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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

"hence ii h FOLLY n View hin with
SUSPICION that he can do VS. 10 good ~
long as he IS cisposed 70 % Us justice,
and to rsafect nS as great aud me.
fendent nafion"--ihat tie insulting Ian
guage in Champaign letter wervin
we are told that We have less indeper-
dence than the Parliament q Jamaica,
/" was il degree jaafiGea by The pro-
ceedings Of Congress"-yesonr demo
Cratic Congrcss--and faally that an
RELATION 70 AMERTcA, ron TIE MCSP
PAR, TIE CONDUCT CFBON.i-
PARTE HIS BEEN OPEN IN
GENUCtJS md MANLY, md
rs SUCH MERITS OUR APPRO-
BATION."!!l Aeeze Senfinel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26
NANCY. SEPT. 10.

Yefferday four disi6ons of troops
arrived here, namely the 18th, goth,
,7th, ard sd Of infantry Of the line.
'iheir deitination is unknown, but
II is underitood to be the North.
They come from the interior.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

The Emperor NAPOLEON is turning
his attention to the French Navy II aA
parts oil the domains under his influ-
ence. BY decree passed Sept, ~,
two Naval Schools are to be established
at Brest and Touloa the number oE
scholars in each are limited TO 500.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

\ 1p, are, computed to DC 10000
| irongi their petitions are faid 10 Dc
terrifying, and are tolcra5iy well
lurrlied, excepting with bread. an
which they arc deficient, and par
ticularly 10 in confrqrence of the
deitru6tion of gram by the Enghin
in their retreat. About 10000 pea
ianuy retreated along with the BFi-
,ilh IN confequepoc of Lord vs. pro-
clamalicn; thefe people, though
provided for by government, are
laid 70 be in grear dittiefs.
No papers were brought by Mr..
JARVIS, provilions were very dear !;
-four g dolls-corn dolls.-rice
8 dolls.
In the above account we have ia.
ken the liberty to combine all our
previous information, with the in
ielligence politely furniihed by Mr..
JARVIS and have made out what VIC
suppoic TO be, the relative fate and
petitions Of the two great Armies,
on the 2osh October. It appears
clear that the two enemies highly
refpe6ed each other; having been
within fight for twenty-five days,
without an engagement. The great
talents of Mahena, and the prefumed
ffrength of lis army, would lead US
10 expect general action at once,
if he is really very hyperion in num-
brrs as his ftuation mutt be Gngu-
IarIy diitrelling. His conveys with
fupplies Narrated in the rear by
body of 10000 militia, under Gen.
Silviera and Col. Trant; the great
extent OF his land conveyance, both
of ammunition and provifions, (beng
600 miles fran Bayo1ne, and 22o frml
Madrid) in all unfriendly country,
furrounded with enemies thefe cir
cumitances, mutt foon oblige the
French general either to give battle
upon terms advantageous to the En-
glib. or to retire for the purpofe of
additional achievements. Lord
Wellington, on the other hand,
ftrongly poited and abundantly fup-
piled, is in no hurry TO riik gener-
al action. confcious that Fabian po-
Icy, in the mountains and faltnehes
Of Portuguefe Earamadnra, is the
mott deitructivc warfare to be a.
dopted againit the wiley Hannibal,
of modern Europe. If Lord Well
ingtop attacks Mailena, the craft of
the latter may overcome the bravery
OF the former if he only luitains an
attack the chance is, that the bravery
of his army will render him lucccG-
tul; in which cafe Mafena's want
Of provifions will force upon him
precipitate retreat /; fuch desperate
fighting as is without example OH
the annals Of modern warfare or
equalization of his whole army.
This latter idea, is however, a pre-
fumption, only to be realized, in the
event of a decided victory Old the
part of Wellington and Mahena's
liability to retreat for want of fup-
plies.
We have feeu letter from Lii
bon, as late as the ait of October,
which ftates, that the French army
sis daily. diminiihing by defertions
and licknefs, and their refources for
provliions and recruits are cut off,"
Ii alto mentions the recapture Of
CoIMBRA, probably by the Portu-
gueic under Silviera and Trant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

A letter from New brunswick, Jer-
sey, says, We arc all in confusion here,
the town being completely inundated
with water, andthe inhabitants passing
from house 10 house in boats. Three
houses floated down the river yester-
day, and the numerous fragments
evince great havoc in. the neighbor-
hood.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

