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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1911.

rejoice TO behold Colleges, and other
seminaries of learning increasing in
number and usefulness, where our sons
can be taught what's necessary TO COM
plete them for usefulness in the world !:
-" that instead Of the fathers, there
may be the children"
May ministers and people, unitedly,
on the approaching thanksgiving duly
appreciate the many and great mercies
they have received The year past and
may they be enabIedto render Just tri-
butte of praise 10 him, from whom they
proceed; and thus may their thoughts
rise in sublime CONCENTRATIONS 10 Him
who tilleth all space, that he will keep
them under his immediate guidance
the short journey of life, and finally re-
ceive them, with all the true Israel of
God, into the New. Jerusalem above
where our thank sgising and praise win
be" continually unto him that setteth
on the throne, and 10 the Lamb,
forever and ever"
G**"*s''*r, .Nov. IL, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18
Communications.
Ebs sgollitor.....No. LVIII.


" Ia IKE manner also, thar qvomen adorn
Themselves in modest ahharel, with
shane tacedness q so6ricfy moi 7viA
broidffed hair, or gold, or hearIs, or
costly array; 6ut, (Syhich 6ecometh
sOomeH firetessi's godineSsJ zuth
good zVosks."
Paul, in his Epistles, is always very
particular in every thing relating 10
doctrine or practice. Not content with
barely telling the people what they
ought TO believe, and defending the
doctrines of Grace by the most master
ly arguments, he often descends 10 par.
ticulars in their conduct, and in the text
even to the dress of women profess
ing goodness" He doubtless saw the
evils which would follow it the mem
bers oil the primitive churches did con-
form 10 the follies, fashions and extrav-
agances of the age in which they lived,
and therefore thought proper in his
Epistle to Timothy to give the above
command. Now let il be remembered
that every dItectien, command or pro-
hibition of scripture once given, is sill
as binding on US, as it was on the prim-
live church, provided there is not
scripture for its repeal: Therefore, the
apostolic direction quoted above is Just
as binding Oh " women protesting god
Illness" in these days, as il WIS on those
who lived il the first ages Ut The chris
tan church, But some doubtless ale
ready 10 say Dress IS small tIiug.-
True 1t Is small, but small pant OF
real duty ought 10 be dear 20 the hearts
OF all who fear GCJ. There aIe seri-
Gus evils arising from extravaganza in
dress which ought 10 be seriously con-
sidered by those who profess 10 know
ana love The truth. Our example III
the world should be a p~wel lul argu-
meni IN favor OF an exemplary aEtear-
ance as well as for real holiness. "If
mcat make my brother TO Offend, will
eat no meat while the world slandelh."
Such was the resolution Of the arvslle.
I!c did not think ii sin to eat meat, but
was wiling 10 conlOIm 10 the oonsCirn-
Ces OF weaker believers j neielote, i:
by our dress We give occasion 10 the
enemy 10 speak reproaChiulIy, or
wound The fet lings Of our brethren, or
Thereby impair their charity for Us, we
ought IN such cases chceriulIy 10 con
iorn ID their scruRles, and Cr 81 plain.
say, II IS our dizzy thus 10 do. ia view
OF the example of the apostle lu.t quo
;eG. Another argumeaI may DC drawn
from the tendency which a cOnsidera-
bic attention 10 the exterior has TO take
our minds from more important ;hings,
and corrupt them from lie simplicity
of the gospel. But should any ask for
direction how to dress properly, let
them consider the words Of the apostle
in the text, and 50 lot them do. Ills
passage Is plain and needs no explana-
ton, nor can il have any other than a
literal meaning. With plain scripture
We need no other guide for out con-
duct, nor can we be innocent in pur-
suing amy mode of belief or behaviour,
while the unerring word directs snoth-
eT way.
The spbjsct VpiN be continued
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18


