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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-27
Colin Hayes, Agent
for HlshrOA Wa.EIhgtM,
Mount Vernon, March rs 21'~.m
Tor Sale ar Pub.ic Vendue,


For Sale at Public Vendue,
On the lst day Of next month, valuable
LOT of GROUND, at the corner OF FAIRFAX
and Wilkes streets, forty ore feet seven inct-
es on Fairfax AID seventy seven ieet On
Wilkes street, to an alley OF three iee'; It
this corner is a pump Of good water knoSay
Inc name of Nost's Pump.
.4LSC,
Hall square OF GROUND, next peNF
Lutz's tartald, save small part sota o. :.
feet front On St Asaph street, oy 40 ieet
inches back, and another Lot OF the Same s'1S
;oinin, the first, on which Is reserved
Ground rent Of % dollars per annum "hicA
yrould rent is proposed to be soid sePaIS@'
and then the remainder of the ground.
For the ground rent a note ne5otiaoie IL L.
Their of the banks will be taken with im approx
ed endosser, payable In 6, and ~ nionlh'
with interest thereon. 49,,
For the remainder of the half square wmcn
Is on St. Asaph, Wilkes AID PITT streets ala
the corner lot by Yost's pump, one tenth o. 'oe
purchase money viii be required IN i'sId' ti's
remainder in three equal annual Paymehs'
with interest from the day CT sac, ~hlch Is
n.ade to secure Jacob Holman tor ms en-
dorscmcnt Of certain notes at the Bank OF re-
toinac, as per deed of irussfrom VIM HaftS-
horne, to the subscriber, for that purpose
JONAH THOMPSON, Trustee.
Also, at Private safe,
A Water Let, extending from Wilkes STREET
southwardly l76 feet inches, and from va
ter street eastwardiy to the RIVER my MN
and Piastation called Strawberry Hlil---iso a.
crcs Of Land, mostly in wood, on both sides o.
Rolmes's run, Joining Stroaies's mill and ne
land of William H Territt, ESQ. On pay
ment of small part of the purchase money
liberal credit will be given for the remainder;
terms will be made known by application {"
William HartShorne.
4th mo. 5. !aw1s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-27
The subscriber
Offers for Sale on moderate terms, fhe 'ol'oTof's5
YdLUABLE PROPERTY.

offers for Sale on moderate terms, the 'olso'oIsS
Y.dLUABLE PROPERTY.
LOT of Ground, situate at the lower
end of Fairfax Street, running With the said
Stree, one hundred and seventy-sx teet, Sc
ven Inc hes--irontiDg on Jefferson street, one
hundred and twen,y-:hrec feet hve inches,
an. containing half an are. Inc improve
ments on this Lot, consist of an excellent and
completely finished two story brick Dwelling
House, with every convenient out house--a
good Pump in the yard, and Gasden, which
with proper attention might be made highly
productive. ALoO,
A small piece Of Wood Land, containing
fifteen and one half acres, fronting on the
Mount Vernon road, adjoining the country
seat of Mr. Andrew Ssmieson, and about 5
miles from the town. This land Is not more
than one quarter Of a mile from the Hunting
Greek Turnpike Read, and 1t is supposed
will AVERAGE about IS or 40 cord OF wood to
the acre.
Also, a Tract of Land on the
South side of Hunting Creek about two hun
dred yards from he Turnpike Road, con-
tanning fltv-one acres, Upon this Tract are
several beautiful scites for building, COM
handing view Of Alexandria; Washington,
part of Georgetown, & considerable length
of the river. it has some good low ground
and valuable Pocosin attached 10 It. Apply
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-27
For Sale or Rent,

That noted Staad at the corner OF W ASH
ington and Kns-s,reet, consis! ing OF q store,
and accommodations for family, no" l" 'he
occupancy of Captain Black POSSESSION pay
be had the frs. of May next. For iurther
inform alton please to apply to
John Roberts.
=, ~ 2aN2W
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-27
Charles SimmS
Thomas SwanH
r. Harrison.
Ground Platter