Prematurify Of InteHrct-Tbe
Washingtonian gives circumstan,ial
detail Of the astonishing powers Of
boy, named Zerah Colburn, six wears
old. He IS native of Cabot, in YER
mont, and never had the advantages
ola school more than six or seven
weeks. Without being taught any
thing more tnan TO count 90 or 80, he
Will solve, quicker than the most ex.
pert arithme;ician, any question put to-
him IN multiplication, provided the
two sums to b. multiplied together, are
each less than 1000" lie IS rather
clumsily built, has light blue eyes;
but his mind is remarkably active. He
has twelve toes, and one extra finger
on each hand. When asked how he
learnt TO answer such questions, ke says
he don't know. " How do YOU know i
is aslou say' Why, Che replies)I
know it is SO, because it is 50 that's
all the way / know it."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26
Querfes, as 10 OR commerce with Eng
land and Frame,

VIII our expectation 10 France, con
sist more III the produce of thrs c4un-
try than our expectation to England
Will our importation, from France,
consist more IN useful articles than our
importation from England
VIII it be better for orr vessels to
be compelled to take cargoes TO bring
from France, than to be left at their OBJ
ton Ill England ?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26
CONNER cEAL.

Five sequestered cargoss, consisting
OF cotton, potashes, dye-wood, sugar,
coffee tobacco, &c. were advertised to
be sold at MerselIles between the 10th
and 25th October Does This Look Ike
he restoration Of -fmerzean iarqherty2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

Some Of the staple commodities of
the southern States will not be much
benefited by renewed trade to France.
Tobacco is prohibited, Flour and wheat
are cheaper than in America, and Cot
ton the French arc endeavouring to
produce in Europe,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

French A1totogists.-The Concord
Patriot of the 9th instant has haIea col.
umn OF editorial remarks headed" Be.
naParte," in which, although he is not
altogether considered " a model OF Der.
iectlon," yet that in reality, he is not
qii'fe 50 BAD as many have reported-
thai his proposal Tor revoking his de.
cress IS" certainly honorable that
ne" has never manifested any in,en-
ton OF extending his conquests To Am
erica'-lhat undoubtedly he is inclined
- iosIer our independence--that there
lore we have nothing to anprenend
nom the gigantic power OF Napoieon''
that nc Cant hurt u ifhe would :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

Thus 1t does appear. that MI. Jcifcr-
fon's firing of territory, Which colt
the nation fifteen millions OF dollars,
will yet prove an Improbable bar
gain IN. q. Even. PCT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26


In lale number Of the Washington
ian, there Was given some account OF
LEnAH CoLRURN, Gagged years. and
his wonderful powers Of arithme,ical
calculation. The Boy, We understand,
has been now some days at Dartmouth
College, where he has undergone RE
SD examination by Professor Dams
much 70 his satisfaction, as well as TO.
his surprise.
ne prospect Of accommodating gains,
and, II away too 10 Gattsr, (as in ihis
case It undoubtedly wiz parental sani.
~ - certainly temptation, which 4
floor, though honest man, will not east
y resist. Yet We cannot but express
or regret, that the Cliid should e.
Shoft', IS he probably viii be, in I
Way. For the honor Of Vermont, y
deem Il our duiy q state, that the ~
feHre tor his travelling Is not tbs re-,
caA-e. The object j. u ses D.oasy.
he Hon. judge PAIxrER, Of Mldd.-
bury, has offered u take the Boy, w
10 give him an educa.ion.-- NesLiEyisi..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

Extract ola letter from a gentleman, a
passenger tn tie shin Sally, from
Bourdeaux.
I" The French Government made
Gen. ARMSTRONG some assurances,
the purport OF which appears to be,
" that the DEGREES of the Esd OF March
is repealed that American vessels,
arriving before the lst of Nov. would
be subject to the Berlin and Milan De-
crees only That the sequestered A.
merlcan property (meanlng that at
80. Se5a6tianS, sc. and not that In Italy
and Holland J would be restored on the
American Governments passing law
to restore the French property seized
under the Non-Intercoulse Act that,
-svaen such lazv zoas hassed, American
vessels would be received, 7Sifh the FRO
dHce oftheir ozvn country, freely, &c.
Gen. ARmsTRoSG gives his opinion,
that no property can Be sent in safety
to France, unless our Government pass
the law in question:"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

Some of the British Editors suspect
Lucian Bonaparte's emigration to the
Unlted States is connected with some
French designs on South .1mcrica O.
theirs avow the strongest confidence in
his being hostile to The despotism and
ambition Of his libcrtined brother,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

The conflicted and distracted situa-
tioa Of most Of the European powers,
calls Tor the sympathy of the phian-
thropist. Il should serve as a beacon
10 all those nations of the earth vet
free from the tangs Of the great De
vourer OF nations, TO warn them 10
guard against and avoid that deceptive
current which forces them inpercept
blyalid inevitably into the. Jaws ordes.
tvuction-foreign influence
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