in NeqO-Tork, q tbs tyf relPectabii-
ity, dated
"CoPENaAGEN, Sept. ~.
/" Il is with the utmoft grief that
! mutt inform you Of ny further
misfortunes, after the date of my
lalt refpects from Farfand, previous
TO my departure from that place.
On the 22d ult. being a little within
the Koht point, and in fight of Elfi-
neur Cattle, was boarded by Dan
ilh privateer, who, after examining
my papers, informed me of French
lnggsr 5eing near Elfineur, who cap
tured every American veiIel that he
faw As the wind blew in, it was
impoGible for me to efcape. There
fore perfuaded the Dane to keep
poftfIion of my vehel and feal my
papers, at the fame time hauling the
flip directly over to the Daniih
fhors, in order to be within their jur-
isdiction before the lugger would
board me, who by this time made
her appearance, ifanding out for us
luckily we were within al Englifh
mile and half of the fhore before
he bearded, and although the Daniih
Captain told him he had taken pof-
felton, Of the fhip, he boarded and
put two hands on board !; and after
we came to anchor at Eltineur, the
Dane fuffered the French captain to
PUT his zeal with ours to the papers
but | fucceeded in preventing him
from getting pofleflion of them, until
cur arrival at this place, when they
were delivered up to the Prize Cosrt
and on the fecond day after our ar
rival here, | was brought on ihore
for examination. The ufual interro-
cations were put to myfclf and crew,
as well as to the privateersmen.
protected before the examination be-
gan, againit the French having any
claim, Oh account of jurisdiction, as
we'll as being in poneflion of the Dan
ilh cruizer. After the Prize Court
had hnifhcd with the proceeding,
the papers were laid before the Chan
Gerry ard are now before his Majefty.
| fent TO EIiineur and got an examln-
alton of his Majelty's officers and
men belonging to the gun boats on
that itatioA, to prove my being with |
in the jurisdiction when boarded by
the French, and have every rcaIon
to expect favorable deciGon within
a few days. Mr.. Erving, from the
moment Of my capture, has been IN
iefatigable in obtaining my releate.
Of the other FIVE veiiels taken BY this
ugger, although two of them were |
n pofI1iIion of the Danes ilrit, their
trials will 90 to Paris, as the french
have ponrlIion of theft papers and
will nor give them up. When tett
his TO go on to Norway, there were
no French cruizers TO be dreaded
out al this moment there are two at
clfnrur, and one arrived in this port
wo DAYS fnce Many Others have
,aT,d through the canal from Ton
lineen &c Kicbl, and are all in rhe
Baltic, as we'll as Gx gun boats
more are expected. Should l Gnd
I too dangerous when cleared to az
empt the Baltic, fhall endeaYour
0 obtain permit.ion to frll heie.
which, with Mr.. rs aliltanee, n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18

Thank giving and Praise

" Enter into h's gatc8 ggitA Thanksgiving,
and into lis courts ggith hraise"
AGREEABLE TO ancient usage,
we are agaia called upon by the chief
magistrate If this Commonwealth 10
assemble at our respective places Of
worship,to express thanksgiving, praise
and prayer, ior the iavors and mercles
Of the past year. The day appointed
for she alyoye purpose IS approaching !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18
WILLIAM LORD.

INFORMS bis friends and the public that he
has taken a haud in MIR. Horton's new
brick fl1re, on Maine ltreet, at the head OF
Green-lreet, and has opened an entire new
aock, comprihng complete afortmsnt OF
VET India Good5, GrscerieJ, &C.
among which are the following
Cogniac Brandy p Holland Gin
American do-Old Jamaica Spirits
St. Croix and Antigua Rum
Madeira, Sherry, Lifbon, Port and Malaga
WINES
Acni(eed -CsrdiaIs-Cider Vinegar
Eyfon, Young HyGon, Hylon Skin, Souchong
and Bohea Teas
Loaf, Lump, HAVANA white and brown, and
Wen India Sugars
WEIGHS No ! aud 2 Chocolate
Chocolate Shels--Rice--Gro do.
Pepper-GrounG do--Ginger-Pimeato
Box and caA RaiGns-Tufkey Figs
Czraway Seed Canary d0--Nutmegs
Cinnamon-Cs6iz-. Englifh Mulard
Cayenue-Oat Meal--Pearl Bariy-Currants
Jordan Almonds Ground Eun-Filberts
Soy-C2tlup--guaVe Geley- CsPers
Olive Oil-Prelerves--W ind(or * bar Soap
Waihballs-S tarch-mould & dip't CaEeies
SpeTmaceti OIl--Table Salt-Entry Mats
Floor Bru1les--B rooms-Sieves-lndig
Salt Petre-Ink Powder-SPice Bitters
Powder, Shott and Flints-Log Wood
Red Wood Fuliic--Alum-CoP
Sulpher-Roll BrimAone
Cotton and wool Cards-Flour
Clear Pork-Bacon-Co Coffee Molafies
I'd, Sd, lod and God Nails
Bees Wax Bakery Tallow-Couon, &c.
--LileTUire--
100 boxes 5eit brown Soap.
The above Goods are of the firf quality
and will be fold on reafonabie terms.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18
Original Poetry.
SONG

