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MORE SNUFE.

Capt. Palmer of the schooner - in
SIX days from Passamaqaoddy, states, that
the British June Packet had arrived at .Ha-
lifax, where it was reported that Mr.. Rose
was soon to return to the United States
1t is also stated on the same authority,
that the May packet, which carried an ac-
count Of the adjournment of Congress had
arrived in Englahd..... Phil Paher.
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In page So OF the printed evidences, Mr..
! White, an insurance broker OF the city of
i1o,a1ii, answer TO a question: whether he
had occasion to charter any vessels direct
to the continent after the Berlin decree.
states to this House, that he did himself
Charter two American vessels for Amsser-
dam, the one in the month of January. and
the other in March, 1907, which both arri-
we'd safe. From this it appears therefore
that four months after the Berlin decree.
two vessels were chartered to the contiNcnt.
and landed and sold Their carsoes in safety
at Amsterdam. He says that these vessels
were chiefly laden with cotton produced bv
America and the West-Indies lie knew of
their being discharged, and that .. the ships
were paid for their labeur," and adds
that he was paid his commission as ship and
insurance broker. In short, these voyages
were performed safely from one end to the
other. In the ncHt rage (page 56) the same
witness mentions, first that American YES
sells prior to last November used to clear
out regularly from this country to The; co,,-
tinent, and there land their cargoes and
secondly, that considerable quantity of
West-lhdia produce had been taken over in
American vessels, subsequent to the Berlin
decree in November 1906. The same wit.
ness, in page 81, mentions other instances
OF voyages having been performed since
that decree and some in which the cargoes
OF the vessels had gone to the pores of Spain
IN spite OF the Spanish decree issued in the
terms of the Berlin decree. and with careees
of British East-India produce on board. On
being asked whether any considerable
branch OF trade was carried on in this way.
he distinctly adds that other brokers as well
as himself had transacted similar business,
and that this sort of intercourse with the
continent has been considerable.
(Io BE continued. }
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Fran JVaqhjnp,,,. .H,yy >

" The President of the United States made
the following appointments this dav -
Nm. Duane, Lieut.. Col Comdt. of the
25th regiment Pennsylvania militia. to be
Lieut.. Col. of the FIRST regiment of Rifcn,en
in the u. States service.
Jonas SunOndS, Lieut.. Colonel of the 5oih
regiment PENNSYLVANIA militia, to the com
mand of the 9th regiment Of Infantry in the
y. States service "...Bait. Uhig
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

WILLIAM M'CREEKY, Esq. having declined
re election, tiio following candidates have been
announced in the democratic papers, as consent
ing to serve if elected
ALEXANDER M'KIM,
JOSHUA BARNEY,
PETER LITTLE.
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cOLLEcTORs OFFICE,

Baitimore, .1u!p z, ices.
Permission will be granted till the first OF Au-
gust next to the citizens of the United States ha-
ynS property abroad, under circumstances men.
toned in u former advertisement, to dispatch YES
els in ballast for its recovery, with the usual Sc
curity and conditions already prescribed.
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.NEW-YORK. Inly u.

The Agent for the British Packet receiv-
ed orders We stcrday to stop the sailing or the
Duke of Kent Packet, till the 18th inst
Though the news of the arrival Of the O.
sage and the Packet had not reached Wash
jngton, yet we find in the Government pa
per OF Friday last, an hourly expectation of
their arrival, as they had been advised of
their sailing from England. This circnm-
stance may have been the cause Of the stop
page OF the Packet ill the 18th. Indeed
we should not be at all surprised, if the
tiroe Of her sailing is postponed to a more
distant period, as it is certain th@t the O.
sage has brought out very important COM
munications from Mr.. Pinkncy. the discus.
Sion Of which may take up some time Between
our executive and the British minister. IT
is most ardentiy tobc hoped, that something
may be done to better our situation.
W y. Gazette.
Mr.. MANSFIELD who left this city few
days since for Philadelphia, and who was &c
return to 20 home in the Packet TINS was to
have sailed on Friday, has IN corse3 1encc
Of letters BY the Packet Just arrived, pro-
ceedcd to Washington il viii be recoliee-
Ted. that Mr.. Mansfield came out as Sccre-
tary to Nr Rose..I6.
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ERcA1zALp Mac NEIL, Esq appointed con
sui of his Britannia majesty forthe Orleans Ter
rit5ry, has been recognised i'll that character, bv
the president Of the United States, and an exc
quatur has been granted to him accordingly.
inner. Dai!y 1av.
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Extract ofa letter from a gentleman, in En-
/ gland. TO his friend in the CRY Of Hash
fnSton.
Z" Expectations are going on, as to the con-
tinuance of the Embargo. which the friends
OF the present ministry did not suppose could
stand the time it has stood-they are still
crying ont, as they have been these three
months, that the first arrival will bring &C
counts of an insurrecton and this they no
doubt wish and would encourage: no doubt
they will be disappointed Between France
and England we have a difficult course TO
steer; to remain within ourselves, will there
fore be most to cur interest
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Capt. Sheffield. on his arrival at Gshral-
tar, the 18th of May, found % sail Of British
transports, full of troops, getting under way
and x L. ~ N, the
Health Office boat, which boarded him. that
they were bound to Cadiz to take possession
of that place, which, he said, the Spaniards
had given up to the British--Capt. S. came
through the Cut with the above fleet, and
left them steering for Cadiz I'D.
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GEORGETOWN, July 16.

