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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

Our publication Of the rejected Treaty has
excited no small degree Of alarm among the
cunning ones Of the democratic party A
democrat who has ever been an advocate of
the " charming bargo," as he calls it, OBJ
served the other day, to his federal neigh
bour, now see what the barge has done
Great Britain is brought to terms already.
See, here is as good treaty offered as we
could wish for ! all owing to the bsrgo."
" But FRIEND" says the federalist, {" how
can this be f! 1t appears this treaty was
signed December 3lst, 1906; was sent to
tins country to receive Mr.. Jefferson's ap-
probation and do you not know thai YOUR
dear friend, The President, in an INN ting
manner sent it back without even conde-
scending to lay it before the Senate" Dem
ocrat. "Why, as to All that, it IS d-n'd
liz, d-n'd federal lie, and you are an
" old tory"
Another democrat has had the audacity
To endeavour to mako people believe there
never has been a treaty offered BY the Brit
7. ISL government, and declared the one we
published was one negotiated during the
administration OF Gen. w ashiRgton, and that
he bad no doubt we published it to deceive
I the people, and induce them to vote against
tile embargo.
Such are the mean and pitiful arts that
Abandoned and unprincIPled men resort to
( in the support of bad cause and they are
now doubly active in the use Of them, be
cause they know their time is short.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

THE fub(crIber offers for la!e the follow
l. ing parcels Of LAND
"a FARM, well calculated for Trader.
Farmer, or Mechanic ; one mite from the
Meeting Houfe in Nf1v- CioAesg0, pleasantly
fituated "a the County Road, with which viii
be fold eleven acres Of interval LAND.
-AL5--In the town Of Jay, ia he comfy ~
Oxfo,9 Three Thouland Acres Of I AND OF
tho fri quality, htuate in different parts Of
that town, which Is one Of the belt towns III
the county It will be fold az a reduced price
the whole will be fnId together, or Nv rhe lin-
gle lot, a. may belt accommodate purchaiers.
And one lot in the town Of Bef5ek-mquire Of
JAMES. STARR, JUN Flq for information.
A]6--At Penobifgt, 10 Iawnlhip No. ~ nf
the 9Th Range Of T,ownth Ga PlissiggIi. ,ts.-
er, ia the county Of Haaeoei five Ihoulard al
ores Of Land, in Lots Of 100 acres each. This
i one Of the tirrit Towulhips III thar cotniry;
Saw and Crit Mills are already erected. tom
whence any IsjnA Of Lumber may be RATED ~
iide the fhipp ing in Bangor This tnwuihipis
rapidly fettling. Young Farmers are invited
70 examine for hemfelves.-Inquire OF MIR.
DANIEL BUI.LIN, OF faid townlhiP, for fur
ther particulars.
.4lJo-Thirty thouiand acres Of ST. johns
fos. THIS land IA tituated ia the bet tract AZ
Land in the Difria of Maine the foil is very
rich and fertile, the growth principally Hard
Wood and Button Nut. "A road Is laid ont
through faia Land from Penohfrot 20 81.
Johns River Twenty thouiand acres u this
Land is Etuased but fcvea mile, from th5 rich
Farmers on St. JohA's River, and rhe Fon
Road from thence 70 Quebec. Should 30 or
40 go6l Farmers Allocate together and pHr-
chafe this whole tract for their own a6tua fet-
tlcmsnt, they would enfure a fortune 10 Shem-
felves and their children after them. For fur
ther particulars pleafe % inquire of he fub-
icriber.
JOSEPH r FOXCROFT.
Nfzv. G1orssssr, May 9, 5os. (6ro)
THE fuhfcribcr hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, that she has been duy
appointed and has taken upon helfef the
truft Of Executrix Of the lat win and Tefs-
ment Of
RoBERT THOMPSON,
ate of Brunfwick in the county Of Cumber
land. E.ql,fe, deceaied by giving bond as rhe
law directs She therefore requeff, AL Perfons
who are iDde5ted to the laid deceafed's ef-
tate TO make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands thereon, 70 exhibit
he fame q
RUTH THOMPSON, Frnsfris-
AngsF 2d, 1903.
n z -. al cC,,J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
TAKE NOTICE J

COME time pat the fubfcriber was in poaef-
= hon Of Sextant belonging to capt JnnA-
than Wait, and which is iuppoled to have
been taken from the houfe Of Mr. John Deer
ing Whoever has isid sexisnt and wifl re-
turn il or give intelligence where il may he
found, viii much oblige their humble iervant.
SCR. l9 O. Bray
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

lasted, 18th parties cogdu.tcd themselves
IN a blame bile manner Beoton GAG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
Euening Scb0nl.