COkNN.
WHERE 10 the girl Of foul Gncere,
From ,ow'ring pride and folly free;
One who can leave without tear,
Splendor and wealth to live with me!
when the labor of day was DER,
We'd view the mSrmuring rivuiet run;
Or feated AZ our cottage door,
Would bid good night 10 the fctting fun.
Should ,yranny's blsa ere rufIle the fountain
Where our current of joys began;
We'd fy TO the fhades OF fome wild mountain,
Whole brow ne'er echo'd the voice Of man.
And when death hould hRnen to fever
The tie which nothing on earth could part,
Cloier our hearts fhall link than ever,
And fall united beneath bis dart.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18
.[Rhole No. 7os.

think | may obtain, and the markets
are much better than at St. Peters
burg. | fhall write you more fully
as loon as get my papers, Of what
are my profpects.
With the greatef refPect,
" Your unfortunate fervant,
ssH TAWS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18
John Z. Thuriton,

John Z. IhGriton,
HAS FOR SALE, III No 4, Cssy al Po-0,
Soto les belt retailing COFFEE
a. chefs 6ra quality Souehong, Hylon
Skin and Youag Hyfou TEAS
goo boxes Brown SOAP
loo barrels Wilmington TAR
90 dto Clear, Bone Midling and Prime
PORK
40 ti1t1 luperfne FLOUR
30 sozes HAVANA Brown SUGARS
~ duo Mould CANDLES, for retailing
p'pe rsa' Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof
IS caiss cngiilh Nails
80 doz do Mackeral LINES
Also
.uif received WARRANTED ANCHORS
from 2cC o 600 - If hgy -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18

Es y IN u -
Has for sole, OF no - @1'Ng :" O"J
100 chefs souchong Tea
90 do Hyfon Skin
10 ba es Cotton-lO 600 VT Coffee
bids. Rum 300 quintals Filth
800 bores J erring
900 boxes Soap
A. pieces Ruiiia Sheeting
500 bbls Mels, Cargo No !, 2 q Beer
80 bbls. Pork-e0O hhds Salt
90 boxes Chocolate
CORDAGE, &c. lTE0. &C.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18
NATHAN WINSLOW.

uAS for f-ie az TsrezsisB Kiu5airs fore.
4 juf below the Haymarket, be(t of
Winfer Trained OIL,
with which farnilie' can he fnrnifhed. nrt nm
ian TIN c6NTSTERS Of any fze. verv con
venien; FOR filing LsmDs-L;kewife. eener
Al adorment Of Japaned, Brafs and flver pla
sed LAMPS
Re has ALTO for fac large aTofment Of
COTTON FACTORY GOODS.
Thofe who with to purchare by wholefaIe or
fetal can be iuppied on very advantageous
q ems.
is bags Of ben retailing COTTON
IS cafks Spetmaceti OIL
so boxes SperHace;i CANDLES.
he Informs the public that he carries on
tie
Soap an Candle ManwaE7arf,
IN the none building in G,eeu fret, where
purchaiers can he iupplied with thofe articles
q hyperion quality. He has procured one
Of the beif workmen in the country to iuper-
iu'eud the bu6usls, who will confiantIy az
send az the Factory Oh NJ so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18

