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~ his ,isA sia Ia, Lo =, :. s7Tse The dssie,, 49,.
peds, a"sbsoct sn DELAY to .,oa la ,enency :,
hs Nn, % get,he GOV, epsts,.ops % 10 i,a'
ES!.s' sro his oLiter ~ .ncht - eotefHme,t
and eonfti. Aud re viii bct,,s.~o"h per Ess o.,
anee, Jun proportion to his industry, his ihu.s---.
and h's n,s. surely then il Is not matter Of in
diRerenc'ho you sent 20 Compress. Nc--lct him
be Rep|icaiA Government will then have friend
10 assis> mn, not -an ceemy TO conend with A
Rcpublic%ill bedevoted heart and hand TO the sue
cess ofouulcrs in administering the affairs of the
country i feelings, his interests hisrcputation, will
all be snrked in common cause with them, and
that cauabe good and prosperity Of The country,
Surelycannot be necessary Go put YOU ON your
guard apst The. misrepresentation of the federal
faction, nle 10 guil you into support or the fcder
Al cantlitss. lock TO the motives Of these cslum-
niators, thcnyou must lie crcdulous indeed TO
put The st faith in their caumnies. Iheir motives
are entn selfish ard interested They are YOUR
cnemicsca,se you possess the power Of the coun-
Try, VIII they want, and they would have YOU take
!, from w friends and give it 10 them. Hence all
their attious abuse of the administration. II cam
no, DC nssssry particularly 10 notice and rcfute
their alletons. Not Of themis entitled TO the
least der Of credit, Cor not one Of them is suppor
ted by thcast particle of proofs. The truth isthat
the press, administration is eminenily entitled 10
yout contnce and support. With perfect in,egri-
~, ti'cy ue abilities rarely 10 be met With. The
President the ablest manof this country, and per-
hapso of hihne. The ministerial departments are
supplied WI distinguished talents, in some instan-
ccs, and ~ adequate talents in all. Our affars
could not tconfded TO aber or better hands.
TO DC csnainued. ft
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NOTES.

See Mr. POter's Speech, December 18th, printed
an the ,cytors .;frru1y of December Goth in which
Speech Mr. Hamil,onis Eulogizcd.
See communication made in the month Of jan
nary, 1888, 70 the Legislature Of .NryIand, by Ls
sx. .'f.rrin, Esq one of the Delegates trorn that
State 10 the General Convention in which he assigns
his reasons far net signing the Constitution.
The Resolutions passed at East Greessieh, Oh the
4,h of March, 1879.
SThs is the plan Of that Constitution proposed at
shc Convention, by Alexander Hamilton WAC v>s one
Of tn. Deputies from the State of .Nsv- fsrk--ae
tl,en aid That Government iormel on this plan,
would be a .ysO.viaC1F in every thing bat tae
name |; and America wanted precisely s"ch Gov
emn.ent All countries ssri in need of a M,naf-
civ, at once 20 keep them in obedience to itse aud to
protec, them from the tyranny and rApAc..y OF tbs
aspiring rich and ss2ricou. few
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SMALL TRUNK,

Confirming articlesof Wenmg Atpayel.
A BOUT 8 vsks since. a small
4 u TRNNK wa. taken, through mistake, from
the house Of MIR. FA,tBAsxs, Et the stone br'dges
s,d supposad 10 have been carried from thence ~
Roston, IN the Commercial Line II @a SNAIL black
Trunk, fastened with Brass Nails ro0nd me tdgcp
with the inia. Letter d. in the centre. Wl'oc'vr
will return the same to Newport, at EowNsESL g.
Hotel. shall be handsomely rewarded : Aug-S.
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In thistown, on Monday morning last, Mrs. CArH.
EnINE DrNNrs, aged So years, the amiabe consort
OF Capt john Deunis.-I Obituary notice in onr pext
On Wcdnesdayrlast, WiLLiAm, son of Dir. Dan
icl u. lloon,in the s,h year Of his age. IL him,
though young, beganto bud forth many pleasing and
proIasing tosens--but alas pale death has frrvor
dsukencdms bright and morning 'u titus all The
fond hopes Of the bcwa,ed PARK nts are withcrcd.
Yet they may look forward with consotaton beyond
this vale of tears, and behold the immortal prs at
rest, safe in the Of his Saviour who has called
him home TO himself 50 Fl. t y,
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lobe Sold, a, pUgLICK AUCTION

