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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

N EMOVAL-GsoRGEW WATT has removed
~ to the m.in.strcet, ne Nt door':bove the Bell
Tavern, where he offers rou SALE the following
ARTICLES:
20 hhtls Bro; n Sugar, 80 hhds. Molasses, S
tierces and barrels best green Coffee, 20 hhds.
Antigua Rum, 5 pipes Holland Gin, 4pipes Cog
ma Brandy, hhds. aud % bbls. Northern Whis-
key, Is or. casks old Sherry Wine, chests Y. II
Tea, 6 chests Hyson Skin do. chests Souchong
do and 70 sacks Liverpool ground Salt
Richmond, March 10. 1aw6w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22
EUROPE.
NETWORK, March s.

NETWORK, March s.
EXTRACT Of letter from respectable commercial
house in Lisbon TO another IN this city, dated De.
cen,6er II.
=" We are authorized to assure you that the pro-
duce of the United States will be admitted into
Portugal without certificate of origin, and that
no questions will be asked whether vessels bring
ing the same have or have not been into British
ports, Notwithstanding the late any other de-
cree to the contrary, and that your vessels will
not meet with any other future detention here
Captain Gardner, who arrived yesterday from
Madeira and Terceira, 81 days from the latter
place, informs us that few days previous to his
leaving Terceiru, British ship arrived from of
Madeira, with dispatches to the governor gene,
raj, informing that a most distressing famine had
commenced at .Lisbon.-No Portuguese of any
description were allowed to leave the country,
and great numbers were obliged to enter the
French army for subsistence. British troops
were daily expected at Terceira.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

In answer to this note, Mr. Geo w. Camp
bell authorized his friend to deliver to the
friend Of Mr.. GARDENER, the following mes
sage ::
/ am authorized on the part Of Mr.. Geo w.
Campbell, to say, that he will meet Mr.. Gar
denier at such time and place as may be a.
greed on between us. .a.:
This message was delivered in about three
quarters of an hour, after receiving Mr..
Gardeners last note.
On the following day, the friends of the
parties, in consequence of previous ar.
rangement, met ON the top of the hill near
Georgetown, and rode along the main road
leading TO Montgomery courthouse, until
they passed the territorial line. a spot was
fixed on just out of the District Of Columbi-
a.. and not far from the road leading to
Montgomery courthouse. The friends of
the parties arranged, without any difficulty
or difference of opinion, the time, place md
manner Of meeting. The parties appeared
on the ground before the appointed time
The appearance Of number of per-
sons, prevented them from Carrying into
effect the object of their meeting. Finding
it impossible at that time to proreed, it was a
greed on the ground that new meeting
should take place. The parties returned to
the city Of Washington, and about 9 o'clock
at night, Mr.. White presented to Mr. EppeS
the following note for Mr.. Campbell:
Uashington City, FEB. II, 1903.
SIR,
A NEW afrangemen.i-I consequence Of
tbs unfortunate inferruptios which happen
90 to-day becomes Indispensable. You will
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22
RD. M. JOHNSON, Secretary.
LIST F.Eh NJ IS.

