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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12
TRANSLATION

OF Q letter from a French gentleman in the
iiavannah, 70 his friend in New York, da-
ted July II, 1903.
"a signal was this morning hoisted at the
Moro, for an American vessel. a general
interest was Immediately excited, and the
beats belonging to the government and
those belonging to the shipping in the har-
Dor went Off to board her. Every person
was anxious to hear news which was cx-
pecteu to be OF Importance. She, however,
proved to be vessel from Cadiz in SIS DAYS.
On board was a new intendan, for HAVANA
lon enquiring of him whether he had any
news OF moment, he merely answered that all
waswell. This Information served to qui-
ct the minds of the people, and to induce the
oeiief that the late rumors from Spain were
erroneous. But, alas in two hours a mate
,ial change took place--st two O'Clock we
sat down to dinner, and about half past three
we were suddenly alarmed with the cries eff
murder" and "ciose your doors'' On
looking out we discovered a number of per-
sons running through the streets armed with
poignards and drawn sabrcs, declaring that
they would Kill every Frenchman, in revenge
tor the death of Ferdinand VII, who. they
said had been killed by Frcnchmen, (it was
afterwards reported that he was not dead,
but was prisoner in France, with all his
tarnily) and that Bonaparte had acted as
traitor TO all the nations with whom he had
been in alliance, and he had made dupes of
them all i; that he was aiming to destroy
the remainder of the Bourbon family, and
place Murat in theirplace. The alarm i'm
mediately spread through all quarters of the
city. A general confusion took place Eve
ry person had a different story to tell. The
general belief was, that a counter revolution
had taken place in Spain Most person.;
went to their houses to avoid the fury of those
who were traversing the streets, denouncing
vengeance against Frenchmen. For three
hours and a half the utmost CONSERVATION
prevailed. However, at last, the governor
issued proclamation, announcing the i'm
portant event that Spain had declared war
against France, and had made peace with
England. .~
He also declared that any person who at
tempted the life of any resident Frenchman,
should be put to death, as those who were
settled on this island were industrious cha
racters and deserving of protection. /, how
ever, think it most prudent to keep on my
guard. In every direction, nothing is to be
heard but excavations against Bonaparte, s.
the ePithets of traitor, Nero, and every other
appellaton are literally bestowed upon him.
This is the order of the day here.
Yours, &c
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dence, moderation and docili,;.,. TO rer-css yo.r
neslsa'ic u'csS' s., - Sn,. .inl'f.t and tis-
o.der, ana 10 sss,ai. from gi,irg the siigh,, St
disturbance II the pcaccalie, isberioua and most
lseh' Frenclmyn, car fellow inhabi,ants and
'i'ssids, who, driven BIZ a rcrolutiln the most
saies'rnasy ard Infamous OF any.recnrc.ed by his
tory ::av :; ss'itii, ~ yo.ir i,osor the
sacre,i asylum oF a tfatern.d Hospitality updcr-
standing that ii there be among them, any ono
whose residence can be injurious 10 US. lie
si'ei DC caused to leave the island, without op-
pfesspa, protecting the Others with Spa,.ish hui
m.ni'y.and with the strong shield Of i,i.'ice Who
WI o'ow how TO uss proper SC sri,y towards all
who shalt attempt to offend them by word or ac-
ton.
If you hcarken with docility to the paternal adj
v'ce winch give you, and observe it carcinl,v,I
trust IN the mercy oil God, in yous loyalty al, | IN
your virtues, that you will very soon sec the d wn
OF tranquility, of rejoicing, of prosperity, and of
more brilliant glory for yourselves aud your iu-
ture generations.
The MARQUIS DE SoMERuELos.
Hcvanna, Suiy II, 1903.
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ADMIRALTY COURT,
DOCToRS'C OMMoNs

Thursday, juno q
This day the Right Hon. Sir w. Scott pro-
ceeded to the adjudication of the following
case -
EiizG tim, Coz master--This American
vessel, bound from America to Amsterdam
was capturedin November last, by the Stea-
dy, ana brought to Observation-Disclosures some
negotiation had passed between the captors
and the Claimants Agents, the captors con-
sented to restitution, but in removing the
ship from the Mother Bank (where she had
pclformedquarantine) to Sheerness, she wa.
lost in consequence of hurricane, & the ques-
ton was, whether the captors were to be an
swerable fer the misfortune. The court was of
opinion hat the misfortune did not arise from
any misconduct ofthe captors, and therefore
dismissed the parties.
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NEw-YoEE, August 4.
FRoM g'H7 ErES1Xc posr.