Mr. TURNER, viii open bis School on
IVA Menday the 10th October for teaching
Book Keeping by Single Eusry. Writing and
Arithmetic.
Only eight icholars will be taken,
The object will be to make them CONVEX
FAINT with DR.. and CT. and the ufe of Journal
and Ledger; the forms Of all writings called
for in baGnsfs and the practice Of reading f.
CURES in the operation Of Addition and Null
duplication.
Books, Paper, Pens and every article inclu-
ded the charge will be eight dollars per.
Quarter, halfon entrance.
~ B. Book Keeping by Double En- ry,
taught at Is dollars pr Quarter, Sept 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
ASHES.

AOIZ To.
WANTED. few tons POT q Pearl
w ASHES, at
Tsppan & SewalPs, !.
M. ls. Ra3n1,ift-R04v.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

However infatuated Mr.. Jefferson
might have Jancied the people, with his
philosophy-or however willing he
might have thought them TO second his
endeavors in promoting the views and
interests Of " the enlightened govern
ment Of Frrnce," by running his own
countrymen yet the proofs daily ex-
hiblung OF virtue and patriotism, in a
vaillng themselves Of those privileges
which are guaranteed to them by the
Constitution, present the most pleasing
evidence that such preposterous mo-
tives will cease 10 be cherished, the mo-
ment they are discovered. Our Liber-
ties are too valuable TO be bartered for
fancied honors, to be bestowed on the
Executive!
Notwithstanding Mr.. JeHerson's
soothing answers TO the numerous patri-
otto petitions from New-England, the
independent yeomanry of Maine, con-
tinue to exhibit proofs of their detesta-
ton for that system of dignifed re-
tiremenf" which has already brought
their country to the very brink of des-
truction.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
q REPUBLICAN,.
Gray, Sept. is, 1903.

10 In reply to the enquiries Of the above
correspondent, we can assure him that the
treaty published IN the GAZETTE of the
5th and 18th inst. was negotiated and sign
ed in London, Dec. 81, 1906, by the res
pectiye ministers, in behalf Of the govern
ments Of the United States and England
that it was sent to Thomas .1eferson, presi-
dent Of the U. S. for his appreciation, by adj
vice of. the Senate, but that be refused to
lay il before that body for their considera-
tion--but on his ogVn responsibility, REJECTED
IT AS it has been the wish Of many in the
democratic party to have a zgay Sslth England,
and as they have been constantly proclaim
ing to the people that no amicable settle
ment could be effected with that govern.
men:-you must not expect, therefore, to
see the treaty published an the Argus, as it
would give the lie to all their declarations
For the editors of that paper, love darkness
and faIsnood better man light and truth
=" because their deeds are evil"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

We are authorised to state, for the
information of the Electors Of Lincoln
District, that MARX l.. Hill, esq. who
has BY many been considered as a cam
didate for the next Congress, declines
receiving their SURFACES SO that,
UNION being secuved, little VIGIL
ANcE viii not only, render the election
Of Mr.. BRADFoRn certain; but the
liberties of the district committed to
the faithful guardianship of an able and
intelligent citizen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

Tickets and Quarters,
n Ar9iEe9g carat Lottery, for fale at the BOX
hore of Ia4sss1 5ss1s-F Filth ltrees.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
NOTCE Z

A IL perfons indebted 10 the y1zte Of Sre-
PHEN Foster, iate Of Bradford. ceceaf-
ed, either by note Of hand OK account, are re-
quoted to make immediate payments and all
who have demands againa fald eiale to ex-
hibit the fame TO the fubfcriber withost delay.
STEPHEN FOSTER, 4Asrsiajq-atoy.
Portland, Sept 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

U 9Th given tsr Rags saf fFaats
1 I. .4DA4NS De.k-g ors
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
wlscAssEr, SEPT. 81, 1908.

