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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-06

~ ~ Ss'iiASN AAe'Nt oISli lHaiiJ IiOOllS,
Twas preparing some medicine at a
table, While male child, just able
to talk, stood pratling near the pill
low. | will go to bed with mama,
said the child. Your mama, my
dear is very i'll, sobbed the son.
The child would not be restrained.
o! mama, why don't you speak j?
it is your little Frank. How will
tscold the doctor man, he has made
my mama sick-let me kiss my ma.
ma when she was well she used
to smile and call me her good little
boy-now she looks SO sad and so
white-she don't smile now, added
ne mournfully. At this simple but
heart touching effusion, those pre-
sent burst into tears. 1t was not
the cbstrcperous gust Of thought
less despair which evaporatcs in
sound, but that tender indefnable
sensation produced by sudden
impulse of heart too great for ST.
lenct, and is refined by tears. Il
seemed to re-liglt the vital taper
which burned TREMENDOUSLY in the
expiring parent; she opened her
eyes. My child, said she-an aw-
tul silence prevailed--my children
Your mother leaves you III a few
moments; all before me is dark,
nor can | presume to foretell my
future destiny. The hope | have
in the First Cause gladdens my dy-
ing moments to Him alone / re-
sign whatever part of me may sur
vivc this wreck of matter: He will
do with that part whatever ne de-
signed when he formed it; nor can
the supplications Of a worm alter
the Eternal will | could there
fore depart without a sigh, without
a fear; but ye helpless, friendless
orphans, where will ye find anotl-
er parent? In the great wilderness
Of the world you will be lost, or
savage man will devour you. This
good woman, who has shared my
better days, will not desert my chill
dren when / am no more. She
ceased. The silver cord was about
to snap-the invisible fire was a.
bout extinct, and natures finest
production was about to become a
mass Of inert matter, The young
est boy, who with a brilntul eye
had been attentively contemplate
ing the pallid visage Of his exFir-
ing parent, exclaimed, mama, give
your little Francis one more kiss
twas too late----sile cast a look Of
maternal tenderness on the child.
sank on her pillow, and expired.
| This fine woman, beautiful ever
when encircled in the chilly arms
of the omnivorous tyrai1t, narried
early in life the man she loved
They were not wealthy; but has
enough In a state Of uncommon
serenity they passed several years
till fate snatched away the hus
band, who was slain in a Duel
This melancholy event hastenee
her dissolution, and she died OF ;
broken heart Thou fend il
human shape, thou advocate TO.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-06


THE following correct and beautiful picture O
the approach of morning is from Roses pocr
entitled the +" TIE Red King."l
BUT now the mist hung thin and low,
Or drif,ed DER the moor-land slow,
In many curling wreath:
His whistle frs, the plover blew,
Then sharp and shrll The black cock crew,
And happ'd along the heath.
Thin amber clouds bespoke the prime;
These chang'd to red and in less time
Than can tell the story,
Through Dear-Leap's grove of aged oak,
And Langley's shaaowy thioke,s, broke
The Sun in all his glory.
And with lusty roundelay,
The throstle welcomed in the day,
And, towering from the lair,
The skylark from his feathers flung
The develops, mounting as he sung
His maths in mid air.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-13

70 Published ~ Thomas Richie. nearly OBJ.
fosite fhe Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
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be considered annual su6sr;beys must hereafte,
desgndfc it at the time of subscribing, otberzr;se
fheir papers tuiN be discontinued a. the expiration
o;r fhe first year.
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
A FEW COPIES OF
Fulton's Torpedo w ar.