The Subscribers have Oil hard a'fd n',I q
keeping constant supply o. q RDo LII
p adj TER or Paris. W."
hey odsr for safe.
John M.Pherson q oo :.
month etn.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-27
April 8
FOR SALE,

A House and Lot on HenryStreet,
adjoining the premises OF Philip u. hafstea-
Ter The Hogs- is nearly new, large con-
venient, and in very healthy stthatlon, TO
which, is attached three quarters OF ~'l acre OF
ground now in garden we'll enclosed Al
50, ct of Ground near the lower end OF
King Street; this Lot is 70 and "a half feet
on King Street, running back TO 50 iee'
al,ey g. feet, on which are two Houses
if the fist mentioned property is not sod at
nriyate sale. before the LIST June next, 1t Will
then be sold at pubic sale, on liberal terms.
Apply to
G. Page.
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LOST,

or 10 days ago, 6etpeen Wasnns'0s' a""
~-.fhcGaaria,
A small bra1s-mounted dirk or
cutteau. The finder will please leave 1t at inc
Printing Office and receive reasonable &c
ward Q.
April %.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-27
By Order Of tie Orphau Court Of
Charles County.
This is to give Notice,

That the subscr ber, sT Chaslss County, b..
obtained from the Orphans Court o. said
county, in the state OF Maryland, lesters ,s
administrator on the personal estate OF Froa
.cis II She'd, late of the county aIpre>ait, de-
ceased: All persons having claims against
said dcceas. d, gre hereby warned to exh,hi.
the same with the vouchers thereof to tie
subscriber, on or before tie FIRST day CT su-
rustrext ensuing, Or they may by law Be
excluded from az benefit - said estate, AMI
those indebted thereto are requested 10 ,sake
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this goth day OF Fe-
byuary. 1911.
Theodore Dent, Adm'r.
April II. etzw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-27
pitchers wanted.
April II.

The subscriber wishes 10 hire tour Ditch
crs accustomed to draining marshes, 10 com.
mence about the niddie OF May There va
be employment for them probably icur IL
Eve month. 49,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-27

IN PURSUANCE of deed executed to II:
subscribers on the eleventh day Of August
1905. by the late Robert 7. Hcoe, Esq. IA
trust for certain purposes thereby expres'
ed, they will proceed to sell, ?, public All.
ton, at the coffee house. in the towa Il
Alexandria, en- THURSDAY, the 3oth"'
May next. at elev n O'Clock, the following
TALUl8LE PROPERTY, viz
One LOT in that part Of the Cry
Of Washington formerly known by the INC
Caro- sburg, No, 2, square SIS, containing
$500 square feet or thereaboms. One 'ad
ct Land laying on Conrad's Run, in hatnr !
shire county, Virginia, containing 7Ss. cts
or Whereabouts Seven Tracts Of Lane {" }
joining each Other, ia Ohio colntv, ViTf'
MIA, between Grave and Fish Greeks, cor
tanning altogether about 3245 acres IL
title. to the above lands arc believed to-
perfectly good and irdispu;a3le. TIE s..
will be made on credit of s, = and
mop:hs, for approved endorsed Dotco. neg"
table III the bank Of Alexandra.
Charles Simmh
Thomas SwanH
K. Harrison.
February %. iastd'
N B. The Editors Of the Virginia fat's"
Richmond; Repubi an Farmer, S'aunoI
Winchester Gazette, Winchester; N'aef-
3ntelhgencer, Washington City; and f''
burg paper, are requested to pulls t''
bove In thsir respective papers once IN Ga
week TIL the sale, ard forward their acroa''
to this Office for payment
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
January %. 1911.