thiHA may OOtdtttb duu tIC dDalhCt&
are much better than at St. Peters
burg. | fhall write you more fully
as foon as get my papers, Of what
are my profpects.
With the greatef refpect,
" Your unfortunate fervant,
"B. LAW"
Remark BY the editor Of the Ne10.Tork
Herald,
1t appears from the above, that
down to Sept. the French keep their
privateers upon the look out, on the
coat Of Denmark, 70 that not an A
merican can eicape them, although
their hottie DEGREES have been ex-
tinguithed more than year. 1t ap-
pears alto that the Danes afford them
the ufe Of their ports and harbours
for their convenience and necefhries.
in which they arm, equip and recruit
&c. &c. and into which they may
fend their prizes, although Denmark,
the Prelident intimateS, is now our
very good friend. But, mutt cam
didIy confefs, that | do not fee how
We can find any fault with the Danes
for this, for, do we nor do it our
felves AS to thoie vefels mention
cd in the letters we lately publiihed
from Mr.. Bell at Paris and Mr.. Alb
bot at Dantzic, captured, as Mr.. Law
was, on voyage to Petersburg, what
hall we fay Does not Mr.. Madi-
fon tell us that we are on the be(t
footing of friendfEiP with RufIia i?
How then can our vefels, in trade
with her, be confdere6 as violating
the French DEGREES, Gnce thole de-
crees are only directed againff the
commerce with England
We would not, for ali the world
call ii PIRACY, But the vefels fpoken
of by Abbot and Bell had been con-
voyed by the British, and that
brought them within the DEGREES.
True So it did. This then is our
cafe There are four or FIVE
French priyateers which cruife in the
Baltic for American veflels, and they
take every one they meet with .
while certain it is, that the lloop Hor-
net, alone, if fent there, could clear
thofe feas, in very fhort time, Of
every Privateer that infeits them.
She, however, is not fcnt that
would hardly accord with the views
of our imperial matter Nothing is
fent. The Americans, thus left
fencelefs, are driven to feek for fafetv
under Britifh convoy, which brings
them directly within one Of Bona
parties DEGREES, and for which, they
are condemned and fall into his
clutches the faid DEGREES being re-
peaLed and extingnjbed. Who bur
mutt envy Americans the ble1ings
they enjoy, in being thus protected
BY their own government :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18
American Manufactured Goods


No. Z. Msgly's- RssD.
OhEPH POPE, agent for .flssy 81 Byozun,
y q Providence. who keep h,m conhanily
iupphed frem their long known and well ei.
tabl'ihcd Factory at Pawtucket, with a gen
sral ad0ument Of
american Cation GcOd5,
CONSISTING Of
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
2 s. 3 threaded white * cs,Ior'd e,ocs;o, Urn
White and eolored fewing Co,tons
ShiTtingi -Shectings- Ckecks-Stripe.
GnQhams--Chambrays--Dcd Ticking. &c.
- shopkeepcrs - town and country and
People IN general who will 10 fDrniln them
fe'ves w'fh The above articles, will be lnp-
pied At tie Factory prices.
9Th no. % on
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18


1t is faid fome American property
at Archangel will not fell for enough
to pay the duties. The Rulheu
Government mutt be petitioned t..
accept the goods for the impoas. IL
it refu(es, the articles mutt be fold,
and the confgnees draw on the ow-
ners for the Balance and exprets, for
which the former are accountable.
The merchants now decline coniign
ments.
We are furprized that the Sover-
eign Of France does not revoke his
Berlina and Milan Editts, in way To
f4tisfy every one = For 10 Chief
who can contifcate property at any
time BY beciai decree, previous Laws
are totally unnecenary.
In the courfc Of the lat fummer a
gentleman di(covered Bear fwim-
ming acrofs a place or waite III TYR
rel County, with one Of her young
ones on her back and two others by
her flde, and moving 70 low, that It
was evidently her deiign TO have IA.
ken them on her back ALTO, had they
GOOD in need Of alitaucc.
Z" The aame is nor II having fpo--
ted, bat in not having broken of
the fpOrt" The levitits Of youth
are PaTdonable, but if not difconfinu-
ed il lime, illay term tie aronags
reProach ~ ria'tF'tq a'id sl@.
"o7ee ba #'li' Co l f,a f.rsr.
The llatne Il r. Du~. TIA. ~ $3.50. ,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-18
1ntfI!iSenfe.

Extract of a letter 70 a mercantile b9u|e
in Ne4O-Tork, gftbe fyf relPectabik
= III
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&c IEHo shall decide 7uhen Doctors disagree q
FURTHER OFFICIAL DETAILS
DEMOCRATIC WARPARE
From the AURORA.
CLEAR THE. DECKS.

