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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03
G5iscel!aaeous Selections.
FROM THE COLUMBIAN.

SIS j; TO be furpofcd that our
government are 70 throw the gaunt-
Jet Of defiance AZ the great defpo: of
continental Europe, and prefer hofil-
ity TO A FURTHER SUBMISSION TO
HIS INJUs~Ic AND RAPAclrY f? Nj
We have no idea Of war with
Bonaparte, altho under any other cir
cumitance5 We fhouId be incxcuSa-
Die in not declaring it,
Without having feen the above article from
1dr. Holt, announcing the determr aaticn IF
bis party f0tbe,' - /Sbw't 10 TIE r,sbs,4es,
Asyniag5 and ls5Lafis1l N NIp9ie,n. the Luze-ne
,edersliIt ha' thus pleasantly Pa7ad'ed Tie bsie
;ent'men's OF sn5~E =, and drawn 10 The hfe
aPieture Of the Te'rapin psrfy 10 the GlSed
states.
Napoleon, 70 try rhcrs Te--ap;n fouls.
Now hesP'i on tlrelr backs, his not burning
Goals,
The reptiles jan wiac'd ard a.e,.h'd our ,!.eir
claws,
Then Ruck out their rofe, 10 lock fjr The
caule
They Few twas friend Bony, and cry'd very
we'll
Then quietly funk again TO he fhell
'fhe ordeal again he quickly repeated
But itllI by their fears, his ichemes were de.
feated
and while to-pidity safwerd for f9iri,,
6s6wgsa was conqueh, and fuferings was ner
it.
AND so wa CO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03
LoHDoN. june Il.

Of St. Damiag0 Gen. Rigaud
has been fcnt by Bonaparte to Sc.
Domingo, with view of efablilh-
ing footing or intereR in that H.
and, either by rendering one or the
other of the rival chiefs dependent
on hin BY proffrr Of aliiRance, or
by creating third parry ia oppof-
tlrn to both. Rigaud had arrived at
Port au Prince in april. and had O.
pened negotiation with Potion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03
NIeck & HgeLl.

Was married fome time fnce, IN
England, Mr.. Jonathan Mech to Mifs
iiebo1ah HreI. This is clofe but
rather a cr1oked union. Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

Tie Pape. Letters from Paris, da-
ted the 1T of June, itale thar the
Pope's conhnemenr in the foTtreis Of
Savona had been rendered 70 fcverc
that even the fervants VINO attended
him from Italy are denied accefs 10
him. His holinefs fubIif3 on the
common Jail allowance, having refu.
fed 70 receive monthly fun OF mo-
ney offered him by Bonaparte.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

Such is The fcantinefs OF the male
popu alton IN France, in confequ-nce
Of the CONTRIBUTIONS Tequiite u fup-
ply the armies in Spain, thar at fetc
lately given az gentleman's feat
near Paris, and at hich there were
between 3 and 1900 perfons, there
were only three unmarried men pre-
fent. 1t was reported, on the fame
location, that out of 10000 men
fent to Spain few months before,
5000 were then alive.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

In the late entertainment given bv
the city Of Paris to their Maieities,
The orchehra ia the dancing hal con-
tanned 900 muGcians.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

Such Is the mu,aoility OF hurIan
affairs, that the Empfeis Jofeph.ae.
who few months ago was The idol
or tb1 ParIii4ls, Is nov Is little rs
rced OF fPo<eu Of as though he had
bcen only me-. a isryAa5 in 5ola,
caTte's hoBtchoh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

On the 10th Of June, the Sunday
after the arrival of the Emperor It
Paris, there were attributed to rhe
people Of thar city, at the Elyiium
Fields, I44 butts Of wine. 6.oo
pieces Of eataoIes, and 6o3o lOAycs
Of bread.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-22
(No. ". }