Vessels would De received, 71IEH 11c pro-
dace either osvn country, freely, &c.
Gen. ARMSTRONG gives his opinion,
that no property can be sent in safety
to France, unless our Government pass
the law in question:"
Extract Of letter from an american
gentleman az B0urdea1arsto Gyreshec-
table Mercantile House in Boston, da-
TED Oct. s.
I" Gen. ArmstroDgis now here, and
embarks TO morrow 1t was not in his
power, II appears, TO prevent the sales
OF American property in the different
ports Of the Empire. The amount of
the sales of that at Cayenne must, I
think, be upwards Of thirty millions Ct
franks, considerable portion of which
belongs to subjects OF his majesty, but
no exception was made in the DEGREES
ofthe sd of March, and none has been
mads i'll its execution, and his majesty
reserves to himself the right of dis
elimination when he shall think pro-
per. The late communication made
by the Duke OF Galore to Gen. A. goes,
| understand, to declaration, that all
the American property which had been
sold upon his retailaiing principle on
the non intercourse law, will be restor-
ed, when Congress shall pass law to
restore the French property sequester-
ed under that ac.. ] fear, however,
the original property viii not very soon
be reimbursed, and il il ever should be,
it will be subjected 10 such deductions
IN duties and charges, as TO amount to
trlfling sum. ! fear very much that
his majesty viii adhere to his present
system ofhaving no neutral commerce,
or if any that it shall be regulated by
special licences from him. He believes
That without them the English will al
ways have a greater or less share in it,
and 70 which he wiI. not consent. In
the r-e4n time the manufactures, n
the Empire, are increasing. Suffice
Tobacco is raised not only for its sup
ply butlor expectation to Stain. Rome
and It's envlrons we are told, will short
ly produce Cotton superior 10 that OF
New Orleans, and in large quantities.
From the juice Of grapes, Sugar can
be made equal in quality 10 that of the
colonies. A plant, neglected for more
than two centuries, and which is Pc
culiar TO france, "ill produce Indigo.
Chemists have found a substitute for
Gum. Potashes and Dye-woods, aud
III short, from present appe ars,aces, co.
cry thing, viii be shortly produced in
the bosom Of the Empire. Whether
these events viii take place or not, i
perhaps, uncertain but, what Is not
+ the belief Of his majesty, that it il
practicable, and, until he is consincec
to the contrary it is much to be feared
that he Va. pursue his present system
Of having II neutral commerce during
The war"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-06
! Pa,sl's Patsnt hJallable
COLUMBIAN OIL.

Tse inventor Of this highly esteemed me-
sSa;c;ns IS q native Of America and the compo-
$50, i the uroaucsion OF American soil,
ao,,ently it is In every senseof the word
domestic, it's not pulled up with numerous
train of pompels foreign oerliheatcs q per-
sons from who,n.by the great distance that
xenarats. as tits impossible to OBTAIN lnfel-
IN atsen. therefore the public has better secu-
rity for their money as there cannot be the
i.a.t shadow Of deception to cover his medi-
cine, for he sirnply appears before tue COM
noI,nity with his invention and an xpet!hleh-
staI detail of the various cases In winch II re-
allv Is so wonderfully cfhcacious andl:a which
beis supported by the following certificates,
whose names are not only SUBSCRIBED nut
their persons may also be consulteo' oeii's
residents within the circle OF our heiShooi-
hood. The following arc the complaints al
wbichthe Columbian Oil has been found SO
efficacious and rarely ever fails OF etiecuhg a
cnre. viz Rheumatism, consumption, pans
10 any mart of tie body, but particularly IN
the hack and breast, colds and coughs, tooth
ache, spleen, pleurisies, chollc, cramps, ex-
ternsI and internal bruises, spralns and tieeli
wounds, scalds and burns. whooplng cough
and fnurnps, ami dysentry and bloody lux,
Group and the summer complaints in chill
dren, and in weak stomach that is caused
by indigestion, aconstant sinking and loss o.
appetite, it will act as a powerful bracer TO
the relaxed fibre and restore tito Its proper
tone. 80,
II seems as though nature had ranked It the
Srst of the class Oh all pectorais and expecto-
rails for the relief Of the breast and lungs as IL
scarcely ever iaiis OF removing obstrucnons
In either, p&rlicuiariY those who are troa-'
bled with pnthysick or asthnaauc complaints
VINO in the act Of watkiag fast, STOPPING or
wing down are almost suEocated, halfa tea
spoon fail OF the Columbian Oil viii render
some relief iastantaneou,ly, and if continued
sgrecablyto The directions in such cases VIII
prove aradieal cure, by producing the tai
power OF imitation 10 the lungs and tree ex-
pansion ogthe breast.
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S. So D. REED.

