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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07
LATEST FROM ENGLAND. (
To the Editors Of the Mercantile .Ad-
yertiser.
BosroN, July %.

!" Gentlemen,
"By the brig Caroline, from. .Fal-
moth, London papers have been re-
ceived here to the 9TH of June. They
report the kingdom of Holland to be
in a state of fermentation, in conse-
quence of King Louis having abdicated
the throne and left the country, and
the prospect of its being incorporated
with France. The disconten;s at Am
sterda,n had in some instances produ-
eed acts Of violence against the French
soldiery. War between France and
Russia was spoken of; and an insur-
rection had taken place at Stock.
holm in favor of the deposed king of
Swedish. The Caroline was from Ma
pies Tor Boston; but was captured on
her passage, carried into Falmouth,
ard clt AIRED. Spoke, July Sd, in LAT.
45, 9. long. 81, 80, ship Latona, Hen
lick, from New-York fer Liverpool.,'
BY The schr. John, Capt. Morgan,
we learn, that Laguira, and Porto Ca
velic, are Cor becoming independent
.---Coraah and Tararaibo, are for Ferdi-
nand the .th--2o,0oo men. were on
their ,narch, rom Maracaibo to Cora.
and it is expected great deal ofblood
viii be spilled.
LATEST FRO.si PORTUGAL.
!. Arrived at Portland on the 2ist,inst.
ship Hersche.l, Capt. John L. Lewis,
Ia 40 days from Lisbon. When Capt.
Left Lisbon the situation OF the por-
tuguese, English and French forces
were as follows -
The headquarters of Sir Arthur
Wellesley on The 10th June, was at Sc
rotico, in The vicinity of Almeida /; his
force (wholly British) consisted Of l6,.
GOO mer.
A division of1OOo English and 5000
Portuguese are posted at Gavido, o.,
the south side OF the Tagus, opposite
TO Abran,es, commapdedby Maj. Gen.
Hill.
Gen. Beresford's headquarters at
Vizeu, (in the province of Beiraj his
force, all Portuguese, consisted of a.
600 foot, and 1000 horse, regulars,
and about 5000 militia.
The French and combined armies
en- the 10th June, were about L agues
defiance rom each other, separated by
rivers and mountains.
The head quarters of Massena, 3 |
leagues distant from Ciuda Rodrigo.
the whole French army now on the
frontiers of Portugal is said to consist
of between 20 and $4,000 men.
Massena General in chief. The O.
Their Generals are Loison, Junot, Ney, i
and kegnier, the latter is bsfore Bads-
jos with division ofthe Grand Army
consisting Of 900 men.
The day the Herseheii came to sea, |
part of convoy of British transports,
with troops on board, arrived, the re-
mainder were hourly expected.
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BosToN, Tuly %.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07
LONDON, June 7.

An important piece of intelligence
has been received from Sweden.--
The Crown Prince, the intended sue
cessor to the Usurper Of the Throne
of Gustavus, is dead. He was re-
viewing some troops in the rieighbor.
hood OF Helsingborg, when he sudden
ly Tell from his horse and expired
The Gorenburg papers attribute it to
an sPoplexy the reports of private
persons assign poison as the cause,
and that this was sscertained on an ex-
animation of the body after his de.
cease. Men are apt 70 suppose tina,
when Princes die suddenly, their
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FOREIGN ARTICLES.

Received by, the Caroline-.--London
papers to June Z, and letters 10 the
nth.
REVOLUTION IN SWEDEN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07
Constantinople, March 2s.