We stop the press to announce, that a
French national brig. of is guns, arrived in
the Eastern Branch this forenoon, imEiedi-
ately from France, charged, IS we are told,
with dispatches. Wash. RED.
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Iulv 1g.

AND * HOUSES to RENT-Tbc subscr;-
~ Der is authorised to- rent for one or more
years, sevcrel comrodious Tenements, on Shoe
Sor Hill, we'll adapted for stores & private dwell
in8s' among them is three stcry brick Tenement
on the Turnpike street, now in the occ,lpation of
o&ml M'Craw, esq.-Also two Tenernents ON
the sarae square facing the street aiding direct
TO the capitol. now in occupation BIZ VIM. ". Hen
n'ng and VIM. Mumford esqrs To one of those
tenements, is Couch House and large Stable a
wen in the yard and a large Garden. The dwell
lnS house is we'll calculated for boarding house.
having seven rooms and FIRE places.-Afso one
Oh two BRICK tenements on the first mentioned
street, fitted up for stores and dwelling houses
tie is also authorised to rent for one or more
yeers, Valuable Plabtgsion, now in tbs Jccuna-
ton OF Mr.. David Price, on the Three Chopcd
Road, and about 1G miles above Richmond, nd-
Jl'ning and between Little and Bis, Tuckaboe
Creeks, and the residence ofcol Rs Ii Saunders
os tns tract, IS some prime bottom land, well
Calculated for meadow. Possession to be piyen
ON Tie first of January neyt, with thirty bushels
OF wheat sown, and the privilege of sowing a
greater quantity previous to taking possession
For further particulars, enquire OF Mr. WIN
Price, Register, orto
WILLIAM DAWSON.
gIN ~ 81 49, .-. 11w4w
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Another litter.

" Ry the last arrival here, il is stated that
the United States are OH the verge OF an in
surrcution, in consequence of the embargo.
Although / have NO letters by the vessel
which is said to have brought this intelli-
gence. So disgraceful to our country, have
nevertheless, pledged myself that it was an
Infamous calumny on the people of America.
But these accounts however unfounded, are
believed by MANY here; and have had the
effect to prevent repeal of the orders Of
council; the ministry no doubt, calculates
on deriving a benefit from a commotion of
the United States. ] :ope the next news
will be more congenial with my feeling, and
prove to the European world, the fa!lacy of
crea;:;as every Idle rulnour, propagated by
the enemies of the only free government on
earth.
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~ We shall publish the Whole of Mr..
Btougham's instructive SPEECH. We have
therefore no more room for the Orcttons of
the 4th of July.
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FUNERAL GRAFTON.

The concourse of citizens was great beyond
example. Every heart seemed to swell with
Srei; and every eye glistcned with sorrow. A
solemn silence proclaimed that "the loss of such
amm at such time" was irrenarakle to h:s c;;:if-
try, his family, and his friends
WiNie tine procession was moving to the Cha
pei, the flags on board the shipping in the harbor,
were hoisted half mast, and the stores and shops
IN the several streets through which it passed,
were shut, IN testimony OF respect to the dcceas-
ed patriot and philanthropist
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-19

Euata0s in some of lie Editions of the last pa
per" For gov. Provost of Canala'' read of" Gov
Provost Of Wooa- Scoria'
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Smuggling--We learn from correspon-
dent at Machias, that since the prohibition
to export Flour from Eastport has been CAR
ried into effect, large quantities are daily
struggled into the British territories from
Chambers river Plantation No. 29; but that
Machias has become the principal place of
deposit. Three hundred barrels. hc saws,
have been carried away in one night This
shameful traffic will be put stop to by The
exposure of the names of persons concerned
in it...BoStoa Chroa.
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DIED, on Tuesday the 10Th inst. Mr.. SAMuEl
Po1NTEn, respectable hhabitant of this city.
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BALTIMORE, July IL.

