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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
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FOREIGN.

1t appears that the Goliath of Despotism
has been able to effect the confiscation of
American property in Denmark. This news
is received by an arrival at Beverly, and IS
given in this days paper. A yayee s6o7v of
poteHtates and princes was exhibiting A.
Paris, at the last dates. The end of their
deliberations Will probably be, resolve to
overthrow England, and America, If she
does not knuckle to the Emperor. We are
glad to hear that there is no prospect Of A.
sla's being brought under the Corscan yoke
The Perslans have dismissed Bona's Arch
Devil (Gardanne), whom he had sent there
to expostulate and reason" with them. 1t
is reported that Talleyrand has been sent to
England with powers Of negotiation for
peace. This is very improbable.
The French army are still in Germany.
Bonaparte has put all the prisoners into his
ranks, which were taken in the last cam
paign; another of the thousand instances o.
Gallo fidelity.
The last arrivals from England bring no.
thing very important to America, as 1t re-
CARDS an adjustment with that country. 1t
appears that an account of the dismissal of
their Envoy, whom they had supposed
would settle all disputes with this country,
had net reached England.
Goblet, the grea. Jacobin, and alternate
ly friend and an enemy to our democrats,
is under prosecution for libel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

On Friday last, a man by the name Of FIJI
sha Thomss, was apPrehended and carried
before Justice Freeman for passing counter.
felt Bank Bills.--There were foupd n 4,
possession to the amount Of more than four.
teen hundred dollars. of nine different Banks
more than half of which were in imitatio.
of the Bills of the Boston Bank, the rect
were of the Farmers and Mechanics Bspk
philadelphia --ths Union Bank (Bostoul
the Newburyport, H:llsborough, Name.
Portland, Vermont and New Brunswick
Banks, but chiefly Of the three former. VIZ,
Farmers, Union and Newburyport He i
committed to the gaol in this town, he say.
he come from Canada.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

MASSACHUSETTS, LEGTSLATUPP
Our Legislature are much more active !.
more jealous for the good of their coDst;,r
ents than Congress. The most excen...
REPORT, which on 1t to be studied \,
all, has passed both Houses. We much n.
greet our inability to give It 70 our reader.
this week, on account of ITS length ~,
purpose to give it in our next-We sre -
ioiced to see the State of New-York cor.
pletely renovated, and that the Federal;s,,
who were displaced by an overbearinp ana
desperate faction, are reinstated in their 10
fees.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
CONGRESS.

1t seems as if the majority in Congress
were determined against doing any thing
pro bono Publico. They think themselves
secure from iHvasiOH, when Z" laundering IN
the capitol with the convenient sum Of
sfr dollars day. The affairs of the country
are settled, they suppose, BY the passage Of
Macon's Dill in the House, and they are sing.
ing lullaby TO it [better to be chanting its
deatl-knellll, in The Senate. Mr. Rurwell,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
FAC7'S-DEsERvING ATTENTION.

1t is fact, that JEREMIAH CLARK,
Ex-Collector of York, who is one OF
the late public defaulters 10 the tune of
between tzOenty and thirty thousand dol
lars. and who is now in prison there
for,* never would have received his APP
pointment of Collector had he not been
recommended for the Office by Mr..
JOHN LANGDoN, the now democratic
candidate for Governor of Nezv- Hamts-
shire. Another FACT is that this same
MIR. CLARK was known to be in a state
of insolvency. two or three years since,
which must have been apparent to his
fellow townsmen yet at the last cleo
ton, this MIR. CLARK was chosen by
the good people of York to be one of their
democratic Representatives in the Gen
eral Court and thus made Guardian
ofthe Peoples money. Will not these
facts have an influence on the Electors
of .Ne7O- Hampshire, in their ensuing
gubcrnatorial election aud, on even
the people of York, in the bestowment
of their future suffrages. Let honest
men answer the question. II is more.
over fact, that when one of the most
honorable and just men in the State,
Mr.. JACKSON, was removed from the
Office of Treasurer, to make room for
MIR. SKINNER that SKINNER was
then defaulter as District Marshal TO
between -Four and FfUe thousand dol
lars. We donot say, that this fact was
known when he was put into office -
But we do say, it was the duty of those
no nominated him in Caucus, and
supported and carried his election in
me Legislature, TO have made inquiry,
whether he had accounted for the mo-
MES he had been entrusted with in one
Office, before he was entrusted with all
the Public money and funds of the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
VOTERS OF MAINE,

