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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13

+ VIC II Deed nF Trrst m..s h the
!. s"esc' 'rer by JACOB + Earhur3 bearu,g
uN'e, tes Isl cay CT September, 1869, or
purposes therein ,nsniiened
viii be Sold.
On Thursday the l2thof APRIL next,
to the highest bidder, scSording 10 4,
e. =. the i.nyard, lately occupied by said
harhurr, the whole OF sad Earhnrt's s,oe-
OF Leather, OIL. Tanning Utensils, b.rk-
&c. and one bay Horse. The aforesaid
stock conSists OF eleven Watts cf heather
SOME OF wh'cs is nearly f..nned. thir;y or,
forty Cords of Ba,k, 5 barrels OF OIL, &c.
10 persons conserved 10 IN. Tanaainc 6u-
s.ness the above w.A be an object woithy-
their attention..
Archibald Taylor, Trustee.
{ ararsviile, Soth March, 1910.
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B 90 S

FOR SALE AT S. PLKAsANrs' PRINT.
ING OFFICE:
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POwhasan, March ar 1910. t1m
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
insurance against Fire.

= III iablcrlber gives notice that tile D;rec.
,oFs OF tie fa'mers' Bank Of the state of De.
aware at Newcastle, being now ready to re-
eec'e aPpi cations and effect inlarance apainH
iS, lois or damage By fire, have appointed the fab
tc''oef 'her general Agent and Surveyor.
on son'riun ca'ious ON she llbject of lnfarance,
po' pa d. mall be promptly and chcerfnlly at.
SAMUEL BARR.
N.. .ageM and S4,veuor.
asl'e' Apri b, l8lo. If
- Notice of Deputy Surveyors Hhal be
s 'e" az 'oon as arrangements are made for
til pOrpole
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14

LOAN BILI.-Mr. ERtes' from 'ne
com. of ways and means, reported c = pm ~ ~
au,horise the President OF the u o!a'es 10
borrow sum Of nonev. not exceeline 'ne
interest of the public debt ne niil was
read twice and made the order OF the day
for Monday.
Mr.. AE.coa presented another bill con-
cernios Commercial ln,ercourse-the pro-
visions Of winch make II kind OF subst.
tute for the Son-ln;ercourse.- nc nill
underwent Nv readngs, and was MADE 'ne
order of the day for Monday next.
The private bi's ordered T" be engross,
ed yesterday, were read a third time and
passed.
The post road bill was taken Up in com.
of the whole. The post route was exam
lned a. tar as North Carolina, when the
committee rose and reported progress.
Mr.. Taylx- reported bill to continue
the Charter of the bank u. S. for twenty
wears, on certain conditions. The bill was
read twice, and made the order of the day
for Monday next. Adjourned.
The Senate have passed the resolution
TO adjourn the session on the 23d inst.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
JAMES MADISON.
CongretuonaI Reg1ffer.
In Senate.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4.


Bank Of The u. .Sta,es.--The Senate this
day were principally engaged on the Bill
for establishing a National Bank.
Mr.. BGyard moved 10 amend the bill by
adding Two new sections the first allowing
all persons, who now do, or NAV hold stock
in the presen, Bank u. S, on the third of
of March next, to subscribe for as many
shares as they hold Of such stock, in the
books to be opened in Philadelphia, which
shares may be paid for in gold or silver, or
by transfer and assignment of an equal
number Of shares in the present bank u. S.
The second amendment proposes 10 con-
tinue the act OF incorporation of the bank u.
S. to the 4lh day of March, 1914 and an
augmentation Of its capital to fourteen mil.
lions.
The president laid before the Senate a
report from the Sec. of the Treasury, pre-
scouting a stay-tnen, of the affairs Of the bank
U. which being read, the Senate adjourned
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
House of Representatives.