The British minister, Mr.. Erskne, passed
through this city yesterday in great haste on his
way to the seat of government He has receiv-
ed dispatches hythe packet, which may be con.
sidered as important. .ialerican.
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4 COURT of INQUIRY Tor the jgt BAIT,
Il lion will BE held at the Bell Tavern IN the
city OF Richmond, or the 25t, inst-and C,y. tLc
~ battalion at the " asiingt- ~ Tavern. oSslbe
Goth inst land Regimental Court Of 'soI,;r,
WIZ be held a. the Bell TaverD5on tie or day n
August next These coirts VIII confluence At o
O'Clock, A. NJ and adjourn - O'clock, p. Il on
e'ch day, dnlcssthe business before then, no ,o,1
er determined
GEOs WV SMITH.
July Is a,
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Resolved, That the Committee Of Arrange
men;s be instructed in behalf Of this meeting to
apply to the honorable Samuel Dexter, and re-
I,rt''u,iIIrr, at Jiie time OF the inter-
hent, an address upon the melancholy occasion.
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Seectmen of Boston.
Town Officers, Strangers and Citizens.

When arrived at the Chapel, the body was pla-
ced before the Altar, and divine services perform
ca blythe Rev Mr.. Montague, and Rev. Mr.. Gar
liner After Which, inc Hon Samuel Dexter
Delivered to Az uncommony crowded auditory,
very eloquent and pathetic
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Q ALES at AUCTION.-WILL BE SoLD
~ at Public Auction, ON Friday the 22d inst. at
the dwelling house ftlc late Robert Means dee
Il Negro msn---f Horse,
Gig and Harness,
20 hhds. Lime, and
Kiln of we'll burnt Bricks,
win variety OF other articles belonging to the
estate OF the said Robert Means, dec Six months
credit will he allowed Tor all sums above fv dol,
lars, the purchasers TO give approved endorsed
notes, Paysbie and negotiable in the bank of Viz
ginia.
July rs. ' e,,tJs
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DIED, last evening, Mr.. JOHN SEAroN, aged
u years, GO The friends of the deceased are
requested ia attend his funeral This Evening at
p NJ. from tic Mason's Hail.
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Agreeably to the regulations. adopted by the
committee Of arrangements, the
FlJNERAI. PROCESSION


