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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

the man whom all true Republicans
would support. They would respect
and esteem him for his integrity, his
talents and his patriotism but the de-
mons Of party have instigated the dem
agogues OF faction TO misrepresent, &
100 many will be deceived and mislead.
But fellow citizens, we have no ordina-
ny duty 10 perform. Inquire, reflect
and decide for yourselyes-See if you
can select man who combines more
qualities desirable for Governor,
than he who has presided with SO much
mildness, dignity and fidelity for the
last year. Need | ask you to compare
his administration withtha of the Lieut..
Governor Lincoln, the democratic cam
didate Of the last year. A man who had
the hardihood TO denounce the people
for assembling in a peaceable and order.
ly manner, for the purpose of petition
ing for redress Of grievances. BY
this and such like conduct, the leaders
Of the democratic party dare not again
offer him as candidate for the votes of
freemen. Hence the farce of his blind
ness has been got up by way of resigna-
ton. These men have selected Mr..
Gerry for the demo candidate the pre-
sent year. This mans known oppo-
sition TO the federal constitution and at
tachment to France, and the policy OF
Bonaparte is proverbial. But these
leaders Of the democratic flarvy know
that Mr.. Gerry Is old and Ia his dotage,
and that he will easily become willing
tool In their hands to enable them to
lcrd it over the people and enable them
to obtain power and office which is the
object of all their exeriions.
II Soldier of'76.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
T,,eD,'

In Standifh, MIR. Robert MDonasd, aged
SO. He was confined to hIs h0u4e about Nv
week, with droplical com paint which be
bore with chriltizn fortitude; rehgnag his
foul up into the hands Of the Saviour If fla
ners. He has left three lons and two daugii-
tiers to regret the fois Of Kind and induigenl
parent.
In Falmouth. Mr.. Richard Colley, mer.
aged 81.
In Falmouth, 18th inf. Mr. Simon Davis,
IN the 45th year of has age MIR Davis org
inared az Paxton. a credible HtorIner Oh
ierves, thar, irom early life, he was youth
OF the purelt morals When about the age Of
80, he protected 10 re called by the fpecial
grace Of God, lnto the kingdom OF his dear
Son. During his rehLence at Falmouth, he
walked worthy of his calling He had the
cauie Of religion Al heart. and exerted himfelf
much, TO promote the welfare of Zion -
bore Lis Taft hckneis with iniire atelre. HI
encountered death with an unilaaken and trl-
umphant hops 9. Heavens enjoyment. he
has left nndouOsed evidence, that he now
fits with Caril on the throne of his glory
He bore the frui.s which diifinguiihed him
friend of the Redeemer. He was meek ia
his difpohtion Hr was obiging % his neigh
bors, kind to the needy He commanded the
high efteem Of al vino knew him When
the ear heard hini, il beiIed him, and when
the eye fsw him i gave witnels 20 him be-
caule he delivered the poor thar cried, and
fatherieis, aud HIM thar had none to hep him.
ne was Plsaiant ia his family; and, ihongh
inddlgent ~ hls children, YET. IN has religious
dliciPlTre, rgyrJu2T tIsict. The woman ~uo
has iOl tucn hHlbsnd. has real cauie ~
mourn Tier greatea earthly friend Is ID
more. The Lord be u.sfo her al evsrialisEx
light her Goa be her cory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

No perfon, however high his expectations
of honor and enoluments from the preiest
Rigging party in this counrty, can 70 ftifle the
diefares Of confidence and experience, as to
believe THAI the opinions aud the actions of
the jacobin party ,ead to the PROPERTY of
our country. II there is any one 70 abjecf, 70
vie, as to believe thAt our pretent htuation is
an euviahle one, and that we can have no bet-
ter; TO him We have nothing 70 Fay. We leave
hia. 20 grCycl ~ sha. ds.kusis wL.ca lie ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
Ebe ponitor. No. XXI.

