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1H OM,s,!''>I' 6 iisA o1.B .AiNkS. Sad.
1| ders. No. Ia, .sfarBors' -Sreef, Bosfon, have
received BY the Ship Ceres, ilom Liverpooi, a fgs-
ionabie assortment of sADDLERi, and HARNESS
Furniture. III. see" 60 ANA"oN~I
Patent stsing .stirrups swivel, cradle bottom
ioop'd, fancy, and mount & do Miliary,4Bn,s in
sets, with fare Bride Onsments,s and .Brisket
Plates. to match i, Duke AID Portsmouth, Bits
Duke, hunt x, and guarded snaffles |; Cub Chains
and Bradoons !; full pit, d and iir, coach and gig
Hanies elegant cosch Bitts, new 'pstrerrs with
largS Cub Chains to match plated roller Bride
Buckles aid side. saatcl,; Mariihps!e Hooks
polished steel, and tnec roller Buckles, of srperi
our q"sity patent trunk Lorks o,mmoD do; Ell.
egant cham and fancy pnld spurs trimming
Shears Horse Pickegs Jrr.9 souits and Brushs s.;
muse fsh skpss Soldiers sarge and bride silk
rocr tanS y, AID spring .,irth Webs spring Saddle
Trees a few dos. pripe red Roam skins.
fts --,sLS0--s Il
Constantly for sale, Coach and Cbaise Harness 4
general assortment of Ntips szddies, sbAf,oet ard
phin horse Rigs Bufisloe and Bear skins, saita-
Bic for slc,ghs. as tee q .i - te,,f l5ss,.b
llssr~iss--rrow f1l1ode,shia, -Skirtng and Bride
Leather. wEcle hides and sioes, suitable for Tops
and Roots &c Ch-,sy, some extra large All of
which viii be sold iibell terms, for caa or credit
Boston, H-e rs. a''en ~ -h't r.inl s0ea btt 4.
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A r AKIN tvlna' sH sss sAll1h-v1est
f4A psytof EassG,se. srie6, conisrl,rs iatort so
acres ct excellent LJ.c, s,tk stvo.s,og,, llweug.
House, "A good Barn., Corr House. Cster-tsoafe,
Blacksmith's Shop, Hote-Sheu,; Aid otl suitAie
aud eonvenit Mt t,ut Buildings. SD, Fa-r, is IL
meadow, poaghiag and pastnrii ana . sufficient
Quantity of ,wvodA 1hse' is an excellent 0rcbsrd
on said Farm, just coming to maturity. which pro
duces about so bbs, of Cider,
The ccnoi io,s Of paytnent will De made easy, and
such viii suit the purchaser; the credit may be
FOR one qilre., one-half, three quarters rot
the purchase money 3a io eno 80. 1tspy,si
:, Tie above property was formerly owned by
GkoRcx ,NrcgoLs, Esq Of NORTH Kingsten, ard is
now owned BY the subscriber. For further part;tu>
lars inquile o: the subscriber, onthc premsesl =
Eas,- G;~e~n.sich, January 10TH, lslUs - 49,
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JOSEPH bklot,S,

No. 65, Thames-street,
lIJAS Tor sale-loo bbls. Prime PORK, war
i i ranted Gin, per pipe.
.Afso--hn assortment Of GROCERIES.
N b. He transacts Commission Business.
Those who are disposed to favour him in this
line, my depend ON his cxcrtions in their be-
half
STORAGE for goods may be had by ap-
plying as above. July 90.
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IT VOLTS of Lind, p.eaSen'!v ,>i'n-
= ~ ated a, the hsau OF ,troaa ssres.s sdionlrg
each other, con; n;anni, go fret fort, and 70 tcet
fronting the head oG !sspr tssre-s--rie b1sAE tae
been oecupstd ~ Cocehsnahe"~ shop, rnd a. yeN
calcnlate<l,fo tor Dwel.iag-Itouse, and with sau
expense may be pads 5eautiiul siyisi'cr ->'r ore
of the Lsta Is good wsis Of wster.1hss yo' y ie,
Three good Chaises, With rond ard s,uMe - IS,
and one Gig. alf With plated harnesses. .Sse Iso
xeeIicut Chase Horsess- fhes bote may he toeghs
very cheap --for serms apply to ae.. t-a
.Ns.sporr, Oct IS, 1909
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Commercial differentiation.