On MONDAY, the 10th, Of sepi'r. ncS''
mi s'elocl. a. NJ On NE fr,uses,
rT fur ,seaaser. If NOT, the .fr4t fir aogJ
In ririsae of GecY.~s Of the Supreme judicial CoHrs
Of ne State Of Rho e-Ishlnd, ee.
A IL the Right, Title. AMI interest OF EpwAaD
"A srAsHcpE, deceased, (ircludnr 'ie w'aows
Rryht of Dower) in and unto two LOTS o. LaNns
,,suatcd in Newport, On the street ie-dr'B rom
Wasuer 10 T'rr-r-e'rer'. -
cond...ons made known 81 the time and piece 'f
M.r- >TAN:'o-'-.. .G'-.n:.i,asrtr
THut hs y. s'slAl>L, Ad~'"''''a'rig
Augiss g.
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NEw PORT :
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 8. 1910.
EeprfSentctioes in the l2th Congress.
NATHANIEL HAZARD. Esquire,
Of NEwPoST--ard
NATHAN BROWN, Esquire,
OF JOHNSTON. 49,

~ II is confidently expected every Republican
~ill give hisundivided support 20 this Nomination
Let man absent himself on the day of E'octon--
ont every consider the Election as depending on
his vote BY this means we coifaent;.le major
ity will retain their ascendency, mausrc the attempts
Of aresiiess Fac,isn, who would trample down every
barrier their Monarchicai and am14ioas views.
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~ 5A.sn-. slya, y@a,Ss1s :. y. rsrns.
lss, ilsi' Sd a. iaSsti,,.,.s.,i:.s Sis tsi,,..i.s'ep
orutss,. several large ,n s 81 H"
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A N adjourned meeting of the TAM
LA MANY SOCIETY, or CoLuMprAs ORpEs,
Win be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING nex,a NJ.
sg,ke 18th oftne month of fishes" lat the Co'acii
FIRE OF their Great Wigwam, IN the State House. Pre-
eisely at the going down of the sun.
81 Nv order Of The Grand Sachem.
n WILLIAM siMONS, Sseretary
Season Of blossoms, ~.
Month .f Fishes me osh Aug o.
Tear Of Discovery, 5lo. ) SIX
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az letter. fica, ca,,.,aLY ,, isrEas
,s,s nad several eitAnts Of H o,tH
letter, containing u.ss .neetings,., is ffosi $40
the correctness of which can be relied ON. NJ
~ >..t 80 N, lI'hiiadslpkia CARTE.
Since the patriotick cause has become hopeless ia
Spain, her American colonies have manifested
strong disposition, for independence --Cuba aFpeArs
willing follow the example Of Caraccsss aisd we
should not be surprised il Cuba and Florida form an
Independent Kingdom. .thssissif4m Chronicle.
on Thursday last arrived at Baltimore, the bic
Rising sun, Capt. Rur, 24 DAYS ftvm Carthsgvni,
sailed S0th June Capt. Is informs, that on the l8is
june, revolution took place in Car,hagena and III
governour sent Oft 10 the Havana The whole OF the
business was affected in few hours The old Cove
clnour WIN was formerly dismissed BY the Jun,a g.
Spain chosen by the revolutonis,s TO head thcf
present governm,nt--Thcre was no accounts from
st. Fee The connitlte sitting and forming new
regulations and The merchants had pottoned ia have
the duties imports reduced 10, ten per cen,-and
those on exports taken instantly oh. They profess
allegiance to Ferdinand the VII, but reject the Span
isb Juntas. .it .ss s 1Ax
Capt. fairchild of the sch Caroline, who arrived
at Baltimore Thursday last. in IL days from A'or,n
Rico niorms, that reported at that place, that
twas the intention of government TO send off all
the French lshabitsnts, in the . rs had
been done in Cuba many of them were we'll con-
vaced of il, that they were making the best prepare
ton they could 10 meet the catastrophe with the
least possible injury. ~
IL .
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W Several advertisements, and other aicles o
mittcd for want Of room.
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SALES B7" AUCTION.