Your CONSTITUTION, and your
RIGHTS are stretched ON the rack of
Destotism-Their groans call upon you
to exert yourselves in their preserya-
ton. You have two candidates for
Governor set before you, out of whom
you are called upon to make selection.
Your suffering country, demands those
who are favorable to her true interests,
and we offer to yea, as candidate for
Governor,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

and his committee, have finally renoa
The purport Of his bin is, to au0Lor;..
President TO put IN requistiion tie ~.
the U.Htea States, (including gun-hoat,,
to require them TO convoy AT our ye,scI, I,
any ports into which they are not prol,i.a.
ed by Orders and DEGREES. And aFer "
our declarations u neural rights, &c. So,
is 20 be allowed by national vessels, bu, N.
by privateers and letters Of marque o..
merchants are also permitted to arm. Th:.
is almost an equivalent to war. We thin,
it Will not pass.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

5atrrsstins lsolitital eeis,rilanv.


81 W there be one horelt citizen, who quef
rions the receptions thar have been prachf
ed upon the people Of the United States, ser
Elm anentively compare TIE facts ftated in
the following communication, aud al bis
doubts mun ceafe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
His Excellency
CHRISTOPHER GORE,

and for Lieut.. Governor,
His Honor DAVID COBB.
These men have been tried the last
year, and they have proved strenuous
supporters ofyour constitution. They
are not " broken Reeds" but men into
whose care you may entrust your
Rights, your Properties, and your very
lives. They were never instrumental
in affecting you with Embargo and non
intereourses. They never appointed
men TO Office, who have defraudcd you
OF your money. And above all, they
never offered their friendship to blood
thirsty Napoleon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
AMMI r. MITCHELL,
Northyarmouth, Feb. "a, 1910.

We understand County Convention is
to be holden at Mr.. GIBBs's Inn, in Gray,
on Thursday next, for the purpose of agree
ing on suitable persons to be supported by
the FEDERAL REPUBLICANS, for
SENATORS of Cumberland District, at the
ensuing election.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
portlano,
Monday, February &c, 1910.

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
THE Subscriber presents his re-
spects to the Federal Electors of the
Cumberland Senatorial District, and
thanks them for their past confidence
in him, but requests them not to con-
slider him Candidate for the present
wear.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

Since writing the above we have seen
: letter from respectable gentleman in
York, dated on Saturday last, which says,
inform you that cur former Collector.
Jeremiah Clark, broke Jail last night. sad IS
,one off,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
The american Duke-of YORK.

Our iacobins have been very full OF their
animadversions upon the Duke Of York. If
they were to bring the subject nearer home,
they might find person, who very much
resembled him in his profuse liberality 10
his friends. Mr.. Jefferson and his Carl
(alias Sec. NM and Mr. CLARK (Colec-
tor at 9ork) have been the means Of squan.
dering more money than ever any persons
were suffered to do ia England OF any other
country, with IMMUNITY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

=" See, Sghat a cloud Is Eozp'rirg Ger our heads,
" d'Id threatening every how 20 b4ra apsH as'
What man, what true American can
view the awful and alarming situation
IN which our once happy republic is sit
uated, without the most heartfelt emo
lion, and keenest Indignation. Are We
also, TO be numbered among those I'M
happy nations,who are dragged through
the gulph oftyranny and misery, by the
hell-huund OF France. Certainly, APP
pearances indicate--alic these appear
ances are fast neutrality-suspicious. this y
the case and what is worse, those IN
zvhose hands eur constitution and The adj
pifnlstr0:fon ~ Is, are favorable to this
lTiion- live once ger within the grasp
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

no very difant day repay them with
intereh. for the treachcrous and a.
bominable deceptisas, of which they
have been guilty. NO QOlA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
f" C2Othf you in sac&cloth eovrr you uitE
ashes"


The Democrats of this town propose cell
ebrating the 4th Of March, BY DAScIxs.
Are these fellows rejoiced with the prospect
OF Alliance with France" or so inlatua.
ted as to believe the present, time for
mirth and rejoicing They had better A0~i
day and night, for the evils which the 4th Of
March, 1900 has entailed upon the Ameri-
can people. This was the day in which the
SINS ct America were visited, BY the com
mencement Of plague, worse than any Of
Pharaoh's frogs or locusts, viz. the acces-
sion OF Thomas Jefferson to the presiden-
cy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

we never before heard that the "reposi-
tory q Vgit and genius could be drained We
had thought it inexhaustible, until the Ar.
gue-us-men declared the contrary. How.
ever, they have eyinced that their repository,
whether OF 'pit and genius or of nonsense, il
eftectuaily drained. This has b=en The case
with common seVVerS, when they are surchar-
Sed with polluted substances "A pure
stream OF truth may sometimes purge them
other dirt, but il will il lime collect again,
by frequent injections from minor streams;
and then It requires clearer stream from
the fountain (of satire to carry it off.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
Sp the @ails,
SALEM, FEB 90, 1910.
ANOTHER GRASP /.

