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The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-12
Land for Sale.

TENtiE subscriber intending 70 leave this State
4 in tic course Of the ensuing: month. Offers
to ssll SMALL FARM, ccntai;iirg $50 acres,
more or less, of PRIME lANS. situated in
Newcastle county, Ecl'ware, about three miles
from the town oi Port Penn, nearly !Ae same
distance from ST. Georges, and five n,icst from
Cautwcn's Bridge. Wishing to dispose If the
Land hg:arc his departure, he would make the
terms in,isisg, ;f early application is made to
Dr.. DAVID STEWART. or 10
j. V. STEWART.
Por. Penn April IS, f2o) St. 8.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-12

Crrestsndents ---'' Brutus" unavoidably omitted.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-12

An improvement in rre breed Of sbsep does not
come unexpected from Jacob Gibson. as he has long
tseu the beisveader of party the Eastern Shore.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-12

The republican majority calculated on in New York
,oa moral certainty, viii amount to eight thousand
and majority of thir,y-five members in the assem-
Wy. This tells well
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-01
New Stationary Office.


INFORMS the publick in general, and his friends
in particular, that he has opened small assort-
tent of the most approved STATIONARY, CON-
prisng, among other, the following articles, via.
Paper---loolscap, pot, letter, gilt and black
edged, of the various descriptions,
Qus, from rs to Is cents, per bunch;
Pocket Books, from S3 to 81 each,
pcnknyes, an assortment
Backgammon Tables;
Scales and Dviders;
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax;
Sand Boxes, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Powder;
Shaving Soaps;
Black Lead Pencils, &c. scc. &c.
sesldes variety ofarcles too numerous to mention
aLSO, ron SHE,
l'he Genuine English Permanent Ink, for marking
Linen, and constant supply Of the celebrated three
,lii metack Steel Pens-ail which will be sold at the
Boston retailing prices.--CALL AND SEE.
Exchange and Lottery Ofiicc1
No 1i8, Thamcs-Street, =
Ncwpor,, April 10th, l810)
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NOTICE.

THE subscrihers intend to .corio.
Il mence the Weaving of all kinds of COTTON
CLOTHS, at their Factory in this town. in the course
of ten twelve days. Those parents and eusrdians
who wish their children to learn the Of Weaving
with the Flying shuttle, &c. requested 10 apply
imedately Wages will be given according to tho ir
ages and abilities, and increased they encrease in
the art Of Weaving.
They will Immediately commence Manufacturing
different kinds of twne and lines Uanted,
quautity OF clean FLAX. Applyto
JAMES PERRY, or
July "A. ST EPHEN DEBI CLs.
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DEATH.

Sixty years hence few. very few, who arc now 90
wears of age, will be found ,--what a melancholy
truth! Buta truth It is-a stubborn fact and what
Is still more melancholy many, very many of the tive
actors on the stage of life, at present csy, shall
make their exit long ere sixty years have ro'it IA
way."-Sixy ycars could We be sure of sxty years.
what arr they .4tate that is folda dream, an emp.
" sound, that passeth on the wing of the wind awav
and IS forgotten. Years shorten as man advances 1,
age Like the degrees in longitude mans life Dc
cr,,scth as he travels towards tho oze pr. un,i'
il dwindcs 10 psSnt and vaniscs forever I, nos
sble that Life is of 50 short duration wit Sir,
wears DESTROY all the names the doors il the ci,i
aud tswpsof this a'urshing country, anl place r,,t
Nrs n their stead '-Aias 4 ccr' and most assured
~ So. rhs very lay. before The sun reachcs tho
g ~of tue west, thousands will pass away.
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TWENTY DCLLAhS REWARD