LIsToF MES
| EEw-RAMPsHIRE-Me Parker, Carl
ton, Durell, Gardner, Smith, Storer.
MAssACHUsETTs--Mess Adams, Bacon.
Barker, Cook, Chandler, Cuts, Deane, Greene.
llsley, Seaver, Farnum
RHoDE-lsLAND--Me Hozvkond IT1t
thepSoH, Knight, Wilbour,
VERMoNT-Messrs.. Bradley, Robinson, Fisk.
Witkerall.
NRw-YoRK-Mr. Kirkpatrick. -,
NEw-J ERsEY-Messrs. C6ndif, KischiH, Lam.
bert. Newbold, Sloan, Southland. 49,
PaNNsYLvhNIA-Mess Greee, Drawn
Bard, Findley, Holster, Porter, Pug6, M. Rich.
ards, Smith.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Smith, M'Creery.
Moore, Montgomery, Nelson :.
VIRCINIA-RIessrs. Giles, Moore, Dur,yeN
Clay, Dawson, Eppes, Goodwin, Holmes, ZONES.
Love, Morrow, Newton, Nicholas, Smith, VIII
SON
OHIo-Mes,rs. TI6n, Morrow
kENTucKY-Messrs. Pope, Ihraston, BOYLE
Desha, Howard, Johnson.
NoRTH-CARoLINA-Me ,FrdnkEn Alex.
ander, Aston, Blackledge, Bount, Franklin, Hol-
land, Williams.
Calhoun, Moore, Taylor, Wirn
GEoRc1A-Messrs. Cratgtcrd, 1zilledge, Bib.
Cobb, Smelt, TroUp.
observation-disclosures. anderson, Smith, Camp
bell, RlIea
IHDIANA TERRIToRY--Mr Parke
The following those who were absent, or
it present did not vote, who are for lines Mtdi-
son as President, arG George Clinton as Vice
President.
VIM. Butler, L Sawyer, w Helms, d Smel.
J. Wharton, Jno. Clsiborne Thos Kensn. l. c.
Jackson, Il. Whitehill, Jacob CrowninshiclI.
Those 7pioSe names are in Itaiics are Senator's.
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WASHINGTON, March ID.
II statement Of the affair 6etreen Mr.. Gar
denier and Mr.. Campbell.


On the 2sd dayo February, Mr.. Garde
nier addressed to MIR. George w. Campbell
the following note: -;
=. CRY of Washington, FEB. %, 1908.
SIR,
IT would be as impossible as it would be
painful to me to remind you of all the express
sions in which you indulged yourself concer-
ming me in the debate in the House of Repre-
sentatives yesterday; Among them were
charges of faisehooH, meanness, and base
on the intemperance of such language, and
must insist that you will either disavow the
expressions alluded to, to the satisfaction of
nay friend, Mr.. White, or through him, au-
thorize me to consider them as having been
avowed ouf of the walls of the House am,
Sir, your obedient servant,
B. GARDENER.
G. ~. CamtbeH, Esq.
To this note Mr.. Geo. W. Campbell return
ed the following answer: =,
Washington, Feb. 50, 1903.
|SIR, -
Your note of this morning has just been
received In answer to which, have only
to say, that any expressions used by me, will
never be disavowed. The circumstance that
produced the expressions which ! used,
must be fresh in your recollection The
charge made on Saturday by you, that the
majority of the House, of whom / was one,
were governed by French influence. Had
the same charge been made in any other
place, / should have used the same expressi-
ons in answer to it am, Sir, your most
obi.
GEO. w. CAMPBELL.
B. GARDENER, Esq.
To this note. Mr.. GARDENER returned the
following answer:t.
Washington, FEB. %, 1903.
EAcKNowLEpcE the receipt of your
note, in answer to mine of this morning-af-
ter declaring THAT any expression used by
iyou, will never be disavowed," you have in
that note entered into a Justification of those
Expressions. am no less surprized now, to
find that Won persist in imputing to me, a
charge never made, than was yesterday,
to hear that you say the same thing. In my
note of this morning, desired you, either
to disavow the offensive expressions made in
the House, or to avow them out of the House.
You have as vet done neither. You have
merely said, ,"had the same charge been
made in any other place, ] should have used
the same expressions" This is no avowal
of the expressions out of the House; because
| it does not suppose state of fittings, in which
the expressions could have been applied to
me- i am therefore under the necessity of
repeating the request contained in my note
of this morning for the last time.
lam, Sir, your obi.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

The lntendant CT Havana has issued an order.
demanding, that the merchants who hold Ameri-
can produce, shall furnish for the use of govern
ment, 6744 bbls. -four ; 1927 do. pork 1881 do.
beef; $500 W.T.. of good beans, and 95,sl3 VT.
of ordinary; 1896 Jars of oil and 81 bbls of
vinegar; which, if not delivered in ten DAYS, he
will take measures for obtaining by force for the
use Of his Catholic Majesty's. troops
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

The first Jan. packet from England arrived at
Antigua on the 1Ith Of February, and was said to
have brought orders TO treat the American flag
with respect.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22
INTENDED SIEGE OF c1nRALrAR.