Bssteu, 2yih Drc., 1909.
TIE undersigned, Consul Of n. c. M. is is,ircctcd
10 iafosm tbc Merchants residing inhis Cosssu.
lar District that ali Masters ofvessels bound Tor asy
port Of the Dninions OF Spain 10 deliver TO yie
Custom House, Certificate of origin Of the cargo
as bssdre the peace with England tho said reguls-
uons having besn established on Tie Slst Decciab<r
1901, not in account of the war that thea exissed
WITH this said Nation, but rs standing order To req
ulats commerce fi..' - '7i.i y ~
~ JUAN sTOUGHTON. csmsM,
For the New.En gland ssateS
I Pssmers ,f NSsrstuper iu the sfifissr iovns oy
.,fass,chrscffs. -Impslac. fheeie.isiaad s1d
CnascHcuf, are requested 20 insrr~s rkr T5spe ~
,~r;isemsaf, and fr~ord Iksr Bi.s sss usssgSs Ca.
kr, for Ssy'renf. '.fe * 3 i-iH ;'ertf
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II OST--Oa FRIDAY sftern. on lsst il,
IL the Red Market, cum Of MONEY IN Nev
pcra BAisk Bills. amounting so between 50 al.si S6D
Whoever bas iound g same, aud viii rctssn,i 10
.ae subscriber, shall receive the shove reward
.ss=ssrs, Jan. s. 1870. ec7aNr' = co."
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,E:.O.Ro.. S.a.L.E,o

pleasav gEy sitaaleR} sF4CAT ~ ~.
II and LOT, now occ, ped b. The sdbstgsyer.
No 8, PrSspeeflYl, with ayissi, (;sraen ,a oaHC
OF water, &c. The Kouses4s nmplesely hnyslssss-
For further particulars app " sos a l.ae.se
ysn. II. THCNAss oE4a l1SnE.
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WILLiAsl fEARCE,
Hesheest,liy i,.forms his friends, and fhe hn5-
Eek in general,
FTHAT ne coptispea kceIanga'TAV.
i HRN at bis house intIe village of Hfekfora
town of.aorM- hbyssossn. next door 10 PHiLIP TIL.
.LISeHAsT, Esq, where the greatest attention viii
be paid to those who may pe.se to favour him with
their company, and may depe'd on having the small.
est favour gratefully acknowledged. e7rm .a~ S
or The house may be well know by its end front.
ing the street, and the sign of Punch of Grapes :
Wscktord, (js T. Oct. g., 1909.
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EOUND adsif, between Grsyelly-
Ok BOAT The owner may have her .g ~ IS; pss-
ing chrrses and ISo,iRf prop ny Ap,S q ne e.
Gee # tnr RAsAs-LslssS GY1tSesN 90
xns 40. F,iiT. fstG-rs % 'rrIU14 E
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',7 .. , i'-s \ nffsrt Jn.s f8
(.rEw LvYEss-3 ED)
PATENT CHURN.

~lIS Churn will work much easier than the com
mon one besides, II has the advantage of col.
'ectng The buttef In rolls IL may also be msde TO any
size, so as to chum any quantity the possesser may
wish and it may be fixed in such manner as 20 work
either by hand. water, wind, or any other power
Good Cream has of.er been churned irto the b, $,
Butter by this excellent and simple machine, IN eigh,
'or ten minutes, and deposited in neat rolls
an eighth cfthe whole more butter than in The COM
NOR way s ab tt
50 The above Churu NAV be had Of BArxMAs \
MoNRo, in Fsrtsmouth, or RosERr & 'N1cHsLAs
LAwTor, No. 81 Sprsny.t,eet, .Nssrport' f'1o
August g 6f thTfa.fty sYr111f ..
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FOR SALE,