T>RESH CLOVER& GARDEN SEEDS
E FoR SALE by the subscribers, at their new
Medicine Store near the Market Bridge, guam.
tity of CLOVER SEED and a general assert.
ment Of GARDEN SEEDS, consisting in par,
of early and late Peas, do Beans, do. Cabbage
do. Turnip early Radish, Lettuce, Parsnip, Beet
Carrot, Peppergrass, Simblins, &c. &c.
Also, Medicines. Drugs, Paints, Dyeing
Drugs, &c. &c.
VAIL q ROGERS.
February 10. 2awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-13
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
A New Theory,

The DIURN.dL ROTATION OF THE
EARTH:
Demonstrated upon Mathematical Principles,
from the properties of the CycIoid and the Epi.
Cycloid.
WITH
AN APPLICATION OF THE THEORY,
TO the explanation Of the various Phenomena of
the Winds, Tides and ofttose Stony and Me.
tallic concretions which have fallen from Hea.
ven upon the surface of the Earth.
e., BY JOHN WOOD,
Author Of Elements Of PERSPECTIVE, friat-
ted in London, in 1899.
December IA.
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I RUsyxA-sS TURKEY.
; PREsBuRc,@ Aprii II.

The Grand vizier's head quarters were
still a. Schiumla in the beginning of this
month, "A, Constan'ino2le, as well as in
the Turkish army, many English officers
had arrived from Malta. The Grand Sig
nior, ,Mahmud, assisted almost every day
at the deliberations of the Divan. The
preparations for opening new campaign
AGAINST the Russians were carried on in all
the provinces of the Turkish empire with
THE Turkisi, aeet in the pcrt,of Constan-
tinople was ready 20 sail on a cruise sato
the Black Sea.
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10 tie Admirers Of the French
LGTguGge.

TIME French Journal under The tile Of
HEMISPHERE; appears every Sa-
turday afternoon at Philadelphia, in rar-
spblets of J 8 pages, in two columns, nlargc
octave, printed with ahandsome tyre; aid
. conducted with care md impsrtiality
sL'Hemislaere binds itselfto Publish facts;
and the most interesting articles, as may be
seen by the numbers already published,
which are deposited attic Cffice of the A.
,iexandria Gazette, where tie hamirers Of
the French Language can subscribe. they
are requested to make application In medi-
sately and to- give their support tosa journal,
which las need of encouragement. The
price of subscription is Ten SD0llarsper aan.
payable in advance
June Is.
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In COM MON COUNCIL,

.tJyNE IS, 1910.
C&dsted,' That Council will SET as Cburs
of Appeals on.the Io,h;Il1th and 18th DAYS
of July next from the hours often o'clock,
"A. NJ. until two O'Clock, p. Al. Of each
day. The Assassoi's Books may be exa-
mined a. the~house> Of ,Rmkard>l ,srcis, at
the corner of'KinS and Wa,hington-strcets.
until the said Court, and notice isehereGy
.gipen, tia, no appeals will3besheafd after
the said days.
E:xtrect Tom The 'n;na'es,
ADAM LYNN, &c. e.
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BANKS OF TEE ELDE. Ntay

- 171H7>N7 q I IL 11--1bI a'lUY Fl
Private letters lately received from Bor.
deaux in some comInercial cities in the north
of Germany, speak Of some serious reyers.
es that have btfalIsn the, French in Spain.
Some say. Mortier and Ney have been
taken. Other private letters fro m
m ost PATS confidently state, that count
Metternich's negotiations have for their OBJ.
iect the. dismembering Of Turkey which
seems TO be resolved upon. Several ships,
direct from Bordeaux, and laden with wine,
are lately arrived in the river Elbe with
French licences.
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Ns1es from the Kmgdoa'. .