tSERILD from Rose 's-Island on tho
night OF the Sd inst. The following Soldiers he.
ioaslng to the Army of Ihe United States.---yiz 80
AMOS GRANT, apriyate in ;hc kegimssef .4rti,.
e'ts!s--25 years OF age, Brown Hair, Gray Eyes Ci
Complexion, and native of .Soning.on, (C.n } Hia
race race marked with gun powder--had on when he VENT
away round hat, coarse Linen FIook and Trowser,
and SHIRT with a fsed oosom, and took away viii,
BIN large silver watch, with silver Chain, and
gold key. ~"N
NATHANIEL T'8OWN, of the Rife Regiment. :.
oout ofeet ten inches hgb dark hair, dark eyes, and
iair comPex,on, born in Sutton, Horcestar Coupt,,
(.lfass J had green coarse linen rife iroe nd
trowsers, trimmed with yellow fringe.
Whoever will take mp said deslrters and delive-
them TO the Commanding officer at Forts WoIcott q,
Adams, shall receive the above reward, and all neces
sary charges paid
J. HOUSE, Capt. .2rtiAsrisss
Commanding.
Fort Uoicoa, Jaly 5, 1910
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From the Belfast Magazne,-a new monthly publ.
sf cation of great merit
The finest linen yarn ever imported into
ireland did lot exceed 10 or ~ hanks, in the
pound I; whereas one was sent TO the linen
board some years ago, by the earl of London
derry, and another, at a later date through
the Right. Hon. John Foster, of at least Ga
hanks in the pound. About 3 years ago
deposited In the museum Of the Dublin So
ciey, hank of equal fneness and one cut ot
l2l threads, which the spinner, as she deciar-
cd to me, believed to be at least II hanks in
the pound finer. This rests OH her declara-
aion, because it was the first she had spun oi
30 fine thread, and the quantity was so smal
that she had no weight by which she could
ascertain the 6ncness with accuracy.
For the first of the two hanks presented to
the linen board, she was compiimented with
10 guineas /; for the other 20 the only re-
ward she has ever received. However, ami
mated ey the honour more than the value of
this well-earned premium, she has proceeded
in her Improvements, almost beyond credi-
bility. AT this moment have in possession
a hank, which received from her on the
2oth OF last month, weighing 8 l6ths of
an ounce. lie. of the fineness of IS l-2 hanks
in the ID. and on the lst inst. received 4
CUTS, ihclosed in letter, 30 hanks finer.
The greatest spinstrcss ever known spins
hank Of 64i the pound in days Of the
finer staple, she can spin hank in week
wnen the weather is favourable. But the SUI
periinc, i. G. about 100 hanks IN the pound,
requires nearly twice the time, She cannot
spin her superline yarn, except in mild wea-
ther. Frost, high Winds, and excessive
I drought, arc equally unfavourabic. She then
spins her coarse yarn, that is from 81 TO 60
or So hanks III the pound.
AS what have written may reach the eye
OF some who may be incapable OF estimating,
the finencss OF AIMS yarn, from their ignor-
ance of its count and measure, add that each
hank q run equal hank) contains ~ cuts
each cut 80 threads, and each thread mea-
sures Q yards and half.
From the following table it will be seen
that the thread of her yarn, of 81 hanks from
one pound of fax, is in length
1Nics Jar hOies yards
100 6 81 Irish measure.
100 7 English DO.
OF IS hanks,
I56 4 81 2 Irish
I7s s 35 . English
And ios hanks per ID, no less than
2l4 6 o English.
f&gaed) ~ w. STEEL DICKSON.
Roam, Armagh, Feb Is, 1909.
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WiNiam Sfevens,

Respectfully informs his friends, ard The hus.
hex in general.
THAT he intends carrying on the Painting ard
Glazing Business IN all their yarious brsn, he 3
and has taken the shop under the BOOKSTORE cf Mes
Hanton g Rafhboae, corner of.M9rket-sqnars,
he ,olicits the atJent'aNN ~ MS fnendS
and the publick who arc assured that every exeron
in his power will be made to deservethe custom.-
He has on hand and Tor sale, complete assortment
Of PAINT and OIL,
Newport, May so.
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(SELAcTEDJ