'NHAT pleasant s,'usIson Soul - e
Il iRsses~.Nrrkrs about 50 feet an 71cne- sfresf.
extends about s0c seef west. -vish smsf We 4.
There are t~o la &c and vcry enmmcdiors, rweIr :.
Heuses. fronting ON 7Asncs-sfrvrf. No l-,s q
stands west, very well caleuls td scr<v, fs-yi a.
~ ~ s,N y0~Eya Ai.Isf
.xs-ztsrf. Sss:crss- ~ iseg -
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Beniamin Co,pan,

r.. Slt nm u 6CHtEC-,i fst
;INFCRhfS tic an's. nains ;s Tf1r.
"A port and lis vicinity, that he has take odgings
VI TIE House Of Mrs. CeTTRELL, I'D etcrs ans
services % ffaetitionsr --P'sronsss isrssPesruiy
solicited. crr
.Ne.gpors, JOrvary AZ, 1870.
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THE object Of the Publication is to give .epeyy cit
zen who value the land of his nativity an opportu-
nifty Of perising work which of itself is of the
highest Importance. Let the People Of Americs
read il and determine for themselves, whether we
to be borne by amy Nation that has pretentions to
Honour Liberty, and. independence. In sSsri, this
publication is the hnporfGns thQt has ransbsred
siace the reUohaion, od d nsghf 20 ~ Smd every
MANS house
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A BARGAIN.

y pNHt-E IN.
FOR SALE--Six cighths OF
-%1yl>,H tho well known Sloop FAN z, ,barihen
y, - IS tens, in complete order as 8 Packet
I '2sSSsaH>r plying between sewport and New
York. Her properties (alwsys having preference
are too well known 20 need further descrip,is. I;
and viii be sold TO close concern. If not disposed
Of before the 10th Of January f8l0 she will then be
sola TO the hig gbest bidder, at PubKck Auction. For
fus.her particulars, apply TO S.aCAHOONE and
JOHN EARL, Jun. agents foi the ProprietOrs
Dec: 2T. tt#
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THE Ship EAGLE. burthen
~&24h 203 Tans, two decks, as she has Just
Ef:%1ESy returned from sea, and is now lying
~RSSzEZ.- at Cyies's Hh1Js-Fcr further par
icuiars and terms, apply to
Newbort, December 6. ~
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10 Dollars Reward. 3

ID AN away from the Subscriber, on
eAk Sunday evening last, an indented Apprentice
TO the Blacksmith's business, named JOHN JOHN
son, about 18 years Of age, 5 feet or 3 inches in
height, light tair. has down-cast look when spoken
broken, occasioned by ahammer. He had on who's
he went away, striped shilt, swsrssderp vest bissk
velvet pantaipors and short hue JACKET ,and car-
eel with hun, considerable quari,y Of other cioa+h-
ing. =" f-N ~ 4eN sAh.suaft'e''e1 ~ H@asNA
The above Rcwari, together ~i,h4ai} r,a.
sonabee charges, win be radso snS person who ilI
return ha sa& Apprentce,or scrusey sfa iIxtai, p,
and give inssrma,on slaegse,, so .,hsa Aasrgy pc
brought back to hsmasier. a., -
N B, Ali Msste,s OF vessels, and otEer per-
sons are forbid harbouiing or employing said Rita
way ON penalty Of prosecutor n''i@si4fShS 80"
s.sEdd,csosr,, Dec 10. 1aqa.iirn hrs fsi.l jsnois
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NOTICE.