We learn 1ytwo cen.emcn, passengers in the
ship Cuilodcn, from the isle Of France, who did
not reach town until last Saturday, that a f W DAYS
before they sailed, captain Mix of the ship Sally,
Of this port arrived at the Isle Of France, from
BATAVIA a'd informs that Gen. DAESDELs, a
mem 3cr Of tue Grand Legion of Honor, had ar.
rived at Batavia in american brig, after HAVING.
encourteIedTnany difficulties and harelsps, with
iuii powers from Louis Bonaparte, King OF Hol-
land to to e possession IF tie Batavian govern.
ment N the name OF tie King, which was deli
ycred up to nm without an" difficulty; and that
ne immediate y proEeelsd 70 ei.- i,izc the go
vernment gre ably 20 the instructions of his
master, and had fs7red tie American captains
there, ga; every Indulgence would be sl1eIvn It.
tne American Commerce
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LONDON. Juue 7

LONDON, June z.
MIR Hammond formerly ii;::ioss of &c s saac SSaa-
turn "a person well known in the neighbour
hood of Plymouth) has been arrested in
France as spy, and shot by order Of the
French government. Other accounts state
that he was beheaded, and his body dragged
round the town---the name of Which is not
mentioned. He had been sent from the Sa-
turn on board L'Aigie. capt. Wolfe. to re-
connoitre the French coast, and landed at a
port near J. Orient; he had been on shore IL
days, and was prepared to come off in boat,
when he was arrested by two custom-h house
officers. He received a pension of sol. per
annnm from our government, for the informa-
ton ne Obtained some time since, by landing
on the enemy's coast He was Frenchman
by birth, but had been many years in our
service, in the course of which he had more
than once risked his life. by making incursi-
ons into France, and returned in an open boat
20 our skps off the coast.
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BosToN, Aug. 2.
Captain Holmes, from Passamaquoddy in
forms, that two United States gun-boats had
arrived there toprotect the -Four, that num-
Der of assertions had taken place at the A.
merican fort there, (Which was completely:
that notwithstanding the government officers
&c stationed at that place, flour still found
It's way over to the English--and that in con
sequence of number of British boats having
been fred upon in their own waters. the
Squirrel sloop of war had been stationed near
the line to protect them.
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HIGHLY IlIpoRZ.1N1

This forenoon arrived the brig HAVANA Pack.
ct, captain M donald, in II DAYS from the Havan.
ma. Captain MD. brought with him Procla.
nation issued 10y the Governor pf Hayanna aD-
proving OF tlic proceedings Of the Junta at Sc.
vile, ia Spain, and ordering hostiliGs TO cease
on tle part Of all Spanish subjects in that Island
against Grett-Brtaini NJ the same time decfar-
ne eternal War against France until she placed
Ferdinand VII tie rightfd owner to the crown
Of Spain, OH the throne. All public property az
the Havana belonging to France had been Sc
qoestered, and the POI thrown open to the Bri-
ISL
Since putting The above in typc, a gentleman
PasseuGer IN the HAVANA Packet, las hs, led us
tic following letter from our corr esponden At that
place.
Sin,
Inclosed is the Proclamation issued few
minutes SINCE by the Governor Of this Island-
the oath OF at'egiance 90 FEHotNAvpo SfEpHA-
IS % be administered 10 all the civil and mill
tly officers this afternoon.
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Popc's Nancio 10 tho Prince of Bras;ls has
been treated with marked difference and at
tention by the Duke DIP Portland, MIR. Canning
and the ouier public men connected with the
government
A letter dated Manchester, sth inst. saws.
" All is perfectly tranquil here, and has been
so these last twelve DAYS but se,,.e. .i;st..r-
bauces has taken place in the neighboring
towns. MANY prisoners have been brought
to the New Bailey Prison since Saturday
last"
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HAVANA, July %, 1903.
lIr0as'cfeS for de EveHirg Fost1
PROCLAMATIDN