EOW summer succeeds the gay spring,
And I'l.oebus more bright dot! appear
With songs too the values now ring,
For Summers the pride Of the year,
fIark the hay-pakers, bow they rejoice
How jocund they spread the new hay!
Each pleas'd with an audible voice
TO repeat the delights Of The day.
The dairy smells charming and sweet,
Aud the milk-maid is blooming and gay
WHO oft simple Roger will treat
With her innocent curds and her whey.
The Vigorous youths too repair
% the stream OF refre h nent and ease;
Aud valiantly venturine h re,
How much it contribu,e, TO please.
,,B,it See how the heavens appear
sSBlack Clouds overshadow the plain
Loud thunder and hghtning's near,
Attended with violent rain.
The swains, struck with wonder and dread,
IN haste 10 the village retire
Each trembling reclineth his head,
10 avoid the swift flashes Of fire.
Yc youths then this maxim pursue,
Make religion your supreme regardy
Thcn whatever evils ensue,
The Almighty viii still be your guard.
His arm will protect and defend,
Will shield you as years shall revolve
He'll watch Der you with care to the end,
When nature itself shall dissolve.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-01
NOIiCE

THE Subscriber having been duly appointed sy
L. the Hon. Court Of Probate of the town OF
.Ns-por., Administrators upon the Estate of
BENJAMIN WHBOUR,
late oi said .Nswpsr Ga,icr, deceased, intestate,
and having given bond according to law for the faith
fi discharge of the trust thereby coIsmi,, % him,
requests all persons who indebted to the estate
Of said deceased, TO make immediate payment, ,i,,
those who have any demands sgains, SAID estate, to
exhibit them to hin.
WILLIAM WILBOU
yuhr
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Whaiebone & Steel-Sprlng
I'D u L rs.
DOMETT & FAIRBANKS,

No. Il, .uarlboro'ssree,, Boston, Aspey for SALE
ELtGANT Leopard ard Eip.
L. skins uitahle for Military Equpage Hogs
SKINS skirting and Harness Leather; Rusgett ard
iack Birdie do whole hides and sides OF ,op Lea
thcr suitable for Beliowstop Chase saddle trees,
Of e,ery descrip ION Girth, roller aIrl scrainnp
webs silk Lashes sadders' serge, and V. dle
silk /; Princess Metal, and plated Harness Fun,tur
in setts elegant Military Bts and spurrs patent
spring stirurps and stirrup Bars large assort-
ment of plated Bits--viz-Coach and Chase do. in
sets Portmouth, Duke, snake, Pelham aud sharp
DO double and single twisted snaffe do Mouthng
do Birdie Buckles and Martingle Hooks Coach
and Gig-Hames full plated and ,p't /; Horse pick
ers and trimming shears patent and common Trunk
Locks Trunk Handles, various kinds a large
quantity Of Whip-thongs, different lengths ladies'
and gentlemen's twis and pocke, Whips coach,
tandem and gig do--sao.'lers' Tools and Currice-
Bars.
MANUfACTURFD
Gentlemen's whalcbone and s,eelspring saddles,
shaf,ed and plain do. withAilis soi and Hog skin.
seats; do with and without spring points do
spring stirrup Bars ladies' do with doe skin and
silk velvet seats military saddles helmets & Belts
BRlDl.ES
Curb Brides, with Duke, snake and Portsmouth.
Bits double and single snafle do.: Nelson Running
do Mounting and Hunting do double and sing
twisted do for hard mouth horses guarded and
Rolling snafAe do.
TRUNKS.
Leather Travelling Cases and Portmanteaus, i'm
proved solid leather Travelling Trunks house do
from to 81 dollars red and black morocco store
do---sadtllss aud Collars, fitted TO horses, and
rasted not to gall coach, currice and chaise Har.
nesscs, made TO any pattern, and at short notice
Second hand Harness, saddles, Brides, and
Trunks received in Exchange for new
Boston. March g. 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-01
EXTRAORDINARY MARRIAGE.

There was Marriage solemnizcd, on the 9th
Nov IN the Parish ehurch of Crosthwaitc, near Kes-
wick at which were present brothers. sisters and
9 cousins; 3 husbands and wives; father, and &
mothers sons and daughters: 9 uncles and 2
aunts 2nephews and . nieces ; aud yet the party
consisted OF no more than persons
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-01
NOIIGE.