Extract from Lord Cochrane's Speech
in, the House Of Commons, in the
debate on the Navy Estimates, May
E II.
SIR,
Indisposition has stopped me from
submitting to the. consideration of
this House, those matters respecting
which had given notice and the
same cause has disabled me from
paying that attention 10 the Navy es-
Inmates, which Ishould have done, &
which might have done, had this
estimate, completed 10 February Z,
been printed and delivered to us in
proper time, instead OF few days a.
go, for which however, l suppose,
there were some weighty reasons. -
Notwithstanding these advantages,
enough will probably appear, to shew
the nature of the thing as to the man
ifest Injustice of the Pension list. An
admiral worn out in the service, is SUI
peranuated at 4t0l a year, a captain OF
the navy a, 2I9l; while the clerk OF
the Ticket Office retires on 7col. The
widow of admiral sir Andrew Mitch.
ell has one third of the allowance 10
the widow OF commissioner Of the |
navy, Martha, widow OF admiral Bour.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-07

DIED-at Addersey Lodge, near Stoke
Goldlngton, Bucks. on Saturday the II ms t
at an advanced age. Colonel Philip Sksne.
formerly of Skenesborough, Lieut.. Cover
nor OF Crown Point and riconderoga. and
Surveyor of his Majesty's Woods aud Fo.
rests bordering on Lake Champlain, IN the
state of New York, whose loyalty can only
be eQualled by his singular bravery, having
served as an officer In the British army from
the year 1889 TO the close of the American
war in 17S2 durihg which period he was
engaged III some of the severest conflicts re-
corded IN the Brush annals, and often woun
ded. Besides many actions of Inferior nole.
ne was atrhe taking and destroying of Car
thagena and Porto Bello, at the battle of
Cu'ioden and afterwards at Fontenoy, La
felde. &c. under his Royal Highness the
Duke Of Cumberland; from thence he went,
IN 1855, to America, was engaged under
Lord Howe, at the unfor innate attack al
Iiconderoga, afterwards under Lord Am,
hersI at its capture, with that OF Crown
Point, &c. and from thence went TO the al
tack OF Martinique and the Havannah, un
der Lord Albemarle, and WAS one of the first
who entered the breach DIT storming the
Mora Castle In the late American war,
after being exchanged as prisoner, he ser
we'd a short time under Sir Wan. Howe, at
New York, and then volunteered his servi-
ces under General Burgoyne during thai
arduous campaign he had his horse twice
shot under him, and suffered the fate of
that army by being second time made
prisoner. After the close of the American
war, in which from his well Known 10y atty,
he lost an ample fortune, he lived in seclu-
ded retirement to the time of his death
Colonel Skene's Grandfather, John Skene,
of Halyards, in Fifeshire, Scotland, was
married to Eliz abeth, daughter of Sir Tho
mas Wallace. of Craigie, III Ayrshire, the
nearest collateral descendant of the celebra-
ted but unfortunate William Wallace Co
lionel Skene has left a son and two daughters
to lament his death.
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August s..
A. 3 v.
S. Nice.
bwt8S.

- Y virtue of deed of trust, executed to tue
- subscribers, by VIM. Mayo, deceased, late
OF tie county of Powhstan, and of record in the
court ofthe said county VIII be altered for SAFE,
for cash, on the 17th day OF October next, at the
court house OF said county--onc certain tract or
parcel OF LAND, situate, lying and being in the
county aforesaid, and containing by survey, 200
acres, it beng that part of the tract containing
the improvements, on which the said Msys for
merry resided For the purpose of indemnifying
Brett Randolph and Seth Lyon, who were sc.
curtics for the said Vim Mayo and his son Da-
mel Mayo, against the payment of a certain sum
of money, recovered against them in the aforesaid
I. $ wann, decd.
The tItc vested in us as trustees only will be
conveyed to the purchaser.
John LIGON. ~
JAMES POLNDEXTBR, s A'NS'eeS'
July II. w3m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-07
August II