WE, tbe snlis,a1iH IS bHing NV the
w Court of Probate OF Tie town of .aiiddleso-un,
appointed Administrators TO the Estate of ~ cet {,
sAl3l EL MANCHESTER,
late OF sad ybiddletqpa deceased; and having given
bondstcr the faithful performance Of said tr,st-.io
hereby notify all persons nav.ng any claims gainst
Estate, To EXHIBIT them US, ei,hs Of u.s. for
setU-ment and all Indebted to sid Estate
s:c requested 10 Esake rayment irem.el.,ely 49,.
INEVITABLE MANCHESTER, .sdrqr
GILES MANG Hest ER, .7dns'r
.sfdd1etorch, Jon. 81. 1916 e'fDFF H
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MAS sem 10 mS OF Frelay last, frou
w on board one Of the Providence packets,
supposed by mistake, barrel containing STEEL
WIRE. The owner may have it on application TO
Fof M iv STEPHEN DEBLOIS.aa
Newport Jan. 8, 1870 ,,rei gaa .sffts4t. or
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he Subscribers, Executors Of tAs last Eyii ard
\ ,Testament Of CALEB GHAPlELL, late Of
Southkinystowa, decussed. he ~ give Notice, ,Eat
they have acceptso nf tii' s,ls.-.An persons WHO
ar indebted 10 ss'd Est.e, arc requested to Ike
pa inent without delay md shvss who haxe q ai,us
against said Estle, to exhibit them soon n.sy
be. @ F
HOLLEY CHAPPELL.
FRANCIS CHApfF1l.
Souhhkingstowr, Dec. Is, 1859. e'i sas.n-ish 81
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Original Lcsters, from an American Traveller
:in Europe, to his friends in ij9s country. .
fus presume cJr readers viii have no objection to
take short Excursion into France. before they
snter again onlthe subject of Roman sntaui,ies.1
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pDetrv
|. saoM rnE posros NlRHoR.
TnE TRluMrH or MRERTY.

"A Pindarck ODE.
HlRK, the lond trump swskes TO war.
The Drazen blast cscepds on bigh, ~
Inspiring splenaosrs strike @ the sEy@
The faithful bands,
impepd to wars,
In jjeeaon'e cause, ~
Receive their f. ~ commands,
To crush the forces Who With burning rage.
Exak the ryrant and his battles wage.
Fell rapine seize what laxless pride has won.
Whose arms outsprcad,
0'e heaps Of dead,
Esecrs on ruins al imperial throne
Nov raving high ON either side,
Tempsstuous haIhes in torrents pour
Now bursts The conflicts bloody tide,
And swells sea of hostile gore
Wap's horrid damon stalks around,
And strides along the trembling ground
L. high above he fcass his form,
y 5mpks To death and drives the storm.
The selscfdl fures hrs dark signals wait.
Those d'saded agents of eternal fate
Wbesj Ainry souls soft mercy ne'cr could sway;
Reyange and gsoans attend their ruthless way,
Aud round their heads incessant h'rrours play
T',c clarions blast the courssr's rage inspires,
IN a-mes hs anger and his courage hres
ALREADY .bgac'd he feels the battle won,
Already trampIes on the monarch's throne
Aspiring ardour fires the various soul
Va Ger his head conActing tumuts roI
Enrugd with Thoughts Of buried fame,
Amidst the battles fcas he hles,
---->-Ald rends with sioilts the vauted skies,
To seal in etogy his espir5pg name
Thus the bsdd eouta renew d VI 4teeJdm's calls.
CLOVIS IN her conflicts in her rxys8fSles falls
It. n
With louder rage the warning G. IRtys roar,
Franc forth their anger, and their vengeance pour
Point against pon, in dreadful contest CLEAN
Opposing blades with streaming sparkcs beam!
Conyblvihg clouds in darkercolumns rise,
EDsobe the armies, and obscure tile skies
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Cheap Pub ica csen.
,AN- EXPOSITION