Have Just received their Fall supply Of shoes,
-CONSISTING OF
Ladies black and red Morocco patent &
common Cork soal Shoes, do. walking do.
Womens' Misses and Childrens' Leather
Boots and ties Ladies white and coor'd
Kid Shoes do. ornamented do, Mems
stout and fine Shoes do. Dancing pumps.
Also,
Gentlemens' hrsta and second quality Oak
lev Hats Ladies Straw and Chip Bon
nets and trimmings.
ON HAND
A consignment of APPLES--all OF
which will be disposed of on the most rea-
sonable terms.
Nov. 81 60
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ROBERT GRAY,
Bookseller g StataoHer,

OffoSite tie Washington 1avern--kiag street,
HAS LATELY RECEIVED FOR SALE
Ute following Books:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment, e
vols. calf, gilt.
De Quevedqs' Works, vols. do. do.
Spectator, vols. do. do.
Ditto, 10 vols. do do.
Cavelo on Electricity.
Coopcr's Surgical Dictionary.
Rel'S Anatomy, vols. calf.
Medical Extracts, vols calf, with su.
peru plates.
Darwin's Phylologia, Thompson's Con
spectus, Clark's Homer, Tooke's Pantheon
Bells Surgery, vols Cullen's Practice
Culieu's Materia Medica, Haller's Physiolo
gy, Henry's Chymestry, Hoole's Tasso. gill;
bindiRg Blair's Sermons, 8 vols. The 3D.
rough, poem, by Crab, Parks Chymes
try
Virgil, Horace, Caesar, Ovid and Sallust
Delphini, Clark's Corderi, Rippon's Hymns,
Comley's Grammar, Pocket and Family BIZ
bes, School do and Testayneiits, Hutton's
Book keeping, JlcAson's do Gibson's Sur
yeyinp, Flint's do Ainworth's Latin Die
tioaary, Humess ESSAYS, Bolinbrooks works,
Ladies and GentlcmcilEs Pocket Almanacs,
for 1911 Also large stock Of Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Bonnet & Bandbox Boards,
Playing Cards, States, Sc.
N, B, Country merchants supplied with
school books, stationary, sc. sc. on liberal
terms.
November g.
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em;reat physician, who prescribed the hot
bath, etc. which were regularly attended 20,
but without the smallest advantages. had
about nine ounces OF blood taken from me,
still the complaint did not give way IN the
least degree. was tlien advised to try Paufs
Columbian Oil, but with very little hopes of
succeeding; when to my great surprise and
comfort, was sensible OF some ease IN my
hip on the first time Of amounting; the next
taytthe pain in my back was abated the head
ache left me, and in tour days was perfectly
recovered.
Apalonia Walter,
Lexington street, two doors from Liberty
street, Baltimore
To IH0mas Pau, in0e,1t0r q The Columbian
Oil
No. IL.
Philadelphia, July 8, 1907.
BY your request, do certify, that had
been long time dangerously lndiposcti, and
was reduced to the lowest state OF weakness,
insomuch that my recovery appeared doaot-
full my complaints seemed to DC Affections
Of the breast and lungs--1 could procure 20
relief from inoessant coughing, nor breathe
without great pain and difficulty; when by
the use Of one phial Of paul's Columbian Oil,
my distressing cough left me, every other
symptom was removed, and was restored
TO an excellent state ct health, Which now
enjoy.
Kitty MsClsin.
Corner Of Spruce and Fish streets.
Fv sale in Ale1andr!a By RICHARD II
LILLE, Abothecary and Druggist,
laiyta* street, first ds0r belov
King street.
Who has conitantly on hand, ]
AGENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Drugs ana Medicines of a superior quality
by wholesale or retail.
a L S O,
Nutmegs, mace, cloves, pepper, alsbice,
ginger, London mustard, alum, copperas1
madder, salt petre, chewing tobacco OF first
qualify, etc etc.
4 variety of celebrated Patent
Medicines.
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TO RENT,
November 26.

THE WAREHOUSE on Prince street, at
rresen: occupied by Joha Roberts as a groce-
ry store Tor which purpose it has been usc,t
number Of years, and is an excellent stand
for either Wholesale or Retail business. Pos
session may be had the LIST Of October next.
APPLY TO
Iohn M'Pherson & Son.
September Il. 90
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September 81.