L'OR SALE--a valuable MERCHANT and
Il SAW MILL ; situated in the county Of
Loudon on Goose creek of mile from where
IT empties in the Potomac miles from Leesburg,
IS from Alexandra and about the same distance.
from George Town in the midst of the Rnesh
wheat country OF Virginia. The main road FROM
Leesburg to Alexandria, passes within one mile,
sf the MILL and the boats that navigate the Poto-
mac come up TO the Mill, which affords great
opportunity of procuring wheat, by means OF The,
river, at all seasons, and great Fsclty OF sending
-four to market by water to George Town and
Alexandria The Mill House is built Of stone Sc
feet by 81, two stories and four floors, and works
two pair of stones. The machinery, which IS Of
the most approved construction, is in good repair
The saw-nil, is the culinary size & works lsav
W. 9TH the Mill, it suitable 10 the purchaser may
be had 10 or 20 acres OF Land, on the side of the
creek on which the mill stands, and on the oppo-
site tract Of Land, containing about 23O or sos
acres, of good quality aud we'll timbered Tie
excellence of the stream Of C,UOse creek, at this
place the abundance Of wheat grown ~ The vi
entity the facilities Of water navigate and tho
general and rapid improvements of this part Of
the state hold out great Inducements TO a person
Of activity and spirit, inclined 10 vest his money
in property of this description. For further ,..-
ticulars applyto WIN. BRENT, Jr.
Heay Aguia ret O1gce, ViyginiG
July "a ep2 iR,lsi.f.
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AMES SEABROOE, being about to remove
- to the Northward, has given up his snop, 10
Mr. Tohn Slaie, who will carry or the taylors'
business, in it's various branches, and whom las
Seabrook begs leave TO recommend to his friends,
and former customers, as good workman, and u
punctuai, honest man
August 81. wlv
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INPORT.IWT

EOSEPH HULL, oVho was ,eoo. mfonay,
- offer, OF his ttpyeSenfniUeS, BY addressing q
line 10 rDom1s Nory'i CITY of R,ehoload, men
Gosing his ar Meir place o,esiesee, &C. val hear
efsomefhigg very advantageous,
1lggs. ~. 1aw1n.J
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be offered az Public sale on the pre-
w misses, in Williamsburg on Tuesday the
2d of October next, the house and lot held by
the Subscriber for many years past. The lot
contains more than and half Of ground
the house is large and commodious and with a
little repair would be of the best buildings
in the city. TIE neighborhood is agreeable, u
the situation healthy, being in the upper part OF
the city, on tie main street, few doors below
the College Square-Every circumstance rem
ders it desirable situation for private family,
a boarding house or Tavern.
VIII be sold at the same time quantity Of
household and kitchen furniture, also lew Ne
groes For all sums above ten dollars, twelve
months credit will be allowed Purchasers ri
wing bonds with approved security. TO carry in
terest from the date, If not punctialy psid.--All
sums under ten donrs must be cash
JAMES MOIR.
AuyuSf Z u8VG
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Nj Office Wanted youth from sixteen 10
IN seventeen years ofsge, to attend IN a store,
one that writes good hand and Of good moral
character as none others need make apple alton,
one oftis description may apply at tins Office.
September q 81
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August T.