BY the arrival of Capt. STIcKNBY,
at Beverly, from Tonningen, we have
the unpleasant news of a general SELF
ure of all the American cargoes In the
ports of Denmark. This took place III
Tonningen about the 18th December.
The ostensibie cause was, that some
American vessels with colonial pro-
ducc, professedly from America, were
discovered to be in fact direct from
England. The papers relating to the
property were sent on to commission
ers at Hamburg, and from thence to
Copenhagen for examination by the
Danish government. 1t was hofed,
that, these being clear, the property
would shortly be restored, and that the
operation would upon the whole be IN
favour of the American trade. All was
however conjecture and uncertainty
upon the subject. II this measure IS
dictated by /" the hand Of .Nafioleon," as
doubtless it is, the property may be
considered as in great jeopardy ;though
a favourable inferance is drawn from
the circumstance of the documents be-
ing sent to Copenhagen rather than to
Paris. There is no doubt but one gen.
eral system is directed by Bonaparte,
from Naples to Denmark 1t is to be
yet seen whether policy will lead him
TO less rigid enforcement OF the sys-
tenn in one place than in another.
A letter, received from Rotterdam,
and dated Nov. 10, says" That news
was received that day, from Paris,
stating, that orders had been sent from
Paris to Tonningen, to shut the port
against American vessels"
Letters from Gottenburg complain
of foreigners acting as American con-
suls at many of the Northern Europe
an ports. 1t is conceived some of the
evils our commerce fufsrs, might be
remedied, If we had consuls exclusively
devoted to the American interest.
No one who is not a mailman or a
fool, can now entertain doubt of the
unaIterable determination of Bonaharfe
to destroy the commerce OF the world
as far as he is able. Two years 81 &c,
when, in reply to the remonstranc of
the magistrates of Hamburg, who told
him his conduct would destoy COM
merce, the tyraat exclaimed, I" Conn.,
merce * England are identified. Being
determined to crush England, it is nee
essary Commerce should fall and /
am determined that others shall coop
crate with me in effecting 1.-THE
exclamation was considered as the eff
feet of arrangement but the system
attic course he has since pursued has
shewn that such was his deliberate de-
termination. Is not this worthy con-
sideration ?--CentineL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

The democrats wish to make il appear
that they are friendly to commerce, and re-
pent Of their having advocated he embargo.
Is it possible that they can suppose the PEG.
pie such dupes as to be deceived by their
vapid professions They pretend all this
before election, and hope to profit BY It.
They have been uniformly opposed to CON-
merce and those who have engaged in il
and this for no other reason than because
a majority of the merchants in New-Eng-
land, are Federal. Recently, however,
they pretend that their great FRIENDSHIP for
commerce, has induced them 10 set up Me-
Gray for the office Of 1t. Governor. From
this it is evident they think the refuse Of the
Federal party better than their own. They
would even have fnck'd Up John Adams, but
for the disgrace attending it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

The democratic satellites in different parts
of the country all revolve round some iargg
planets as a centre, and from this planet they
derive their nourishment andgrowth some
times, however, through such may trars
Of falsehood, they get bewiidered and over
shoot their orEits. The little sucking IN this
town, together with the other demagogus
papers in the state, all look UP 70 the Chron-
icle and Patriot as sosvces ofFghf AK Lsat
All eyes direct their yays
On them, g crozyds turn rascals as tbey PAGE
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Jaauary %.
A GREAT BARGAIN.

> THE subscriber wishing to remove TO the
vcstern country, will scll the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, i n!iieS
Fnm Alexandria, from George Town Ter
~, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing TO the city Of Washington
in healthy, agreeable ncighhoThooS' CON-
tanning sboet 40 acres OH ~"c" IS 'o"'1-
MEN, dwelling house, large enou''" LOT Sr"~
t.sI C,miIy, together with all tho outh""scs
.m;,,lle. all new or nearly so; an orchard OF
.pnI, trees of selected fruit, together W''"
Jissrsn; other fruit trees, a proportion OF I'M
nroycd mestlt-x for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son incIined to purchase may know inc terms
by ai,.lca,ion to Mr. JOAN nuLIs, ADJOINING ns
the said farm, or the subscriber on The pre-
"'' E. Dulin.
Tune ..
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VIM. HARPER, h.