~ The Subscribe. wishing
to remove to the westward, offers for @aIa abs
FARM on which he at present resides, YIN;
contiguous to Alexandris, GersetoAga end inc
City Of Washington eleven miles SFon ~
first and less distance from he ty7a batter
containing about four hundred ana a2v=lN}
acres, on which are good improvements &
large and convenient Dwelling .3ou@es sf|
and l.eary compleat. 10 accommo'im> saf?'
family together with snadry o.ha" ''2"sG'
suitable well watered ant. IN :ieA'!h'
neighborhool. Its thought unnecessary %
say more, presuming any pcrso" y;5"'HS -
purchase vii! " " the premises, @n@ OF. "!i~
plication to Mir. DANIEL hiHoHa )! E!s%IA
dria, or the subscriber, the terms ,:i' ~
made known; and the purchase" cah go
possession this fail, with the crop o. "aS''
rye now sowing.
Edward Duilr
October I2 -"
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No. S. a..
Baltimore, Sept. 8, 1908 ..
TIE oil that I received by Mr.. Elliott Z d
the cold, did me great deal o. scss1ee' -
ultimately cured me. ny,11 1pc
At the Columbian Inn, Market street.
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Certificates Of ats efficacy.
No. I.
SEPTEMBER 1909.


Z do certify that have been ailing nearly
two years with tacic cough and violent
oppression 1T The breast. applied to the
most eminent physicians and could set no
relief from my low state Of healtlf until
got Paafs COLUMBIAN Oh and found imme-
diate relief. | take this method OF informing
the public of the efficacy OF this valuable me-
dicine, from the cures which have expert.
enced--I tbiak 1t an incumbent dSty to offer
the same 10 the pubic.
EIrlha Seward,
Baltimore, No. Is, Water street, sign Of
Plough. Sept. l0os'
No. 9.
i hereby certify, that / had a cough and
pain in my stomach for upwards of two years,
when I was recommended ;e Paal's Column
ban Oil procured one phial of that valua-
bic medicine, which has restored me to a
good state of health again
Thomas Elliott,
On the Hoek'sAtows road, near the turn
pike gate.
February IL, 1909.
No. s
K + have great reason to be very thankful for
being recomne ended to Paul's Coinmbian Oil
= had been afflicted with violent pain in m =
hack. so that / was rot able to walk. pro-
cured ono phial of the Oil, and / received
Immediate relief, and have been very well
eyer since
N. b. had violent tooth ache about two
-of three months ago, when dropped few
drops of the Oil on some lint, and applied it
TO the tooth affected, and / received immedi-
ate relief.
Eleanor Elliott.
No. 4.
SIR,
conply with your request Of stating
5 NV opinion of pau's Columbian Gil being
an effectual remedy for the letter worm, l
have been afflicted with the letter In my hand
for 10 wears, and have made trial of many
medicines which have been recommended,
hut all to no effect Hearing of Paul's CO.
hmbian Oil, about the 18th of January last,
s,roTinc an efectual cure forthe ring worm
and similar complaints, Immediately got a
phial of your Oil and applied it agreeaoly to
1he directions for about two months success
Rively, when the letter LETT me and has not
snade its appearance since.
Susanna Purden.
N. B. NY Susanna, child aged twenty
months and DAYS, was taken about the mid
die of July last with violent cough, which
1he neiphbors said was the hopping cough l
gave her six drops of the Columbian Oh,
which gave immediate relief, and proved an
aeHectual cure.
6arstoga.stTsst, Baltimore Az 81, 1909.
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N 0 T &c e

THE President and Directors D. thc i}2nE
ofPotsmac, give netice Of their Intention &c
apply 70 Congress at their next session, 90
a Charter for their Company, end fos an s0E
mentstion of their Capital Stock 30 one mil
lion of dollars 10 meet the growing com
merce Of the town.
By order of the board.
Charles Page, CeMssT
September 81. %aW
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FALL GOODS.
FOE SALE.

FOR SALE
rNE hundred & seventy acres OF - r.
~ situated on the post road from Alex
andria to Occoquan, within Z miles 0. f.ieZ"
andria; being one half Of the Ronqd AA
tract, and formerly the property OF william
rriplett. The terms will be made Euo%n bT
application to Mir James ruin, .Tcunr AIRY,
or to the subscriber now ceoidirg :! h&rs
Linsay's, near Occoquan.
Reynald Crimes,
Octaber 5. ~
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Joseph Fl. Vaudeville

Has Just received and fer Sae,
100 barrels old tThiskey, made in the
state of Ohio, and warranted year old
5000 WI. excellent Goshen Cheese
SO hogsheads ,.ad nn
100 barrels 'a@0 o4S9r:
ALSO,
Nice blown Salt in sacks and by the bush,
ell.
December S.