Thursday, AbrH 5.--The Speaker laid
before the house a letter from VIM. Lam.
bert, relative to compilation which he has
IN contemplation, respecting the rules and
questions Of order Of the house. Referred
to select committee.
A letter from the Sec. of the Treasury
was laid on the table, relating to the expen.
ces CT the army and navy, from the wear
1889 to this time me--communicated apreea.
bly, to the call of the house.
"A bill from the senate. to grant a ouanti
ty of lands to the MddIesex Canal Com.
pany, in Massachusetts, was read and re.
fered.
Mr.: -norr71o reported long bill for the
sale of public lands-M ade the order of
the day for Monday next.
The post-road bill was taken up, in com.
OF the whole, and considerable progress
made therein.
| A message from The President was read, ,
covering communication from the Sec.
OF State, relative to the impres O, A.
nerlcan seamen by the Br,tish-cemmu-
nicated agreeably to the call of the hcuse-
Ordered TO be Printed.-Adjou jou-ned.
| FRIDAY, APRIL 6.
Mr.. Smile laid resolution on the table
to adjourn the house until ten O'Clock each
morning, instead Of eleven, the usual hour
| Sundry private petitions, reports and To-
cal bills were read and referred.
| In committee of the whole a number o.
local oils were read, discussed, some or
dered to be printed, and others passed to ;
th'rd reading Adjourned.
| SATURDAY, APRIL Z.
W.T. 'smtAe's resolution to adjourn unit
len instead OF eleven o'clock in the morning
was Passed.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
lame Of the clinton.
[By Authority.
AN ACT

AN ACI
To extend the time for locating Virginia military
land warrants and for returning the surveys there
the Secretary of the Department of War.
D E it enacted By the Senate and House q
ID Representatives Of the United STATES q
America, in Congress- assembled, That the
/, officers and soldiers of the Virginia line on
continental establishment, their heirs or as
signs entitled to bounty lands within the
tract reserved by Virginia, between the lit
tie Miami and Scota rivers, for satisfying
the legal bountes to her officers and sodi-
er, upon continental establishment, shall be
allowed further term Of five years, from
and after the passage of this act, to obtain
warrants and complete their locations, and
a further term of seven years, from and af.
ter the passage of this act as aforesaid, to
return their surveys and warrants to the IF
fee of the Secretary of the War Depart
ment, any thing in any former act to the
contrary Notwithstanding. Provided, That
no locations as aforesaid within the above
mentioned tract shall after the passing of
this act be made on tracts of land for which
patents had previously been issued or which
had been previously surveyed, and any pa
tent which may nevertheless be obtained
for land located contrary to the provisions
of this section, shall be considered as null
and void.
]. B. Varnum.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
George Clinton,
Vice President Of the United States. and
President Of the Senate.
March 10 1870
Approved.
JAMES MADISON.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
FROM PORTUGAL.

Ai,ices from Lisbon, to the 5h February,
state, that the French were fast appro .ching the
Portuguese frontieE-,hat Bou,p was march
ing into Spain with 100000 additional troops !;
ard tha, il was the opinion of British general
(fdar that the French would be in possession
Of Lisbon in April; though the British army
h'd received a reinforcement of 5000 men and
another reinforcement was expected that a
squadron of gun n-boats had gone to the Tagus
to obssruct the french in ctnssing aud that a
number of the inhabitants of Lisbon had sailed
for Brazs.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
Dntelllgel,ce
BOSTON, ArntL &.
Eltract Of a letter, datcd Hapanno, February %

BOSTON, ArRtL q.
EIiraet Of a letter, datcd Harann0, February %,
1910.
" Since ours Of the 3th ut. new order
has been issued here, prohibiting the entry of
-four, from the u. States in any vessel Several
in port have becu ordered out. Household fur
niturc also prohibited Port crowded with ~
mcricans--and the market siutted with British,
German and Spanish goods. and with provisions
generally. Many vessels here must make ruin
ons voyages. An American vessel which got
in with jerkcd beef from the River Plate, has
made great voyage. Box sugars 5 10 j and 4
s. Mnscovado l-2 & l2; coffee ii a
IS 2. Exchange on the u. State har on
London nc drawers"
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14