ApOTHECAPI AND DRUGGIST
TTAsjust received, and e6ersJ for sale at
II his wholesale and retail Druggist
Store on Fairjax-street, opposite Mr.. Bry.
an Nampson's and next door to Mr. Lloyd.
n rrrcral assortment Of Medicines, Patent
Medicines, Surgical Instruments, S'c'am'"S
zvAch arc as taHo10s:
Powdered Jalap, Prepared Calomea' Ke-
fined G.. Lamphor, Spanish Flies, Aqua or
lis. Oil Of Vitrioi, Gum Opium, Colombo
Root, Ditto in Powder, Sugar oil Lead ON
ma Leaves, Mamma Flake, Ditto IN sorts
Rhubard Root, Ditto in 'owaer, e1r'. s.
Needles, pulikins, Teeth Forceps' Cum
Lance,s' spring Ditto, Thumb Ditto, Cath
o,sr.s Elastic, Ditto Silver, Windsor Sha-
wing Soap, Mkt Rose Ditto. Pain l., Ditto
&c anime Ditto, Cosmetic Wash Balls &c
sc. SC. ,,
March |.
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Ten Dollars Reward.
March l..

IAN AWAY from the subscriber, hving
Ii, near Fairfax Court House, on the NTH
inst a negro girl, named NANCY; a5o ut
"a wears old, rather tall than Otherwise, to-
lerabIe likely, dark complexion, thin visage,
fulI mouth, has no marks of the whip nor any
o,bcr visible marks about her toek with
her new yarn frock, striped red and white
several frocks ofcalico, new green Ineshn
Lonne,. and some other cloathing. ! will give
Zen Dollars reward for securing her m any
raol so that get her again. aad all Reasonable
charges if brought home. She mas some con-
nex;ons in Alexandria and Lecsburg' per,
hans she may make to one ofthose towns. - !
f,rewarn all persons from assisting her OH
concealing or hireing OF her.
- Coleman Lewis.
March IL.
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ROBERT GRAY,
E.. Dulin.
DIFF.
June ?.

BooE-SELLER, KLAG-SlR
Ras La:eiy received for sale fss J0"'~'"S
ticies:
TsIlevrand's Mem ,ir concerni'' s the corn,
roarri,l relations Of the United States VIII
England. -. r,u,,,;o,
Rcm.rs, ON Adams Review ut Ames
worts.
Mrs. Chaponc's works.
Nixckn,ght on the Epistlcs, vol. lst' 70 DC
.onnr;sed in 6 vols. octa'o-prlcc 10 su'-
scr;bers . ,oHs SO cts. in boards.
Cu,h:;. Geographical, HiSteTi'as' an''
Gown cial Grammar, improved, 2, vols
octave. ,,., @ yols
cLtavo. .,
The work. of DR. Rash, vols octave
Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary.
Brooks Gazetteer.
Hutchinson's Xsnophon.
Gibson's and Jesse's Surveying
Murphy's Lucian.
B.rlow's Columbiad, vols. LIMO
American Register, vol. 5th.
DIR. Ramsay's History Of South Carohna'
vols. octave, boards-price dolls; ~ e.s
~ Subscriptions received by n Gray
for the Monthly Anthology, MAckHigat Oh
the Ep,.ties, and new American Dt:pensa>
tory, all new publishing by Subscription Id
saon.s .s-..
February 81.
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10 RENT.

TIE subscriber will rent the house on
F;iiiax street, Alexandria, how occupied by
Mrs. 5. Nichols, for 900 dolia, S year, Fay
abe nalf yearly, and give possession On the
lst OF My.
lie viii rent he property commonly called
: JIsss r0nll, lHe marsh ana s.J"vvi's r1''---
or any part Of them or he will sell any part
of them, on a credit oc one, two and three
years-For lis land on Fairfax and Franklin
streets, he will take one third of the assessed
value. lie olf:rs for sale valuable GRlSl
MILL on Goose Creek, IN the county o
Loudoun. IVA within half a mile OF the old
turnpike road leading to ALI xandra, and a.
boat coo acres of Land adjoining the Mil
great part of whichis we'll covered with TIM
ber
S.COOKE.
Lecsb,rgh, Louecua County,
March /.
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MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE,

FOX SALE,
Or viii be erehonged for Property IN '4Iezan-
... dria on ito uiefnify,
A Warrant for 6e6 acres Of Land,
Granted by the state Of Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. Inns
land Tics in the state of Ohio, and is said 70
be amongst the best in the state. II VIII %
sold great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
May ls.
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A NEW NOVEL,