Jgh@bifg7te II ne A. mi n cuba, 1eoytiy des-
eeadenfs u 'be gcAezeps SPaAiM Naron-----lSnayv.
that 1--we 'hsrcfy dayFeeeived several rnanift s.
tpeS, precian.stions and ea,cts published and
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AMERICAN Consulate.

London, lime 6, 1905.
The following official communication TO
this office, this Instant arrived. | have deem
ed an incumbent duty to make public. for the
Information of all American merchants and
others affected thereby.
(Sigaed) WIZ. LYMAN.
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g In order to prevent the possibility of any
communication whatever, between Russia
and England /; His Imperial Majesty has judi
gcd it advisable to order that no vessel COM
ing from an English port, even if it belongs
to q nation friendly to Russia, and shall not
be laded with any merchandise, shall be adj
mit.ed into the ports of Russia. Every YES
sci, however, which shall not have been in
England, may freely enter the Russian ports,
and export the productions of the empire,
with this proviso, that the commercial hou-
ses to which such vessels shall be addressed,
shall undertake in writing, that such vessel
shall not go to England, but that they will
consign their cargoes to some port belonging
to a power friendly to Russia. The under
signed thinks it his dirty to communicate this
new arrange ment to Mr.. Lovett Harris, Con
sui General for the United States of Anne
RIGA, and seiaes this opportunity to renew the
assurances of his high consideration.
(Signed)
COUNT NICHOLASD ERONANZOFF. -
Petersburg, 10th April, 1903.
Mr.. LovErT HARRIS.
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81 Petsrs6nrgh, "a 2eM .l1riz. 1905.

] herewith hand you a copy of a note
have lately received from the Minister of
Foreign Affairs. which will acquaint you,
that measures similar to those pursued by
France with respect to Neutral vessels ira
ding between England and her ports, have
been adopted here. All intercourse by means
Of our flag is thus stopped between G. Bril-
tain and Russia. You will please tn commu-
nicate this intelligence to all those whom it
may interest, and believe me respectfully,
Sir, your most obed;ent servant,
(Signed) LOVETT HARRIS.
WM. LYMAN, ESQ. american
Consul, London.
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NEw-YoRK. Anpnsl

NARROW ESCAPE The ship Union,
Jacobs. Hhich arrived at this port few days
since from London, & anchored in the North.
River al the foot of Liberty street, took FIRE
between 10 and II O'clock, vn Wednesday
night, front the bursting of some bottles of
Aqua Forts, that were slowed in the long
boat on deck. The man whowas on duty as
Watch, was so intoxicated at the time, as
to be but barely able to give the alarm to the
ships crew. They, however, were fortunately
mustered sufficiently early to extnguish the
ire, & by that means save the city from ruin,
and perhaps the lives Of thousands of its in
nabltants-for we understand fron good au-
thority, that she has upwards of 700 kegs of
gunlpowder in her hold. We now publicly
call upon those whose duty it is to interpose
their authority, to instantly cause this YES
sci, with her cargo, to be removed to such
distance from the city as that our lives and
property will be no longer in jeopardy. ..Ev.
Post.
We understand that the ship Beaver, be-
longing to John ]. Astor, of this city, has got
permission to take out to China the Manda-
rim chief and his secretary, who have been
detained in this country ever since the en-
barge was laid"...D.
Captain Keen, III the sciooner Freeman.
Eiils, 10 days IRON Nevis, informs, that few
days before he sailed, feet of British trans
ports, consisting of eight sail, with troops on
board, passed Nevis, said to be bound to
Porto Rico. -
a correspondent (who may perhaps prove
to be conjurer) predicts that the ports of
spain and Portugal will shortly be opened
to British and American commerce that
Britain will Immediately repeal her orders
OF council as they relate to Spain and Portu-
gal that the Americon embargo will inn
mediatelY be raised; that Britain will then
instantly repeal her orders in council total
~; that this state of things will be but tenn
porary, for France will in all probability sub
due spain and Portugal that Britain never
theless will avail herself Of the very first op-
portunity torcvoke her fatal orders ofco,In-
Gil, and that the present situation of Spain
and Portugal, though but Of momentary du-
ration. will enable her to do this with a good
grace"~,Mer. AdD.
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Fs:I.,IJEATIO

