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taken OH board at Havana, from thence sailed for
Baitih,o,e and cleared out of the latter port for
Bordeaux without having landed the cargo.
NJ I; Paper. .
Forty-one American vessels have been
captured by the British and sent into Malta,
since the 9th Of April, 1807-of which 10,
We're ships, 16 briggs. a schoone s, and 5 not
described. Ameng these were. the ship
Nymph. Kenyon, Of. and from Baltimore. for
Leghorn, vessel and cargo condemned, brig
American, Huston, of and from do for Tri-
este, vessel restored, cargo ordered to lay
over for further roof..........Boif. .dnter.
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Mays

TO BE SOLD to the highest bidder, on Mon
L day the 10th inst. at the dwelling house of
the late Phineas Dana, Esq. decd all his house
hold and kitchen FURNITURE, several very va
luable House Servants, an elegant Philadeiphia
made Coachee, with plated harness, nearly new,
two handsome bay Horses well matched and well
broke, very good Driver and a valuable Ship
Carpenter-The terms viii be made known on
the day of sale.
The Dwelling House OF the decd is offered
for rent, also, that occupied by Wright South
gate, Esq. House in Bermuda street lately oc-
cupied by Mr.. Allan Gorham, a House in wide
water street, store on commerce street wharf,
aud one half of the wharf known by the name of
Gorham's wharf.
JAMES YOUNG, Adnr'r.
Norfolk, May 10, 1903. [3tl
D edmond TURNPIKE COMPANY
IN, At ameeting of the directors of the Rich
mond Turnpike Company, on Saturday evening
the 9TH of May, 1903.
Resolved, That the shares of all delinquent
stockholders in the company be sold on Satur-
day the eleventh of next month, ut the Bell Ia
vern, in the city of Richmond.
$50 A Copy N. SHEPPARD, Clerk
Ct The stockholders in the above Company
are hereby notified that their annual meeting will
be held at the Bell Tavern, in Richmond, on the
the first Monday in next month, which is the day
fixed by the charter Tor their meeting.
N. SHEPPARD. .
May TO-. Ct11thJune.J
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ITO RENT, for one or more years, the yellow
Il HOUSE adjoining the Washington Tavern,
now in the occupancy of Judge Roane.-This
Tenement is contiguous to the Capitol, and well
calculated for professional gentleman with ia
mily-Possession will be given on the first day Of
June next, and terms known by application to
E. HALLAM
Mays. I1sw3wl
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CERTIFICATE.


! hereby certify, that in the year 1903, exam
lned the Ore banks on the above mentioned lands,
and found the ore to be of very superior quail
ty, and in very great abundance. The ore banks
consist of three mountains, and such is the facil-
ty of getting the ore, that in my opinion one man
will be able TO raise as much as will supply one
furnace The proper place for furnace is not
more than of mile from the banks, and for
forge that maybe worked with four hammers !;
about miles distant o, good road, there is al
SO an abundance of wood to supply the furnace
and forge, and large quantity of White LINE
STONE near the furnace seat. I am of opinion
that there are two good seats for forges, (exclu-
sive of the above mentioned) each to act with
one hammer, within of mile of the furnace !;
upon the whole, solemnly declare, that in my
opinion (and have been for many years acquaint-
ed with the qualities of ore, and the proper ma
nagement of Iron Works. the above property has
more advantages in every respect, for the esta-
blishment of IaoN WoRxs than any have ever
seen. -. ADAM CLACKNER.
March IS. ~ Ieptds1
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OCTOBER 81.