HE Subscriber takes this mode Oh
II nforn'ing al those who indebted 10
ann, by book account note, to call and settle ic
same, TO enable him TO meet those who have DC
mands against him he hopes this will be sufficient,
without further notice.
tie carrits on the Black smith business
as usual, in all lis various branches, with neatness
and despatch, at his shop, No. 4, Gross street, where
every order will be punctuaHy attended to- and eveS
ry favour gratefully acknowledged.
WILLIAM WHITE.
N D. Two Journeymen, such good work.
men, may hear OF employ by applying as above
Newport, March 2l.
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CALI AND SEE.
JOSIAH T.. SHAW.

IL IS just received, and offers for sale
l. i on the most liberal terms at his new Station
aiy Office, No il8, Thames-street,
A compiler and eiegsnt Assortment OF
Legal, Commercial, and Notaral Blanks, printed on
supeiour Paper, and tie first style Of the Printing
Ait--among which the foowICr, viz
Deeds, Bits OF Sale.
Powers of Attorney, Snippmg Papers,
Declarations on Promis- Coasters Manifestsj
sary Notos, Blank Checks on the
Do. on Book Accounts, Banks IN ,Ne4gbor,,
Indentures, Bills o. Exchange.
Bills OF Ladng, Seauans Journals, &c.
.9iso--Just received an Assortment OF i,ukpigeF
Of various prices, from IS to 100 cents STATION
AIRY as usual.
" nagers' Lists Of Tie fortunate Numbers in the
7th Glass of Hayfeld Bridge Lo,tey, may be seen az
this Office
E.rchangs and Lottery OEce, no1
No 1l8 Ihames-stree
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Seth q Stephen 1~ates,

MORN their friends and the publick in general
i that they continue To carry on the Painting an,
Giazng business in their various branches at thei.
ald staud 40 4, .lfsarset, they gratefully acknow.
edge past favonrs and solicit the custom Of thci,
friends the publick who, from the neatness and faith
hulness of their work heretofore evnced may be as
surcd that nothing. their part, slx be wanting to
10 the sarae hereafter
Nssrbor,, June 6. 1910.
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THE Subscriber offer, for sale. his
i House and Lot, together with large Coach
House and large Stab, the largest and best in the
town of Newport, situated in Broad-street, few
doors from the State House.
The above property will be sold reasonable, and at
accommodating terms.
JAMES PERRY.
July 1s 1870
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FOB SALE,

FOB SALE,
nN5 new Stage Coach -also,--two Coachessnd
" Harness. They will be sold cheap and on
liberal credit. Please enquire at the Office of the
RhOde-Lslond Republican.
July l8 18,T
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A F A r NJ.

'Tobe Sold, at PUBLlCK AUCTION.
BIZ order .ffie Supreme Judicial Cot By the Sa6scris
Tn MONDAY the 2sth of September next,
lit O'Clock, u W On tke Pre7ases,
Cy fair, If not tie first far day Gtie,,l
ALL inc rlghs, tide ard inieSest, which
WALTER WATSON, late of South Kngstown, died,
seized, to certain FARM (called the Robers Ra.ar.
farm) lying in Boston Mech, in said South Kinsstown,
containing llJ acres of excellent Lard, with Dwell
tng'touse, Barn, SC. thereon, and large Orchard,
OF the best grated fruit; said Farm is bounded
the sea and on Petaqoarscuu river and is vel fen
ced and watercd and well piopoitioned for meadows
pasture and tiilage lssd--.iso, certain Wood Lot,
lying In scu,h-Kingstown, about half mile from
the publiek road and two and half miles from Lit
tie Rest Il containing about 40 acres covered with
fine timbcr-}iso. A House and Lot OF Land contain
ing about S4h Of acre said House isin good or
.der.-CondI,iens made know at the time and place
of sale,
JEREMIAH BROWN ,esrs'J@,;T n.ss,. # %.s..s !. ,.s
souA-Kngstown, Jul, Is, 1910. 1902.
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rOk oSLi,
THE M SITS, spars. Sails, rigging, Stores, &c
suitable for single dccked Big, of 10 or
li5 tuns or high or double decked brig of 100
or 139 tuns.-
For terms, and particulars, ppyt
CONSTANT TABFR.
June g.
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LAKE NOTICE.
GODFREY WEN W GOD,
HAS FOR SALE,