committee of arrangements, the
FUNERAL PROCESSION,
of the remains of the departed sage and patriot
took place yesterday, at FIVE O'Clock, from the
dwelling house of the hon Christopher Gore, Park
Street, and proceeded in the following order
through Winter and Marlborough Streets, Corn.
hill, Court and fremont Streets, to the Chapel
ORDER OF PROCESSION
A Deputy Marshall.
The Junior and Senior Glasses of Harvard Uni
The Tutors and Professors
The rev. Clergy OF this and theneighboring towns
The President of the University.
Head Marshall
Committee of Arrangements
Officiating Cierg!men. :.
Hon. H. G, or's' g Hon c. Gore.
Hon. E, H Rersras, : Hon. C. cAsor.
Hon T. Parsons. 2 Hon. T p1cxER1sc.
Relations.
N;gi.bers and Towusmeir of the deceased.
Ills EXcciIcncy the Governor, and his Homer the
Lieutenant Governor.
Honorable Council .--.
Secretary and Treasurer of State.
Hon. Pres dent oi the Senate, and Speaker of the
House.
Judges of the Supreme JI,!ici:, Court
JUDGES oi The United Stiles Circuit Court
Judges OF the Common Pleas, and Municipal
Courts
Members OF Congress
Secretary oftie Senate OF The United States
Attorney General, Solicitor & General, and Repor-
ter.
Gentlemen cfthe Bar
Societies of whic.! tue deceased was a Member,
VIII Academy OF Arts and Sciences. HUI
mare Society. ) Agricultural Society. 4. His
torical Society.
Selectmen of Boston.
Town Officers, Strangers and Citizens
When arrived at the Chapel, the body was pla-
ced Eciore the Altar, and divine services perform
ed blythe Rev. Mr.. Montague, and Rev. Mr.. Gar
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w ILL BE SOLD f,r Cash, on the premises
near tho town of Cara. on SATURDAY, the
fifteenth day of August next, by virtue Of deed
OF trust executedto us by David COMPLAINT Eer lie
purposes NJ said deed mentioned; certain tract
or parcel of LAND, it being part of The tract
on which the said David now resses, one hun
dred and fifty acres, binding on the lines of Geo.
Anderson and Charles Wheeler, jun'f, beginning
on Whiiss's and running to the north of his house
10 ms back line, to use the expression of said
Buckingham county.
SAMUEL ANDERSON,
JAMES WILSON, 1TpStec<'
July 10. -.
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p NJ. from tie Mason's Hail
-TtS-s D.,
I NITED STATES STOCE LOST 80
~ Notice IS here5r given That tie following.
ertIhcates OF tie United States Stock, in the
~ me OF John ird, bearing date 10 Mare, 1871,
'ave oeeh iost or misiaid, snd due application
viii be made at the Loan Office of Tie II S,atas
FOR their renewal
Six per Gents No. 90 G7I1 80
Deferred Ola GSs5 ~
Three per Gents 1eE Ge,. ns
WILLIAM BAIRD, Es'or
July 10Th. en3m
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TIE SPEECH OF HENn BRoUoHAM. ESQ
before the House IF Commons, Fr;:d1y,, Il
fri L, 1908, IN SMflhort Of the Petitions
from LONDON, LiUcrhoota and Manchester,
against The Orders IN Council
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III otlCE-ln the wear I79>5, = rc,,aesi y, -.
made by letter from gentlemen il, Virginia.
(through MIR. Joseph Johnson, Consul; in lon
dom 10 Mr.. Thomas Digges, then in England, 10,
make enquirvfnr the heirs the family of a Mr.
Abraham Mines who, when :, youth, left Brpr
house near Hud,lereiieid in Yorkshire, for A,nc-
RIGA, and was a clerk to merchant in Virginia.
afterwards kept store of his own, had a partper
IN trade, & died unmarried. about the wear 1883.
leaving landed and other property. Unfort,mate
W by the loss at sew, of the Ship Jane and Ra
chel capt. Dade from London to alexandria in
the year 1879, the letters of request and other
papers ana mcmoranouyns were lost. and, even
The writer's name, which is supposed 10 be Fur
~ or rarely, as we'll place of residence has
been forgotten. but is f-,,essed TO be near Peters
burg in Virginia.
The ubscribcrs, or either of them, will be
much Obliged to any one, informed of either of
the parties above alluded to, can give any trace
as to their residence, informed of any Landed
or other property of said deceased Abraham Mil
mes, by letter directed to the subscribers as be-
low and they will thankfully pay any costs .or
ascerta'nlng the names, places Of residence, or
effects OF said deceased, &c. &c
GEO MILNES, Merchant Boston.
THoS. DlGGES, Fort IVar6urton, Potomac.
cro -, Maryland
Ostober H. t,m7
His name was spelt Mills or Mines.
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gro b; Continued. }
French and German Pahers.

PARrs, Sept 6.
1t is positively stated that marshal Ian
mes is to have the command in Spain.
Yesterday considerable detachment of
the grenaders d the imperial life guards
set OFF for Strasbargh 2OOhackney coach
cs were pressed to convey them as far AS
Clare, which is four leagues from this city.
where theneCessary vehicles were i'm readi-
ness to transport them fartler.--Tne troops
on their march FOR Spain are forwarded on
their ronte i'll wagons, each district they
pass through being obliged to furnish a Ger
tain number of Carriages ard horses.
a journey which it is supposed his males
will shortly undertake, is the subject Of much
conversation in this capital IL is rumour-
ed that his ~ sjesty intends to repair to Wei
mar, and that the Russian emperor is also
expected there.
Il is rumonred that gen. St. Cyr goes TO
take tie command Of corps OF the army in
Spain. Gen. Yandamme will succeed bir,
in the command Of the army stationed on the
coasts of the channel.
MILAN, Sept. 4.
The I'd corps of the army, which was en-
! campcd at Friuii, is breaking UP. The EN-
peror by an order of tile oath ole places thig
corps, as well as the whole of the army of
Italy, on the footing of the peace establish
ment Gen. paraguay D'Hilliers. who com
manded succeeds gen. Ba,iriston as govern
or OF Venice. The latter proceeds to resume
his functions as one of his maiesty's u, is de
camps. This intelligence which lGqy be re-
lied on. is more than sufficient to demnnstrate
the harmony which exists among all the
continental powers, and to put an end to all
the rumours circulated by stock jobbers.
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1--WE dollars Rcwar'l-Strayedo or stolcnirom
a the Subscriber, li"ing Forks of Ham
HARE, about four feet five inches high. 4years
OLD last spring she is very sway -backd, and has
number or white spots on her belly and sides.
was bred IN Halifax county, and do suppose She
wall make for thatplace, ii not stolen or confined
SAML. DAY
Oct' u T6tG
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MILAN Sept. q.