WISE ASSET, SEPT. IT, 1903.
AT numerous meeing0f Federal
Republicans from different parts Of Lin
coin District, unanimously agreed, that
Alden Bradford, Esq.
of Wiscasset, should be supported for
Repre- tentative in Congress, and that il
be recommended to all the friends Of
the Country and Constitution, to make
every fair and honorable exertion to pro-
mote his election.
Col. Thatcher, the former Federal
member from this district was present,
and declined being considered candi-
date.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

1t NichOis0x has replied to the protest of
Capt Russell, charging the said Nicholson
with gross and tyrannicle behaviour, while
~ the command Of one Of the Chesapeake
Gun Boats 1t appears from this statement,
that The conduct Of Russell was intemperaie
and insulting and that while the irritation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

10 be loH By order Of Ceurf, on WE'D
NESDAl, the 28tb inf. az The
PremjJfS,
A One tory DWELLING HOUSE, in
Pleaiant-ftreet Randing on leafed land,
being part of the eftate Of capt. Jacob Adams,
la'e of Portland, deceaied-Sse at IL o'clock
My order OF SAMvEL ADAMS, Admir-.
DAVID PEASE, Aat7r.
PoytlSsd, Srpf l9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

~ Hebron petition emitted this week for
want Of room.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25

NJ" me Price Of this paper to sub
scribers;s f5ur dollars per amman, to be
PAIL ia ddpance.
ADVERTISEMENTS, NOT exceeding a
square in length GO lines } are insert
ed, tie fyst tine for seOenty-fOe cents j;
three svccks Oslo: times J far three dol
lars +; and FAR eOery subsequent iiiserti-
on, thsr;y-tiiree cents. Long ones m
the same broborti0a. In faO9r gfhose,
hozrcver, rvh0 aclOertise ~ tie year(ei-
Mer eace or t1uiced Iveeek) a deduction
From the d600eprice Of tsOeaty percent.
~ made
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25

work, save lobor, and simplify the
movements. He proposes to obtain q
patent for his discoveries, and we hope,
before many days, to be furnished with
particular description of them.
The inventor states, that with one of
these machines, which will cost only
thirty-6ve dollars, child Of four or
1--WE years old NAV spin as much cot
ton as sixteen women, and of almost
any 6neness required. The spindles
may be added ad in6nitum, in proper
ton to the dimensions of the machine,
and the power Of motion applied
This invention promises to be the
most important for promoting Domes-
tic manufactures OF any which the in
genuitv of man has vet fallen ON as
every farmer can furnish himself with
il and employ the leisure time of his
family in increasing his own wealth,
and securing the independence of his
country, by heproper apple alton Of
its nar0rd resources--a much better
n, thod of manu- 'acturing than is a.
loPted in Europe, by slowing in un-
wholesome situations, vast crowds Of
distressed objects who die 70 live and
live to die, in consequence of rigorous
confinement and want of relaxation
from business.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25
Extract ofa letter from Mr.. Madison to
Gen. armstrong.
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE,

DEPARTMRNT or STATE,
Juty %, 1908
your dispatches by lieut.. Lewis were
delivered on the 9Th inst.
81 is regretted that the interval between
his arrival and the date Of yuuc letter 10
Mr. Champaguy, during which presume,
some verbal inter communication must
have TAX place, had produced no indca-
uDn Of a favorable change IN the vie W. Of
HE french government with respect TO
It's decrees; and still more, that instead Of
an early and favorable answer to your let
ter, it should have been followed by such
q decree as is reported TO have been issued
on the 22d April, at Bayonne. The de.
cree has not yet reached The u. $. and
therefore, It's precise import cannot be as
ceuained. But If tt should be, as ii is re
presented, a sweeping suroke all Ame-
rican vessels on the high seas, it will mt
0uy ex end our demands of reparaion,
out is rendered the more ominous with
respect to the temper and views Of the
emperor towards tie u. 5. by the date OF
he measure.
The arrival Of Mr.. Baker with my
letter OF May I'd, oil which a copy is here
with sent will have enabled you to re
sumo the subjeGt of the DEGREES with the
fairest opportunity that could be gwen To
The French COVE nment for change OF
he unjust and unwise course which ha.
been pursued and assure myself tina
you will not have failed 10 turn the com
munications with which you are furnish
I'd 10 the best account If France de
not wish to throw the u. s. INTO the va.
gainst her, Toe which &c IS Impossible t.
.ind a rauonai or plausible iudJcsmeni,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25

"The elegant pottery mandatory of
Messrs. Trotter and Co is conducted in
style so perfect, so complete in all that is
required for utility or taste, that we require
only few privations of foreign articles to
give complete establishment to our own"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25
AMERlCAN NJ NNUFACTURE.

The following new American manufac-
lures, we quote from Hopes Price Current
with pleasure. As an evidence OF the en-
crease of public spirit, and a snre presage
of future prosperity and indepeparhae.
h (-aatrou
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25
LBqh. e Post l
DOCUMENTS
Accompanying the Presidents Message of
the 9th November, 1908.
Continued.
Mr.. Mcdison 70 Gen. .z'mstrong.
DsPARTMENr OF SrArE.