The celebrity of this authors Law
YER" and CHILD OF FEELING" in
dsced the publishers to engage in this work,
and withou: detracting from the merits OF the
former, feel themselves justified in stating
that his GLENCARN Is superior to either
tits submitted without further recommends
t;,n. with q wish, that the American review
ers NAV give further encouragement to th's
Young ren,leman's endeavors to entertain ir'-
struct md moralize his fellow citizens, in q
way seemingly we'll calculated to attract their
attention.
Feb.6.
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Sales at Vendae. ..
On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD
the Vendue Store, corner of Prince and
Water streets.
4 Vsrist, Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars Of which will be expressed in
the hiils of the day--All kinds Of goods
which arc on Limitation and the prices OF
which are established, can at any time De
siewed and purchased at the lowest Limitation
anu prices.
p. G.. Marstellers v. NJ.
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Twenty Dollars Reward
a BLACK MOROCCO POCKET
IA BOOK lost, containing 60 collars in
bank notes, principally Of the Bank Of Wash,
ington: one note of hand of II. F.s Costs for !,
loco weight tobacco one note Of HIND on:
William Maddox for 20 dollars and seycral :.
other proven accounts against sundry people,, =:
in cash and tobacco - - -
The above reward will be paid By Rryn.
Han,hson, e Co or the subscriber. ~ - q
Thomas S. Brawner. 4
March 10. s. s
,Ioleph H. Vaudeville,
Offers for sale the tcA'eWng aificies, II !
wholesale or retail. S2.-.Se:
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green Coffee, In barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, of excellent qua
lity in casks ~. *. ~ @
1000 New England do. do. w..
200 bbls. of Hsrrings, Shad and Mackare
SO ssGs Pls.istsr Ps!is :- v. s.---- -
10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and Dema-
rara Rum
pipes French and ditto Brandy
IS hhds. Muscovado Sugar 80.
50 bbls. do. do.diGsrent 2 lalitlss
hhds. Copperas Ia
Gunpowder, Z.
Imperial, Gs...
Hyson, TEAS.
Young Hy.on, 1hAS' -
and ss&.r.IaT
Hyson SKIM.
$ e. e. $::;:: = WINES "
Holland and Country Gin
New England Rum in hhds and bbls:
Peach and Apple Brandy in bbls!
Martinique Cordials, in boxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, HaTsnnah Honey
per gallon, Figbluc.
Mola.ses in hhds. Spanish Flotant Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
Harris's and Taylor's manufactured 10.
baceo in kegs ...
Gunpowdcr and Shot of different sizes,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, Pimeato,
Chocolate Nos. and 3, Mould and Oipt Can.
dies, .~ -
Malaga Raisins in boxes, .sa.. ~
Pipes in boxes, 3 gross each,
bingham box's, Hamilton's CARROTS ano
Leiper's Stuff in bottles. ,.....
,LoaGou aad Philadelphia Mustard, -
Writing and Wrapping Paper, &c..
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c.
ALSO,
A constant supply Of WATER cRAcxIRs and
best supsRvIRs ILorR. by retail, and
80 hhds. Of Maryland and Virginia Tobae-
co. ..." -
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tOR BOSlON,
The elegant new Brig
.&AA LOG AN,
SEM&S Josehh Homn,ett, master;
Saa4ss INTENDED as a regular trader)
will sail tomorrow, and will take passengers,
for which she has handsome accommodations.
Apply to the master on board at EarPer's
wharf, or to
Lawrason & Fowle;
IYHO HAVE FOR SALE,
5000 5000 bushels 1s! I iias Liverpool Salt
10 hhds. Muscoyado Sugar
so so hbS'' New England Rum:
10000 lbs. Coffee, entitled TO drawback
Hysen and Young Hyson Tea
200 bbls. mess No. and No. 2, Beef
20 do. prina Boston Pork
D.. - do. Fall Mackaren
50 do. Tanners Oil
600 boxes smoakcd Herringa
Russia r. ss.' and SalR9, aeeeens LUCK -----
Chocolate, Mould Candles and Soap
5000 yards Tow Cloth
10000 VT. Soal Leather 80.
80 packages Shoes, different qualities
3 cases German Checks Entitled TO
so Bellona Powder drawback.
Also, For Bolton,
m The Schooner
S@As Ell E N O r,
Will sail in few days and will
take aCo barrels freight if immediate apph-
cation is made as above.
March s.