Ertract ofa lette, from Mr.. King 10 me
Secretary Of SsGfe, dated London, .AtirR
6, 1913.
Z" South America must soon pass through
a revolution We have an immense interest
in the event, as well as in the manner in
which it shall be effected. In former let
ter have communicated to you the views
and ihtentions Of England, who will not pro-
mote the revolt in case Spain shall be able 20
save herself from a revolution, and keep the
French cut Of Portugal. And though there
seems little probability tina, this will be the
case, England, since the arrival of Miranda
here, but without his knowledge. has inform
ed Spain. not only that she will not counte-
nance or assist the Spanish Colonies in be"
coming independent, but that she will Join
her in resisting the cndeavors of others to
accomplish it provided that Spain will op-
pose the views of France against her own
dominions, and those Of Portugal. At the
same tire that this communication has been
made to Spain, an expedition has been pre-
pared and the correspondent arrangements
at Trinidad have been ordered for the puf-
pose Of beginning the revolution of South A =
Inerica In this event. az I haze 6ef0re in.
simatcd 10 you, Engiand gviH at Phiiadei-
5AiG cheR hcrSeiftc and aSk sac c1.ehefa-
EioH If the United Sfaff8.-Miranda, who
is impatient with the delays that he expe-
Fierces, AS well as ignorant OF the provision
al decisions of this Cabinet, has concluded
to srnd his friend and associate, MIR. Caro-,
so Philadelphia with a Letter for the Presi-
dent. aud have given hir0 a Letter to iden
,fy and introduce him to YOU Conjestar
jng Tic intentions of France, and IDowing
with precision those Of England, we shall be
the better able in season TO consider and reg
,;late the conduct that it shall be proper for
rs 10 pursue"
a faithful extrac',
j, Wagner, CA. CM. Dsti. STATE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-22

Caro-; but the latter having missed a passage
to the Y. ). in the British cutter. which
sailed from Falmouth for New York on the
2G.h April. aud circumstances requiring his
arrival in : America, with as little delay as
possible, he forwarded the packet to me. A
copy of the translation of his letter to me,
have the honor TO inclose.
Under the same cover TO me were inclos''
ed two letters, enc for Col Hamilton. the o.
Their to Gen. Knox. which forward by this
post to those gentlemen.
am, with perfect respect, sir, your ube-
dent servant.
TIMOTHY PICKERING.
The President ef tie u. STATES.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-22
Il, May 10, 1898.
No. lily

.s
From mr.. King to the Secretary Of STATE,
dated, Feb. 90, 1899.
Two points have within fortnight been
settled in the English cabinet respecting
South America. If Spain IS able to prevent
the overthrow of her present government s.
TO escape being brought under the entire
.yontroul of France England between whom
and Spain, notwithstanding the war, a GER
tain understanding appears to exist, will at
present engage i'll no scheme to deprive Spain
other possessions in South America. But
if, as appears probable, the army destined :
gainst Portugal, and which will march thro'
Spain, or any other means which may be
employed by France shall overthrow the
Spanish government, and thereby place the
resources ofSpain and all her colonies at the
disposal of France, England will immediate
Nv commence the execution Of plan long
since digcsted and parpared for the complete
independence of South America. If Eng
land engages in this plan. she VIII propose
to the Y nited States to co operate in its ex
ecution. Miranda will be detained here,
under one pretence or another, until events
shall, decide the conduct OF England. The
revolution Of Spain is decreed the attempt
will be made and tEe success is scarcely
doubtful. The President may therefore eX-
pect the overture of England, and will,
an persuaded act upon It, under the infu-
ance of that wise and comprehensive policy,
which looking forward to the destiries OF the
new world, shall in the beginning, by great
and generous deeds, lay deep and firm the
foundations of lasting concord between its
rising empires. If possible will bring to-
gether ard seasonably arrange and send to
you, such information as have been able to
procure upon this interesting and very con-
sequential subject; having found oHt and &C
quired the confidence Of certain Jcsuits,
natives of South America, who, with view
to its independence are, and for several years
have been in the service and pay of England.
Ihave often conversed with them, and seen
the reports which they have prepared for
their employers. These communications
throw much light upon the population.
the revenues, the oppression and the tenn
per ADD character Of the Spanish Ameri
cans"
\ faithful extract,
j. Wagner, en-. OK. Deb. StGte.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-22
, ono. I'D
SIR,