.s On fe ~ So tredSondfe feVW,S
A QUANTITY Of Ship and Cabn.
L n Bread Alexandria and New York Flour OF
the first quality; Molasses BY the gallon coarse
and blown salt by the hushel Ginger and peaF',
ash by re,ail.}s0, Mystick Tyle by the dozen, ana
Philadelphia Brick by the hundred; Hops by the
pound Malt by the bushel or smaller quantity.
Wheat Bran by the bushel; Coal by the bns''el
LiSe1ries, A quantity of Bricks and lyle, made Of
p.pe clav. suitable for for Ovens. Aug. so, 1869
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FOX Sale,

THAT VALUATLf ESTATE,
NO. 1l2, e ll5, Thames Street,
NOV occuEso LAqueS-[ hoS
l. kins e Co. The Lot measures As feet, on
thames street, and 100 on Church street, with store
on IT. The House has nine rooms on Floor, VIII
good Well OF water at he door. For terms ap
ply to
THOMAS ROWLAND
jan }
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PRtN TING,

PRINTING,
TN all its variety. executed with elegance and Jcs-
patch, and ON the cheapest terms possible, at the
'ldcc Of the Rhose. is'ond RqbasEcus
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Real Howard, Admir-.
TO THE WORLD.
a g ATTIC IN.

GONE time last week Mr.. SAMUEL 4
~ JEpsoN, halter, who has carried on that
Business in this, place since last fall, ana was
oy.some thought well of, did send to me IN
supplisasion TO borrow pair of Hat lfohs'
and my knowing what it was to be poor grant
cd MS request, as he only wanted them lot
one day-But, alas! he only wanted them
that be might run of with them; for on the
18th inst. covered by the rogues garment,
Watts, the silent dark, he vanished; and IN
liking his own things did not forget to take
my Irons do this thatwherever he stops,
nose men who work for their money may
nike care Of aim, orif he takes them in af'er
seeing this, they may say they were not de-
ueycd in him, as have been. ] amnot the
only one this fellow has taken in here, bat I
osicyc | am the poorest among them, and
sish 10 caution others.
Edward Langley.
Jaly II. st
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THURSDAY. JuLr 1o. 1870.
NEW MILITARY WORK.
/, 7aa Pub1yaed and for Sale,
At.the Bookstores Of r. Gray, and Lotton
~ and SfeUQYt-
PRICE 4 DOLLARS SO CENTS


Rules and Regulations for the Field Exer-
else and Msneuvres Of the French Infantry,
issued August Isl, Tl79l; and the Alaneu-
vres added, which have been since adopted
fby the emperor Napoleon Also, the Ma
nGuvtes OF The Field artillery, with lnlaR-
try. By Col lrenee Amelot dc Lacrolx, la.e
Chief OF Brigade in the French service. In
three volumes, the third volume consisting
OF plate.
The principal part Of this work has been
translated from l.relch 10 English, by Lieut..
Col. Macdonald, III the service ot his Blitaia-
nick majesty. Col dc Lacroix mas not only
,avaiIed himself Of Alacdonalu's translation,
but has retained the pril.i pSL theories, with
which Col Vi. has enllcnsu MS work, ssPe-
ciaiiy his comparison OF tie lrehcn tacucs
with the prussl:,lh md the principles OF the
different nations VITA Inc L.igllsh; because
those valuable notes are sufficient ior such
comparisons, and are III point Col. ne L.
has augmented luose notes.
rne introduction OF col de Lacroix' work
VIII direct the attention OF the young hmeri-
cans TO the study OF learned tactics, the re-
sui, of experience, and enaDle Them 10 obtain
the preci.lon desirable In the warrior, Tor
thew must be convinced that good officer
forms a good soldier, and that the expert
ence of ages has dc monstrated. That the SOL
der will perform las uuty correctly WheA nc
is we'll commanded.
At the end of the second volume OF this
work. Coz. De Lac roix has added the manGu-
yres of the field artillery with the infantry,
according TO the French principles. 1t lsnot
necessary to lavish praises on the advantage
of moving tMs numbering arm with the same
faciStv ana celebrity as the line. Europe is
now convinced and contesses 1t. lie has adj
ded Plates, which demonstrate those manGu-
vres so essential to the great operators OF
war, and which will enable officers 10 execute
them. .
Col de Lacroix has, Judged it also expedi-
ent to add to .his book some new adopted
marauvres, which have been put IN practice
to great advantage in the face OF an enc my
To enhance the value of this work IS the only
motive could induce him TO augment Its Size.
Junes. -z-----------
The Subscriber having pur-
cbased<the stock OF Jesse Talbot, offers for
sale, st his shop ON Fairfax street, near tbs
corner of King street, general assortment
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, SPICES, &c.
which he can recommend for their PURITY. A
share Of the patronage OF ais friends and the
pu he is respectfully solicited.
Richard Fl. Little.
9Th mo- 2lst.
Orders from the country Will
he secuted ON moderate TERMS, and at a S1lor'
narce. physaci ms and family prescriptions
put up suth accuracy r.,
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE,
a mluable Negro Fellow.
Accustomed to the Sea. Apply 70 sne
Printer. ii.
May 80. ..........-.-
PUBLIC SALE.