DEPARTMENT. or STATE.
Juiq 81, 1908
Sir--fereWith you will receive copy
Of the papers relating to one of the YES
sells which we're destroyed at sea by the
freach trigates, returning from ,he West
Indies. observe that, in your letter to
MC Cham aagny, Of the I'd of April you
have ocdeDtally noticed this occurrence
II ample reparaton shpull NOT have Been
made % the Sufferers, the President thinks
i propcy that as their casea become an
thenucated you should present them i
'erms which, may awakc the French 90
vefnment 10 he nature Of he injury ans
the demands oS i1suce. The bc piog
aeu raj vessels de uined on.shc hirh seas
IS the most distreasing Of ai the modes
by which beliigsrents exert force contra.
~ 10 right and IN proportion as it is
destitute OF apology, ough, al least 20 be
the promputude aud amplitude OF tha re.
dress. If ii be commended that he destruc
uon, in these Causes, proceeded solely
from the dagger tina, otherwise inlsl.igenc c
night reach pursuing or towering force,
II may be answered, thar If such plea
we're of greater avail, il would only dis.
prove hostility of intention, without di
m'nish,ng the obligation TO Indemnify, on
The most LIBERAL scale, the injured indiyi-
duais. |, may be added, that il The out.
rage on The individuals was not meant as
q hostility towards their nation; The latter
might jusIy expeel tender Of such ex
plantations as would leave no doubt on this
suhjsGt.
have the honor to be, Sc.
(Signed) JAMES MADISON.
Gen. Armstrong, Minister
PIen. oil the u $. Paris.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25

he ought not to hesitate moment in re-
sOking at least SO much OF her DEGREES as
violate the rights of the sea, aud furnish
20 her adversary the pretext for mis- reta.
Hating measure. II would seem as it the
imperial cabinet had never paid sufficient
attention to the smaliness of the sacrifice
which repeal of,hat portion of its system
would involve. if an act Of justice is to be
called sacrifice.
The Information by the return of the
Usage from England is not more satisfac
tory than that from Francs. Nothing vas
said on the subject of the Chesapeake, nor
any thing done or promised, as TO the
orders in couacil. Ii is probable tha' fur.
Their accounts from the u = were waited
for, and that the arrival OF the 81. Mi
chael will have led 10 a manifestation Of
the real views Of that government on those
and other subjects. In the mean lime i,
cannot b. doubted, iha hopes were che
rishrd there Of some events in this country
favorable to the policy OF ne orders, and
particularly, tina, The Offensive language s.
proceedings OF France would bring or
hostile resistance from The y. S in which
case ,he b irish government would be a.
be 20 m uld every thing To S satisfaction
there is much reason to- believe that If
tive British government shDOld no. concu
in mutual abolition of he orders and ct
he embargo, it viii result fcom an unwil
liNgness to set an example which nigh
b. followed, and might consequently put
an end TO the irritating career of her eae
my on which he calculation i built -
Might not use be mad, OF this view of the
mater, in those frank and friendly con.,
versalions which sometimes best adm
topics Of delicate nature, aud in which
pride add prejudice can BE- best managed
without descending from ,h- necessary
level Ia every view il is evidently proper,
as far ss respect 10 the national honor viii.
sllnw, to avoid sile OF procedure which
might CO operate with the policy of the
British government, by stimulating The
passions ofIhe French Z"
Cohies and extracts Of letfers from gen
ARMSTRONG TO the Secretary Of STATE, gytta
oF IN 80.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25