His exccilShCs1 Afo'A AsasAs0'"9 NsstJ, =
.,.ss,h of April, ordered the vanguard,
sus . ,he direction of Brigadier Dan Jose
q :. M.n.s,s. 70 adYancetor the purpose ot
sssseornoisrriug more closely the position OF
i. enemy, who was besisging Astorga.
"a ,bs same day the troops Quilted their
ro.;,ioas and lay that night at Rlego and Its
r;c;o;ty. On the 18th they advanced as lar
:. FoncebaIon, and the light troops 10 Ra-
h,oal La Malaronga and Anlinnela, Inc
Marine sharp shooters drove back party
oe%Frrrch who were in ambuscade. On
,s,h they were attacked by 200 horsemen
and .sute infantry of the enemy, whose ire
,bey sustained with gallaniry, causing them
.snr loss; bur apprehensive of the. aP-
rrosch Of superior forces they re,ired. he
roads were rendered impossible by the
snow, especially Cor artillery wherefore
On ths same day Cen. Meneses retired to
Rieco, and from thence &c his former post
ion. in order TO procure cloathing. The
Filth Company of Riherc, with another OF
Marine, had A skirmish with the enemy at
Fon,ria and Bitorrsos. The scouting par !,
ties from Ribero on that day regaled them
selves with the Frsnchmen's provisions,
and afterwards Set fire to theis huts. 5, 80. &
hi the Kingdom OF Jaen, a great many
companies have been formed, and sharras
she cue nv very mich, Some OF them have
intercepted many wag gon loads OF plate and
brandy, and several droves OF ca.li..
q Tie French in CatSlcniaf desert IN such
numbers, that scarcely a day passes but
from so 10 100 Of them JOIN ourstoyces, and
eaohof Them is immediately rewarded win
200 reals of Vsllon.
The defenders soe Ciiudad Rodrigo, re-
solving not TO be inferior IN glory to the he,
Joss Of ,Saragossa and Corona, are anxious
only for opportunities of sestifying their pa
triotisn, and accomplishing their wishes of
exterminasing the French legions, In the
salies they made on the $soth' pril and. the
is. inst against the forces thastappeated be-
fore that place, they Succeeded in driving
them lrombefore their walls, with the loss
of 100 killed and wounded, taking at the
same time some prisoners and many artl-
rles. II is vetv probable that in consequence
Of the movements of the anglo Lustano ar.
my, the modern Vandals have rriinquish-
ed the idea of>layiHg siegean form TO Civ
dad Rodrigo and that those have retired
as il is reported, with precipitation two
DAYS after their entry into ;Astorea on the
s2d ult. 1t IS added that the garrison OF
that place succeeded IN sgersing its escape.
= 49, = - 4 . - q
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Word thatst was British properly ID 4 IL

Word tf,ssit was British properly ID 4 IL
censed vessel--
II the French burn our ships upon the
high seas,go to your federalisss for'the rea-
soI--
If our seainen are fed upon bread &swa-
ter in French dungeons, charge all 70 the
federalism
Ifthe.msrquis Of Wellesley is too months
ic producing an answer to accommodation
from Mr.: Pinkney, charge the delay to.she
fsderaiists--
If .hesDue de Gadore refuses or neslects
TO give any ;asdnisWer at all to General Arm
strong notes, hay the sdiam upon federal
intrigue
Ifshe .dministratsiiod6s choose to abandon
their own ground and are guilty of contra
diction, folly and absurdisy,, blame the fs-
deralats--
IF a party be entirely out OF power, Fay
upon that party all the faults Of the partyin
power--load the federalists--
If Mr.. Madison and his friends DO any
thing right give the credit to the democratic
I party who . WELD the destinies of .Ameri-
ca" but if they do any thing wrong, charge
i.totshe fede-alisss, who have nothing to do
with the actual administration of affairs, and
who are Svo:ea down'by ~tfihRphant ma
joFieies.''
Ia wf1atS eontition is federalism Fit has
not one word to say in the final arrange
ment OF our government affairs, and yet-i it
has to bear allthe loads of contumely,, inef-
fciency and aosurdity that have cnaracte-
'rised TIE acts of administration aar years
past.
Quere Tor those Who ar: acquainted viii,
fuxons, or know any thing abou. the idtfg-
raj quantity. sstssow many false charges and
absurd Titnputasioos resolved into lying pa
ragrap hs and columns of abuse, does it re-
quire to MAKE Jap one plain truth !--eharI.
Cax.;er.
The President Of the United States left
this city on Monday, on 4 visit to Mdntpe:-
,ier-Aatianei IntelGgente,.
The repor, from Boston paper, Of an ar.
rival at an eastern port from England, with
advice of new order IL council, declaring
France and her allies in state of blockade
is contradicte ID. I. Ga2.
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N OFT C. E.

