads6y.
He hopes, by assiduity and attention, to give
the greatest satisfaction to every person, as
no exertions on his part shalt be wanted to
keep up the high character which this Ta-
vern has, as being one of the besfin the Uui-
on: and assures them that he viii always
have an assortment of the best liquors and
good walters.
Travellers and others will meet with good
accommodations at the above house, on rea-
sonable terms.
Boarders are taken BY the day, week,
month oryear.
~ The papers from all the sea-ports on
the continent are regularly taken and filed at
the Coffee-House, adjoining the tavern, and
are for the use of strangers.
~ Suppers can be had from sixsto twelve
O'Clock in the evening, at short notice,
from one to twenty,
Noyembe7. Is. CIT
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October 10.
WILMINGTON and Alexdnar,a Turn
Pike Company.

r>HE Stockholders Of the Washington and
Alexandra Turnpike Company are here
by notified that the Fourth Instalnent OF len
Dollars on each share is called for by the Pre-
sirent and Directors Of the said Company, and
is required to be paid to Charles Page, Trea-
surer, in Alexandria, on or before the l4th day
of December next, agreeable to an act Of Con-.
press, entitled |" An act for the establishment
Of a Turnpike Company in the county Of Az
lexandrla, in the district of Columbia.
By order Of the Directors,
G.. DENEALE, President.
:. Noveynher Ia. ~ - x
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CONGREGATIONS OF THE ABOVE WORK.
ss We have had frequent occasion to speak
ffhc diligence, good sense, and good inten-
tons, of Mr.. Murray /; and we congratulate
him sincerely on the success OF this particular
work. We announce this edition, because the
alterations and additions are so considerable,
that it is rendered almost new work.
British Critic, July 1901.
G The examples which Mr.. Murray has here
selected, and the judicious reflections which
accompany them, are such as can scarcely tail
ia make the best impressions, and to produce
the best effects, on all who read them with at
stention. The present edition of this excel
lent publication, which has been long known
and commended, is enlarged by the addition
sofstwenty-two new characters, filing nearly
one hundred pages"
.d,s:i-5aco6in ReUic7c, Jan. 1904.
M1Vc have received the tenth and last edi-
ton of this valuable work. The improve
,nents made in it, will appear from the authors
advertisement. We can only add to this ac-
fpSpE IF filth The q rsssagla if among
or countrymen.
IAe .AasericGn ReDlew q literary oo'e'nat az
far 3nly, .1ugnst q September, 1901.
SO On reviewing this book, In its improved
form, we hnd the facts unquestionabie and
h;ehly interesting-the style correct and neat
and the general tendency OF the work such
as induces US strongly to recommend Il, cspe-
cialiv TO young readers, who love entertain
mcnt mingled with instruction.
Evangelical! Magazine, Oct. 1901.
.The rapid sale Of this small but valuable
collection, has anticipated the commentator
we are DESTROYS to bestow. In an exempllt-
cation of more than seventy remarkable cha
racters, many striking examples are exhibited
which, in the quiet hour OF reflection, man
contribute to arrest the careless and wander
ing; to animate the sincere and virtuous and
to convince or discoun;enance those who have
been unhappily led to oppose the highest
truths" Gentieman's Magazine, AoD. 1908.
a GoIdsniti's Grammar of Geography.
Pixies Arithmetic, large and small.
HYMNS and Spiritual Songs.
School Bibles and Testamepts, Spelling
Books, Primers, Bonnet Boards Writing
Paper.
Also,
The 18th number DR.. Ree's new Cyclope.
dia.
October 90.
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LOST,
On thursday epsniag last, az o. on ny resarss
from the. fire eomzhaay, hsldsat Mr.. Gord0n's
sdvern,
{ a Red Morocco Pocket Book.
Containing j one hundred dollar bank note,
Of the bank OF Potomac, and 2 lottery tickets.
Aoy person finding the same and returning Il
to the editor Of this paper, or the subscriber
shah be generously rsNarded.
VIM. Weston.
December 8. q
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John G. LADD,
Has FOR SALR,

Has FOR SALR,
90 b.les German Linens, confiif:
ing Of brown and white Rolls, taken Osna.
burghs, hempen Ticklenburghs, Bnrlaps,
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankecn .4sisaF.
Russia Sheeting and Duck
i bale Writing Paper
SO bags Of black Pepper Of the best qua.
iity. and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Melasses
pipe port Wine -
10 do. Holland Gin
S Go. French Brandy
z do. jamaica Spirits: $500. &
Aquantity of soal Leather, Shoes, Spe
nacitl and Tallsw Candies, Cheese, &c. re.
April.
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I. 81 JUST RECEIVED
fbr Sale AZ r. GR.dY's Book- Store, kiSsg-
Sfreet
e THE POWER OF RELIGION,
&n the mind, in retirement, affection end at
& the approach of death.
5ExempliGed in the testimonies and expert
ice Of persons, distinguished BY their great
PISS, learning or virtud
rs IT'S immortality that alone
SIS Amidst LIES pains, abasements, empti-
ness,
1a The Soul can comfort, elevate and MI
YOUNG.
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Tuf received and for Sale by
the Subscriber.
a GOOD ASSORTMENT or
Mems coarse and fine SHOES, very
large.
Womens and Misses Morocco and Lea.
Their do.
BOYS coarse and fine do.
Childrens Morocco aud Leather do OF Ill
A quantity of CHEESE that he can re-
commend.
Table FISH.
Fsss- ] F threaded 81 OT1.oN iors,s:
CRANBERRIES, BEETS s PU1A.
TOES in bills
Aad other articles as usual.
Thomas Patton.
November Is f
The Subicriber has on hand,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
Suitable fortheabbroaching Season,
That will be sold ON reasonable terms.
bales blue KERSEYS.
do. beaver COATING.
do. narrow CLOTHS.
do. blue do.
4 do. bleached Scotch DOWLASS
ALSO, ON HAND,
Madeira WINE in or. casks.
COCOA in bags.
so hhds. Surinam MOLASSES.
QUEENS WARE in crates assorted.
SHOT in casks.
James Patton.
October 10. L.