SIR,
II was not till Yesterday tha, receiv.
cd from M. SkIpwi'h a copy oil the de
cree OF The councl Of prizes in the case Of
the Horizon. This is the FIRST unfrIendly
decision of That body und r lhe arre,e OF
The 2lst of Nov. 1906. In this case, and
IN The petition of the defendant, he courl
had recommended the restitution of the
,0hoLe cargo. I did GOT however link pro
per to Join 10 asking as favor what
believe myself entitled 10 as a right.
subjoin copy of my note to the mini5te
of foreign aft ,lrs and am, sir, Sc. &c.
JOHN ARMS rRONG.
Note of Gen. Armstrong.
g In the former copy nearly
page Of his letter was omit
ted by the COPPER"
The same 10 Mr.. Chamhacny.
PARIS, Nov. ~, 1907
SIR,
The document to which these obser
vations are prcGxed, will inform your ex
cellency that an American ship, trading
under the protection of the laws of natl.
ons, and Of particular treaties, and suffer
ing shipwreck on the coast of France, has
recently been seized by his malesty's of
fcers, and adjudged by his council of pri-
zss as follows, viz.
+" Oar council puts at liberty the Ameri.
can vessel the HORIZON, shipwrecked the
5oth az May last, near Morlax, and conse
qaen'ly orders, that the amount arising
from the sale legally made OF the wrecl. oil
the said vessel, together with the merchan.
die Of tie cargo, which, according TO an
estimate made in the presence OF the over
seers OF the administrations of marine and
custom house, shall have been acknow-
lodged not TO have proceeded from English
meuUla6lures, not from English territory,
shall he restored to Capt. Mcclure, without
deducllng any other expenses than those
relative to the sale.
And with regard to the other mer.
chandize of the cargo, which, from the
result of the said estimate shall be &C
knowedged TO come from manufactures
Or English territory, by virtue e the 5lh
article of the decree of the lst Nov 1906,
they shall be con6scated for The use Of the
stare the whole to be sold by the forms
prescribed IN the regulations and the
application of the produce TO be made in
conformity to the arrangements of the
said decree, deduction being made for The
Expense OF saving the goods, and that oil
he support Of the crew, until the day thai
he captain shall receive The notification Of
the present decision"
The reagons upon which this decision
founded, arc al once 50 new and alarm
,ug to the present friendly relations o
he tao powers, hat / cannot bu, sous.
hem with 4 freedom IN some degree pro-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25

We have again the pleasure public
ly to announce the eIort Of American
ingenuity. A gentleman, well known
o the editors Of this pap r., has added
such improvements to the spinning of
Cotton as entirely TO obyiate the diti
ruitlcs and delays which have hith-
rrto arisen from che breaking Of the
,hread-- and also such as facilitate the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25
[IIope's ~ Carrentl

The Aorora Informs US that 900 houses
have been built, or are building in Phla.
dclphia since the embargo was enacted;
also, thst two manufactures Tor casting pa
tent shot have been erected therein, which
perfect shot per day.
5ut these nor twenty more" Il adds.
care NOT alive have two manufactures
Of red ieqd already established, whose ca
pacity IS competent Co the pply Of the
whole country with red lead aud with Ia
tharge.
a mandatory Of sgbife lead is also so
ing on.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25

Manufactures Of various other articles
are IN 90 ration. md several rapidly pro-
crossing we could not, however, for the
present number, ascertain with precision
the just denomination OF articles or their
quotation, BIZ, shah soon encrease our pa
per so as to emoody them ia che general
prices ofdomestic articles. tnd lorthat par.
pose invite communications.
rHopc's Price Current
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25
E,ApTgRN WARS.

EtRTHGN WARE.
Ifqnutacturrd on 8iany end Ronaidssn
Yellow--tea po;s, coffee pots and SUI
gar boxes, per dozen
Assorted ware, do. 25
Red--teA pots, coffee pots and sugar
boxes per dozen 2 so
GLASS WARE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25

Cohies and extracts Of Ict'ers from gen.
ARMSTRONG TO the Secretary Of STATE, gytfl
coflies Of their enciosures.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-10
June %.

Az a general assembly of the state OF Con-
nec,icut, helsI at New-Havcn, on the second
Thursday Of October, A. D. lSo7--UPon the
Detition eff Sia,eon Loomis, Of East Windsor,
in Hartford county, showing to this assembly
that BY means, of various misfortunes he IS re-
.ssuced to poverty, praying for an act OF lnsol'
sency; and that some of his creditors are re-
sldent in the states of AeTO- York, V1rg1nla ana
sseorgia, as per memorial on tile dated the
list day ofSeptember, 4. D. 1907
Reyctred BY this AsSem6ly, That said Peti-
ION be continued to the session of this assem-
Nv to be holden in Hartford, IN May next,
nd. that notice of the tendency thereof be adj
Sartiscd in some of the newspapers published
s.. the city Of New York, Alexandria IN ylr-
mia, and Savannah In Georgia, three weeks
& least six weeks before said session; which
ssallb good and sufficient notice to the ere
-sors in the said states ofthe pendency OF SAID
etitioii.
A true copy of record.
Examined by
Samuel WHY'S, Ssc'y.
March 2. 10"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-10
mo. 21i4.
PublicSale.

FOX 8.7IFks-6Y
LEWIS DELA is
~ his Store, neer Col. Ramsay 8 vlsy;
French Brandy. in pipes
Catalonia Wine, in half pipes and quarter
casks
New-England Pun, in hogsheads and'bar-
rels
Molasaes, in hegsheads
& Goldfish, in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, Eeets, and Winter Pears,
IN barrels
& Cheese -
Cider Vinegar, il aogshcads and pipes
March 9.