Of tiic CONDLCr Vi ,be Eonoprahe tiiANCIS
( JAMES JACKSON, inbis lsoIlsESPu NDENCE
With ROBERT SMITH, esquire, Secretary
of State
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Behold the youth that lures the rowing muse,
Let pity oow the piaitsivc strains infuse.
The he.oe's fading eye methinks trace.
~ Which beamd such splcndour in bis manly face.
For him no more the martial hump shall raise,
n deeds Of danger, and to deeds ofpraise
No lsore for him shaIl conquest spread its charms,
lnsare 70 gre eatpess, or allure to arms.
Dro,I's dask'ning hlms his closing eyes oerspread,
n aust he m,pg!es With the Glorious dead
What friend shalt dry her anguish'd tear;
.f.s Her flowing bair,
Che rcnds in wild despair.
Who now the infant shall with rspture press
No'nosher the dear offspring TO caress,
Nor father near, the tender babe To bless
B,t 10 the aspiring warreurs yet remain.
Who soon shall b0rst the Despo's CALLING chain
Whose souIs yet'glow In sacred feedoms cause,
ohey her mandates. and revere htr laws.
Inspiring vigour points the faithful train,
Thro' hosts Of wsrriourss and Ger heaps Of slain.
Heart sinking dread sppals the Ty&aht's soul.
While DER his head the fated thunders roll
D,str .ctior now with widest ire,
w IScs' hh 'fdrloss soul or fseV;--
sAfrbton's reign forever Ssi, -
He raves amidst his routed lost!
Tie tfinsient spIendours o ina ire niblng thronc,
THE tying hohodfs Of Ms fading 'ctowh--e r
Now swain before his sight,
'sAbd Asink In shslows Of. etct,iaI night!
IN scattct'd rAks around thcif,nonarch press,
But soon with him to sIlsre alike disttess.
Despairing rage with madness flies,
~ Ard Aantick Fear darts anga,shffrom their eyes
Wheee'show the arm tbsaye, ~
The mon,rch froAhis grave
For ahr tcolatesthe striving pow'r opposd,
His face is pAllid, and his eyes afe cios'd
.l---~- s..'
La Freedom now her glorious beams reveal,
Uniting Pedcc succeeds the thundsrs' peal
, He' heAv'ny image strikes tn enrapturd sight,
Apd brightning rays dispel the glaoms OF night;
Wsrv dreadful clamoMrs ccase To roar, .
. lo,6 blasts assaii the ear NO more,
Hs sacred Liberty thy child, thy laws,
r otect, preserve, a nations .use
Jn thy blest arms we fear no TyraAs's ire.
While dder reigns, and while thy smiles inspire
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
Occoquan, June n.

"A BSCONDED from my farm at thu
~ mouth of Seneca, about the 9TH of last
month"; a man whose name is RALPH, ~
years ofsge, betweena black and yellow coz
lor, nearly s feet high, very stout made,
yellowish eyes looking heavy-he has bn.
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, negro cotton overjacket and trow-
>sers. 1T Is likely he has made away with
them ,and'procurcd other cloathing A free
negro man by name Sambo, living On Judge
Washington's eAtate. Mount Vernon, is his
father, and tits very probable he is therea-
bout orin Alexandra, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward will be giyen to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandria Jail.
Thomas Peter.
,Georgetown, June lo--l2. d:
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THOMAS RICHARDS,

a n
Beps Leave TO inform his friends asa the PssS-
liz,
THAT he continues to carry on the Ia
yern, at the sign of Mr.. madison, corner OF
King and Henry streets, where ne will De
constantly supplied with the best wines and
LIQUORS of every description.
A few boarders will be taken on moderate
terms, and will be thankful to those who may
please to favor him with their custom.
June l3.
Candles, Rum and Coffee.
.i2o boxes mould and dipt Candies
81 hogsheads Moiasses,
40 barrels and hhds. New KUN,
8 hhds: West.India ditto.
Landing from the schooner Elizabeth Cap
tain Newcomb, from Boston, ana lot SAFE
John G. Laad.
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FOR SALE,

AMAN and his WIFE The former an
excellent cook and well acquainted with gar
dening.
Enquire Of the Printer.
July Is. g
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TUESDAY, JU.Lx "a 1910.
The Subscriber having pur-s