StR,-
In answer to your enquiries respecting
the diminution of revenue, which must re
suit from the exclusion of Articles of Bri
fish produce or manufactures, 1 beg leave
to refer you to a report. made TO The house
OF Representatives, on the 28th February.
1906, and which, together with the state.
ments anheSed TO it. gives de allied view
of the importatioiS from the British domi.
Mons and from all other countries, for the
years 1902, 1903 and 1SO4-More reliance
may be placed, as to any general result; on
the statements for those years, than on those
for any subsequent period. There was a
very eAiTaoT binary increase CT commerce
during the years 1905 and 1907; but altho'
the amount of impor! ations was much lar
ger, the proportion from the different coua-
tries had not been materially altered. From
the last three years no correst differences
can be drawn. The time requisite to pre-
pare similar statements for the last years
would also delay an answer; and the annual
reports of importations in American and
foreign vessels will furnish additional facts
for any one year as may be wanted:
it appears from that report (page 81 that
the nett duties (after dedncting the draw
backs) on merchandise imported from the
British dominions, and from all ether coun-
tries, might be estimated as followeth:
British Ill other
donuniOne, countries
On Merchandise
paying duties ad
valorem, inclu-
ding the addition
al duties, called
Mediterranean
fund 4,257. OOo 1924. 600
On all other arti-
Giles, deductiDg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
EAGLE-TAVERN.

MRS. WATT respectfully informs the pub.
lvl lie, that those spacious and commodous
buildings known by the above name, are now UNI
der her sole management and exclusive control
Situated in central part of the City of Rich
mond, and equally convenient for professional
characters, and others from the country, who
have business at the Capitol, and those who wish
TO take lodgings in part of the town contiguous
TO mercantile transactions, the Eagle.Tavern
cannot but offer to the traveller and the tempo
rary resident, accommodations and convenient
ees, at least equal to any in tue city. Gentlemen
Rom different parts of Virginia, and indeed from
different parts of the u. 5. who are obliged to vi
ait Richmond, and are DESTROYS Of an interview,
one with another, will be least likely to be dis
appointed, by putting up al the Eagle Tavern /;
rs it is, unquestonably, from its long and extern
sive celebrity, more frequented by genteel ira
velers tnan any Tavern in the City, and also has
The advantage ot receiving and entertaining the
stage passengers, both from the north & south.
The rooms in the Eagle-T cavern, are numerous &
we'll furnished, aud so diversified as to size and
retirement, as equally to suit those who move
with numerous families, and those who travel
by themselves. a large and elegant table will
be every day spread and THIS establishment Mrs
Watt pledges herself to support with uniformi-
".
Feb. IS. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
-; l.s, BALTIMORE, March 6.
CAPTURE OF THE BRUTtJS.

The Brutus was built in this city and
sent to New-Orleans-from whence she
was returning. via Charleston, to Baltimore.
On the day she left Charleston, when four
or 1--WE leagues from he land, she was cap
tured by British government brig, and or
dered for Bermuda, on the plea that she was
SUSPICIOUS looking" vessel, and that the
captain and crew we're Frenchmen born
which. in part. was the fact, though capt.
Mitchell Che master of the Brutus) has
sailed as an American and Commanded a
vessel carrying our flag Tor twenty years !;
and all of the men. save enc, were .fmeri-
can citizens, having Ipaper] projections
At the moment the Brutus was captured &
while the boats of the British vessel of way
were passing to and fro Ga space of about
one hour and an half) the United States
chit VAST was lying on the windward
quarter OF the Brutus, distant not more
than one mile and a quarter the officers
OF which saw what was doing, as acknow
Lodged to our informant by two officers of
that ship, an interview being had with the IN
in Charleston, after the capture.
Evening Posi-.
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mo. 90.

occurred in Sweden. While French Gen.
has been elected as successor to- the throne Of
that klsgdrm. its former sovereign has been
a wanaerer in Switzerland and G ermany UNI
I'll he came TO Russia. and about fortnighs
since embarked at Riga on board an En-
glish armed vessel for England. The prin-
cipal forces Of Russia have been engaged in
active and bloody war. with the Turks and
Persians 10 extend. the Russian frontier
to the shores Of the Danube, two Turkish,
provinces have been incorporated with the
Russian empire; and several strong fortress
SEES OIL the, south side of the Danube have
been taken. A new. order for, recruiting
the armies has been issued, requiring a levy
OF three men upon every five hundre d thro'-
out the empire. 1t viii raise an ADDITION
OF about one hundred thousand men to The
present military force OF the countr, :" ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
LONDON, December 10.
Case Of SIR II. Philihs, Bookseller.