The acts of assembly provide, that every per
son Offering to subscribe in the said books III his
own name or any other name, shall previously
pay to the attending commissioners the sum OF
:. ten dollars" for every share to b, Subscribed
the residue to be paid in such manner and pro-
portion, and at sulh times, as shall Be determin-
ed hy the president and managers Of the said
company when organized. Those who would
subscribe bv an agent must the following
form, to be signed, sealed and delivered, in the
presence of TWO witnesses.
do hereby authoIize and empower
to subscribe for me, in my name, for shares
of the New-Ca.te and French Town turnpike
stock, under the act OF the general assembly OF
the state of Delaware entitled, 6 an act 20 incor-
por4te company for making an artificial road
fs from the town of New. Castle, in New Castle
g county, 10 the line of this state in the ronte or
direction to French Town, On elk river, in
Cocc county, III the state Of Maryland -
And she act Of the legislature OF the state Of
Maryland entitled. d" an act to incorporate
:" company to make an artificial road, from
" French Town, on Elk river. in Cecil county,
" in the statc Of Mary nd, to the Delaware line,
4" IN direction towa,ds tie town of n. [ast!e,"
Newt Castle, Mach II, 1910. G9) tl5M
P. 5. An occurrence ha,ins taken place.
which renders it necessary TO postpone o;ening
the ennks " I eoto- irne after the 23A of AnriI
ins', s'naIii ax:; !o' that purpose The com
'n.ss'oncrs therefore inform the public, that the
books neD,onsd in the preceding advertisement
to be Opened on that day, will not be opened
sni the 5th day Of May next, aier v hca they
will be opened Tor orieceising subscriptions, At ii,
places specified in the preceding advertisement,
and additionally at GLASGOW, in rcncadcr hun
died. u New Castle county, at the dwelling o
y Or. :. BLACK, therc-and at Wilmington in III,
said oounty,at toe dwelling of Jonw SrocKroN
Esq. aod continue open thereafter for the snac,
oi TING FFecltlcd IN the said advertisement.
n. B. The shares of stock are $50 each, an,
The pp ment 10 Be made oil subscribing is S 0.
each share.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
Extract ofa letter fran an hmeyican PC,

E"zracF q a F7Fef 7roM on fmcric0n .gen-
tlsolan at Paris, dated fan. ei.
CAN will depend on the final result of
our affairs with this country and think
no one can misjudgc the decisions of our
government, on their hearing of the outrage
commltted on our property at St. Sebasti-
ans and Naples, which was as unexpected
here as the measure appears unjust he
only explanations this government has CIV.
en- TO our minister is that it is political
measure"
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
THICKENENG IN CANADA.

On the 81 st ul. the governor general OF "a
nadia, published proclamation, annonnci"s
thar certain 6, Gitious and reasonable writings
been printed. published and circulated in the
province uf Lower Canada, Disseminated at
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
IMPORTANT

From the London Chronicle Of February 5.
The public will recolect that some days
ago, accounts were received that American
vessels in the ports of Naples and also in
the ports of Spain, were ordered to be con-
hscated. The following notice t,f the fact,
from genuine authority was yesterday made
known in the city -
81 have received intelligence fromFrance
on which rely, that an order had been is
sued to bring to sale the American ships
and cargoes captured and brought into Ma
Piles, and that another order had been issu-
ed to seize and conhsca,e all such as had
arrived, or might arrive IN those of Spain. -
Extract Of letter from gentleman in
Hamburger, to hi, friend in Hartford
Conn., dated Nov. "a, 1909.
Col. BURR has arrived here within a
few days from Sweden.-There are various
conjectures what his aims or designs may
bel have heard some who are sanguine
that he was British Spy, and that his be-
ing sent from England was all a farce"
"A person who came passenger in the Pill
grim, arrived at Boston few DAYS since
| from Canton, informs that he was one OF
the crew Of the ship Glory, of Philadelphia,
which vessel and the ship Augustus, of Phlad
were taken in October last, by French
corvette in the straits of Malaca-,he pro.
| perty taken out & sent to the Isle Of France
and the ships sold, and bought in bv the su
percargo, who sold them to the English.
| a letter from Lisbon of the 17,h of Feb
says, The sick belonging to the British
army and most of their baggage have beer
embarked, and i, is expected their whole
force will shortly leave this place"
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14

nm NN.I
To extend the time for locating Virginia mitar,
land warrants. and for returning the surveys there
on to tho Secretary of the Departnen ent Of War
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
W0?ated,

n ; an apprentice to The Black Sm;,hinc
\ business, lad about 5 or 16 years Of
age' kor particulars enquire of
w., MES WALKER.
Wilmington. April ii. 1910. IF
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
SAMUEL. BARR.
/ 0 Paper Makers.