TDsEPfI COMING respectfully ses'aai q !
3 his friends and the public, that i'e tassei,-
gagged as an assistant gentleman TOT good
fa,s,ilyl freni4 Bern 81 Ssgssse,daad.
Whereby he is enabled 70 add 20 tlIe course
Of instruction pursued ia his school The
French, German and Italian Languages
Anfient and Modern History. 49, Arithmetic,
Euclitl's Elements, Geography with the uss
ofthe Globes ard Maps, Irsgononetry, Men-
suration, Surveying, Navigation and the Lunar
Observations, Analytics, Astronomy, &c. &c.
Likewise Algebra and Fiaxions, with their
Applications to the various branches OF the
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, will be
taught as hitherto By himself a. his School IN
st. Asaph street.
n. II, Those who wish to be Instructed IN
the above Languages, will please to apply, as
the number Of Pupils w;ll DC limited.
.4lsyal 3. 1aD
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June l..
N q i &c t..

The partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of George and Thomas Burroughs,
expired this day: All persons having clailas
against said concern, will please present them
to the subscriber, and those indebted thereto
are desired to make payment to him.
George Burroughs.
Aqaia. 9Th May. 2aw
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10 RENT,

10 KEN /,
hid immediate POSSESSION g'utn3
On. Prince Street
A TWO-STORT BRICK HCTSk., with
n an elegant garden, and all nressary
alldngs thcreto, complete. The premises
ccupy one half acre Of ground, ON one OF the
est situations and best constructions, eluailed'
few, tif any exceeded by nonein Alexans
ria of It's size; it has also pump OF excl
ent water, approved of by the best Judges,
esides well in the gardenlor its exclusive
Use, and is every way calculated toaccomno-
iata gcn,eel family, from such moderate
ent will be taken.
Now building and will be ready
0 RENT about the first Of Angus, FOUR
HOUSES, on Washington-street, the stu
,tions are good, and the buildings viii be We.
~ convenient and neatly finished, for private
families, or public business and a House or
.wo, near Alessrs. MarsteHer and Yalay's
wharf.
For terms apply to,
Robert BvoeReA
June /. 2aw
4
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REEVARD.
R.fy .dIs,fY on The evsaaiag q zoe s { '''s''
Bnght Nftslatso 5ssa't named
81 s. z % b.