On Saturday. The third and last meetiuos
took Mace under tie commission agaiusl
this gentleman.
rs Hsnal az ms meeting, a 8cheduie ofthe
estate zuaa Produced, zvhen il ahhecreH
thar Mr.. Uitzason, the Public .Aecouutont
10ho mad been employed for this hurtlose
ry me aSsfSnrea had ascertatned thar tpe,.u
Htna OF CLAIM, aopnfd nor crceed 100000.
ana that Tho undoubted assets Spere at ieaat
100, Oool. ondtnciudi,se' some confineencies.
zoere 1856 o00l. earring in one ceae RE
snrhtus Of $4,000. and in the other Of
30 O0OIs
IN me course Of some miscellaneous -.
gutr,es ~ appeared fhas Sir Richard haf
Haid 10 authors. folhin the kasr i2 ueore
ufSDarda of 4e 0oOl. uhwards OF S Oo0,. 70
des,5s''ere a.d !raftsmeH, uua 1s1,gyards NJ
10000. TO engravers Z
me general sanSfaction zuos such fhat-
on certificate being produced more man
~ oooi. E'as signed TOR in 10 minutes and
more aSreeaofr proof has seIdon 5et,.
Woroeo IN GmldhoG Of the santa n md
zphen tie requisite confidence ezzsts no,
fTeen debtor and creditor.
'Aoow fortnight ago. az he Mail on.
HS TVay from PRESTON 10 Manchesfey. nm.
changing horses al Chorley. t12 or u IF
ne fresh h'ScS hauling 6ren iuf roo, lnc
Coachman qDenf 70 /etch some strazy 10 s;t
uion' suhen the horses ser Of. in sight Of.
me coachman, guard. and three hasstn eecs
IN fost chase. The horses Steadily mr.
S =, the,r course unfR they arrived at R.d-
oa"f 6roTv Zone mile from Choriev ,
TDnere hhey Sfohhed, as Is usual, auhie one
" me 7Ohects is locked Here a. 60 .,f,'.
man on me road called out TO be token
ana thinking the coar Imam 7uas fnsjde, sen'
ira himself IN ne gWayd's ros RIM ND
crying, Go on!' or s,)ent me horses ~
gam IN .l"H sfeed never stohhinp un,;1
fhey arrived at he Ete/1hdnt and CosIe
your mites farther, 7vhere the coach has
fonstant occasion 10 stay a 8h6rt ;1ae he
eeonnfrynan then nNghfed and trocee ded n
muife me coachnlan TO a glass, 4vhen ain 6e
JoHna INSIDE 7ras the /ourfh Passenger. ry5o
H a oeen asleep all the time. The animals
the road SS V'4S o1S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
Eore1an.
From French ,f,aiters received 6y TIE %.
min from Rocheiie.

min from RocheRr.
On the 29th December, 'Bonaparte issued.
from the Palace of the Thuilleries, de,
cree, relative to the cultivation of tobacco
within his dominion.
The Jczus-Ibe Journal of the EmDire
contains the following .artice -" Cassel.
Dec. 30, is1o.--The Jews within this king.
don enjoy at present all the civil rights
which the libeI atty of the Emperor Napo-
leon has bestowed upon them. They form
part of The National Guard, lately estab.
lished here; and in the kings guard here
are several officers of that denomination.
a vast number of Jews have been semitic
Spain, in the army, who have been promo
ted, as reward for their services Israel
apprentices are taken by The mech. mics
OF this couptry, and the Jewish INGREDIENTS
are now permitted to buy and possess pro-
perts, whether in country or town. Within
he kingdom Of Westphala, including the
coun ry of Hanover, the number OF Jews a.
mount TO 1900. They have established. at
their own expence, Consistory; and their
school is very numerous, and a kind of Sc
minary for poor boys draw. on bv lot, who
are to be taught different professions. On
every Sabbath, MI. Jacobson, President Of
the Consistory, oro,her member, delivers >.
speech on public duties and order.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
RICHMOND FRIDAY. MARCH 15 1s11

