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TO RENT,
The Wajhangton Tavern, in ALey
andYaa.

7 WISH TO RENT for term Of v.,.
i the above mentioned TAVERN, with q
out-houses thcreunto belonging g. 1t is ST"
ated on King street, the most central AVA
public part of Alexandria. The bujanns
are commodious and good, and the stand ~
cclled by none In the place. A further d.
scription of this property is deem ed unnec.s
sary, "a 1t IS very generally known, hayin.
been occupied as public house Tor upward
Of twelve years.
Possession may be had the 18th July next
John Dundas.
May & dSteo
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OBJ S E R " E.
=, s,uervup MEDICINE S are sold 0y
@psyoBERT CRY, Bookseller IN A,ng-
ssrees-and BY y. Hl.NG01 ~ 1A'1S'
street, .dle:randr'a. 1,n
LEES ELlXlR

Il sovereign remedy iof coia'' so .,aoa+s
~ coughs, catarrhs, asthmas' sore inioa s,s
ano approaching ~consumptons. q .sns
,r;a, II this medicine will prove Its elacaeious
sn,a;sy in restoring perspiratlon common ~ -
healthy peoples it dislodges and expeas n; ,ns
tough yiscid phlegm or mucous, stre ahs'l s,r;k,
the weakened vessels of the lungs thus Sun. as.
IN At the root OF the disorder the symptoms
90 course are eHectualIy and pefnlsne nes
CONQUERED The great number OF ea al,,1 pre- p
formed in sos by this elegant ana uSeau, r.
narstion, is sufficient to astoaish ana CONF
nose that labor under colds, coughs'consa LII
inns Sc Of berg Immediately rslie'ea' al ND.
o,,t saving any thing of the many tno Gus the
blD in former years however for , a
;,,formation of those persons, II any tneiG ~
.hst have not heard of the balsamlc qaanel1'
of Lees Elixir, We give the names OF lns s =;
lowing persons who are we'll known 70 ou,
items il ; general as persons of known lntcsfi-
~ and strict yeracity. From the io'io wing
- ,eates it will plainly appears lnae 'nI1e
Years consumption, common cola OF ocuS"'
srs al with ease removed by Lees Ehxir'
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I. Il. Hooe,
John Muncaiter,
Executors.
eotf
Mar, s..
Offered for Rent.

The HOUSE on the corner of Prince and
St. Asaph streets, lately occupied by Mr..
Benjamin ricketts,.
This property is in good situation and the
building very convenient, and has lately been
put in excellent repair. Apply to W. Smith,
Esquire, of Dumfries, or to
Robert Young.
June 30 eollt
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nfsssra r, Lee and Son,


The superior qualities of your incidence
called Lees EHrir, induces me to give you
this certificate for publication, to point 70 my
suffering fellow mortals the road to neal an
the most valuable ofsall earthly posse ssions'
For upwards OF three years have been al y
Acted with severe. cough. tlghtness OF the
breast, lowness Of spirits, and gradual vast
;nr Of the flesh; having tried different medi-
cine. recommended for such cases. %athohl
receiving any real benefit; fortunately one
of your advertisements was given 20 NJ ~.
Immediately applisdt Mr. Ysnee, u.s. mar =.
ket street, for some Of year EllSir' WniI =,
has contrary TO the expectations OF my friends ;
restored me to my former good state OF
health. Any other information Will De gwen
George Harwood,
Market street, Baltimore
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Ju1t PubIlhed,
FOR SlLE BY K. CRY,
A CELEBRATED RcMAEcE ENTITLED
ABAELLINO,
THE BRAVO OF VENJCI


Translated from the German. by NJ G.
Lewis, the well known author Of the Castle
Spectre, Monk, Adeigilia &c. &c. plite
handsomely bound, one .dolIar--tha English
edition sold at one dollar seventy five cents.
What black Musician coniures up this fcnd,
What, do you tremble, arc We all afraid
Alas, | blame We not. for ye are mortal,
And mortal eyes cannot endure the devil
Avaunt, thou dreadful Minister of He'll
RICHARD Ill
In justice to ahis excellent Romance Vi
need only remark, that The Grand Dramais
piece, which for several seasons past dre,f
such tull houses to our theatre, is foundedQ-
the same subject, as Translated by Dunlap
but the acknowledged superiority of LegVs
writings or TRANSACTIONS in the Romance spt
being SO Ear superior to any other oil our mo
Germ authors, leaves enconium unnece:s-s
with the publishers.
NOTE. Five editions of this Romance wei
sold i'll d very short time, after publicelion
London-n is dedicated 10 the Earl Of Mon.- !.
by Lewis.
June 7-2l
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pROFILFS,
Four for twenty-five Cs''55s.