TOMORROW, AT TEN O'CLOCK,
AT HENRY Y. CRANSTON & Co.'s OFFICE.
WITHOUT nEsERvR,
10 Pipes Coantry Gin;
4 DO 4,h Proof Spanish Brandy;
Is Chests Tyson Tea
:, BbIs. Coffee
With variety Of other articles,
Conditions made known at the sa'c.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Co. .9vcf'rs,
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To be Sold at PUBLICK AUCTION.
On MONDAY next, at 3 O'clock,
In the Rev. Mr.. + ddy's meeting -hanse.
vT,rIpsE Pews, pleasantly situated N the svsan
part Of said House. ~
Condians made known q; tie time and Place of
..lc Aug. 8.
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

N7AS taken from small trunk in Mrs.
w Bishops house on King street, some
time last week, about Stty Eive Dollars, in
bank notes of the Bank of Potomac there
was one twenty dollar note. 1t is supposed
to have been taken by some person acquaint-
ed with the house. Any person giving infor-
NATION of said money so that the owner gets
1t again. shall receive the above reward, oria
proportion fer any part recovered.
Catharlne Reed.
September "a
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Lear, towards Hamet Caramelli and Cen.
Eaton, vixen they were on the point of pos
sessing Tripoli, has met with the unquali-
fed censure Of every honorable mind. Ge-
neral Eaton and O'Bannon had pledged
themselves to the Elk Bashaw, TO restore
him TO the throne Of Tripoli, or perish in
the attempt. On the eve Of success, when
our prisoners would have been relieved,
and the reisning Bashaw was preparing to
fly, or to make any treaty With his brother
which should be dictated by him when
Hamet was almost ready to re.embrace his
wife and children and when such footing
was almost obtained in Africa as would
have been of great and permanent advan-
tage to the United States Lear suddenly
made a treaty with Joseph price was
given for the prisoners, and ssipulations
were ostensib'y made for restoring to Ham.
ct his family, but it was secretly understood
that the obligation was not positive. The
base and faithless conduct Of our govern
ment towards Hamet was long the subject
of universal execration. The feelings of
Eaton were exquisitely distressing. He
was compelled to violate his promise to
Hamet. The family of Hamet was not re-
stored: and he became penny less forsak-
en- outcast. General Eaton exerted HIM
self ia urging the government at least to
make him some pecuniary remuneration
No. Lear must be protected, and Hamlt
forsaken. General Eaton received many
letters from Hamet, which though they
contained no upbraidings towards the gene
raj, filed him with regret and sorrow. He
lanaented his fate Win anguish, an anguish
encreased by the ostensib iiity of having tor
saken him. 1t is upwards Of year since
information was received that, through the
slrum:ntality Of Consul Davis the family
of Hagnet was restored 10 linn and he in
possession Of the regency of Derne. Gen.
Eaten, when he read the paragraph an
nouncing the good fortune Of Hamet, was
affected with tie keenest sensibility, even
to tears Of JOY. He was relieved from
burden thas had long pressed most heavily
on his mind and far greater was his salts.
faction a. the reverse OF Hame,'s fortune
than that Of BonaParte when his head first
Eel. :he imperial crown.
The papers do not state by VIVA. means
Decor Davis succeeded in procuring the
reconciliation Of the brothers: but his ex-
ertions merit the highest applause. twas
Lear's duty to have accomplished this but
of his efforts we hear not a word. 1twere
desirable that if possible full deveiope.
ment might bc had of any agency Lear
might have had in destroying letter from
Washington to Jefferson, and the answer,
relative to the lette, OF MazZei; the reason
of Jefrrson's SO suddenly taking by the
hand one of the family OF Washington
and the argent cause of Lear's hastily con-
Guiding treaty with Joseph Bashaw. Time
msy yet unfold the whole
Capt speake, of the brig Ann, from Got
tcnburg, lat. ~ II, long. 40 8, spoke Ju-
ly 20, brig Abby, capt. Bowers, of Boston,
from Portland, for Liverpool, II day, out,
all well. Goth August, lat. 40 40, long.
e. so, spoke ship Marquis de Someruelos,
CLa..iler from Salem for New Or
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cl,ranrsta DstIp 6a,itfs.
THURSDAY, SEPT. IS.