4 foPARrNEnsdiP DtssoLvED purs,,-
~ ance ct the authority given to each partner.
by the articles of cOpartncrsIip, entered into be-
tween Asa Dodge and t!lc Subscriber, lately pur-
sung business IA this city, usdcr the firm of
Dodge and Cobb, tho aforesaid copartnerslip is
hereby declared d,ssoivsI
:. In consequence Of the embarrassed situation of
tie business, Che creditors OF the said Dodge and
Cobb are informed that all their Goods and eff
ftets, including Book Debts, notes, Bills. &c.
are conveyed and assigned TO VIM. Marshall.
Esq and benjamin Kiiibal, for the benefit Of
such creditors, ascinse 10 subscribe 10 tie con
GiNons OF the Deed of conveyance IN ten
days from the date thereof The decd ;s in the
hands OF id Kimball. to whom ali who are in.
debted 70 said firm, will please pay the;s balances
Immediately. 'GERsHOM CORR
Oct. 2S r,fi
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M AETEO asa TUTOR, ia I. pri ate ..n "a.
w asi"gie man qu:tiirti to leach the lain
ahd English language gam .,.tcaIls, aud Ar.t,,
meuc. Apply to Cha,lc, Woodso-, Cum,. ri ,,L
county. near Carier,,ie O:t q. To.-.rl
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RTOR SALE. valuable p'antat.ei in hi :
r widdie County, four miles from Petersburg,
containing ESQ acres Of Land. ii under good
fehces--the Improvements laiidsome, com
m'ai"n- and III cxcchent repair; it has besides S,
INC advantages OF an agreeable neighborhood;
good water, &c. &c. &c Apply to
THOMAS EORVELL.
Richmond, Sept 20 (tfl
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" lRGiNlA-At a Superior court of Cham
Gerry, hodep at the Capitol, i'm Richmond.
Sept. the 18th, 1907.
John Hopkins, Piaintif-Against Corbin Grit.
I'm, Henry Lee, Sami. O. Adams, John Banks s.
john Harvie, DefcHaants
i'ns suit abates IS to the defend mt mo Hor
vi by his death, and on the motion of the plain
iii, ~ counsel, SUBPOENA SCiivtlcias, TO revive
against Edwin HNrvic, !S executor, is awa.Jo,.
rettiihable here, and the defendant Sa,nI C. A
dams, upon whom an attachment for his conte,nrt
~ nos answering the bill of the Di.iniiF. ba,,
De N returned executed still failing t. ans we
the same, the court. on motion Of "a. pl,i,.ii
ny counsel, doth Cake his bill Tor Confessed as 60
tiiat defendant, and the cause coming on to be
heTd, as to the defendant, John Banks on ia.
MI ana MS answer, and being "a Euctl by counsel
on confederation thereof the c0urt doh refer ti,
accounts between the parties in tLis s,,;t , c,e
~ rs Commissioners 10 be by him cy,,ninel
stated aud settled, ard 10 the cotrs reno,aa,
WIN any matters specially stated, ;houglit l,ert
nent by himself, required by the oaitio. .k,.
81 ttcd, iriegs the defendants, Corb,n CDlfin
, m . Aca.0s and Edwin II vic; n, or y, 4;,r
INC ION day OF the term next, af.Sr they st,Il
nave been ser'cd, with copy oft.iis ordef She,
cause 10 the cOntrarY y"
a Copy-Jestc,
PETER TINSLEY, c. c.
a. OMMISsIONER's 6FFicE. r;ctrn.,,
- 7th October, 1903 Tie parties c,acerprJ
are requested tp attend at my office, at the Beli
INer" ,n this city, on che 9th day Of Dec. next.
at winch time shall proceed to curry the above
decret'd order into effect
PATS. HENDREN, m Co,t,nissisrey
| Oct. IL. TI"'@S,,i
X I PRIHATE SALE, a MYEns's Auction
L Store, just received
Bales Kendall Cottons,
Bales blue and white mixed Kersevs.
3 Bales HalEThicks, assorted--whife. blue
j; green and mixed,
Bales Welsh Plains--tvhite and blue,
Bales Coatlng-bue and red,
5 Cases London fashionable Beaver Hate
8, ana an additional supply of the best Dutch
BoLIING CLOTHS. Also, IN Store. pr;n,,.
MuscoVsdo Sugars, in hhds. and bbls. .oaf su
gar MoIasses, old Madeira Wine, quantity of
ein Cases and Demijohns. Oct. IL. CrH1
ri OFICE.-Cssn given To. NgFtbc,1, 4. SUI
efn BANK NOTES at,a moderate discount biz
Richmond, Sept H. ftf'