q 5.ss5i, sssy;S mt ibcs. tat after tie rcgy
asi.s NJ s.a Ssssty, % 1Ss..i6i9 Ifbi GsS IF ny
5s'11."
Paul. dared to he angular. Though be
was brought up at the fee. Of Gamaiiel. and
learned in all the wifdom of The age 10 which
h.ved, ye, the nooIe simplicity OF the GOT
pei was b.. darling theme. In the moR try
iny fitua,ions, he would maintain his integri
~ and wien brought before kings * prin-
ces, he did nor heG,s:e 70 preach Cllrd, as
The power of God, aad the wilGom Of God,
90 thoie thar tg'iege' Tie enemies Of his
reIgoe called il hereby, bur this did not in.
.inidAte the bclea Apofle. He had cholen
God for hi. portion, aud reioluleIy endured
cruel niockngs and .courgings rather than re-
ncunce Chrilt But what is this TO me fays
the CLrifian OF the preient day. Il is this to
thee; Thefe things were written for the adj
noniiion Of thofe upon whom the Gods of the
world are come. Religion is the fame now it
ever was Had il then enemies So il has
now. Were the names Of the dilc;pIes CAT
ousas evil? They are equally 70 at this day.
Was " his lea every where fpoken againl p
So i; is now And later chriltials fuller per-
ieculion in common with the Grft dilciples.
But the weapons of the a1aiiants are now of
another kind In former days, pri9ons and
maryrdom were the reward of believers. Bur
now, the frlt Object of the inidei is TO iet re-
ligon in ridiculous point of view. Perhaps
lone old orthodox miniiter is ieieGfed for an
example and representative of the whole. He
will be called odd, and enthueaftic. He will
be repreiented as wearing leather breeches, &
naay calico as having his religion only in
his wig as being dear lover of roaf beef
and caret, &c DC &c. The tables will then
be turned, and you will fee an advocate for
vice. Is one accufed of being an extravagant
iPendthrift 6" But he is generous" fays the
advocate, /" and has noble foul" Is a man
vile feducer or a common debauchee ?" But
be has filming talents" fays the advocate -
Thus no vice can be mentioned, but an ex-
euie is always AT hand Thus evil is called
good, and good evil. Light is put for dark
neis, aud darknefs for light. 1t is then the
duty of chiilfians to coDiend for the faith.
Aihough the arrows ct the ahaiiants fhouid
Eight upon ia, and although pretended friends
ihould hint that we carry matters too far, or
caution US aganif being over much righ-
teous; yet, itrive " by patient continuance
~ well doing, to put 20 Glence the ignorance
of fooliih men''
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{ Wholc NO. 62s.

anxiouhy trying every project to
bring on war with England. The
people in general believe they are
acting for the bef but why will
they cling to an administration, who,
by its open hoiility and hatred to-
wards England and unbounded Ter
Witty to France, are determined I'd
plunge US into all the horrors of war.
Nay, while Giles the -ffrong
leader of democracy at Warrington
openly declares that Var is bis OBJ
jef.
That the democratic party in their Thrift
for power, fhould miirepreient the deeds, and
pervert the fcntiments of the federalilts, is not
greatly iurprihng. But that the name OF
Taj5rgfoz ihould be canimnia ed, by coupling
| IL with Democracy, Is az leaft evidence thar
| the cauie is defperate ia the extreme. No per-
ion acquainted with the life OF Walhington, or
at all converianl In the affairs Of our country,
can give the lean credibiity TO this frequent
| iy repeated a1ertion But to thofe who with
! TO gain influence to their party, BY reprefent-
| ing that Warrington was freud to iacobm-
| i'm, we will reaion fairly from truth and ex-
|, Perience. Is il not fact that from and af-
| ter the arrival Of Genet, which was the birth
of the long conceived monfter Dezre,aey that
Warrington did reiift with bis whole ability,
the progrefs aud growth Of that moDitrous
| production If evidence Of this il required,
| look at his letter to a.ick Henry, Elq. and
\ -. A.. a -
the dangers of this French Republicanifm .
portrayed and deprecated. III one letter. lie
| fays, that the hottie attitude France has al
iunied, muft be excluavely afcribed TO the
conduct of thofe Americans, who haiformly
advocate all the pretenfions Of France" Ia
another letter to the Secretary Of State, when
| he was retiring from office, he denounces all
the letters as fpurious, which were faid 10
be written by him, aud 10 which he repre-
tented as unfriendly to the Revolution and
other democratic fabrications, which have
been the only grounds or which he Is taid 70
be friead 10 jacobinfm. In this letter he
(. fays,
"The period when thele .forgei letters were
were the intentions they We're intended to
produce on he public mind. II was then fup-
pofed to be of fome confequence, to ftrike at
the integrity of the motives Of the Command
. er in Chief, and to PANT his inclinations as az
variance with his projections and his duty
Another criiis in the affairs of America having
, occurred, the fame weapon has been reforted
to, TO wound my character, aud deceive the
people"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