MIR. CROMWELL presents his COM
W. pliments to the Ladies and Gentlemen
Of Alexandria, and tenders his services as
Portrait, Msnaatureaad Pgohle
Painter.
Those persons who wish correct likenesses
accurately Painted, at low price, will please
to apply as soon as possible at his painting
rooms, Fairfax street, opposite SHUTS Cir
culating Library.
Any likeness thought incorrect will be TAX
en- again graus.-Profle frames of various
patterns.
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Notice is hereby given

That petition will be presented to tr d
general assembly of Virginia, praylp3
to make turnpike road from the lV]
Great Hunting Creek Bridge, leading
Henry-strect, in the town of AleSan.uns
the town of Fredericksburgh' purs',lin;?,
present stage rout as near as spractlc !: ~,
ground combined with shortness OF d.
will admit. ~ 4
June l6. I'VE
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Lees Genuine Essence s. Extract
of Mustard.

A safe and ehectual remedy tor acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt, palsy, lumoago,
numbness, white swellings, chllblalns,spralns
bruises. pains in the face and neck, &c.
Lees Sovsreign Ointment for the Aeh'
Which is warranted an infalllble remedy at
Que application, and may be used with the
most perfect safety by pregnant women,or on
infants week old, not containing partlcle
of mercury ,orany dangerous ingredient what
ever, and is not accompanied with that tor
menting smart which attends theuse OF other
remedies.
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BROAD SWORD EXERCISE.
THE WHOLE SIX DIVISIO MS.

Gentlemen wishing tuition in this art, can
be instructed by applying as above on mode
rate terms as practised in Europe. The art
Of broad sword offence and defence is the
most essential of all military requirements.
juno "a. dat 3tAwta.
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.h}alAble Ague and Fever Drobs,
For the cure ofagues, remittent and inter
mitten feYers.
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LANDING.

LANDING,
run The brig Betsey, and for sale b.,
Lawraion and Fowle,
IS hogsheaels retailing MOLASSEs
.dnd in store, just landed,
$4,000 VT. PRIME GREEN CORES,
June %. IL
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May
For Sale or K ent,

Tor Sale or Kent,
THE WAREHOUSE AND WHARF
Attached thereto, now occupied by the :aj.
scribe, 1T will be sold On credit OF ons
two and three years. Jfat cannot BIZ soLd will
lease it on moderate terms for FIVE Years,
MISC, F0R SHLE
125o. bulhels CORN aaoat.
For further Particulars apply 10
Mordecal Miller.
June 20. 2aw4w
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Lees SoysYeign Ointment for the Hcho
Persian Lotion,

Celebrated for the cure OF ringworTns, tea
ers, and all eruptions of the skin, rendering
it soft and smooth.
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FOR RENT I.

THE DWELLING HOUSE of the late
Colonel HooE, on " ater-street.--It is spa
cious and convenient, and has ali necessary
outhouses, with very excellent garden at
tRcned to it.
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LES Genuine Eve W0te1,
DAMASK LIP SALVE.

DAMASK LIP SALVE.
Restorative Poudey Jon the Teeth anG
Gums.
Indian Vegetable Speeysc,
A certain and never falling cure torvene-
real complaints.
". 3. Each and every medicine above emu
merated,h have directions describing their mode
OF use in the most perfect anannes.
April ).
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EVE. C.. NEWTON.
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Februar 2.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. so.

The following Resolutions were a
dopted at Boston on the gath inst.
Whereas it is provided in the De.
|claration of Rights OF this Common
wealth, that the people have a right.
in an orderly and peaceable manner to
assr mhie, to consult upon their COM
mon good, give instructions to their
Representatives., and to request of the
Legislative body nv the way of ad-
dresses, petitions or remonstrance,,
redress of the wrongs done them, and
! OF the grievances they suffer-:
Therefore, Resolved, as the sense OF
this town, that we view with the dee.
pest concern and astonishmene. the
discrimination of rhe general govern
ment TO persevere in svstem OF CONE
mereial restriction, which is sqisllv
repugnant to the true intent and de-
sign of the constitutions, and TO the b, ST
interests of the Union; or 10 relax It,
with view only to a state al hostility,
which must probably terminate in an
unnecessary and ruinous war with G..
Britain, and fatal alliance with
France. That having heretofore ex-
pressed our disapproba,ion of Laws
imposing an embargo on commerce,
and sisnified TO the constituted autho-
rites OF the Union our earnest wish
for the repeal, we perceive, with IN
dignasion and regret, thai unpreceden.
ted arbitrary and unconstitutional
means have been provided for cnIor.
cling them, and that no resource re-
mains to US but in the protection of
our state legislature,
Resolved, That respectful petition
ne presented to the legislature Of this
commonwealth, expressive Of these
sentiments, praying heir interpretation,
20 save the peonic Of this common
wealth from the destructive conse-
quences which they apprenend 20 their
liberties and prosperity from the COR
tlnuancc OF the present system, and
piciglng the inhabi,aas Of this me-
troPoiis to support then ,v'-n their
lives and fortunes in such measures
as .hev may adopt fer that purpose.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07