'na' - If his letters, has, in late Enquirer,
wiody & wordy effort, addressed let
~, % Mr.. Jackson, in such stlle Of Tom
~ ,nb rarefaction and rage, thar, were not
o;oister's departure already determined
!. doubt the giant pen of this potent scr'o'
a,.r would occasion his immediate Hight
r.. writer begins thus" Ere the last
-, oftby countenance shall beam upon
chores Of America &c" When the
LING keel cuts US off forever from the
.;.s;onary of mischief, the heart feels a
.,.b Of pleasure which it is Impossible to
.o,,ess.' Such inflated and inapproPrl-
.,s language invariably betrays the tyro IN
,omDosi.ion, of green taste, or the lncorrl'
,ibl. impotence of confirmed stupidity.
T.b.r Ames used to declare that he could
almost ever discover Vrginian by the
homb,st and certain peculiarities OF stile.
A piece appearing some years ago in Phi
I,arnhia baDer AGAINST ;he Washington add
m;ns,ra,ion, Nil. Amos told Edmund
Randolph, then secretary OF state, he might
res, assured, from the stile. that it was the
croduction~fa Virginian. Mr.. Randolph
thought otherwise Blu: some time alter
h. discovered who the author was, when
Mr.. Ames's opinion was confirmed. The
teuiarkis far from applying exclusively to
Virginia, but in that state more than in any
other, the class is very numerous OF those
writers whose knowledge is quite circum-
scrib-d, but whose vanity is unlimited
who read G,bbon, to pilfer inapplicable
pomp, and study Jupius to purloln phrase
oloc,. Deficient in most of the requisites
for fine writing unasslsted by talent, taste,
fancy or discretion they strut with al the
parade ofyerbal magnidcence, and intellec-
tual imsigni6cance. They also imi ate
imi;ators. "Cuytius," in his letters to
general Marshall, labored to polish and ag
grsndize his stile but there was mind 10
his matter. His followers are mostly ma
teriaEsts. They have the foam and the
foth, without the spirit; or what the brew
ers absurdly cali body.
"Yol Rs1u from Washington" says this
powerful wordmonger, where your dig.
n''yit seems was in danger, and yet you
consented to accept of an ASYLUM in New
York. Miserable evaaer .".>-Surely bis
dignity was more in danger among the
mObocratic demos of New York, than
II could have been with the citizens of
Washington. But this was an evdsion
What does the man mean by evasion -
Repetition is one OF the beauties of style,
"S'H months ago your sovereign pledged
h'sropal ward to Mr.. Pinkney to recall you
We supposed Immediately. For SIX
f'5aths has lis royal uvoyd been belied. For
SIX aonths have his professions of friend
snip been retuted by the presence of a dis.
earded minister among US. The Marquis
wellesley gave no promise of immediate
recall Nor was he obliged Immediately to
depart if recalled.
Never was an administration more COM
Pe'eiy frustrated than ours has been by the
diplomatic department of Mr.. Jackson
'oSywsrc in all probability determined
previous to the commencement of discus
son. to ind some pretext tor breaking off
Tue negotiation. His inaexible and ne
ScSSarV fhnnol ~.
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n O T / C. E.

THE copartnership of Korn and Hfsenfi-'
ler is this day dissolved-All persons having
claims are requested to render their accounts
for settlement, and all those indebted to the
firm are likewise earnestly requested to come,
forward and make payment.
John Kcrn,
Jacob Wilemlller:
September H.. st
Fifteen Dollars Reward.
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New YoRK, Sept. 8.