We ask for information, and We
hope our democratic friends will an.
fwer US in the fpirit Of candor, with
which it is advanced. Did Napolr-
on Bonaparte fay to foreign minis
ter abroad, "lhat MIR. Madiion 1v1s
bis Kice- Ray, and that be Bon tas-te J
sbouid take care gftde Uaitea States 7"
[R9s Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

The Indian, when affronted, threatens to
burn um houfe,' burn um barn. The Rev.
Mr. Allen, editor of thar facrilegious thing,
the Pittsfeld Sun, does more--he actually did
sburn- UNI man, 'bsrn-um' bools
Qusry-How many odd boots will il take
to make two pair AS this is deep nr-tgp5,~
f4ai queition, Cato ia the Argus, is desired
to throw light on the fuhjeA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

efcape from. If the nation AMI its rulers are
involved il the fame predicament, there Is no
hope, but that inc GSlt dawn viii find US in
the fangs Of Napoleon
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
ChriRopher Gore
and
David Cobb.

Thefe were your friends in the " times ;hat
tried mems fouls" and are now your friends,
and the friends of your country.
ADMONTTION.
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" 40 REN1', !.

|. THAT two story DWELLING HOUSE,
occupied by Jpha Rodgkip. Possession will
be gwen the FIRST Of Qctobef 10 comment
would be unnecessary, as the stand is 50 wei
known. .,, a,,-'
49, ALSO FOR SALE, =
A small two story brick HOUSE, on
Pitt street, with, Lot of IS feet front
and los feet deep. 4 .s..>t,. .fj,
If not disposed of at. private sale before the
goth day Of June, it viii, on t&et day, be sold
at public sale. -, ,,,.c Il
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J n nTI -.

On SATURDAY, die seth. day of June, nm
s slant, will be exposed % sale, AZ the Cofiee
s. Houss III Aiexandsia, betNeen the. hours
ofaweise. and one O'Clock, tor approved
endorsed notes at 60 and 60 days%
q A two story tBRIcK lseVss md ~ :,
situate; lying and being upon the south side
of Prince street and 20 the westward OF Unlon
street, and bounded as followetlH to wit ;---
Beginning upon Prince street vt the north
west corner Of, q piece of ground granted BY
George Gilpin 10 Michael Madden, 81 ieet
TO the westward ct Union street, ard running
thence westwardly. Prince street g Ilnd-
ing thereupon ~, feet, thence sou:hwardly
wi h line parallel to Water street - feet 4
inches, thence eastwartily with line parallel
To Prince street 90 feet thence with straight
line to the beginning 30 feet ahieh piece OF
ground was sold and conyeYed by John Ro-s
bets, James LawVason, and Philip e. Mars
teller unto Abel Villa, and is the premises
now in occupation OF said Willis, conveyed
by said Willis to Daniel Mclean, in trust
for certain purposes therein named.
y DANIEL MCLEAN, 2rastee.
June Z. " '-Gsrt. =" GSw 4
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Twenty Dollars Regard.