THE subscribed will receive proposals in
wiring, until'the 18th instant, for furnish
ing OIL, and keepmg'in repair the PUB
Liz LAMPS, for one year from August
NEXT.
1AlAMsLYNN, &C.
Inlu 2
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EMIL aDELP HIA, aly 2.
Tctest from Span.

:. noI;teness of captain Fleming OF the
= c. arrived at the Lazaretto IN
shP !. from sCadiz, I've are indebted ios !.
q us ions Cadiz Gazettes TO the 2lst OF
|lfs Va ~ DAYS later than heretofore receiv.
N,as W. have made few extracts, and
led 4 continue our selections in future
re 4,S. Camilla left at Cadiz, May 2ist. brig
J. IA, Quail, tor Philadelphia, IN q tsw
SauuaSh r,c Amphitrite, Maxwell, ot 90.
y ~ I.,,a,iol unknown. Spoke nothing.
Fss4.ce,iatca }far the Frsrnan's journal.
cADrS, May 20.
IS Ns,y,S firm The kiqgdoa,
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SHIP
CLE-ARED,

CLEARED,|
Schooner Hiram, Rutherford, Boston;
by Lawrason and sFowle and o1hers.
Schooner Hornet, Dade, Campeaehy |;
R. Young and James Sanderson.
Brighton, Stevens, capPsaehy;sJ ames
Patton. -,
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aIsranDria Dailp 6asettf.
THURsDAE JULY u.

11zUNSD.AIt July
Il would appear BY The pitiful winnings Of
the National Inte.ligencer, and other demo-
cratic papers, that We were actually betrayed,
duped and bamboozled, but who will believe
lit Have not the Democrats told US what
conduct we had to expect from England -
Did not the Federalists, ten thousand times
over, forewarn us what might be expected
from France! And after all these warnings
for Mr. Smith to come forward and say we
are duped and betrayed, is really paying
very poor compliment to our rulers--to say
that they were ignoran. of what every man,
woman and child, who reads newspaper,
knew long ago, is contrasting, we presume,
rather more than was intended.
The late conduct of France has given
death blow to the French party in this coun-
try--none but the immediate agents of the
tyrant now justify hirn-the great body O.
the Democrats, and we rejoice to hearit,
express a proper feeling at the visainous
treatment we have,recoived: The imported
Editors are almost the Only persons who come
forward to defend his measures, yet a little
while and they wall be considered in The same
light as the tories otthe>reyolution.
q fs
MIR SNowoRN,
IT appears from the advertisement
of the Pos, Master a, Baltimore that the act
for establishing the Post-UHice directs that
Letters should be delivered on Sundays and
in consequence Mr.. Burial has given this In
formation to the Merchants, and that his
office will be attended at suchf hours --
AS such an arrangement must be desirable
to the merchants in town, it is expected that
our Post Master will make a similar CONF
munication forthe benefit of the public.
The sloop Unity, Hand, from hence, has
arrived at Philadelphia in days.
From Gott.nbnrg'-By the arrival of the
ship Ceres at Boston, from Gutenberg, We
learn that new DEGREES had been issued by the
king Of Denmark, which, it is said, are more
| favorable to American commerce than those
which before existed.
The crimes efMe FedereHsts The de.
mocratlc prints labor with all their might to
make out a sort Of proof (and no matter
what sorD chat all the evils that have fallen
uponsthis country, or all that ever will hap"
pen to it, owe their origin to federalism.
! IF the United States have sunk millions
ofdnllars for tue sake of such things as gun
boats, nobody but the fsderatists are to
blame
! If we have paid more millions 10 support.
an army that was afterwards buried in Lou
/ isiana, the federalisss are to btarne--
/ Ifthas thing called embargo, set the go
ver1ment about the business of borrowing
money to make up the 'df6 1t. of the reve.
nue, the fedrralists.are; tohlame--- !,
If the planters crops have fallen Fifty
percent in value, the federalists were the
/ cause-.-
! IF TIE merchant Iooses all that he sends
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April 90.
Valuable Lend for Safe.