VALUABLE LAND-FOR SALE---T The
V subscriber wishes to dispose Of his military
LANDS, IN tlIe state of Kentucky, containing
bout 5000 acres, lying on Big Barren river, winch
affords good navigation, and situated in the
county of Barren there can be no OpJccton to
the quality of tie Land, considerable proporti-
on OF which are Low Grounds, and lying contigu-
Gus to Nashville, Tennessee, being Only so miles
distant which, affords good trade. n bargain
will De sold III the Land, or will barter for lands
in this state, such may SUI. For further pag-
ticulSrs, apply to the subscriber.
EDMUND BOOKER.
Jamestown, Prince Edward, Aug. 81. w8wT
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u EMOVAL.-The subscriber has removed.
LIZ from The store opposite the Post Office, to.
the house lately occupied by Messrs. Duisn,ore
& Turnet, few doors below the street lead,ag
to Mayo,s Bridge, wnere he ha. on hand, and m
tends Keeping, com. jieat assortment OF GRO.
CERES, among which are Madeira, Port,
Sherry, Sicily and Lisbon Wines London Porter.
and Brown Stout, Gun Powder Tea, in small ca
nisters and boxes, and Imperial, Young Hy son do.
COiiee, loaf md brown Sugar, OF first qualify,
cut glass, and large assortment OF Bar Iron, al
OF which wiif De sold OH moderate terms, Ivy
HARRf' TIONPKIES.
81 few barrels Philadelphia Summer Ale.
N. Is TAe subscribed also avaiis himself ufthis.
opportunity to request those of his customers,
who have long standing accounts. to come for
ward and setde the same. He will continue 10 do
business commission. IL L.
August 24 w4w
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X7IRCINIA, TO srif.--At Giancery District
" Court, held at the former capitol. IN the CA
ty of Williamsburg, the 22d day Of July, 1910
John Laird. Rtf.
|, AcAINsT
Carter Mncheil, executor OF Robert Nj, Uhell
Priscilla Mitchell, John Y. Chism and Sarah bis
wife, Tasker Carter O,,inlsn, an infant John w.
Betiield, and Frances / ms wife, Harriet Peck.
Harriet Lucy Mound, John c Peck and Emanuel
Peck, infants Spencer Ball and Betty L h'd
wife, Sophia Carter, Robert Berkeley and Ju,s <
his wife, Thomas APP Jones', Sarah Jones, Eli-'
zabeth Jones and Jane Jones, infants, and George
Carter, Dsf'ts
ON the motion Of the plaintiff. by his counsel
Carter Mitchell is assigned guardian to the infant
defendants, Tasker Carter Ouinlan John C. Peck
u'd Emanuel Peck, and w alter Joues, to the in
iant defendants, Sarah ] Jones. Elizabeth Jones'
aud Jane Jones, to defend them in this suit and
the defendant Sophi., Carter, not having entered
her appearance and given security according 10
The acts of assembly. and the rules of this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that she is not an nhabtant of this country On
the further motion of the plaintiff 1t is ordered,
tina, the said defendants do appear here on the 1st
day OF April term next, and answer the bill Of
ne plaintiff & that copy OF tins order be forth
with inserted in some news paper of the city OF
Richmond, tor two months successfully, and peg
led al the front door OF tie former capital in this
city.
coap.
ANT1: ROBINSON, G c..
July 81. m3w
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July 81.

CHAECERY -Tappahannock Essex In
4 tervening Court, continued and held on the
2Ott day of June, 1910.
John Jones', Compile.
AGAINST
Andrew Allen and John E Craw, Defts.
CAME the complainant, By his attorney, and
il appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
the defendant Andrew Alle,l is not an inhabitant
OF this state: On the motion of TIE complainant,
it ordered. That ne appear here on the first day
of September court next, and answer the COM
plainsnts bill, aud that copy ofthis order be in-
serted in some public news paper, printed in the,
city of Richmond for two months successfully.
and that another copy hereof be posted al the
ION; door Of this court house.
d Copy. Test,
YIN q. MATTHEWS, D. c.
For
JoRN p LEE, c. z. Q. C.
July u. wSw
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The London papers state, that several of
the Princes are extremely angry with Mr.
Cobbett, ia consequence of his harsh ami
madversions on the German troops. The
proti's of Cobbett's Register, they say. net
him clear s 600 sterling per annum-
equal TO S1776O
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NJ IRGlNlA, to sois--At a Lhancery Dis,ri e
Y Court, held at the ior,aer capitol in tho
city of Williamsburg, the lhrreenth day of Apnl,
1870,
James Elliott, RltF
AOAINsr
Richard B Lee, administrators with the will
annexed OF Richard Lee, W,lloughby Newton
and Sally his wife, who was the widow of tile
said Richard Lee, Thomas Jones and Mary his
wife. John Smith and Leu,ia his wife, and Rear.
da Lee an infant which Mary, Let,tia and Ricar.
da are children of the said Richard Lee, Det'fs
ON the motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel,
the defendant Wiiloughby Newton, is assigned
guardian to the infant defendant Ricardo Lee, to
defend her in this suit and the defend ants Jnhn
smith and Letita his wife, not having enrerei
their appearance, and given security according to
the acts of assembly and the rules OF tins court,
and 1t appearing to the Satisfaction Of the court.
that they are not inhabitants of this coun,ry On
the motion OF the plaintiff, By his counsel, 1t is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear here
on the first day Of the next term, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff, aad that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted III one of the Richmond
news papers, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted at the front door OF the former capitol ia
this city
4 Copy.
ANTI: ROBINSON, C. C..
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\ PETITION viii be presented To Tie next
~ General Assembly of Virginia, for Town
in this county, near Appomattox RIVER, on the,
Lands of the subscribers
W4Ntam TTkor, Charles Baiiozu,
Wtiianb WalIce, Samuel Wallace,
HeSekidn FORD,
Cumberland August "a w3.vT
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bECh'S PNIEVI' SHOZ.
HE Subscribers, (being appointed Agents
in this city, for the Manufacturers in Phi-.
ladeiphia) have now on hand for sale, Ten tons
Of Patent Shot, assorted and will hereafter be-
furnished, from the Mandatory, with supply
sufficient to meet any demand at this Market.
NJ G. q. Ih9.ERS.
August IL ep6w
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Public Sale.