Some misrepresentation having arisen of the
grounds on which we stated, that the judgment
OF the Court of Admiralty, proceeded in the
case of the Minerva, capt Hussey, mentioned in
the Courier of the 18th Sept, 1907, we take the
liberty OF stating somewhat more explicitly what
we conceived to have fallen from the bench, and
to have been the foundation Of the Judgment in
that case
The chief point in dispute, which wa. investi-
gated by means OF commissions TO Calcutta and
Madrass, was, whether M.llla and Batavia were
Coionies OF the enemy, IN the sense meant lin his
majcsty's Instructions of 1903, or whether they
enjoyed such freedom oftrade with other coun
tries, in time OF peace, rs took them out of the
situation OF settlements governed on exclusive
. colonial principles. The result of the enquiry
was, that it appeared tlIat Manila and B.e.yi;,
were not Colonies in the sense of his majesty s
instructions, as it was found that they were not
shut against foreigners in time of peace and in
consequence the ship was ordered to be restored
to the claimants.
1t is to be observed, however, that the learned
Judge, though he ordered restitution to be made.
refused the claim of the neutral for costs and da
images, as the captors seemed to be fully justified
Ill this case by the letter of his msestys nstrlIc
tOns, and from the prevailing uncertainty whe
thcr or not Manila and Batavia were to be consi
dered as colonies.
The case OF the Minerva is one that cannot a.
gain speedily occur. The recent instructions of
1907, inserted in the Courier of Iuly 4tb, 1907.
and which direct all ships TO be detained that are
found trading between any two ports of the enc
my, whether colonies or not put an end To any
doubts or dispute that might have arisen on the
qusstion-Every ship found III such situation
must be brought III as a prize, and Manila or Ba.
tavia are now entitled to no more privileges than
any other ports of the enemy
1t ought also to have been remarked that when
Sir James Macintosh, in observing on some rea.
sonhss tImt were held in the plea1ings, stated a
i - = IL
doubt whether u Judge acting under the law Of
nations, would be bound to decide ACCORDING To
instructions, Issued by any prince contrary to the
law Of nations, he expressly stated the instruct
ons of 1903, to be Of very different DESCRIPTION.
and as such the ground OF his Judgment in the
ease.
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MI X. LIE TELLER, DENTLGT-In tho
1VA house adjoining MIR Edmund Randolph's
near the Capitol, is now practising in the various
branches of his profession, j. c. cleansing and
restoring the teeth to their natural elegance, by
removing that corrosive substance called tartar,
which adheres to them in the form Of black or
yellow crust, which is the cause of many teeth
decaying, an offensive breath, and the corroder
OF the gums and sockets. He sets artificial oncs
so as to stand firm, being useful as well as orna-
mental, plugs the decayed cavities of such as can
be preserved, and extracts such as are too f. r
gone to be saved, in which operation he makes
use OF BRUFF's PATEN ExTRAcTINc INsTRu-
MENTs, which takes the teeth out without any
possibility Of fracturing the jaw or brusing the
gums, and with much less pain than the nstru-
ments that are in general use for which opera
ton his price is one dollar, when done at his own
house.
He deems it unnecessary to say any thing con-
cerning the advantage derived froN. the manner
of his performance or his abilities, leaving 1t for
his former operations to speak.
He has DENTtFKIcE prepared by himself of
superior quality for the preservation ofthc gums
and teeth, void OF corrosive substance.
Mr.. LIE TELLER wishes the public to have
notice that he has made Richmond his
permanent residence, all his prices are considera-
bly, lower than when he was ony visitor of the
place.
A line servant directed to the aforesaid
place will be attended to.
May 6. [1aw6m1
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.UITION or YOUNG ADIES.--Mr..