The ship Ann, Pendergass, 81 days from
France, for New York, was spoken with
at sea on the Sd inst. Gin lat. 40, So, long.
CT, 3o) by captain Swaine, of the Expert
ment, arrived here yesterday and letter
from Mr.. Barney. owner of the Ann, adj
dressed to the editors Of the Mercantile
Advertiser, put on board the Experiment..
The letter states, that the AhE has 80
passengers in the cabin, Mr.. Lee, late Anne
rrican Consul at Bordeaux, Mr. Charles
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"A writer in the Rhode Island American
says, sit is upon the good sense of the peo-
pie we must rely for the preservation OF Our
liberty" Frail support: the article is diff
cult to be foun1, and the democrats have for
hidden its being brought into Office, where
alone it can be efficacious.
The Enquirer complains bitterly of the
dearth of talents in the Virginia legislature,
and mentions one of their senators who tho't
the legislature of that state laid the embargo.
There is no wonder that the members Oh their
legislature are ignorant they read the En-
ouirer: Men of the first talents, respectable
lity, knowledge and virtue, are federalists !;
and having these qualities, SO inconsistent with
democracy, they are Systematically excluded.
Men in general of the democratic class, VINO
regard their reputation, feel ashamed to DC
brought forward with Tom, Dick and Harry
the ninny hammers who compose the MAJOR"
ity of both houses: some few however, OF
talents and roguery, having no other road
by which to rise to eminence, prefer the dis
Grace of being member of that legislature,
to the modification of total neglect and OBJ
security. --..---
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vol X.l'

- Sales at KsSdEe.
- rvery Tuesday and Friday,
- WILL BE SOLD
me Vendue Store, corner OF Prince ana
Water streets.
i Ysriss, Of Dry Goods. Groceries, &C.
1,an.;cnl,rs of which viii be expressed IN
|. s;s,s &c the day-All kinds OF goods
as:sh arc on limitation and the prices OF
Es;ch arc established, can at any ume os
;.yed and purchased at the lowest haltasioS
|aa prices.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, win sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, | miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
ny, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
IN healthy, agreeable neighnorhood, con-
tain;ng about 47o acres, on which, Is conVe-
nient dwelling house, large enough Tor gen.
teel family, together with all the outhouscs
suitable, all new or nearly so; an orchard OF
apple trees Of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit uees, aproportion OF I'M
proved meadow fcy the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son Inclined to purchase may know the terms
BY application to Mr.. JonN DuLIS, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
es;ses.
E, Dulin.
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The Subscriber

The Subscriber
Aqs received the .foAowing articles
New Orleans aud st. Croix Sugars of the
first quality q
Mississippi Gotten Of the first quality
Cogniac Brandy, st. Croix Rum, Holland
Gin
London Particular Madeira)
Sherry 's WINES 10.
Lisbon
Superior Claret in cases
Imperial, y I'D. 49,.
Hyson,I
Hyson Skin. '1
SouchonS, &
Dohea ...
Best Green Coffee in bags and barrels
1uDpowder
Pc. Patent Shot, from B. B. to Ne. 9
Mould Shot, i l.. and S 5. G..
Salt Pctrc, double refined
Spanish FIotant Indigo
Copperas Of sc LIST quality
Fresh Nutmcgs
Pine,to a,stt black Pepper, -.,-....---.
DEM Johns, ..-.... ..
With general assortment OF CROCE
RES, and rs usual, old Jamaica Spirits
Peach Brandy, and old Port wine IL bottles.
The above articles will be sold very low by
the wholesale or retail,
TO RENT,
A convenient and we'll flushed BRlCk
HOUSE, at The upper end Of King street,
James Sanderson'
Nov d
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LANDING
From the sloop Ranger, Captain Campbell
and for sale by
..... Lawrafon and foWle,
80 tons Plaster Paris
30 barrels New-England KUN
loo kegs Salmon
4 chests Hyson Tea
80 coils Grass Rope
5000 yards Tow Cloth
SO casks Goshen Cheese, OF superior
quality.
IN STORE,
80, 900 weight Green Coffee
IS hcgsheads and 20 barrels MaseoSaoS
Sugars
10 chests Young Hyson Tea, OF sIPe~
rior quality.
so cases Florence Oil, IL bottles eash
100 bolts Ravens Duck
100 reams Writing Paper.
80 barrels Tanners Oil
: casks Sperm Oil
4 pipes 4tk proof Alicant Brandy
puncheons Jamaica Rum
goo barrels Mess No Sc No. Baet
SO barrels Prime Pork
$50 boxes Brown Soap
casks Timothy Seed
so boxes Cod Fish
SO Do. No. * 8 Chocolate x
10 barrels Salmon
10000 lbs Soal Leather 80.
80 packages Shoes different quahuci-
80 casks Bellona Gunpowdcr
| case German Checks
WANTED. -.
1000 bushels clean Rye, tor wfiea sses-
will be given.
Apply as ap9zsa
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ADVLcKTISEMENT.