that we feel the insult az rrar tenacious
OF the precious righ:s Of governing them.
selves, and that we regret th- s.tonr in.
dica;ions Il has given oil the existence ol
a proiiigate faction, ia the very bosom OF
our country, eager to promote any design.
that tends to PROSTATE our rights and in
dependence.
Resolved, That, conscious of iuduiging
no partiaiity for any country but our own,
We despise the slanderous insinuation OF
French influence, that we 'scorn to scru.
,inize' the minute dis,in stions of qualify
and degree in the oulrsges hraped on US
by France and England, tl,at we deem
them both while they MAINTAIN their pre-.
sent attitude, the enemies Of The u s.
Resolved, That we reflect wi n mingled
emotions CT indignation and revenge, on
the continuing and Multiplying injuries
and insults, which we have received from
the great bciiigerents OF Europe that,
although we would cherish The pacific DO.
hey. which has SO eminenuy cond,Icsd o
the prosperity Of this nation, ans. would
sacrifice to lis preservation every thing
but our honor, we believe that the term
OF forbearaucc is aimos, expired, and that
war, calami,ous as it is would no, DC un~
attended with advantage.
Resolved, That, copies ofthese resoiu.
lions be circulated through this state, tor
the Information of our fellow citizens, and
to encourage their adherents, to The genu-
inc republican principles, that do them so
much honor. ~.
February 9.
II -
OF the Federal Republican,, "a paper which
from its apparent political character, is,
and with reason, strongly suspected of de-
irving its chief support from the Golfers of
Great Brittany and lieutenant of company
in one of the regiments Of Baltimore vol
unteer militia, has been, by order of the
governor suspended in hrs comm and for
one month, and ordered to be court-marti-
aled. The allegations we are Informed
are tor treating the prcsideuI of the u. 5.
with gross insult and abuse in the dtori /
department of thatpaper
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
IN COUNCIL.

January 90, 1909.
RoPosALS will be received by the Exc
cutive for manufacturing three hundred
ana ninety Rifle: during the present year, be-
ing tnv nanber directed by law TO be provided
annually, including the deficiency Of last wear
Extract from the mi ,utes
DAM. L. HYLToN,
Cierk of The Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07

But he has lately aided go 900 cu-
rates TO the secular ,ier.rr. IN France
anu has endowed the Romish cccie.i.
assic;l college at Erforth with !, i,ene-
dec Oh 500 900 t.anis.
lie has conferred 81 o-lar. Of no.
billy on the German poets, >ioetbe
anil WeilanG, and has required of the
king of Bavaria to abolist, feuclalitv.
which is done.
ne o,iiish armies, TO the amount
OF 1900 have ocen seas g., ;.n. 70
support the Bourhons and the inouisi-
,ioi.-- t>-> 49,
While in one Of the British provin4
ees (lreiand) they will Lot ad.nit one
OF their subjects to any place of honor.
Pront or trust, Il he Is al me same re.
lie' ous sect as ,ne Saaniar,.s.
1t not at all inprobAel.., eaa, a.
mong other revolutions, ,hat The .lar-s,
OF the British to Paris, which was H.
timated by Jenkinson, Hawke bur
may be realized. oy the troops now in
Spain before all fools dav.
a pardon has been issued by the
emperor OF Germany to general Iack.
prince Auersb-rg, prince Ausenburg,
and col. Theis, who had been senten.
ced to long periods of confne ment and
degradation of rank, for being con.
quered at Ulm, in 1905.
"A native officer of cavalry on the
(british) Madras establishments, has
been found guilty OF seducing native
PrIvates from the service of G. B.
and has been shot.
The court of enquiry concerning
the capitulation of the French in Pors
tugal, was going on in England aud
much new light thrown on the subject.
1t appears upon the evidence of sir A.
Wellesley, that nc demanded a rein
forcement OF 1000 infantry, 400 light.
troops, 200 cavalry from the Portu-
gaese, promising to supply them from.
the British magazines, they refused
to give that aid
Aurora.
Departed this life on Friday the 30,h Of
December, 1903, Mr. JOHN HARRIS. Of
hanover, IN the 57th year of his age. Ia
t2e revolution ne was firm friend to his
country beng one ct that number who yo-
iuntesred shelr services to the support of
IT. For honor, justice, and caDdor, he was
as remarkable at for his kindness and bene-
hcence to his family and neighbors lie
mas iefe an amiaole family to regret his loss
but may he who protects the fatherless and
the widows, shield 5hsm with h,s fostering
hand!
WIS feather and chiefs rod,
An honest mans the noo'iest work of c I'd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
EXTRACT OF A LErrER.