xyba calls himself RoBEaT THOMAS;
About S feet 10 inches high, p o. - y eas I,
81 ape, has large blackeye broWs, iarge ioi'
eyes. not ysry dark. and IS q stout we'll nlsoe
h.ne,so:,,e selaow. His hair is thick, but not
quite traight, and he wears Il nicely ,flalhsu'
cornhed and rideed on the top Ills pSaiu ~
pears very black If suffered to grow lor : 10y =,
or two, but he usually SLAVES Il very Iioscs5s
s He has reeensl received an mjary Oh the; Aol1
fra<v al the lett hand, and has It boussd up
and may probably lose the arst JOINT OF T.. ne
.,,ea,. deliberately, asd is more corr eel an
cnnyersatioss than persons Of ms color usually
sare He walks slowly, IS y very good waiter,
4 delights particularly attending 70 a,orses.
8 He has 4 variety of cioaths, and TOOK Wath
hirs one dark greco broadcioth coat anu pan.
ta,eon, with yellow buttons, one csosh coat as'u
pant.loo,,s nearly of the same coicr, ous the
cloth OF inferior quality, With wia'te inesaa
buttons, one blue Goth cost much worn, os's
old brown sstraout coat with covered i'asLo.'s'
good hat, and i pair OF black top boots. { nc s
rest of his .,pnarsl AM not able particularly
co 5sscrihe. He Is fond OF wearing BOOTS and
paws great attention 10 ,.:is dress.
As he can read and write very well, lie may
probably produce forged authority Tor Tim !.
10 pass, or procure the certificate q some o'se
os The negroes, who, few years ago peiitioa-
ed br the name OF Thomas and obtained shesS
freedom in Maryland. If taken out OF the
nate OF MARYLAND and district OF .Soiumola'
and secured In any jail, SO that ! get NAM
again, the above reward viii oe given o, sia,
ty dollars If taken and secured WITHIN t'e saw
state or district; all reasonable expenses WIZ
also BIZ paid if he shcsssd be Delivered 20 ne
s in the city Of Washington, or 10 Dr.5issshal Z
Duckets, in Prince Gerge's county, Mssyiana'
! Heis well acquainted in Annapolis, Basusnors'
Geo. Town, and the city Of Washington
Allen B. Duckett.
1,,a;n,tor Civ. Nav IS-l4. Gtf.
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10 Third Dividend.
IN che case Of JAMES SMITH, 1~fe .

IN the case Of JAMES SMITH, Asfe .
4 BANKRUPT.
THE commissioners, acting under COM
mission Of bankruptcy, formerly awarded and
Issued forth against Janes Smith, late of Dunn
fries, in the county of Prince VILLAIN and
state Of Virginia, merchant /; intend 30 meet
at the commissioners Office, (the House OF
BENJAMIN Parke) in the town of Frsderieks,
6a~g, on Wednesday, the 18th day OF June
next, at 10 osolock, in the forenoon, to make
a further dividend of the estate and effects 81
the said bankrupt: when and where the Gre
tlitors who have not already proved their
debts, are 10 appear prepared 80 prove the
same, or they will be excluded the beneht OF
the said dividend and all claims not then
suts.antiated Will be disalloWed
Timothy BTundlge,
ASSIGNEE.
M, 81 r9Il ecIIt
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hin Linens.
A small invoice oi yard wide and s-s 1 eT.'
49, John g. Laid.
MAY a.. ....
FOR SALE,

S, Sauya tie sssoones Jane, sy'agy as irsvfaa .
s,8 uharf,
ALMONDS in barrels
COFFEE in!tierces and barrels
Retailing M0LAssES
S;c;lian WINE in pipes
RHINESTONE la hugsheada
One fierce LEMON JUICE IS
Three barrels BJ- UBBER.
June IA. -. - .
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Public Sale.

nv yirsue of a deed Of trust from Sdatircs !,
Perks 10 the, subscriber, for the purpose OF OF
securing debt due frona the sad Parks %
N;lIian A. Washington, will be exposed TO
sale. for ready money, ON the premises, on
MONDAY, the nth day Of July nexf' "
f.;r. otherwise on the next fair day "a tract
of / AND. in the county of Jefferson, State
of VIRGINIA, containing s8 acres--Aiso amp
4her Tract adjoining the above niensioned'
.con,a;n;ng aa2. acres, three rods and thirty
four perches, -
R 3aW5w
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FIRST drawn number, this morning, eeieS
;the 4osn day of drawing, Is entitled 70
10000. Dollars.
THE CAPITAL PRIZE OF :.
2s.ooo Dol5aYs IS 0aH an NsseeeS.
To,al gain az the wheel ao,65o Dollars, on
the close IF the a3ta days drawing.
So Present price Of Tickets !. Dollars
'''4 - = : N,,'' R. CRAY.
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- X LtS /.
vE@uE subscriber offers to rent for one OF
|. 4 more years, adjoining the place where
ION he now lives, Elacksnaith's shop, with
complete set Of Tools, a Dwellir House in
comfortable condition, calculated ior fami
iyI together with between three and four acres
olNcry rich land--From several years expe-
rience, can with truth declare, that there
can be no better stand for a blacksmith than
til. enc now Offered to let.
Thomas 3. Moreland.
Maryland, Broad Creek,l
December 9-tl5.I laWtf
n e. If don't rent the fine stslid:
will give good wages to young man, on q
eman with f',nily = 3. N
a. Al meeting Of the Pre-
siden. and Directors Oft; e Pennsylvania Cop
per Nine Company, on the sd day OF June
lsos,.it was resolved to call general meet
.f,p of the Stockholders to take into consider
zion the present state Of their concerns.
10 here6p ,,oti,u them, that the said meeting
viii be held on the 24th day of Jnne aforesaid,
at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon, al GADsBy's
hotei, liz Alexandria wien and where they
ire requested to attend.
JOHN PoTTs, hc5aGfnt
June IL. eof.
LENT OR LOST,
The. first volun'e q CHeste,feia,s Letters;
WHOEVER has borrowed or found it VIII
lease to return it, CT call and Pay Tor the
EFT.
ROBERT GRAY.
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The subscriber will Sell.
On a credit of IS 10 and