The annexed letter of the honorable
MIR. King toyou, will serve as a credential
IN my favor, in presenting myself to you
with the important mission it announces
An unforeseen accident has frustrated my
voyage hence to your continent in his males
TVS cutter, which sailed for New York on
the Goth April last: and combination of
circumstances, requiring my arrival in 5.
America with as little delay as possible ]
have received instructions Immediately to
depart by the shortest route of the leeward
Islands. and am ordered to communicate it
TO the government through the medium of
you, by transmitting the packet which en-
close and which should have conveyed per-
sonal!y. pray you to be pleased to deliver
it into the hands of his excelicncy the Pre-
sident; and Us eventually some answer NAV
be practicable in SO interesting business,
General Francis de Miranda, our compatri
OF, and the principal agent of all Spanish
America I'm union. person extremely well
known, and in particular to the honorable
MIR. King, whose intervention -is,as to both
parties safe and secret, will remain in Lon
don. "a
j also hope you will have the goodness to
receive the first tribute ofmy respects inthe
Spanish language and style, as am unable
TO render it in English, and that you will not
confide the seer2tto Interpreters that are not
known:
Remaining with greatest respect, SIR, your
excellency's most humble servant,
PEDRO JOSEF CARO-.
s y,asg =. seertfary g{
FALMouTu, May 10, 1898.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-22
FROM THE ,N.HTIOW.9L INTELLI
GETCER EXTRA.

FYASHINGTON, MAY TO.
ExtrGcf Of tetfer from Nm. Pinkney
Esg. 10 Il. 65Hjih, Esg. Secretary Of State,
datcd Lond5n, March 81, 1910.
=" On the 27tlf Of November. MIR. Brownel
delivered 70 me vour letters of the 18th,
l4;h and GOD Of the preceding month, and
on the saturday following lad confer
eEce with the Marquis Wellesley, IN the
coarse Of which explained 70 him fully tn l..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-22

To his ErceiLency JoHN ADAMs)
President Of Me u. States Of
dmericQ.
London, this Gath of March, 1898.
No 6--is oDiv triplicate copy of the
foregoing letter from Miranda, which have
marked No. S, with oaly an additional post
script. dated April 2Sth, 1898, in these
words-"P. S. Some unforeseen accident,
in the embarkation of Mr.. Caro-, at Fall
mouth, as well as the changes which hap
pened afterwards in the Spanish ministry,
announcing rather taking of possession, by
the French Directory, than any thing else,
nave compelled Mr.. Caro- TO proceed direct
Iy by the packet boat OF Barbadoes to Tri.
nidad, and from thence to Sante Fee, upon
the Spanish American continent. / hope
that this accident, or the delay which It may
nave produced, will cause no prejudice to
the important affair which we submit to
the consideration of your Excellency and
so much the more, as the documents which
accompany it. appear to me sufficiently to
explain it. Mr.. Caro- is chdrged, moreo :
Uer, IN send fersonS authorized 10 your
Ercet(ency, from tie DomeHt he 8haH ar.
TiUe fH our country.
Ma"
shall add nothing at present, but til at no
such persons ever arrived to me from ). a
mcrica, nor any other communications from
Mr.. Caro-. In my next letter, shall send
you more Of the remaining papers relative
to this subject.
JOHN ADAMS.
Quincy, May, 6, 1910.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06

When Mr.. I.iver,norc concluded, (ha''
past s,x) the motion for indefinite postpone
mert was nesatived by Yeas and Nays. as
.fo!lowss
YEAs-Messrs. Blaisdeil. Breckenridge
Campbell. J G.. Chamberlain, w. Cham
berlin. Champion, Chittenden, Dana. Da
venport. Ely. Emot,, Gardeuier, Gold, Hale
Haven. hubbard, +. Jackson. knickerback
or, Lewis. Livcrmore, Livingston, Macon,
Matthews, NJ Bride, Moseley, Pearson,
pickman. Pitkin, Potter. Quincy. S. Smith,
Stamford, Stanley. Stedman. Stephenson.
S,arges, Swoope. Tsggart, Talimaige. Up
ham. Van Rensselaer,. Wheaton, Whitman,
Wilson'S
NAYs-Messrs. L. ]. Aston, w. Al
ston. Anderson, Bacon. Bard, Bassets, Bibb,
Boyd, ]. Brown. r. Brown, Burweil, But
Ter, Calhoun, Clay. Cobb, Cochran, Cox,
Crawford. Cuts. Dawson. Desha. Eppes.
Findley. Fisk. franklin. Garrett, Gardner,
Gholson. Goodwin, Holster. Helms, Howard.
fluffy. Jenkins, Johnson, keenan,. Kennedy,
Love. Lyle. Marion, Nike, M'Kun, Miller,
Minor. Montgomery, N. II, Moore. Morros',
Newbold, Newton. Nicolson. ]. Por.er,J. b.
Porter, Rea, (Penn Khea. Clean. Richards
koane. Root, Ross, Sage. Summons, Seave
Seybert. Shaw, Smelt, Smile. r. Smith,
Southland. Taylor, Thompson, Turner
Weakley, Whitehill. Witherspoon-73.
| Aud ON motion of Mr.. Smile, the House
adjourned. 81 TO 40.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06
HOUSE OF REPR EsENTArIvEs.