but repetitions of Odd internal rascal, and
similar epithets. concluding with Z" he be
id but he would fire into her" So in-
suited and threatened Captain King replied,
fire away. The order was given 70 the
ready mariner, on the forecastle, who, with
deliberate aim. discharged his muskei "a
mong the passengers and crew. happily
without effect-his exulting captain asking
should he FIRE again p This was into a ship
few yards distant, lying to for him. I'M
der the American flag, almost in sight of
this city. and without word of enquiry or
H4d
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90 NOT THE LATEST.
NoRFotK Feb. q
TRANSLATED FOR raE uRp

TRANSLATED FOR TIE HERALD.
In Portugal the head quarters oc a.,
combined army continued at Cartax N
Massena's at Santarem. Those armies "a
MADE no movement of Consequence. rxc.,'.
mat he French had built two bridges crn.s
the river Zezere. e0' "'T"ss
IN Catalonia the Marquis Campover,, + q
sustained an attack from General M cd'ts
na'd's whole army. The former rrnn,s"a
the Iatteri and pursued Elm 10 m, rn,,,,,~
talns There had been several eng,gere,,,.
IN various parts Of the Province. by e., Ia
bodies IN which the Patriots had the advs,L
Sc @u'"iFT
The Spanish army IF the centre. n,s,,a
on the frontie Of VI rcia and A ID rI,I.;'
MAO an Estimate eng cement with ne Frsncbh
on he I'd ~ Nov. when terminated j., go
arm keeping rs former position :--Bnt ,tI.
French on the oh. caring it seems. An az
K, retreated with precipi atioo. az
IN ES,re5iedura the Spanish C1.,.-.s
bauesleros coDtif ed in he yfcinjtv Of 20
rena' He had some p rual engsge,ne",.
WIN me French, much to his adyau1ao,'
ne depaFtmcn of Cuenca, in
Hcs had been enirely evacuated A., 80.
fr' aoh. In hat Province, and in syg., VIC
..'cr coupled by the Fen h, 4 ,ev ,veso o.
's'sntt Sa'rasscd ig ANAL parties of Pan.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
i,23s,ooo
s,s86,ooo
S $4,000
A741.ooo

ht the time, however, lin the years 1909
1909 non-importation from G.. Britain
would not have diminished the revenue to
that extent, as the Continent of Europe be
ing tteh open to the United States. great
number Of articles usually imper ed from
Great Bri ain would have been supplied by
other countries A considerable dimnuti-
on must take place in relation TO all the aiG
iicles which cannot be thus supplied, or
which may now be manufactured in the u
nited States. And it was principally on ac-
count of the uncertain state of Commerce
with the rest of the world, that in the an
nual report of the 10th of December last, I
stated that the probable defalcation in the
revenue could not, for obvious reasons, be
at this time estimated with any degree of
precision
In relation to the other enquiry of the
committee, 1t appears to me that he discri-
mlRation between the dutiable articles
would at this tina be inexpedient Those
which will certainly continue to be impor-
ted, particularly spirits, wines, teas, sugar x
coffee, are for that reason those on which
an increase of duty would be most produs
tive. But that consideration alone does not
seem sufficient to recommend higher rate
ofincrease on those, than on other articles !;
and | think general and equal increase
on the rates of duties now paid, is for the
present, the most eligible mode.
have the honor to be. very respectfully,
sir, your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN
hon Jo9H w. Ehfes-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
co W-PocK.