TUITION OF YOUNG LADIES.--Ms
n BARBOUR, qvho has lately become a resi-
dent ef Riehniond, proposes on the 1st of May to
oPen School for the tuition of Young Ladies, in
the house tatety occupied BY Mr.. Wayaer in a
Oery heaIthy and agreeable part IF chic City.
She will teach Reading, WrifiHg, arithmetic c,
tie English Gran1may-H Her Price for these will be
eight dollars per quarter, tayabie in advance
LiEeuise the Elements Of Natural Phiiosobhy,
Natural History, History IF Nations, Geogydohg
and Bellies Leftres,at S IL and fy cents Per quar-
Ter, and in advance.
Tong Ladies vii also be bonyded---fhe price for
tuition, 6Oayaiag and teashing gsiH be one huao,ed
and S'*ty doHars a year, payabie quarterly and in
adedncs
MrS. Barboay qviH seaiovsiy and arden.yv devote
her 1rhole attention to her School, andif she meets
with s6ieent encouragement, her Plan 4viH be en-.
Iargea, and probey ersons yviH be ebioyelto teach
nlH'fe, d'G~'1g, tie French language, and Other
branches II polite and useful edncdtioz
Those ygho may be dissatisfed qoith the progress
either children, qoiHbe at liberty 10 rcihdydru Ge7,
at az my n,le Riehnsond, Apuf 10. C1aw61uJ
u ROKERAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI.
- NESS.-Thc subscriber respectfully offers
his services 20 his friends and the public, in the A.
bose line Of bi siness and solcits their patronage
G. GREENHOW.
--I l2ec. 10. CoawtfJ
'HE. MILLING BUSINESS which has here.
tofore been carried on under the firm of
LADns L WrssrER, was dissolved on the first
instant. THOMAS & AMOS LADD,
ISAAC WEBSTER
March H. Gd1
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Author Of the Viaficie Cakiice, in answer 70
L. Burke's Letter Oh the French Rev.
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ID RoKERACE AND CoMMIssIeN BUsINEss.--
- The subscriber begs leave to inform the Ci-
he has established himselfin the above line. Any
business intrusted to his care VIII be done on the
most liberal terms. ID. DORRINGTON
Richmond, Fcb. 90 Iawtfl
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BLANKS,

YoR SALE AZ THIS OFFICE
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A line or servant directed to the aforesaid
place will be attended to.
May6 [1aw6m1
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Landing and for Sale,

From TIE brig favorite, cant. John 1:cceg,
4 bales Russia SHEETiNGS
do. RAVENS DUCK
IL do. ALMONDS
hhds COFFEE
so bis. new RUN
John c. Laid,
Also from brig Ruth. caztt. Io5cy,
"a bis. and 2 hhds. RUM
Lnseed, Sper1naceti and Tanners Oil
sOAL LEATHER, GOLDFISH in boxes
SALMON IN barrels
A quantity of SHOES, &c.
FoR SALE as ABOVE.
February
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uooession Of about LOO sailors was formed lat
the instigation OF characters who wished to
cast an obloquy on the embargo measure)
which moved on to the residence of the CO.
yernor-the sailors demanded emtaloyment or
bread. BY the prudence and digni6ed deport-
ment of governor Sullivan, they all dispersed
and retired peaceably to their homes. In N.
York too meeting of the sailors, to the num-
Der Of or 800, was held in the Park, and APP
prehensions being entertained of riot, the
mayor of the city appeared among them, and
after explaining the improperly Of their con-
duct, and assuring them that measures would
be taken for their relief, desired them to dis
perse and behave as good citizens; which re-
quest was Immediately complied with. The
corporation has since found employment for
them in the y. S. navy-yard, and appropriate
ed 1000 dollars for their immediate relief
In Philadelphia large number of seamen
paratled with the flag of the United States to
the city hall, and a committee waited on the
mayor. He informed them that it was not
in his power to grant relief, adding with be-
coming frmness, that the assembly was an
improper one, and ordered the flag to be TAX
en- down.--to this order they paid implicit ODE
dience. He then addressed the meeting, and
informed thcna that the chamber of commerce
had taken their case into consideration and
committee appointed to afford them relief
The honest tars gave three cheers and de-
parted. @
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Cocxr1r, WnitehaA, .Nap. 70.