FOR SALE, at public vendue, on the Soth
day sof next month, at the premises on
the soath side of King-street, near the
corner Of Fairfax street,
A three story Brick Houle'
60 feet front s, lot 90 feet back, with the prl-
yilege of an alley three ieet wide and extend
ing back Sd ieet-subject to a ground rent OF
one thousand pounds ottobscco aud cask. Z,
One tenth OF the purchase money to De pad
in hand, the remainder in three equal annual
payments, with interest from the day Ell safe.
This property is now in tenure OF jennings
and Sangster, and may justly be reckohed
among the best stands in Aiexandrla
BY virtue of a deed of trust flom William
Hartshorne to the subs :ribers 10 secure Jos
Riddle for his endorsement to the Bank OF
Alexandria.
James Keith,
John c. Herbert.
r,o1 dts
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p. G. Marsteller. v. N.
To[eph II. Vaudeville,

L0let1Ll LIZ kNANAAA~
bss juST RECEIVED y foR s.aA6i
90 bales of Cotton. coa ,ua.t
10 hossheatls Sd and 4th prool-good west
Iniia Spirits
% do Sugar, various qualities.
10 tierces New Rice.
5 hogsheads Molasscs
S do. Copperas.
2 TO- Alum 49,
England Rum.
Hyson Ssin Teas,
Port, Madeira Lisbon, Sherry Maiaea'
and Catalonia Wines.
so barrels of Herrings and Shad,
so blrrcls behring's, pat up with paftlost-s
lar care and salt-petfed
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt'
.July2. -. -
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BRYAN Hampson. q Go.

Havr iustrecti0ed and eyer tor Sale'
N bhds. and so barrels first quality SUGAR
90 do second quality,
n mines old london particular Madeira, !.
/ pipes and 9 tierces London market ana
Is quarter casks Malaga WlNLS'
20 boxes dipt Candles,
: hhd>. eldJamaica Spirits,
/ pipe old Cognac BRANDY,
50 barrels New England Rum,
20 doprirne Whiskcy,
40 chests i4nperis,i,
10 do Young lIyson TEAS, of this years
Importation,
And selected for family use.
!. Also. the best selected Elourtor 90.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-19
PUBLIC SALE.

+,
rrT4fT he sold. on SATURDAY, the
wv slst Instant, at the dwelling house OF
Er.d.ryek fr,dtlt, late ofthe county~ot tair-
CIV. ,ll The GOODS and sCHATILES. OF
SAID Tryd-h ON ). credit of ninety days, .ter
all suns over twenty dollars, Win notes any
approved sccurity--.ll sums under l"e''Sy
dollars Willie considered as cash. = nc Gre Gre.
6itors of said 1rydeu are requested 20. nialis
in their accounts, properly as.then1lcaesd' 'of
settlement, on or before the hrst' OF ,Decem-
Der next; and those indebted are nlose. ear
pestly requested to make immes'ate pay
ment 10
Beal. Howard, Admf.
July 10. e M.
~ b. Atthe same time and place WI! De
rented flr a Term of years, the D"eiiips
House and Lot adjoining.