months, either of the HOUSES occu
pied by Messrs. Gray, and .Shreve, on King
street or of the HOUSES on the same stree
occupied by Messrs. Sloan, and Nelson; Sc:
v,ral vacant LOTS on Washington, near King
street; any part of his vacant GROUND OF
tn. Mall, the Potomac, or Hunting creek ;
and several valuable ANNUAL. GROUND
RENTS.
He will also dispose Of valuable
.GRIST MILL Oh Goose.Creek, near ths
turnpike road from Leesburgh to Alexandra
with about 500 acres Of land adjoining, great
part Of which is well covered with timber
e pply to JOHN TUCKER, Alexandria, O.
to the subscriber, near Lcesburgh. Loudoul
S. COOKE.
April IA. law
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.Iciepla Mandeville

.lLAttSs2 xsAdaAuSNlfle Il
saHEa OF x1Nc a''d s4szRF4x sYxsx,<
vfLExANA RtA:
HAS FOR SALE,
An allorfment Of WINES, L.,
QUoRs, GROCERIES, &C.. +
Consisting Of
= ! ! !: "''.'.
Malaga
Tencrife &
Corsica
Cid St. Estephe Medoe larct, in cseee Il
one dozen
A few dezen fine cd frontinac
Ditto do. best wine bisters
Jamaica and West-India rum
New-Eng!and do.
Cogriac, Bourdeaux and Naples brandy
Holland and country gin
Schietlam gin in cases
Irish whlskey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye whisksY
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
2 hogsheads HAVANA honey
IS Go. Choice retailing iaolsssss
Gunpowder
Imperial
Hyson TEAS
nysea-,1in and . s''s '*4S''
Souchong J
Muscoy;elo sugars, different qualities
Bengal white TO.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, t.a
tirpre and Alexandria.
I.oipcr's, CARROTS, and Hamiltoas SNUFF,
in bottles and blaadcrs.
NEacuba aid rapee do.
Clovsr-seed, penn. zuarranseaj
Mace; nutGcgs cloves; cassia; pimra;
to; pepper; ginger, race and ground cay
snne pepper refined salt-petre.
Coffee chocolate rice pearl bailey;
London and Philadelphia mustard; bastst
salt; starch; fig blee; hotant indigo; Cecr-
gia and Tennessee cotton; fiax; woe, ma''"
der; copperas; alum; brimstonej chaiA
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and twli'
traces; bed cords; leading lines; Gelatoihas;
gin. cases patent shot; brandywlne gunpow-
der; Eawey's gunpowdcr, 1.-THE Only real III
tish battle powder] from T to treble sealed.
chewing tobacco; best Hayanna segars'
Eiuscatel and bloom ralsins II boxes.
Sun raisins in casks.
Zante currants /; pruacs soft shellca af
monds.
A few boxes excellent pickles, each ono
dazcn bottles assorted; cnpers, olives and a''-
ci,ovics, for saie by the box.
A quantity of clean good alum salt suitafs
!ol the fishery. sc. &c
JAMES BACON,