tNfnNpEp SIEGE OF CIrRALTAR.
EaP,an hEts, fthe Sci ooner Julien, arrived
at Philadelphia on the 18th instant, from Lisbon.
which he left ON the 25h of January, informs, tlat
II was very currently reported, at his departure,
that French army, consisting of rungr uuN
PRED THOUSAND MEN, had entered Spain, az,
the,r way to bcsicge Gibraltar which !, was adj
son. g.. -. - r " F.
Captain Kits further informs, that the French
sun continued in Lisbon. which was held by them
as a conquered city that Sir Sidney Smith was
ofithe harbor, Keeping sharp look -out for tl..
Russian squadron then in port. besides strictly
blockading the place that an embargo was laid,
and continued in force, when Capt. K. dcnarfed
however, passports could be occasionally OBJ
tanned, from General Juhot
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

I + PuPLIsuEDBY THOMAS KIrcufE, oPPo-
SITE THE Posr-ofFIcE, AT FIVE DoLLANs
PER ANNuM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

r3SH HE MILLING BusI SEss which has here
4 tofore been carried on under the firm OF
iApps < WEBSTER, was dissolved on the first
instant THOMAS x AMOS LADD,
ISAAC WEBSTER,
March 10. Cu1
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= d. OhhDENlEh'
@. W. CamtbeH, Esq

|; In answer to this letter, Mr.. G. w. Carp
bell authorized his friend to deliver to the
friend of Mr.. GARDENER, the following mes
sage: -
am authorized by Mr. G Gorge w. Camp
bell, to make known to Mr.. GARDENER, thro'
you, that in regard to the affair which was
the subject of his note of the Esd, and his let
ter of the same day, Mr.. Campbell will
claim no advantage of any privilege he may
possess as a member of the House and this,
with the answer of Mr.. Campbell to Mr..
Gardeners first note, is the only answer
deemed proper 20 be made to his letter of the
same date
This message was delivered to the friend
of Mr.. GARDENER at 10 o'clock on the oath (;
and on the same day Mr.. GARDENER sent the
following note:
Washington City, Feb. "a, 1903.
SIR,
Mr.. Eppes has. this moment, delivered
to my friend, Mr.White. message from you,
in consequence of which, / have to request
of you, to make arrangements for meeting
me as speedily as your convenience will per-
nit.
am, Sir, your obi. serv't.
3. GARDENER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

4 1OUTG MN, ssho is single, that unaer.
IN stands the management Of Negroes, and can
read and Soric, zai.h cerr Ett!e knoSp.cage Of A.
CURES if well recommended fer honesty industry
a.I sobristy, 1.y hear IF e,:e!o yaasnt BY oppiica-
zion to tks Editor Of This Paper.
March Is. or
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

Those 7Vhose names in Nalics are Senator's.
THE Others are nen',berS II the H. If H.
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am your ob't. serv't. "
Il B. GARDENER.
G.. W. Campbell, Esq.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-07

In addition to the formidable reinforce.
ment OF sclecl troops, with ample supplies Of
warlike stores, which have heen landed on
your shores, our gracious sovereign has COM
manded 4 considerable supply of arms, ac-
coutrements, clothing and camp equipage, to
be sent out for the equipment and aceampe-
dation of the militia forces Of this province.
# After enumerating these marks of the
kings benevolent consideration, am per-
suaded you will perceive the propriety of Civ
ing immediate attention to the revision and
amendment ofthe militia laws and viii a.
dept such measures as will cooperate with
his majesty's views; and tend to the perma-
nent strength and security Of the province,
Units present critical situation; and that his
majesty legal subjects III Nova-Scotia, will
eyince a ready disposition Justly to appreci-
ate the exertiens which are made for their
preservation, and will display in their own
defence, the courage, energy and patriotism
Of British subjects.
Mn. Speaker, and
Gentlemen of the Assembly
Aware as you must be from long expert
ence, that expences must necessarily DC IN
CURED 70 support the civil eStaoiisHiie''t' anu
the honor Of his majesty's crown, rely on
your wisdom and pub!ic spirit tor granting
such supplies as circumstances and the exl-
gences OF affairs may require.
Gentlemen of the Council, and
Gentlemen of the Assembly
Accustomed as have been, from my car
" youth, to military life, | will endeayor to
supply my want Of knowledge and experience
IN tischarging the duties of the civil authori.
~, by diligence, and astrict attention to the
general interests of thecoiony.
Shall hope, at all times for your able
counsel and assistance and ready as you viii
ever find me to listen, with the most careful
attention, confidently trust that, by our
Joint endeayors, my administrator OF the 60
yernment will prove honorable to myself and
beneficial 10 the colony.
If at 9y time, contrary to my wishes, ]
J should Unfortunately err, it will, Gentlemen,
be an qror Of Judgement and not Of the
heart. And although am unused to make
professions, viii give you the honest assn
{ RANGED a Soldier, that shall constantly en-
I,esyy to act with the strictest justice and e.
quit towarls every individual.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-07
HALIFAX. (.,ova Sofia May &c.