d X
" Providence, Jan. 23.-We are nm
der martial law. Our governor has this
day ordered out four military companies 10
protect the embargo The companies met,
and resolved that they would dismiss, and
retire to their houses. Information having
been lodged with the collector that an at
tempt would be made to get off a small
sioop that had lately been seized by the
custom-house officers, was the reason
for calling IN mil tary aid. The sensations
excitei among the inhabitants by this act
are not to be described. II streets were
soon thronged and had single shot been
fired, the whole military force would have
beeu massacred, and many houses demolish-
ed. AT 9 O'Clock, p. M. party of men,
from to 500, took possession of the sloop
cut passage OF about mile through
the ice bent her sails--and hung her
rudder, and she is nov under way with
brisk gale" BostoH Cent.
This is truly the age Of revolutions
lat the same moment that the uni
verssl equality of nations, as 10 rights
and independc are attacked 6y a
nation that calls itself the only free ma
ton in Europe, she pretends to be
lighting for the liberties Of the world.
While
The emperors and kings, who m axe
no pretentions to liberty, ave deter
mined 10 establish the freedom of the
seas.
At this time also is exhibited too
phenomena as extraordinary in their
sphere.
The SPaniards have proclaimed the
call of the Jesui.s.
And the Turks have abolished the
corp of Janissaries which have ruled
the law and the Ottoman empire for
more than century.
Another curiosity is exhibited.
The French emperor sometime ago
abolished the temporal power of the
pope, which has endured ten centuries,
the same pope whom he brought to
Paris to crown him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
Sales at Auction.
" W5,sdne:tay the 18Th inst. at IL O'Clock.
WILL BE SOLD, on the premises,
FIVE LOTS

70 the west side o. the strecf leading fso,, the
Main street between the ven1ue stsre of Nj
James brown and Messrs. 3, ohm and Huh..,.s
sore TO the railing Guden, cash Iot being 81
ieSi trent and 100 fest deep.-Also. the House
eanea inc va treasury, with the 10, on which,
IN Sky days and the b.a..e id 10 noah So.
notes negotiable a, the bank ogV,,gni., 1nI n
decd OF '.usr the properly 90 secure the cav.
ment of the said notes. N- fs'
, PROSSER ~ MONCURE, ". M.
February tn, 1909. 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
Cumberland, December courf, 1907

Cumberland, Decen5er Court, 1903.
James Nor on e CO. P,Aint.fF. =
ACAINsr t. ~Ls
John Lackland Adn'r. cf Ino Bib 7 resv
dec. and Dury Watson, Defs.'J
THIS day came h; Plaintiff b. tIieir attorneys
and 'ne pefendani Drury. no; HAVING en,e,.
TO Law aud the Jules Of ,his cour, and i ao,e.,se
ing 20 he satisfaction of me court thst he 4, nor
an inhsbitsn' Of this state On the rco.;on az 49,.
plain'iHs by their counsel aforesaid. IL is osie,d
tha the said defendant Drury, do so ear bs,s
o. the 1th MONDAY in March next and onsw.y -
pia'n'ift'. bill and .hii copy Of siiis o,ds, -
pu9 isnso IN some one Oft new pspe,s pin 81
door Of the court house of this county ''''
l.. a Copy--Atas.e.
Miller WoOdson, jr. p.ece
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07

a LIZ peE'or5 are f9rewE-nct taking an "a,
Il Il n "gnnent,of bond given By me to Rich.rd
Tor 'n'r'y do''as, for the hire of anegyo
the tson'h ct Hsrch in me same yea. fo.c,h
took the uesrofrom me and kept her all tn. YEA
and r.ip1sd TO give me ny bon' which I am no,
oonnd to pay, and am determined no. ~ eav
PHILIP COURTNEY.
February 6;h, 1909 20,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
s#grglnta ARGUS.
&c H NJ O N D..
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY :, 1909.