A .BsCoNDED flom my farm at the
~ mouth Of Seneca, about the 7th OF last
month, a nan whose name: is RAJ Phi, ~
years Of age, betu cen d black and yellow CO.
Ior. nearly 8 tee, nigh, very stout made,
yellowish eyes Joking !heasy--he has bat
iit,le 10 say. Ills apparel was oanahurg
.h;,,, me- 70 cotton ovcrjacket and trow-
ssrs. !, IS likely he has made away with
,hs ~ and procured other closthing. a free
negro man b, name sambo, living on Judge
Wssbineton's estate. Mount Vernon, Is his
fs,ssr. and it is very probabis he is therea-
ta or in Alexandra, and with little trouble
may be found. - =, 8: 49,. = .., 49,.
him in Washington civ Or Als11 Dora l'iii
Georgetown, June io-'2' d.
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,THIJRSDAY . ,IuNsl'.. 81, i8,o
Bryan Hanipso1. & Go: \

Bryan HaMpsoI I. g 70: n
]. Haps fast rrciped and eferl es sac,
40 iihds. md so barrels FIRST quality sugar
80 do second quality, 4. Il &, y; !. 3 q
10 pipes old London particular Madeira.
pipes and 8 tierces London market ana
! IS quarter casks Malaga WINES,
, 10 boxes dipt Candies
2 bids. old Jamsiea Spirits 3
( i,pipe old cognac Brandys -. -
/ 50 barrels New Eagland Rum, as
30 prime Wkiskey, 1852
I l0chests ampsrial, 80
! 90 do Young Hyson 1EAS, ct this y years
Importation }}l,gssl .s& a<5
And selected for family use.
& also, the best selected Flour tor 90.
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LA NDING,

From on board the norfolk Packet and. for sad
-, 6y tie Snbscri6er,
z hogsheads MusCoSalo Sugar
as barrels = ditto s ditto ~
: 10 hegsheads retailing Melasses
10 boxes Salad Oil ...
, 81 tierces New Rice. and ....,..
90 bags Green Coffee.
) 49,, also IN STORE.
30 hogsheads Sugar, different qualities
4 3 do. Antigua Rum
Is tierces Rice - s.. ..-...
III barrels. prime Pork
Z. q. few half pipes L. Y. Tsnerife Wine
Cotton in bales
Young dyson and Hyson Tea ia chests
S Kegs Caveadlsh Tobacco, and =.
400 bolts English Canvas No:
&ss.5.1.:t, /, Newton Keene.
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EGGS IeaOe TO INFORM ms /11ehas 0H" eng <tS-
- lie, -. ...'
THAT he continues to carry on the Ia
vcrn, ut the sign Of Mr. Madison, corner OF
King and Henry streets, where he wall be
constantly supplied with the best wines apd
liquors Of every description. -, .
: lew boarders will. be taken on moderate
terms. and will be thankful 10 those who may
pleass to favor him With their custom. /
= Iuue 6. Up .... ..... r..-.-- .
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Fifty Dollars Reward. Z

r OS1 yesterday morning, Back Lea
il ger POCKET BOOK, mended at both
ends With pink coloEsd silk /; it formerly be-.
longed to Mr.. Mae rsth, whose name il IN 4,
containing two hundred ond ihirfy, fye Oclsars
in bank notes, consisting OF two Fifty saPllar
notes, one on the bank Of Potomac, ths Slher
on the bark Of Washing ton; six lwetfy dol
lar NOTES, one often dollais and one 81: I'VE,
with sundry papers Of no use TO snypersoh
but the owner. The finder shall receive tie
above reward and no ques. ions asked, on te-
liveriag the book with IT'S contents to; hS
David Mankins.
|. .r,ne "a. ~ Fl. s3t
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.SfW
ROBERT GRAY,
RQOKSELLER AND Sf:ArIpsyER,S
I kaca laffty feeefytd, for saie, DE kaktasiae.