a.. JANUARY Il.
Mr. Jenkins appeared and took his gear.
~ Love presented the petition Of the Orc
sident and directors Of the Bank Of Alexan-
aria, praying for an extension Of tie char
ter ot SAID Bank; also the petition Of the
president AID directors ofthe Bank of pots-
ulac; ard the petition Of tIIe Union Bank of
tTeorgetowD, praying for charters. Refer.
rcd to the committee Of the district OF CoIum-
tia.
fir 4 oVr reported n bill for the improve
nHeht Of rue navigation OF the river Psto.
mac (autnotisiag :, lottery for the purpose \
the OIL VAS tsice read andconniitted to a
tommittee ~ the whoic---52 to ~. The
iiouae ayr ed Ia is being printed--37 TO 81.
RUfTGhE WITH Viz. JACKSON.
Ine Jtt1sc resumed tue diminished bust
Des.
ne tTp'am 1nd Mr. 'Tsllmadec sankc in
~ o: ir''pi'oite possp0icm:m., and MIR.
Aston aYa.3st it.
= mot'oii was made 20 adjourn. at hall
pas tnfce ava GegNiicH
MS LfgrrDa,re Ccwmehntd sreceb 81
fdEW 9t indtIHGc pos.fooeheui, d;,ti,
'hc several GDsnctessiul mUt.5,.s H., a..
j0aru .ngEt we're ,aadc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06
IiHPOR7AN Il RUHOP.

Letters have been received from Szyedcn
to me 81 insf. ,Arefort prevailed at Cor
ten6erg on fhe dn!hority Communications
from Stockholm, that tie four firinciHai
fo7uers Of The Baltie, Russia, Szueden, Den
marx and Prussia, had come TO a dcfermi-
nation 20 close that sea ogainst euery nation,
9uifh the execution IF the French.
London Paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06
SyAsEtNcroN. Jan,

WAsRINGroN. January ;.
Extract OF letter from General Wilkinson
tn u member OF Congress. dated Natchez.
December 9th, 1909.
The indulgence offered me by the FIX
ecutive, tn present myself at the seat Of yo-
.ernment, will prove unavailing, should Ge-
aeral iampton's arrival here be unsea ;ona-
bly, delayed; because Cannot move before
his presence may enable me to devolvc OF,
him the extensive aud complicated com
mand OF his department and l must after.
wards. for the tenth time. commit myself to
the ocean. as the season and my health both
forbid my traversing the wilderness"
The Washington Monuncn. bill has
passed both branches of the Legislature o.
Maryland unanimously. The managers are
authorised to raise 10000 dollars by lo,tc-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06