- II tt5NNI 3s
Va nN f'O' against the first of April next.
y paPcr-uakcr with small family. a
workman may be accommodated v i,b =
s'"'a mousse and garden, and viii receive tae b,eb.
Horallo G. Garrett.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
MEW- CASTLE g FRENCH TOWN
TURNPIKE ROAD,

~ NHE commissioners, appointed under and by
Il virtue of the act of the legislature of the
state of Delaware, entitled, s' an act TO incorpo
+" rate company for making artificial road
&c iron the town of New'C Cas:l, in Newcastle
g county, to the line of this state, in the route
" or direction Of French Town on Elk river, in
Cecil county, in the state of Maryland" and
of an act of the legislature of the state of Mary
land, entitled I" an act to incorporate company
ss for making an artificial road from French Town
I" on Elk river, in Cecil county in the state Of
&c Maryland, to the Delaware line, in direction
s towards the town of Newcastle le'--hereby
give notice, that books for receiving subscriptions
will be opened on Monday, the esd day OF April
next, at Benefits Hotel, in the town of New
Castle, at the compiling houses respectively OF
Mr. George Hand, Jun. merchant of Pl Iadel-
phia, and Mr.. WiViam NJ Daniel, merchant, Of
Baltimore, and at the office of Joha Partridge,
esq. at Ellton and kept open, at least " SIX
hours" between ten o'clock in the afternoon OF
that day, and every juridicsl day for the space
five days thereafter, or until the said books shall
have Z" six bundled" shares therein subscribed ;
and if on the expiration OF the said " six days."
the books aforesaid shall not have tue Number
Of shares aforesaid subscribed therein, the said
commissioners will adjourn from time to time,
until the whole number Of shares shall be sub
scribed, giving puolic notice of such adjourn
ynent, as the occasion may require.
GEORGE READ,
JAMES RIDDLE,
KENSEY JOHNS,
JAS. M'CALLMONT,
JEESE [IIrCJNS
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WIN. HARPER, Ir.

6P0THECART AND DRUGGIST.
uAsju,t rsce:ve@, and eB;rsJ,r *e'c at +
Sore on nj raiyiax.street, opposite Mr. 5ry-
an HampsonIs and next d,srta Ar u'40s
n arueral assortment of 4HeG;csnes, I'a'ent
lVedicines, Surgical Instruments, Sc'amSns
zvh,ch are as foAo7os:
Powdered Jalap, Prepared Calomsl' Re
fined G. Camphor, Spanish Flies aYu! Or
tbs. Oil Of Vi,rioi, Gum Opium, colombo
Root, Ditto in Powder, sugar o. Lead, 'in-
ma Leaves, Mamma Flake, D'no IN 80, ~
Rhubard Root, Ditto in '9"0er, .1,vs.'
Needles, Pulikins. Ics,n s"f ns,a c,hn
a,.r,. Elastic, Ditto Silve-, Winds"r Sha-
Wing s Soap, Nix, Rosa Ditto, Pam M ditto
t.. so,ine Ditto, Cosmetic Wash Balls, &c
&c. sc.
March |.
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january IS.
a GREAT BARGAIN.