The Subscriber having pur-:
chased the stock of Jesse Talbot, offers Tor
sale. at his shop on Fairfax street, near the
corner of King street, a general assortment
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, SPICES, &c.
which he can recommend TOR their flurzty. a
share of the patronage of his friends and the
public isrespectfully solicited.
Richard Fl. Little. /
9th mo. 2lst.
Orders from the country Will
be executed on moderate germs, and AZ a sh9ft
NOTICE. Physicians and family prescriptions
put up with accuracy. -, !
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and StetJ0F5--
pR1cE 4 DOLLARS so CENTS
4 Rules and Regulations Tor the Field Exer--
I'D, and Maneuvres of the French Infantry,
$sued August lst, 1891; and the .Nan1u-'
kes added, which have been since adopted
" the emperor Napoleon. Also the Ma
Srunes of tue Field Artillery, with lnian-
Nv. By Col. Irenee Ameiot de Lacrolx, late
&hief of Brigade in the French service. IN
1hree volumes, the third volume consisting
. plates. $50
The principal part of this work has been
translated from Frenchto English, by Lieut..
FOL. Macdonald, in the service othis Erltan-
LICK majesty. Col. de Lacroix has not only
walled himself of Maedonald's translation'
ut has retaieed the principal theories, ~ath
fhich Col Nj. has enriched his work, espe-
&ially his Comparison of the French tactics
Fith the Prussian, and the principles OF the
PHerent nations with the English; because
hose valuable notes are sufficient tor such
Comparisons, and are in point. Col. DE L.
PAS augmented those notes.
+ The introduction of Col. de Lacroix' work
pill direct the attention of the young Amerl-
cans to the study of learned tactica, the re-
fnlto experience, and enable them to obtain
Pie precision desirable in the warrior, Tor
2hey must be convinced that good officer
9orms good soldier, and, that the expert
|ence OF ages has demonstrated. that the SOL
per will Perform his duty correctly, when he
swell commanded.
AT the end of the second volume of this
Fork, Col. De Lacroix has added the manGu.
Nes OF the field artillery with the infantry,
recording to the French principles. 1t isnot
ecessary to lavish praises on the advantage
moving this laundering arm with the same
lacihty ana CELEBRITY as the line. Europe is
now convinced and confesses it. He has adj
eeo Plates, which demonstrate those mareu-
ses so essential TO the great operations of
hsm.
sol. de Lacroix has Judged it also expedi-
y % add TO this book some new adopted
,seuYres, which have been put in practice
\ ueat advantage in the face of an enemy
,sveahance the value of this work is the only
1--we could induce him to augment its size
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= vaudeville,

TO(eDh II. RAaluCVllie,
/ gu 1oT EcEIVED~ q FOR SHE,
% . pbarsbeads Sd and 4th proofgood West
h do do. Sugar, various qualities
Il tisrces New Rice.
5 hossheads Molasses'
S do, Copperas.
do Alum. - .an,.,. New
ID barrels Whiskey and 50 oarreis NeV-
.S NESTS If Imperial, Young Hyson, and
~ nSsS Madeira Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
Il and Catalonia Wines.
! i n barrels Of lIerrings and Shad.
3 = barrels Hefrings, put up with parnou-
lar care aud saIt-petred.
III - bushels LiYerp5oot,and Lisbon Salt
Iuly 2. Co. -
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BRYAN Hampson. q %.

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Bryan Hampson. q 90.
Haze ;;ustrecsivedand ofer for sac,
i bbds and so barrels first quality sugar
d do. second qudlity,;s .%s..s
n nipes old London particular Madelra, ;,
r ninss and 5 ,ierces London market and
3 quarter casks Malaga Vines
b boxes dipt Candles,
y hhds. old jamaica Spirits,
II pipe old Cognac Brandy,
ID barrels New Eagland Rum,
10 do prime WAiskey,
10 chests Imperial, .,.~
DIDO Young Hyson 4EAS, Of this years
importation,
blselected for family use.
|. Also. the best selected Flour Tor do
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,salts at Eerdae.
.r.rv Tuesday and FRIDAY.
WILDE SOLD
vs,due Store, corner of Prince ano
Water streets.

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Eerss.5 of which will be expressed IN
brticalsa he day---All kinds Of goods
bills o. limitation and the prices OF
Eh arc - u..blished, can at any time De
IN y aannddpurshaA'ed at the lowest hlnl'a'i0'
prices. y e Marsteller. v, ".