baltimore, January 5.-A letter has
been received by a respectable mercantile
house in this city from st. Bartholome W. !,
dated Dec. IA, which states that an English
Squsdron sailed froia Antigua destined to
act against Guadalupe; that another was
to sail FROM Martinique to cooperate with
the former; and that fleet of thirteen sail
of the line had arrived at Barbados in pur.
suit Of the French oulon fleet, which the
writer says has not yet made its appearance
IN those seaS..-.Hn1eJicQn.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S0-The So
preme Junta Of Spain las declared war a.
gainst Denmark. One of the reasons is. the
refusal of the Danish government to receive
an ambassador.
ETfrdcf Of letter from HaVarna, dated
Oec. 4, 1909, TO q commerciai house in
.Nezv York
"NoflFn!s is decided on Me subject of
regulating ouT trade. Tie order [irohibi
ting entrance 10. foreign pesscis, zvilh other
cargoes Mdn boards. &c. is unrcfe0ied, anil
UesSeis are daily arrioing 7oikh eli soris of
carSoes, yet are they NOT fftrned eff. neither.
are they permitted TO sell, 6ut kent in a
state Of s"thcnce, suaitiag The orders u our
Governor aud Htendant."
The /oHo7,tng tmhorfant Marine .F,9icIes
are cohiedIrom The BoS.0n PaiiIdjnu Of
Dee. 20, viz:
"Jhe shih Rorana, Sitting, ninety three
days from Batavia, for Boston, arrived ut
q e7cforf on Nfonday last. The eah(ain re
horts. M hefoH27oing vessels elhassed
me Straits II onnda 6hihs MaHdarin. and
Ihdtia, froDi Boston; shi6s Trident, chi.
ncse ana Canton, .Jiom ". Y.--ahd Sidney,
frOm hHiimore.
IN me 5:h ef .fQgnst. me Htanakbha,
from Huston, f1Ssed ne Straits and on
me Esd IF Scftenber, the shif Ehza Gra
efc, from Ne7o York, haosea tie Straits"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06
De6ate to be continued. }
IN sENArE.-Jan. Q.

VIZ Say ara appeared and took his seat.
The biil TO Incorporate religious societies
in me district OF Columbia, was read a Sc .
cond time and ordered to be engrossed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06
CALCUTTA, Sept. 10, 1909.

OALCUTTA, sept, u, 1SO9.
Our merchants are done shipping. cotton
tor England, in consequence of the disputes
between America not being settled. The
China market will do very we'll now. We
have no less than five French frigates out
here; they commit great depreda;ions ;
they have hitherto escaped the English
cruizers. The indigo crop has entirely
failed this season; the whole district of
Jessore. which used to produce 25 to 50, ooO
mds. will not send 500 mds. to market this
year. l know some works that often made
Is to 1900 nds. will not make chests
now.
- The Madras disturbance is all settled
tortunatc!y-it was very alarming thing
and had the officers persisted. the ou,try
would have been lost forever"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06

The Village, Swift, has arrived at New
bedford from Cadiz-passage said to be
short Reports, that the British had been
ordered to quit Spain.
The pilot boat schooner Flash, captain
Ntzhugh,, arrived at New York on Saturday
morning last in 81 days from Cadiz and IL
from st. Bartholomew. Sailed from Cadiz
November 1l,h. The report of the Toulon
Fieet being at sea, had reached that port.
Lord Wellington, the British commander in
chief, had embarked for England two days
previous to the sailing of the Flash, in the
DONEGAL, of "a guns. The report at ST.
was, that the British were
on the eve of proceeding from Barbados to
attack Guadaloupe.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-21
TOfeph Vaudeville,

Corner Of Klns and Fa'5aT'stfeefa'
HAS FOR SALE,
10 quarter chests gunpowoer and imperial
TEA
90 boxes ditto ditto
20 quarter chests dyson ditto
80 ditto young Tyson
30 ditto hyson skin-ef the latest '"h0Tfa-
ho;7s and SUPERIOR qualify.
Is hogsheads and 70 barrels muso0Sao0
sugars
20 kegs madder
10 caskstfst quality 10snen eHs1
s pipes Old London particular M"0sisa
5 ditto line old port
S ditto Lisbon
10 quarter casks SA0''
20 ditto mountain Malaga
On caaes old medoc claret
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-21
] WISH TO Sc Ii