BY virtue Of deed oftrust from John
Potts and Eliza his wife, to the subscriber,
will be sold, at public auction. on the preTr,I.-
ses, on SATURDAY. the 3oth day OF this
instant month December, sundry pieces or
parcels of GROUND, situate and lying on
Queen, Water, and Upion-streets, in the
town of-Alexandria, plat of which will be-
produced on the day of sale, when the tsrms
Of payment viii be made known.
Ludwell Lee, Taj9ee.
December 8. dts
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2678..
ROSE HILL. FOR SALE.

This healthy, beautiful, and well improved
SEAT is now offered for sale;
It contains 400 acres, $50 Of which arc in
wood. holland is better adapted to tic use Of
PI,ister oil Paris, and there is some very yala-.
able meadow land upon it. ~
Forterns apply 10 VIII. Foota, csc. upon
the premises, or to the subscriberll Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, jun.
September ID. So d
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MONDAY. JANUARY I, 1870.
Tofeph 1T. Vaudeville,

Z II y
Offers far sale the tollozo;ng' articles, by
r. zDholesale or retail.
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt s
10000 lbs GreensC Coffee, in barrels and bags
S 5000 Goshen Cheese, of excellent qua
lily in casks ~,
1000 New England do. do.
900 bbls. Of HerriRgs, Shad and Mackarel
so tons PLASTER Paris
20 bales prime Upland Georgia Cotton
10 hhds Jamaica, Antigua and Dema--
rara Rum
4 pipes French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscovado Sugar
SO bills. do. do.diifercnt qualities
hhds, Coppcras
Gunpowdcr, ...
Imperial, .t..... ...
Young Tyson, TEAS .
81 = and T.. ..
Hyson Skin,
Madeira, K
cIsso;, and WINES,
Catalonia
Holland and Country Gin
AVG" lNuII III RA'iS e'Au SSiSe
Peach and apple Brandy in bb!s.
Ma:tiHicue Cortlials, in boxes ...
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Havannah Honey
per gallon. Fisbiue,
Moasses in hhds. Spanish Flotant Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter.
Harris's and Caylor's manufactured To-
bacco in kegs,
GlEtrJowrf1r arsc, Shot OF IL tftrcrtt aisoo,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, Pimento,
Chocolate Nos. ! and 5, Mould and Dip: Jan
dies,
Malaga Raisins in boxes,
Pipes in boxes, 2 gross each,
bingham box's, HamiItun's CARROTS and
Leiper's Stuff IN bottles.
London aud Rhilsdolphia Mustard,
Writing ind Wrapping Paper
DHa Cords, Leading Lines, &C.
Also,
A constant supply efwtrtR eaAeHsHs and
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80 hhds Of Mary land aild Virginia TObas-
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Notice IS hereby given

II the Stockholders gj'tht Bank Of Onerdnd'fn,
TIA 7 an election will he held at the court
hcusc in this town, Oh the third Monday lii
Jan4ury lext, for the purpose Of chrsins nine
Dire, tors Eor the ensuing year agrecably 10
charter.
BY order Of the President ana Directors,
Gu>dcn Chaplin, Cath.
December l9. cote