TIE subscriber wishing to remove to the
rss,rrn coun,ry, viii sell the FARM o.. on
which he resides in Fairfax county, ! miles rA
rr"m AIexandria, 9 from George Town fer
wv, and about tho SAME from the Potomac
bri ; crossing to the city Of Washington
in a hoslshy, agreeable neighO9rho''' Con-
tomiug abgdt 47o acres Q" which IS "a a c0nH '
MEN. dwelling house, large crows" .N Se"-
teel family tore,hcr with al '"s out S., IS
s,;.,hIc, Al, new or nearly SO; an or1haEt' OF
s s ,r.cs Of selected fruit, together with
~ Sis.rc n: o,scr fruit trees, proportion OF I'M
moved msaGow ioc the scythe, and large
ppor,ion more may easily be made. Any per-
p pon iOcIned to purchase may know the terms
by APPLICATION to Mr. Jons DuLIa, adjoining ,,raS
the saia farm, or the subscriber on'he pre-
n''''' E. Duiin.
DIFF.
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June g.
RORFRT GRAY,
E. Duiin.
DIFF.

pooY-SELLER, KING STREET,
H.. L,,.J, rceciued for sale thr following er
20. Heics: 80.
r,,,.vr,nd's Memoir concerning the COM
.n.rcial relations oil the United States "'''
2nIlikoser's Sermons on Education
pemarks Oh Adams Review OF Ames
works.
Macknight on the Epistics, VOL. 's'' w. u W
.orrnr;se,l in s vols. octa'o-pflce " sao-
~cr;h.rs dolls so cts. In boards.
C:utbri.'s Geographical, HiItercal' ana
.crc;al Grammar, inprSVec, VOLS
octave: 1Se works of President Edwards vols
49, :Ts. work. Of DR. Rash, vols. octave.
A;,.worth'. Latin Dictionary.
Brooks Gazetteer
Hu,chinson's Xcnophon.
Ci5son's and Jesse's Surveying
Murphy's acian. ,.. -
R.rlow's Columbiad, vols. lZmo' 49,
American Register, vol stu.
OR, Ramssy's History of South Iaronna'
q vols. octave, boards--price doNs; ~ s.s.
M Subscriptions received oy IA yray
SsE the Monthly Anthology, Macsnishl On
The Epi.tles, and new American DisPeas:s'
cory, all new publishing by ssbssFaption ~ y
sion. -"tl - ~. ! ~.
Esbnsry ~: >.,..
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Ten Dollars Reward.

~ AN AWAY from the subserioer' hving
IL. near Fairfax Court House, on the min
inst a negro girl, named NANCY; about
ierable likely, dark complexion, thin vissgs,
other visible marks about her took WITH
her new yarn frock, striped red and WHIT, as
several frocks ofcalico, new green mushn
sonns, and some other cloathing. ] will give
Ten Dollars reward for securing Her in any
as nj % that setsher agar, and all reasonable
sshsres. If brought home. She mas some con-
n.x;on, in Alexandra and Lessburg' per,
~ sh. NAV make to one Of those towns. :! !
s" S an persons from assisting her on
concsaling or hiyeiDg Of her.
''A Coleman Lewis.
March IL.
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The celebrity of this authors Law
YERT' and" CHILD OF FEELING IN
duccd the publishers to engage in this work.
and withou: detracting from the merits OF the
f., mer. feel themselves justified in stating
that his GLENCARN IS superior to either
I, Is submitted without further recommends
t;on with a wish, that the American review
ers NAV give further encouragement to this
vou,v ren,leman's cndeavors to entortain.in-
s,r,rt and mo,alize his fellow citizens, in o
way sec mingly we'll calculated to attract their
attention. &c.. &c.. q. ..
Feb. 6! ,.....-----
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Il O T / g. E.

AL persons are hereby cautioned q
~ eainstreeeiving an assignment o. ious
;oipt notes of hand, or any Of them, issue
by the subscribers on the I'd day Of feorusry
last. in favor of q certain Hrnry Leish, ssye
are determined not to pay the. sasne, we
contract ON which the said notes orissna.eo
'''n' Anthony P. Cover.
Presley Haney.
M.rsh -. o. z
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MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE,

ToN HALEY
O, will be exchanged tth PROPERTY tn .AeSaa-
- dria or to pieinify,
A Warrant for 6o6 acres of land,
Granted by the state Of Virginia tor Military
services during the revolutionary war. Inns
land lie. in the state Of Ohio, and Is said 70
r. amongst the best in the state. IL will be
sold a great bargain. Apply to =.
' John Longden.
May Is.
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New Tooth Extractor.