Yesterday being the day appointed by pro-
clama'ion, tbs Legislative assembly convened
tor the dispatch Of business.
a little after two O'Clock, p M. bis excel
lency the lieutenant governor proceeded to
the council chamber; where being seated, a
message was sent, requiring the attendance
OF misrepresentation body. The speaker and
melpsers of the house attended &C oorelinply ::
when his excellency was pleased to deliver
the following speech -
Mr. President, and
Gentlemen Of the Council:
sss Mr.. Speaker, and
Gentlemen of the Assembly:
His maiesty having been graciously pleased
to appoint me 10 the government of this i'm
portrait establishment; my duty, as well as
my ipclinationl will ever deeply interest me
in its prosperity an1 happiness
IN addressing you for the first time, en-
brace the opportunity it affordssme, Of detail
ing his maje%y's patcrnal solicitude for the
security Of bis province of Nova Scotia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-07
Respect and Gratitude.
SALEM, May 81.

Z we nave seldom wlsoessed scene ol
more rational qualification, than that OF
tuesday last, 10 rendering to 40 old and
venerable patriot pubic tribute al re-
sFect snd gratitude H IS The fashion 81
the times 10 ealumnia,e eur public bene-
factors. Colonel Pickering has been more
particularly singled Oh, as a marx ior the
destroyefs o! lame and eharac er, aud The
arrows have besp dipped 10 The most ma
hgnant Pc son. While his ,fe has beec de.
voted 10 .hs service If his county, he has
had TO stem toTfent ct the moss cruel
hioq.y, aud repseaen, provoke d ty those
steady Roman virtues when have buoyed
him up IN the arduous struggle Drawn
t!om his native wn ADD Sac BY ,he calls
OF MS county, In ne eaf.y psn of our
revolutionary war, he has OF lac returoed
10 speed the evening ct his life among bis
ancient friends. They sf, e5ionstely vel.
come him into their socie,y: and az this
cris;s Of DAGGER, whzn the counssy has
need IF the se.vices Vt its bess patriots.
and they of an opea counisnance aud sop
port against the stream Of persecution tia.
wou!d bear them down, tbs opportunity
which has presented i:self Of paying sha.
sespeci TO eulone! Pickesipg has been a,
once an indulgence OF the generous aFsc.
,ions Of the heart, and service ia .he
common cause Of the. country.
The handsome nlanDer 10 which colonel
Pickering was Introduced TOTO town 90
Tuesday, xomported with The respectful
seatimenss which gave rise ,oihe enter.
,aiGment. Two gentlemen Of the ccn1mis.
tee of arrangements were depused 70 pro
coed 10 carriage 70 his seat IN Wenha a, !.
and accompany hin TO Sslem. Ia tie
.mean time upwards Of 1870 young gru.le-
men Of this aud the neighboring iowos,
DESTROYS. of con.ributira Is Inc public ma
nifessatioos ofrespect, asse mbted on horse.
back, aAc being formed into regular ~;
der, und-r the direction of m.iar9ean &
Mr.. Fairfield as mars1-'s' apo atcomPa,
rid Nv ! r.-.orr Of carriages, took a
.y.se through Daosers and Upper Bever.
~, and nae, :he colonel near the Wenham
lice, whence they escorted him 10 very
gallant style into Salem. The house, and !
streets were crowded win grateful spec,a.
tors; the vessels in Beverly hafbor dis
played their Gags in compllme otto The ye
.eran; and as his carriage arrived at the
draw If Essex bridge, SALUTE was fred
from q ship at few yards distance 10 the
stream. The cavalcade passing, on thro'
thousands Of spectators The fros,Yeach.
ing general Dsrby's, he s,cori ops1sd and
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-07