"HE subscriber earnestly invites all persons.
4 who have ever been inoculated by him for
the COW OR KINE.POCK, to report them
selves, for the purpose Of being reinoculated
(wrihout fee) for the same disease:
This request is made in consequence Of its be
ing ascertained, that those who have once had
the rightful or genuine Cow. Pock, will not take
it a second time The result of this re-nocuis.
zion IS considered the most certain test of secu-
Yity against the Smallpox.
/. TRENT.
March IL. Ct
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March IL.

~ OTICE.-It is with regret that the sub
scrbers compelled by an indispensa-
BILE duty 70 themselves to adopt measures for
the protection of their property, which at the
first view of those whose pleasures are to be
thereby restricted, may appear i'll natured or
unaccommodating but the breaking down OF
fences by huntsmen, and the consequent expo
sureSl injury ofcrops, the frequent burning of en-
closures by fires originating from the waddings OF
fowling pieces carelessly discharged among the
dry sedgeaogether with various other acts oftres-
pass to which an indiscriminate range over our
as'ids has led, and will continue to lead, have
determined us to stop the further progress of
the evil by forDiddng Gas we hereby do in the
most positive aud unequivocai manner) ALL
PERSONS WHATEVER, from hunting, shoot,
Ing, or sporting, or in any respect tresPassing
on, passing over lands, under the sever
est penalty of the law.
John Mayo, VIM. Foushee,
Edwin J. Harvic, for Benz Sheppard,
himself and his mo. John Sheppard,
Their. John Buchanan,
Dabney Williamson, A. Blair,
William Mayo, VIM Young,
Alexander Fulton, Martin Smith,
J. H. Mayo, ]. Robinson.
Robert Gordon,
March s. 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

EDY virtue of the last will and Testament If
I'D Richard Tslaferro the younger, will be
sold on the premises, to the highest bidder, on
Friday the 2Uth of March next, If fair, other
wise the next fair day, that beautiful FARM
lately occupied by Mrs. Rebecca Taliaferro, WI.
dow of Col Richard Taliaferro, DECEASED, situa4
sed in the county of James City, about four
miles from the city of Williamsburg, upon the
roads leading to jamestown and Barrels ferry,
and containing about one thousand acres Of land,
of which there is enough cleared for extensive
cultivation, and great part of the remainder is
Eich swamp, well timbered with cypress, and On
psble of being converted into excellent mea
dow there is upon the said farm good apple
and peach orchard, large well built two story
brick House with four rooms and spacious
passage on a floor, with all necessary outhouses ;
chs whole of which as we'll as the fences are in
good repair The terms of sale will be, one hall
the 1rchase money to be paid at the expiration
of one year and the other half at the expiration
of two years from the day of sale, the purchaser
90 give bond and security for the payments, which
II not punctually made are to carry interest from
the date Of the sale and as an additional secu,
Tity the purchasers must also give deed of trust
upon the land, which is not to be enforced un.
~ the last psymen, falls due.
RICHARD COOKE, eS'or
Feb. 8. IDS
". B. BY the request Of the legatees, the a.
Sove sale is postponed to Monday the 25th day
Of this month, il fair, otherwise the next fair
DAY.
RICHARD COOKE.
March -. tbs
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u oBEaT cREENHow, Merchant. at the

ID OBE2T GREENHOW, Merchant, at the
n sign of the Golden Paddock, has just re-
ceived a consignment of Virginia Manufactured
WRITING PAPER, in all It's varieties, from the
Bauersea Mills-When the quality is found
60 be good, and the price as low as it can be
procured at, in any part of the continent-the
subscriber hopes, that encouragement will be
given to the infant Establishment, by apPlica-
eon for the articles, either by the ream. or lar.
ger quantity. To those who buy to sell again,
liberal discount will be made.
March g. 2m
I'm STORE, and must be sold forthwith,
j eight Hogsheads MUSCOVADO SUGAR,
seven quarter casks of lest old Sherry Wine,
and 200 sacks of Liverpool Blown Salt.-These
will be sold on very low terms for cash, or short
credit, if applied for Immediately.
March 8. It