BY virtue Of decd oftrust from ""Ha"'
cor. n IN. subscriber, TO secure the pay.
men, Of sum of money to Danit! Eaeh' viii
be exposed to sale, for ready money GA
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF apr, OPIUM nSH'
upon the premises, piece OF SKoyND,
lying upon the north side Of king:strss. anu .su
to the eastward of Patrick. street, IN inc 'I".
Of Alexandria, extending Is feet IN lnches =
upon King street, and running BACK loo'ss'
to - foo, alley. Uponth ground Is erect s,
ed a three story brick dwelling house Inc
ground is subject to an annual rent of'sven-
James Keith It'll.
March q: IS Se~ ;@@ss""'s s.
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ROBERT GRAY,

B0oR-SELLER, KING STREET,
HaS h,eiy received Jpr saie zee Joa'~''tS ~
fie!ea! -..- ...-r
rNlluyrAnd's Memoir concerning the com.
roerciul relations Of the United States wisf'
England. Do.
Remark. Oh Adams Review oil AmsS'
works, ...'
Mrs, Chapono' Swerks.
Niackn,gls on the Epistleh vol ise' TO DO
eemprlsed Ia 8 vols. oeta,o---prlee 10 SUD
serISsrs 8 dolls 50 cts In boards.
Cu.hrl6's Geographical, Hisserieel' aifd
Commercial GRAMMAR, imprsvst' vols
octave, o .j.
,ostavo. -
A;nsworth's Latin Dictionary. $50
Brooke Gazetteer.
.IfutsLinson'I Xsnophon. ..
(;ibson's and Jssse's Surveying. 49,. ..
Murphy's Lucisn.
B.rlow's {. olumbiad, vols, l3mos
American Register, vol S;h. O.
DIR. Ramsay's History OF Sour Carohna'
ct. vols. octave, boards--price dolls: 80 cts'
R1s subscriptions received by X. "ray
for the Monthly Anthology MacEn'ghe on
.thc EpIs,Ies, and new American DISPENSE
tory, al now publishing by subscription III
town. .,
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Bryan Hampson. & CO.

Have inst receiveGand WvJ:r safe,
IS hhas. frsl quai.y New Ur!oans sugar.
so bales Upl ,ng Georgiu cotton
5 hhdS Jamaita and tn'igua 'um'
Is do New England do
rs hhds. GrI quality molUSsss.
10 tierces rico
q o lbs BengM Indigo.
$40 do Flo,,nt do.
rs Bugs heavy pepper
is do plment"
10 hoxes hos, Albany chocolate.
so do Bakers do
90 ar cssks Malaga wine.
500 realms writ e and wrapping paper.
~AND On HAND, ,.....
London particular Madeira ~
DO 60. rsnsriAs WINES
Sicily, Madeira & Port ! ~
All Of the h''' qualify in pipes 'nd quarter
casks.
: Imperial
HySon II
Young Hyson lEhs
and
Hyson Skin
40 900 lbs. green coffee In bags. and gene
raj assortment Of all kinds OF groceries, b..
Selected -four for family use. %" '.
March %. '... 80"
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A NEW NOVEL.
Just Published, and for Sale by
3. COTTO NJ e ST E w AK Is .
-,. - Price /! Dollar,
49,. GLENCARN +; "
TIE DLS.dPPOLNTMENTs OF YOUTH,
.s. -Etat.ssE A N,,VEL. ... ".
~ By CEoaes WArrERsToH, Esa.
~ Or WAsnINaToN CRY,
,fu,hsr ofthe Lawyer and Child Of Feehng.