THE subscriber has effected an improve
,nent IN the instrument for Extracting tesihs
nv which that operahonis wandered consider I
ably less painful, and more safe, than BY the
common method, and applies in oil cases.i-
!, During some months use Of this inatrs-'
meut, THE only ono except Brufs Paens,
where that viii apply the Jaw has N no M /
stance been injured, nor the gum torn Tor ~
cerated.) -, "a.
Persons who chuse u, attended, at thcal
homes ss usual. Apply lower esd o. Prlaee~
street 70 ss..ssi
1 Intending 70 apply for spasent, y seseos
b seen Cot sxamination Il prssshe E9sf
/. Dscember 80. ~: -
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TO RENT.

THE subscriber will rent the house on
Fairfax street, Alexandra, now occupied by
Mrs. S. Nichols, for 300 dollar 5 a year, pay
able nalf yearly, and give possession on the
HswiII rem. the property commonly called
Jones's Point, the marsh and adjacent hills.
or any part Of them or he will sell any part
OF them, OH a credit o. one, two ant three
,years-For his land on Fairfax and Franklin
streets, he will take one third Of the assessed
value. He offers ior sale 4 valuable GRlSI
MILL on Coos. Greek, In 'ae county o
Loxdoun, iVa.) within half mile Of the old
turnpike road leading to Al xandria, and a.
bout coo acres of Land adjoining the Mil,
great part of whichis we'll covered with TIM
Der.
S. COOKE.
Lcesburgh, Lou1oua County,
March l.
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:Ioleph H. MandeyiIle, g
Offers .jor sale the joAlowiny article,
wholesale or retail. N g
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt &
10000 lbs Green Coffee, IN barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, of excellcntY qua {!
lily in casks SeSa2
1000 New England do. do.
900 bbls. Of Hsrrings, Shad and Maekare%
so tons Plaster Paris II.
20 bales prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds. Jamaica, AntiguA and Dsma-
rara Rum
4 pipes French and ditto Brandy
IS hhds. Muscovado Sugar
SO bbls. do. sdo.diiisrent lalittes
9 hhjx Cameras 8 b - = y.
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II PERSON propsfsy qsaslssS
IN ,the Greek, Lain, md En- +. = VI
,ss.s. o. NM icsny, 4 Gsost9p
80 .;,S Ebersl saeourag cement 10 ~ towns
- n ..rdr;a ifappjisatpn b lselet sddssss.
= lie Prinssr, & .peedl, nafss
4 February n. 81 = e:
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>
Holland and Country Gin = Er.
New Ens land Run in hhds. and bbls:
Peach and Apple Brandy in bbls.
Martinique Cordials, in boxes
2. Loaf and Lump Sugar, Ha.annah Honey
per g,lleu, Figblue. 4
Molasses in hhds. Spanish Fiotant Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter, -
Harris's and Taylor's manufactured To
bacco in kegs, ,.,a .,.
Cunpowder and Shot Of different sizes,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, Pimtnto,
Chocolate Nos. and 3, Mould and Dipt Can .
dies, =, Sr "
Malaga Raisins in boxes,
Pipes in boxes, gross each,
bingham box's, Hamiltons CARROTS and
Leiper's Stuff in bottles.
LONDON and Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c. r5z
A constant supply Of wATEs cnAoxIAs ana
best suplRTIxs yLouR, by retail, and
80 hhd.. OF Maryland and Virginia Tobae-
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Sales at Vendss.
On every Tuesday and Friday.
- WILL BIZ SOLD .....
the Vcndue Store, corner OF Prince and
Water streets.
a Heriss, Of Dry Goods, Grsssr'ss, &c.
Particulars of which will be expressed IN
fbe bills of the day--All kinds OF gooas
, Which arc on limitation and the prices OF
which arc established, can atany time DC
viewed and purchased at the lowest Limitation
ant prices.