Adarus On the Globes, Cicero DeIphfnia,
Nugensts French Dictionary, poker eii@S
ton; Miltonss Works, miniature, Episcopal
Prayer Books nth add tionA hymns. III plsi9s
and gilt bindings Pocket Bibles sfoee6
gin, aPlptarch.s Lives, porteus' Sefnaass
Cooks Voyages Eenclon,s Pipus eReejiopi
for every day in the gnontffs EiIa .RozrnbesgS
Julia De Robignc, Italians Inn, Standard aisls
Merton. Cabinet Of sMomus, q sninslsIf
cofler Consultations Of thu upited Sealss,
GIeanings on sHusbandry, ,Bowditchs syis
cation, DuncanS Dispensatorys, Edinbufsh
do. Jaekson,s bookkeeping, Young Msax
Companion, Steaben's Military Exercises,
Dwighfs Geography, EPsrrin.s Fgesch Fs-,
bles, Wattsss Logic, Boyle YoyaGess Let.
tiers from the Mountains, Rodsriek II sndof,,,
.Cottagers Of GlenIurnie, Sternes Nork.st
&c. &c. t,s.g 4. a ss-
p STATIONARY 4.
Writing, wrapping, psi6.ing, letter, ban1
box, bopnet and drawing Paper. ~. {
81 .nk books pfyarious sisss, sslsd = pl.iee.
~ MUSIC, 4. :
Far ne liapo Forte or HdsfsieAerd.
No; 81 and 3 Of six progressive Seoa.incs !
with violin accompapimsnts. lad it3snWl pr
PIeyell, Aadante, with variations, BY do: q IS
Battle or Dunkirk, BY siHrock, !. :
Blaise ct Bahet--ovciture for four hands,
byJ Yogel. 5i
. Duets, for e: flutes or sislin., By Pleysll.
H.. sI 4 SONGS. igt ~ 81. b. ), Il.
The host tia, fights tor Ibsrty. Tell mo
soldier. The oak Of our fathers. The York.
shire beauty Swee, Emma. Snowy Rose.
The home Of my heart. Colin and Kats:
My love is far away. Oh, then Remember
me. Swee, is the Vale d. u. "a, ~ Ma
Musical Instruments,
!; Two elegant patent London made P;anP :,
Fares, with additional KEYS to c. and pcd4l.
One pair French Horns, military drums,
elegsnr C Clarinet, q Effat DE-. 28s Asfs !.
do, octave flutes, ] elegant hautb< z, 2 "
inlins Of superior quality, a large assortment
Of common yiolius, bows srTsa1 and ytEipys
for do Strings for Piano Fore md gutter,
German flutes and military Afes. instructs0ns
for Piano forte, violin, au,e, hsgtboy, .Asgs-
let, clarinet and French horn, &c. Is -
:. - COMBS. ,
Fashionable tortoise shell Combs, spitahio
TO wear with Madison BAT bonnets.'
Long G. ooked, and side do. ~ 81
Mock and patent do. #'N5.jfz s
Ivory small tooth combs. M x.
Dressing DO. ss,,3sSt u
June go. . "a. 81 =
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NOW LANDING,

a., =. bsard t6e seh'r Jane. eohs Mse"e"
s - and for, .aie by the sn6seriaer' ,, :;
!. ~ ,sncheops sd and 9Th psoot Anuga'
- Run ~ ~ T. :,
sys hhds, Moiasses l, c.,-.r
"a barrels prime Mnscoyade sugar
!. no bsrrsls TurPert ins s+,s H.
rs boxes Salad 90, v..,,e s
June Is. I,
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ITiIhirty Dollars Reward

WIN ba given for apprehending ana seeqF'
ING in iail negro SOLOMON, who waA seen
IuTkin2 about the suburbs Of alexandra TINS
morning; he is OF low stature eocut .t -
years old, and bad on an old white nat'otVNil
coat and striped pantaloons good gear wVtS'
II Is supposed he is now in tosn' An P.
sans are hereby forewarnsd from narrowing
or carrying OF said negro
Thomas Hunton.
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ALSO FOR SALE,

60 Intending to leave this
ei.ce in short lime for philadelphia, all per.
so,s having claims against me are requested
10 brius them in for settlement; ana those
who are inGebteA to me will please to call and
settle their accounts. .....
: .~0 49,. Jesse Talbot.
9Th mo. 18th. .'..... -. . =
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THOMAS RICHARDS,