The celebrity of this authors "thW-
YER and CHILD OF FEELlNG" in
duced the publishers to engage in this work,
and without: detrac,ing from the merits oil the
former feel themselves justified in stating
that his GLENC .RN Is superior to either
It is submitted without further Recommended
ton, with wish, that the American review
ers may give further encouragement to this
vou1 gentleman 5 endeavors to entertain LII
s,ruct and m, ralize his fellow citizens, In 4
way seemingly we'll calculated TO attract ths'r
attention. ..
Feb 6.
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Public Sale.

PUBIC Oatcs F..... .
Pursuant to an order Of the county eonrtot
Fairfax, will be sold, at public sale, on the
premises, on 7Issday, the 94lh OF .ApHi
next, ut eleven O'Clock, Ii the forenoon
If fair :; il not, on the next fair day, at the
same time and place; for the purposesm
the said order rnentiored- : ~.
, n BOUT sixty acres Of LAND, part OF
N the tract belonging to the late Roger
JHesf, Esq and known by the name ofWEsr
GaovR. The land proposed for ,Aale, lies on
the south side of Great Hunting Creek, and
contiguous to the Hunting Greek Bridge -
Its vicinity 20 the bridge and to the road
leading from the bridge, added to the facility
OF communication with the town, renders y
al, object oil. attention to such rs 'are disposed
TO purchase land In the neiyhborhood OF A.
lexandria. ,,.,.
Il will be laid of in lots to sui: purchasers,
and sold on credit Of two, fou, & six montns
for negotiable notes with an approved en-.
dorser. A lien on the land will be retained
until payment of the purchase money.
The above land will be sold at private sac
at any time before the gath day Of April Nett
upon application to. either of the Subscribers
who are authorised 70 receive proposals aes
the same ~ .. s.!
By order, Of the Commissioners, r
John D: 'simns,
James c. West. e
March 81. y -. = 49,, :.
IA Printing In all its branch.
- ,,e,tlu' .esecuted at tbs ct
aos
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MuSCoVADo. SUGAR.

About $50, 600 lbs. Of Museoyadc ougaFs
Of q superior quality in casks, weighing tfoL1
ist % hundred caoa,, viii bs sold osa &C.
asrous terms, on application 10
James Patton,
MarGeller &c Young,
Maysh 70.
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Iult Received,
.A4D R0R SALE BY .
CHARLES i. CATLETT,
. Is chests Imperial, Hyson, x Young
HysoD Teas. :
10000 lbs prime Green CoRee.
90 pipes aaa quarter casks Lisbon
and Teoerife Wine. -, ... .
8 hogsheads Muscovado Sugar.
1000 lbs. Seine rwine. -, -. w..
SO boxes Mould Candles. -.
so do. Spanish SeSar. 90. .....
barrels Pimento. e.. ~.
October Is.
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plaster Paris and Clover. Seed. !
-. f-om ,he Schooner Hero, Cafta'"
- - - Pierce, ~ - y;
4 quantity Of PLASTER Of Paris end elsssf
Seed. Also.
Is. hhds. molaases sa (.e. sF,ss
so bills lie. rum -
xodo. apples ~ p Is,
spipes Lisbon VINE
For sale By ,,.,c : add:
Aprl& 49,. +. G..1 .a. ~.
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IuH Received and for Sale by
the Subicriber, ..
~ t;erces New Rice,
IA bales prime Georgia Cotton,
6 do inferior quality do. =.
10 hhsls first qualify retailing Mo'asses,
b, A few chests Hyson and Young Hyson
Tea, and ..-...-@ ~. :,
,iyo barrels Suffolk Tar. 49,. 80.
-.:. Newton Keene.
April 10. 40 = .s... 81. .''