NO. VI

NO. III.
.,,.rra ), :rar no " -yExA ION saD ANS.
we cannot refrain from sugsssnog 20
The memorable Senator. the 1Mpf opr, e x =
,hose /, ~ shs erms which he has aPpl' - -
sTf,r.,oo na,ioo. II ssof some import. !
aoe.. - the character Of our country, ano J
n.,h.n. d her iusrrcss, that shose VINO az
rha,ord with the cooducs Of our affairs IN
!, ,-,atiou TO other pow era shooid no. s'oia'e
ss,,sblished principles OF decoraa'' W.
Who have proper sense OF personal u'e.
nry will avoid indecency Tor tnen o~u
ska. Other men ough,sto AVOID VOID, y 9 1fo"
4 sense of duty. We enueat the nonora
s hls,.enato, 10 reflect 90 what be ies.s a.
he pefusal Of any thing which has Dssn
said or wri.ten injurious to me aa'ssessY =
chsrscter sc his own county. II he sno noun {.
! he taken for the mou.h piece q mis- '1'suos
f~ho we hesfs,ly congratulate 90 me-.
aequisitioo1 may il not bee 0ciooeu : .aa'
The 5ulers Of America are hoss.ie % Ioe
land He has cited VIA, happened =. = .
neoha0xu. The reason. assigned oy me
B,i,ish minister's, for bombarding mat cry
81 = : a.sonyic,ioo that Denmark would soon
be numbered among sheir Toes, wnlcn
made i, their duty 70 deprive ner o. 'ne
roesn..oi annoy soce. II q sinallaT cons'c
ton biz produced resPestins America auo
asim,lar result should fOlio@, u " QUO Us :
Is bat poar consolation TO the victims :, o.
h..,ility tha, il had bren provoked oy me
.,yle Of the honorable Joho q. Adams. q
notification of that SORT, without nanle,
" suis be ching Of iistle eoasvqas Dc
cause il ia easy for The servants OF great
III mouareh 10 dcspise anonymous slasos' :
I'VE should b. sorry that con,emPt wefe
70 senators Of the y. S. And
IL 90 the honorable SENATOR, Il
carcumssancss) he eonid GOT
10 dilemma bct1ceo con.
1nation? Let him then co.,
i ministers have also tho
He would no; be She
tempt: does he desire
vhould be exercised a.
!. # not. why did he,
on, Ga time Wh.ch ne
cap up every brand Of
the Are ofresentmco11
:. honorable Senator ap
vo showing, 20 be dseE
of our administrator
~ OF the facts he shall
na.ion peculisrto MIN
tells !" The French
eclared that be wou!t
He had not requiret
aid be shut against Bri
Tins tho honorable Sc
himself s,ou,l, TO ,ws
he DO, this. rashly and 10
ae did, the pledge is no
Did he receive Information
ssideos cod secretary Of stase
siyed from Tor through the 70
ta rs s a5ssiGs'.ss "a st la,F
st, his confidence 10 The govern ,ne o,
10y pieuSipg his character on lheir assur
anee; secondlY. their confidence in him
sAewn.by shs communication at swha, " 4
withheld from others: not merely fron
tedefalis.s, bus from cid aud approye
democrats, who spoke aud voted sVaY.
the measures proposed, ION The grouu.oi
thoss Fseoch declarations which MA.
8 dams deoies. From these TWO COCO sions |
isresolts further, that che opinlonhe has
promulgated, and the feelings haas ex.
pressed, are 10 very.s,ruth-, the Q lions and
feelings of The America cfne. But
that his doctrinessas we'll as b sentiments
are adverse to sEOgland, 40 fasoIa able 70
~ fxas~ - bN yi. ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-07