Before the most noble and right lonorabis
the Lords commissioners Of appeals in prize
causes:
The WELLS, Lampsen, maste.--Th This
vessel, under American colors, with a cargo
of sugar, coffee, tobacco and slaves, on a voy-
age from Salem TO Marseilles, was captured
on the eth Of September, 1875. BY his ms
jesty's ship Nafad, 1aomas Dundas, Esq,
commander, and carried to Gibraltar, where
the usual proceedings were instituted. It APP
peared that the nudge Of the vice admiralty
court restored the ship and sSyenturers sfths.
plaster, mate and seanen, and aiso 5S@l pipe
slaves, and 4 hogsheads OF tobacco, and con-
demncd the remainder pf the goods; from
which part Of the sentence the claimants ep-
pealed.-Their Lordships affirnaed the sem
tence of the court below.
AURORA, Hall, slaster.-This Ameri-
also wine, oil and other articles adventures
ofthe master and supercargo) was captured
on the 5th October, Sos, by his maiesty's
ship Phoebe, the Hon. L. sladen Capped,
Esquire, commander, in sight of his males-
tvs ship Weazel, Peter Parker, Esq. COM
rnander, and carried into Gibraltar. When
the case came on for hearing, ii appeared that
the court below restored the ship and private
adventures but condemned the specie-from
which condemnation the claimants prosecuted
an appeal. In this case their Lordships pro-
nounced for the appellants and restored the
property as claimed. Old payment of the cap
tors expences in both courts.
WASHINGTON, Iorde, master This
vessel, in ballast from ST. Jago de Cuba, to
{ Baltimore, was, on the 9th of October, 1905,
captured by bis majesty's ship of war Fran
chise, Randall Mcdonald, Esq commander,
anh carried TO the island of Jam aica, where a
libel was filed against her. In this case their
Lordships pronounced for the appeal, and re-
quired further proof to be produced.
MGHAWK, Peck, MASTER This Ameri-
can, with cargo of sugar and -four, on a re-
turn voyage from Martinique to NeM-York,
was captured on the 7lh April, 1906, by his
majesty's ship of war Henrexu. Geo. Young
husband esq. commander, and carried to
, Tortola, was there proceeded against; and
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From tie n. Y. Evening Posi-.
CAUSE OF THE EMBARGO.

The Je,sssrsoatsp print of this city (the n.
York .4uraro, has, III Fridays paper, made
no scruple to ayow, that it is against Eng
land and not against France this measure IS
iatended. The following are extracts.
{. The coalduct ct Brisain has driven IL to
our last and only cxpedient, an embargo,
which The British apologists SO unfeignedly
iaments, because he is conscious it is a mea-
sure that will bring the nose Of Enslana 70
The grandSsone, and make the British ministry
sensible of their injustice towards this coun-
try.
San embargo is no tJaing thing and
that power must have committed ssrisus inter-
polations indeed when they oblige another
power to have recourse to such an expedi-
ent, as a mean against further sncroach-
ments.
&C The conduct OF the British cabinet to our
own honour as an independent power, loadly
call on US to assume, a prompt and dI5nlfled
attitude, as an evidence to those nations 1ho*e
eyes were fixed on us, as; oAished at our for
bearances when they knew No aare aWare that
this urosu1s gof csercing ovs,gcElptaogs treat
ment from any quarter VAS IN oul 5.nn nands.
AS a proof ofwhat we could do, Congress
placed an embargo on our ports. ghould
tia fleet L agland more Clan France, let Ter
look to it, for she sss ths eaass SD a,sk
france
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FROM IKE us. GAzETT1.
From Washington City Jaa.s25.