9Th mo. 18th.
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IN eVSfY HIGHWAY SAIANAs = ~ .
WILL BK SOLD rs
4 the VsnaIs Stose. corner OF Prince ana
= Water streets. sc -, - { &C -
4 Hsr;siy e Dry Good Giyosssiss, sys.
particulars Of (which will be expressed IN
n. bills Of the iay--AM kinds OF goods
Mich arc on limitation and tbs prices. OF
mich. are establiShsd, can az any time DC
slowed and purchased at the lowest limitation
P. C. Marsteller, v. u
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May 80. III q ?, -. :. :. .-.....
NEW MILITARY WORK,
7usttPuJllhed and, for Sale,
.At the Bookstores Of r. Cry. and cottsum
49, and ,Sterpart--- - " *
PRICE a DOLLARS 50 cENTs-

PRICE A DOLLARS 50 CENTS .u..<
Rules and Regulations tor the Field ExeF-
else and ManGuvres of the French Infantry,
issued August Isl, 1891; and the MapEu-
yres added, which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon Also. the Ma
roe,ty, es OF the Field Artillery with lniai'-
try. BY Col Irenee Amelot de. Lacrolx' iase
Chief of brigade in the Elench service. In
three YoIumes, the third volume consisting
of plates,
Yhe principal part Of this work has been
translated from french 10 English, ny Lieut..
Col Mactlollald, Ia the s&rvice Of his EFl1ah: :
nick maies.y. Col de Lacrolx has not o!'ly
ayadsd himself Of Macdonald's trahsla'lon'
but has rct lined the principal theories, Win
which Col M. Ras enriched has work. osPe-
ciany his comparison OF TIE rench 'aeHes
wa, the prussian, and the principles OF the
different nations with. the f.ng.ish; because
those valuable notes are sufficient Tor 'uch
COMPARISONS, and are III .poln'' SQ'.. Ds -
haS augmented those notes. =,
The introduction oil Col de Lacroi& WORKS
win direct tie attention of the young An'erl-
cans 10 the study of learned tactics, the re-
eu,, of experience, and enable them 70 obtain
the nreciSion desirable In Inc war iot, AZ.
,beS must be convinced that good othse
forms good soldier, and that the expert
.pce Of ages has demonstrated that inc soi-
der will perform his duty correctly, "nsA nc
| Is well commanded. 81, .r,,,;,
a. the end of the second volume Q! tms
work, Col. Dc Lacroix has added the msheu u
yres Of the field artillery with the Infantry,
secordinr to the French principles AZ y mol
! ssssary to lavish praises on the advantage
81 moving this Numbering arm with tns sa@ =
facility and celebrity as the line. Europe IS
no1r convinced and coufssscs il. tie has aa-
icd Plates, which demonstrate those mane u =
vre, so essential to the great operauons p.
var and which will enable officers to execule
them. :,-J :. also exnaJi-
.nt 70 add 10 :his book some new aaop!eu
m.nmuyres, which have bsen pun IN psaeu ~.
=, .o1 Srea. a1yan,ags in the face OF an enemy
To enhance the value Of this work Is inc cny
motive could induce hirp 70 augment " s'1'
Jhas 8. $500 - = : :, -
49, ~,Cxxg n A INNING.
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o. Nader.
For Rent,

q. For Rent, :,
d coNyENIENTtwo story frame D'sea
IN iag Hsuss, situate on camsrsh ~, ar,s,
;bssSseu s.. Asaph and Pin ~, streets ' AppS'
g John g !, Lsaa.
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Taft Received,

Inh Received,
md FOR SALE By
CHARLES !. CATLETI.
Is chests Imperial, Hyson, q Young
HYsoh Teas
so,oOoslbs prime Green Coffee.
: TX 20 pipes aud quarter casks Alspon
and IcDsriae Wine. -
hosshea,ls Mnscovado Sugar
5000 abs. SeiRcsi vine. ,n% Il
So boxes Monhl Candles. .. ;.
so. do Spanish Segars. s..
barrels PimeRtQ. 2.
October 10. Estl 8, -- --,-
MIJSCC)VADO FSU GAR i
About 100000 lbs. Of Miiscoyado Sugars
Of a superior qualify in casks, weighing from
ls,to IS hundset eachs viii be soId On &C.
usrous erns, on application g. .-,..a
James Patton
Marfeller & Young,
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