rN ru,.uane. Of certain DEGREES OF enc
= xorshipfuI court Of Fairfax county we we
=. SUBSCRIBERS, commissioners in the . =.
S tne mentioned, win expose public .a a;a
Is ,Ss house Of Charles ]. Love, Esq !" M sa.S
s ~ ,nr on Saturday the 18th day OF May
r c.xs IL fair, il no, the next fair day,
"'>' Sundry Trails Of Lana, H..
..;.;.. ,oye,her eleven hundred and nine,
s conn and an half acres, situated 10 the a,s
teen sn of Fairaz, on the waters Of Cub and
S T's,i;sk runs, on the old turnpike road, ana
sn ,n,s known BY the name Of Salisbury
S Or ,hsss lands there are valuable improve :.
mspls-T The terms Of sale viii be ior sss =
A'0' Charles Tyler, Jun,
Humphrey Peake 5.
Apra7
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ROBERT GRAY,


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has IzseLy received for sale 'he following az
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Talleyyand's Memoir concerning tho com.
!,,.eroisI .rel.tiens Of NE United States witt.
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Remarks Oh Adams ReTle" OF Anes
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Mrs. CbaponG's works. ...,,-
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comprised in vols. pctaNo-price 70 Suo-
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ks8 K;t.xortl,'s Eatia UiGtiopary. Wv, ..-.
Brooks Gazetteer. g.. -.,
Hutchinson's Xsnophon.
Cibson's and JeSse's Surveying
Murphy's Lucian' ,o
p,rlo~;s CoMmbad, 2 vols l2mo'
American Register, vol. 5th.
DR.. Ramsay's History OF Scuf CaronnS'
vols. octave, boards-price dolls: 50 CTS
p~ subscriptions, ssceived by X. Gray
or the Monthly Anthology Maeknisht on
the Ep,s,les, and new American DISPENSE
tory, all now publishing BY Subscription IN
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Gllo,l,l,lerttaI 8 poIittfal
Public Sale.

ttf ~ - AZ - u. ~ (, n * W
on Zbesdey nerf ct ZEN O'clock wiiy1e sold q 4
Me Eesdse Store, 81 eyeait Of ~
nosths for eharesyd hsgofia6ss sofes-sbe /
fSllowinS goods. IS 81 q. 49, Is
4 Case - and 90 Sambric muslins
Do. I.eno muslinsS - s.sssE -
! i Do. figured Jaeonet muslins ~
! Do. Black and colonrsd cambrics o.
1 Do. Cambric Almlsiss and shit4ing s.
l Trunk Of chintxes US q ss' ~
2 Do calicoesJ ,,s.g 80 !. :. ts 10 q $,
| ! Do. ginghams Il lss,, Il
s Case os men 4 m6mensf csssen Stockings h,
4, Dozen silk stockings y: 8 81, !.
| Case Of white and colsred ,thSeads 8 s.. i J,
Sewing silks OF different colets.
80 Pieces Of black lutestrings :, u /.
1 Ditto black satin z .s1 Il ii \. ~
. Do. plaid silks 4, ~ !
Black silk handksrehefs, shawls and psekse !,
handkerchicfs j,5s ~ 3
Bandano and Madras hsndkerchiefs ,.
1000 pieces AaSkeens a.; -.
Cotton csssimercs and beduckiAe ,y
Irish linens. Russia sheeings + brown Hols
!. lands ,{sstAt ,fs1aa St.tE -
Cotton and thread laees rsE1. =. !.
case Of pins " '..}'E't@
Watches and jewelry ~ .e..1,,4
Knives, forks, pocket and pen knives
Ivory and bent combs a'@as!.
80 reams writing paper - .,y.% :, .
10 chests hyson and younghyson teas
2 hogsheads sugar, 20 pipes Madeira vine
And sundry Other articles for cash. ~ !.
r. G. Marsteilcr.
IL IL ~. ~ q. {. II = 20 r.. II y.
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March 10.
Joseph Vaudeville.