Il was currently reported to-day III the
house &C reps escntatives, that NIF. Roses H.
Istvctious exte,. q only to a compromise con-
|cerang the affair of the Chesapeake frigatc.
|From tae observations of Mr.. Nicholas, and
Others in debate, it may he Inferred that at
! head quarters the present prospect IS not eS-
steemed Aattering and that considerable unea-
siness prevails. MIR. Nicholas speaks but
[scdom; but have been assured by respec-
liable friends of the administration, that nc
possesses more influence in the house than
any other man. AT the time OF his election
1 j, was reported, that Mr., L NJ Randolph,
{yEo IS MIR. Jefferson's son-in-law, resigned
[purposcly to make wa for him, and that he
was lolead the democratic party in opposition
No Mr.. Randolph. Early in the session Nr.
Y. in debate pronounced Mr.. n. the oracular
Iorgan Of the majority. There is.no man N
the house whose opinions may, in certain cas-
e. be more relied on, as correct induces of
Facts and wishes known only to the admins
Fation. Mr.. Ms. tone in debat, to-day was a
Var tone. He was.solicitous for efficient mea-
6ures OF defence, and conceived that an ade-
nuate preparation for war was the only way to
preserve peace. From the language of the.
riehas OF the administration both In the house
na IN private, itwould seem that the prospect
Il peace IS not SO hattering as it was some
pays ago. But every thing is uncertain. ]
siieYe the president knows little more of our
u'ure fortune than any other man, except SO
Lar as Il Is connected with his own wishes and
opinions deroaos OF the fnere prince re-
eeh' OF America. When Mr.. Raupolph in
onclase asked who knows but the prince re-
sen. OF the future king Of America now pull
: IN ms nurses arms young Jerome Bona-
Parte at Baltimorel is within these walls, he
supposed to have referred, not to asenator,
ut 70 an influential member Of the house of
Representatives.
Mr. erowninshield is still dangerously sick.
as' night he had a fresh hemorrhaae of blood
Prom the lungs.
mr. Cooke has SO Ear recovered his health
70 resume his seatin the house.
Aieuer received by mercantile house
~, 'heir correspondents abroad informs that
.Ooscso IS 2oD at Cadiz, and los at Amsrer-
S Iaa ana rising" In Virginia it may be pur-
"a peo sla letter mentions that Berbica and
s. ~ rance cotton is selling for 80 cents at
a'o rising Here it may be bought for
qts and dull at that.
n,a - situation of American Merchants then
precisely that of Tantalus.
" Y. Ev. P0st.
ne number Of American seamen thrown
rs s~ employ by the embargo, has been SO
ow MY as 20 occasion, In some of the seaport
WINS, serious apprehensions of disturbances
- 'a'S Class Of our sizens in Boston, q
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c,,rsooyia gaisp aoosritssr.
FRIDAY, FEBRuAnr 5.

ION Diana, Newman, belonging to
! ne a'Gaf IN her hoIneward passage from !.
A. aavanna 70 Alexandra, WIN eal = .h :.
sps "a and molasses, was on the nign' o sne
sugar :. -. cast away onsCape Henry' Waere
ssth ~. ss, and cargo were totally lost, and
!x' sss ssrson on board persisted except Mr..
sssgs s'5 the owner, who arrived at Norfolk.
r.s news of tbs embargo was receives at.
:; 49, petre, Gladaoupe, on the 5th january
$ ~: vessel ii 10 days from New Sork.
,z,..tsr from a member of Congress to
A IN Philadelphia, dated Ian. u,
ssSs thai it's understood from au:no'lly o.
Y. s;s,bssf respectfully, that our differences
- ENGLAND Will be honorably adjusted,
s,'a 3Se Necessity OF rcsortiag to war );
s''',S the embargo will be taken Oh imae-
Jisl On agreeing 70 a treaty with Eng
.land.
Fetyact ofa letter fy0m Lancaster daSsa ~
mary %.
:. III governor sent to-day a song message
.,i,,;, 0 vindica ion ofhis conduct against
.se sisarges exhibited in the articles of i'm
ss,chs,ent. It's Wen written. A motion
~, Ne. made that it should be inserted on the
fs,raaIg. which was oppcsedsby Leib and co.
hut was carried 43 to ~. twas then fesolv-
"a that the report of last year, together With
,se evidence should also be inserted on the
,o,}r sis M
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FIFTY HOG SHEADS
nclce Jamaica SPIRITS,
Fo1 SALE BY
Catlett and Fisk.
Jansacry Ii. d
Diholution of Partnership.
Iansasry IL.