faced il wsr1s, forming 40 sx.ecs;ee i. ].
through which the csrrisge passed 10 -
gsnesAl's door, where the colycel alirht.d|
and was welcomed with fayoti,e ar fron|
an excellent band Of music. and me, hi
the counai!see Of arrangements aad ala,o1
number Of gentlemen 0 receive him. All
ter some timessprnt in mu .ual copera.ul.
tons, IN this dehghtful mansion, The COZ
pany proceeded &c Concer, Hail, where,
most elegant and sumptuous dinaer M
prepared in q superior style. Of which,
wards OF $50 persons partook, Here Ri
lllustrious CUES. was seated smids, m,
OF those who had been the gay compani'n
OF his youth, and were nyw the s.es
triendsof his age. Here he was surroas
ed also BY young men, who had lcara,
from lhelf fathers the history and char act,
OF the man they houored. Among IN
guests, We're the honorable Jaslsh Go,oI
cy, NJ c. several of nc Essex seoa,nr.|
reverend clergy, &c. The honorable NJ /
Gocdbue presided at table; and tie no,
Messrs. Derby, Picknan aud Prescott al
ed as vice presideDss. Fancy was anus
in the sastciol arrange men, ADD dec alto
of tbs ,ab.es, the appetite was eraa6 !
with the choicest yiands bas il w.s y
pleasing occasion shs, gave them k.ru,,z
sess-it was indeed thefcas. OF reason ~
the Aow IF federalism. The srosimeo,
which animated The company ase sxpressrl
10 the soas,s which were given. The ~
lowing were from the char: s
I. The Uaited SAFES: may their pp2
vernmenl be administered by euligh.su, d
homes: aud practical s,a,esmsu.
u. STATE, March.
Massachusetts,: vi Ay she retain he'd
just influence in the council Of the ma
too.
1.assaedusens Ma,ed |
s. The memory # w. shiogtcu may ,he
pr.octp'e, by which be governed aod wa.
governed, 5000 be acknowledged The ouly
leg'lma's American principles. f
Dead March in Saul. +
:. agriculture and the Fisheries cas
oeu oy som"elee'
coa Wv Jug ~ feH, b
"a F'o's.'suuo' aoaodeaf
n. ,.
6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n,I 4 e ." h
81 as.u,e' ou'usu 90 NE Pross.
70, ..,.b,;.S.,, :. ~
11ah,ch,. M
?. The o4morv IS nsm'l,an '1. .a1
s,s,rd the sure c,;,r,;on IS arsa ""r pu,i
The uaio,srruo,ed eonsdence e W,.h;a"
TON n: a,".tS
8 The 6smpess Of Fede,a, 1sn;s,.'",.
.nan,all.d h,,ha IsoJ.n a.a,,nl ,~'
onooneo,s, y
Doo md o,,.
9 Every one in his elemss,: nav -" +!
seamro tsturn from The sn.d. 80 ,Ls ,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-03-14
REMOVAL.
TOFL HALL.

HAVING purchafed the whole flock in
4 ! trade Of 1obH p. TbnyRoH e O.. has re-
moved from No ", Long Wharf, TO Central
Rszv, (the fore formerly occupied by iaid
ToBH p. Thu far e Coz where he offers for
fale the following articles -
200 crates c c. Earthern Ware7 r..;.,.y =.
100 cslks Engiiih Nails go.
so crates Junk Bottles
T. grofs ultard Bottles
Boxes 2 by 10, II BY Is, 10 by IS, 10 By
IA, 10 BY -, by g, Coy 2, by u, Z by
9, and s by 8 Crown Window GIals
20 bottles uperfne, fine and common Co.
pal Warmth
40 calks fine Englifh Muhard
] do Copperas-4 do Alum
do Red Lead
fheets MILD Lead, 9 lib. and 81 per ID.
fquare feet
10 cwt. patent Shot
hid common Lamp Black
keg Lythage
zoo W.T. Iron Wire, aforted
doz long & ihort handled Frying Pans
40 quires Sand Paper
7 NETS Small Weights
"a final painted Scale Beams, aforts1
80 boxes Pipes
100 Stone Jugs and But'er-pon
Bbls Mefs No ! and Pork
50 hhds Windward Hand Rum
3 dc Mulcovado Sugars
200 do Liverpool Salt
1900 quintals Co Fifth fan a