OSeph MandeVlaie' f..
Corner Of Aiag and EGir'GT s'Tet''' "1' ="
..... sale, .,
9 pipes London Particular Ma0e'Fa' 0'u
and Of SupC rior quality ,,
- quarter casks Malaga Wine
do. ColmenRr do.
% 70 DO sherry BD b DC Brands
30 cases old Clare, and Win dc Grave
so barrels Whiskey
b6ds. and 10 barrels Northern Rum
Gunpowder, ImpcrlaL Hyson, Young ny
son and Hyson Shin TEAS, OF the best qua
lties. x,y,. RI.
With general assortment OF Winss Ia
ooor. and Groceries as usual, on moderate
terms. ... ? ~. -. ,s. . b.
March 9
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MUSCOVADO SUGAR.

Ahout $50 900 lbs. Of Muscovado Sugars
of a superior quality in casks, weighing RON ROW
ls 10 IS hundred each, will be sold on Ss'
nerous crns, on applicatonto
James Patton
or
Marlteller & Young,
March 10. ....'
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Public Sale.

BY virtue Of deed of trust from WlA;sY
Hadyson to the subscriber, to secure tho
payment Of debt due from him u the
2 Bank Of Potomac, will be exposed q anc.
lion, on the premises, on the Esd day. Of
JUNE next. the following Properly in.tha
town of alexandria, % witt
One piece or parcel OF Ground
with the Mnproyenen.s thereon, Iyiag on the
south side oil Prince street and Bounded ~ FOL.
lems 49, Beginning on Prince street "a fcet:s5
the eastward Of Water street, aud running
thence eastwsrdly with Prince street IS feet,
thence sonthwardly ~ feet 4 inches, thenas
westwardiy 20 feet thence northvartlly ~
the beginning. 4 =.
One oher piece Of Ground,
with the improvements thereon, lying & be-
ing on The south side of Prince street IS feet
to the eastward of Water street, and running
thence eastwardly with Prince street 80 feet, /
thence southwardly a. feet, thence westward.
ly 40 feet, thence to the beginning.
- AL4S0,
+. One other piece or parcel OF
unimprovsd Ground, lying on the north side
of Prince street & to the y eastward Of Wash
ington street; beginning At the intersection
Of those streets and running westwardly with
Prince street So feet 5 inches, xaence north.
wardly 20 feet, thence castwardly 80 feet s.
inches to Washington street, themes - tho
beginning. 80 .,.3 81 s..t.- ~. -. -.
hi. properly will BE sold upon credit Of
one, two sud three years. for notes nsgotia-
lie in the Bank Of Potoshacs With approved
endor.ers, carrying interest frosA aae day Of
sale. Alien win berequired upoa the pre-
perty sold to secure the paymenis.
Thorn S Swami. 7ya5tts. |
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SAILS. at Kssass.

= q o.. ~ q
I'm every Tuesday and Friday.
- WILL BE SOLD
"A .bs Yendue Store, corner OF Prince anu
Water streets.
"A NsYiriy Of Dry GscSs, Grsssyiss, S 8:
Particulars Of which viii be expressed IN
,hs b;fis of the day----All kinda OF gooos.
"S;ch are on limitation and the Priess o.
~h;eh are established, can at any time os
ricwcd and purchased ct the lowest hmitas'0A
ans pricss. - a.
[uR Received,
DID FOR SALE BY,
CHARLES /. CATLETT,
IS chests Imperial, Hyson' X xoH"s
Hyson Teas.
$4,000 los. prime Green Cofiee. 49,:
20 pipes and quarter casks Als0"n
and Tsnerifne Wine.
9 hOgshsads Muscoyado sugar
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine.
so boxes Mould Candles. g.
so do. Spanish Segars' . /
8 barrels PimentO. ,
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