THE partnership heretofore carried on in
this place, under the firm of Roberts * G,5f.
jssh, ceased by its own Limitation on the 3lst
ult. AS 1t is necessary to close the business
OF the concern with all convenient dispatch,
sli persons indebted 70 them are requested to
make speedy payment to -oAasGRo6eyss, who
s authorised to settle the affairs of tho part
nership, and by whon the business will IN fa-.
Hlre be conducted.
John Roberts.
Samuel C. Griffith.
January 4. sdiW&iaNs
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ENB4RGo.
60 BAR Ell.
Gg The Gentlemen ef Alex

AMBER GoRDoN's Washington Tavern, on
Friday evening, stu instant, for lie purpose
Of choosing Managers Cor 81 Assembly.
February 4. ct
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the ship and cargo ca13esnned to TIE cptors,
and the masters private adventure was re-
stored; from which sentence two appeals
were presented by the captors and claimants.
In this case their lerdships pronounced the
ship and cargo to belong as claimed, and de-
creed the claimants expences to be paid by
the captors.
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The following additional particulars have
been Just communicated to us.
On Wednesday about 2 O'Clock the Prince
of Wales packet, of Parkgate, sailed from the
Pigeon house for Liverpool, with nine cabin
passengers, officers, and about $50 men. On
Thursday they got about leagues off, when
the storm which arose on the night of We'd
nesday forced them back, when at the Man Of
War roads they cast all their anchors, which
had no effect, they then spoke the Rochdale
which sailedin company with them, and
about $ o'clock on Thursday evening last, the
crew consisting ofthe master whose name is
Robert Jones, nine seamen, two soldiers, two
sailors. passengers, a wsman and child, took
to the long boat, when the vessel struck off
sir John Lees, at the Black Rock. The pee
pie who took to the host, we arc happy to
hear got safe to Mr.. Georges in the
Black-rock, whose concerns reach this sea.
The following ore amongst the officers lost
in this packet: M
Captain Fitzgerald, of the sth regiment of
foot captain Gregory. 50 do, ensign Beyon
leth do. Geytspsat Ismss Foley, assh Do
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lieut. Killikiay, Sd Do ana lieutenant NJ Leaas

lieut. Killikiay, I'd do. ami lieutenant M'Iesa,
18th do.
There are about 60 bodies driven Oh shors
-one officer ofthe 97tb IS amongst tue nuIn-
Der found-- the hull Of the RocEdale is clear
ed out, where the principal number OF The boz
dies are lying ina most mangled state.
A large guard ofrailitary are stationed a.
long the coast to protect the bodies, property,
&c. driven on shore.
There were also near twenty officers Of
different regiments who had been iii ireland
receiving volunteers frona the militiason board
the Rochdale, whose names Go not appear.
30
TO the Editor qftAe " Z. Oracle.
SIR,
If ynn should think the following "A iagrar,l !,
worthy a place in your paper s 'nsestionof
it would very much oblige your humble SER
want.
EMMA.
E1gB.FRGo.
What necromantick word this is,
With what shock it comes, aid what 4
quiz
Divide it into three, and if will shew,
When resd backwards the naalate Of that
Law.
GO EAR Ell.
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One Cent Reward.

D AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
n night Of the 18th January, an apprentice
lad named James Butler, about 90 years Of
age, ei a dark complexion and down look
All persons are forbid to harbor OF employ
him, otherwise they will be prosecuted to the
extent Of tse law.
Charles pa(coe.
February 5 st
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& a C G n.

THE subscriber hgs OH hand BACON Of
& noet aglerioS" quehfy Tor family use,
which viii be gid at rcsuced prices by any
quantity from &c pounds 20 $4,000.
ALSO,
Excellent LARD by the 6rsin or larger
quantity.
A general assortment Of SHOES and
TRUNKS as usual.
He viii barter frou one to tweasy bales
Upland Cotton for Flour on pleasing terms.
f. GILMAN.