The H0uSe I noD occupy
THE LOT is so feet front on King street
|nnior back lo0 feet, and IS covered WIN
|aah.o Brick Buildings, excerpts slnail s nee
EsI for cutting straw in. On the back ! me n:
|.g IS a ,wo.story Brick Building, 10 oy
klcet, stable tor four horses, wnich WA =
lvy, complete Milk House and Pump OF
|usr, aud the yard is paved On the front
Fire is large two-story Brick bullalhs'
|Eulatsa for a Store and Dwelling, with
(lar 81 feet square, the whole capable OF .,
tanv 500 barrels of -four and has wneel
|somDtetc order for hosting. II IS suolecs
an annual ground rent OF lis 3D. per looe'
he situation,is equal to any IN town ioF .ns
bur and Grocery business. To prevent le un'
|sessary applications my terms are Sfooo'
aehsig to be paid by Christmas the Dial
{ in che and two years.
Alexander Perry.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-21
November 10.
Hrvan Hampson. {

Bryan Hampson. q 20.
Haze Just received and oferjor sale,
10 hhds. and SO barrels first quality sugar
90 do. second quality,
10 pipes old London particular MADEIRA,
pipes and tierces London market aha
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES
20 boxes dpt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy.
SO barrels New England Rum,
40 do prime Whiskey,
10 chests Imperial, Fss
10 do Young Hyson TEAS, of This years
importation,
And selected for family use.,
also, the best selected Flour tor do.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-21
Twenty Dollars Reward.

A BSCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth Of Seneca, about the 7th OF last
month. man whose name is RALPH, 81
years of age, between black and yelIo" Co
lor, nearly feet high, very stout made,
yellowish eyes looking heavy-he has buE
little to say. His apparel was oznaours
shirts, negro cotton overjacket and trowJ
sers. 1t is likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathing. a Tree
negro man BY name Sambo, living on Judge
Washington's estate. Mount Vernon, is his
father, and it is very probable he is therea-
bout or in Alexandria, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward will be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandria Iali'
Thomas Peter.
o,
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5 Iloseph IA. Vaudeville
oEFERS FOR SALE,

IloseDh IA. MandcVlile
\ 0FFERS FOR SALE,
40 t,.sta,s liverpool and Lisbon Salt
~ liverpool Sar,n sacks
% boqsheaas MuscoYado Sugar
als do. do.
: b b New Orleans do:
,ooo VI hest green Coffee in hhds. & bags
moo VT old white ditto
5000 VT. Race Ginger'
IS hogshcads Molasses
=. barrels Whiskey
80 ditto Nav England Rum
80 ho1es mould ai,s dipped Candles
" barrels lIerrings and Shad
10 bales upland Cotton
Ganpowder,
Imperial, L EAo,
tyson, latest imfOrfa'iOns.
IIyson Skin ,c.o
N,de;ra, Port, Iisben, Sherry, and ea'a-
iaa Hines
Ism,ca and Antigua Spirits
Cocuac Brandy
Holland and country Gin
1890 ,a,a,., Of different kinds, shot, Lon
! s M philadelphia mustard, pipes IN box
rr;1;og and wrapping paper nests OF DoX-
49, Sna,;sb and common segars, ped
En- Ne LEADING lines. trace ropes, loaf & lump
IT,, 49, bn,tsr n fskins, pepper, alispice' GIN
man s~, nntmeqs, cloves and mace, alum'
speras, deniiiohns
Also,
Always on hand, best ssserhne fl0ur anu
hackers 4
N 0cinher -
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LANDING,

LIALND1ANS,
And for sale by the subscriber, at his store
on King between Water * Union-streets,
10 chests young Hyson lea,
do. Hyson do. of fresh & fine quals
2 bales Baerboon Currahs
Q do. fine Battas,
50 boxes mould and dipt Candles
40 kegs choice Butter, in small kegs tor
Family use !.
"A tons Plaisler Paris
so reams Paper
Also, IL bales Of Twine, & Windsor Soap
in boxes.
John G. Laid.
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Georgetown, June To-
l. AN DING

From the scAooner foku, from Portsmonss:,
Il hhds. and 10 bbls. n. +. Rum.
and fran schooner Ru5y from Portland, q
sloob Elizabeth, fran Nez05ar5t1b'ft,
70 bbls. N. f. Rum,
100 reams wrapping Paper,
20 hrkins fra quality Butter.
Two hundred Barrels Freight
viii be taken on board Sch'r RUBY, for
Boston or Portland, ifimmediate application
be made as above
Lawralon & Fowle.
October J /