Extract of = letter from Member of Congress
to the Editor, dated Washington City. Sd
Feb. 1902
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07

In inserting the following article,
we are far from attaching implicit Gre
dit to the circumstances stated, as we
have no doubt that the destitution OF
principle, that sanctions violatisn of
law, would not hesitate to sanction
falsehood:
/" The ship that went to sea from
Bath a short time since, was the Sally,
lately belonging to Mr.. John Richard
son, loaded with lumber.--We have
been favored with letter from that
place giving the following account OF
her--The ship started from the wharf
between IL and O'Clock, the custom
house Pimps looking ou, at distance,
but not daring to interfere to stop her
the fort commenced firing as soon
as she appeared in sight, and continued
till she got out of reach, only one ball
touched the ship; several who counted
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07

The author of the essay signed Dembo
is requested to reflect seriously upon the
policy Ut its publication. We are inclined
TO think That 1t would be attended with ev,
az the present critical and en-.
oarrassing CRISIS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07

We have this moment taken vote in com.
mittee of the wholeatin the House f Repre-.
sentatives) to repeal the embargo laws on the
fourth ofnext month. The votes were shout
two TO one in favor of a repeat. 1t is thought
that letters OF, marque and reprisal will follow"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-19
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

A GENTLEMAN, who has devoted a
"A considerable part OF lis TINE to the
study of foreign languages and the manner IN
which they may be taught with most adyan
tagc, is DESTROYS to give Lessons IN trench
which, being now considered as necessary
branch of polite education, he hatters himself
to meet with sufficient encouragenlent-an
the method Of teaching which he means to
adopt, (being that of Mr. y. DAyfsf, SO gene
rally approved of added to a strict attention
to clear and proper pronunciation, will ena-
bic his pupils to acquire the language IN
shorter time, than that which has hitherto
been in use-of which a little experience will
prove the truth of his assertion.
AS his family lives a short distance from
Alexandria, he intends to remove to the town
as soon as he finds a prospect to deiray the
expences of house keeping, and invites there.
fore those who wish to be instructed to make
their applications, the sooner the better, TO
Mr.. GENERES, who vii! give the necessa-
~ informatier.
y. B. He likewise proposes to teach the
SPANISH and German Languages, should any
scholars offer.
January T
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Filbsng- Shore to Rent.
WILLIAM CATION,

From he Cify Of .4nnafoas, { MARYLAND J
i } ESpECTFUIIY Informs his FRIENDS
IL aaathe PUBLIC ingencral, that he has
taken that jastly etetrasd Iyi..v, in this city,,
called The. CITY TAYiERN and HOTEL,
lately in the possession Of MIR John G.dsby.
lie hopes, by ssSidnity and attention, to give.
tAe greatest satlsErtion to every person. as
toexer,ions on his part shall be wanted to
1sp up TIC high isarsster which this Ia
Nlrn has, as being 9,e3 ofthe 5esf IN The tnt-
q aud assures thsn that he will always
; an sassaptmcnI q the BEST liquors and
EeeN waters
Travellers and aiherswills meet With good
accommodations at the hove house, on rea-
sola,se terms.
Boarders are taken by the day, week,
month or year.
~ The papers froi all the sea-ports on
ne cortinent are iegaaly taken and filed at
'ae Coffee House, adloiing the tavern, and
ae iar the use of strangs.
= Suppers can be IfI from six to twelve
Fenck IN the evening" at short notice
tom one 10 twenty.
AousasLer Is.
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John Gardner Laid,

Has for SAFE, al his Warehouss, Princc-street
Hhar1--
| AluscoYado and Loaf Sugars in hogsheads
!! and barrels.
| Nsolasses, Nyest-India, and New-England
! Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy in pipes.
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Tyson, Young Hyson, Hyson-
shulan, and Hyson-,kia Teas, in whole, halt,
and quarter chests.
case black Pcrsians.
Q barrels Caroline Indigo
60 crates Liverpool cream colored s blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper in Bags
Spermaceti Mould, and Mould and Dip.
Tailow Candles in boxes.
brown Soap in boxes--Cod- fish indo.
Beef, Pork, Salmon, Shad and Herrings
in barrels.
3 Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides, a quantity Of
Soal Lcasher,Mens', Womeas' and Childrens'
Shoes Of various descriptions, few packages
Of White Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Sl1eetillgs and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton Of different kinds, Nam
keegs, l5o pieces coarse Irish Linens, Writ
ing and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse,
Salt Corslage. Flax. Glue, quantity of vi
neear, 200 tons Plaster Paris, aid 20 tors
Russian Hemp, Sc.ac.
January ~. d.