The secretary of the Treasury has succeed
ed completely--Mr. Robert Smith, on Satur-
day intimated to the President his determine
ton and his sentiments, on the courtly style
in which he was sacrificed to the malignity of
the secretary of the treasury he spurned the
embassy, as We anticipated he would, and was
to surrender the charge Of the department of
state to the hands from which he received it,
on Monday.
But the thing does not stop here; although
the secretary of war has not been notified, or
even hint given him, friend of MIR. Gala
tin has already gone into New-York state,
with a tender of the war department to a
friend of the vice-president this transaction
exhibits the subtlety of the Treasury Scjanus
in most striking point Of view; the offer of
the Office to friend of the Clintons, bears on
its face the appearance of respect and conf
dence but the real purpose is to divide and
detach from the friends of the Clintons per-
son who is suttosed to hold great influence in
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Super6ne cloths have fallen considerably IN
price, and the public will Not be displeased TO
hear that the spectators in the article will
sustain great loss by their monopoly.
Walking Match--At Hadding.on fair last
Wednesday, two opulcnt farmers undertook
for wager of one hundred guineas each, to
walk certain distance within a given time.
The stakes were deposited in the hands OF a
respectable looking nan, who had been for
some days at the Inn from whence they start
ed, and who proceeded with them to some
distance; but whist they continued to sraAk
on, he, unperceived by them, contrived to
4ualk IF, and thus became the only acin''er.
The Empress Louisa, on New Years Day,
is represented to have been alfred in a manner
SO superb andexpensive, as to rival any Indian
princess of which we have heard. Her para
phcrnalia was, of course, the contribution from
the disiterested friends Of her Imperial Hus-
baud
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re Emperor loves the Americans. +"

"The Emperor loves the Americans.
Yesterday, arrived 1t this port in the brig
Harriet, tpem Lisbon, Capt. Malcolm, and crew,
of the brig Sumner, of Warren, from Liver
pool for Lisbon, loaded with wheat and Capt.
Powers, and crew Of the brig Endeavor, from
Lisbon for Marb.chead, with salt, and 100
Mcrino sheep. These two vessels were Cap
tured b. the French frigates Renomme, the
Ncrcide, and Ciorinda, from Brest tor
the Isle OF France, and SUNK. On the 22d
of February, in lat. 80, SC, long. 90, 4S, these
frisates boarded the brig Harriet, CARVED
here Yesterday aid robbed Captain Hurd OF
IS sheep, all his small stores, spy-sl.sses,
clothes, none, &c. and put Oh board OF him
the above American crews; and left the Hr-
rict with so souls Oh board, with only three
barrels Of bread and three OF beet! Capt.
Powers was robbed Of ten thousand Spanish
zuIled doliars, and was mot allowed time to
take from his own vessel any Of his cloaths,
or provisions prior to her being sunk. Capt.
Na,com was lr.atcd in similar manner, and
his weasel alsa sunk-he remained on board
ore ofthe frica:es - days. The commanders
Of these fi.sa.es lid they would also have sunk
tie Uarriet but for their wish to get rid of
the above prisoners. After robbing her IS
above STAYED, on tneir way TO the Isle OF France,
which place. III, hoped, they will reach in
safety, without falling in With any more Amer
icaE vessels.
The ,,bovc frigates sailed, no doubt, since
the "a Of Febru.sy.
The ship Chinese, Rrum, 10 days from
Canton, Via St. Helena, in 4S days, with tea,
&c. to E. and II, Tanning, & w. Coles, own
ers. Lcf. 1T St. Helena, Feb. Is; ship Nancy,
Rassena, from Sulnatra bound to Ne~buryport
to sail III 8 or d.ys sehr. Ann, Homer. OF
Boston. from the Cape Of Good hope, bound to
the Brazils. a feet of English frigates and
prizes were lying there when the Chinese left
bound home lately from the Isle al France,
which had baea t.lken after short resistance
BY the English forces under Admiral Bury
aud Gen Abercronbie, with abont $1,000
troops; the prionsers had mostly: all gone
home in cartels, one OF which arrived while
the Chinese lay at ST Helena. Tie Same ex-
petition had gone to attack Batavia, IN the
Island of Java. The ship Hermcs, Anslcy,
of Philadelphia being Ill the Isle OF France at
the time Of its captura, was taksn poss: sslon
of, and said to be condemned. Previous TO
the Isle OF France being taken, an attack was
made by 4 English frigates on GlHnb Porte,
which ended in their total discontinue. a
great number being killed, and the rest with
their vessels taken, Lett at Canton, SHIPS
Pacific, Osm n; South Carolina Page; *
Wickham, O. Philadelphia to sail In about Is
DAYS; ships Atalanta, Girdon; Pekin, NJ
Kibbin, for do. about the lst Of January /;
Trulnbuli, Page, Of Providence Atahaulpa
Peetm4n. Of Boston and Hope, Chase of n.
York, uncertain.
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Five Dollars Reward.

IA sway from TIC oscriber the ninth
II. OF VI. rch last. a negro fellow by the
n,me Of DANIEL abou, ffts ss.rs OF age /:
he is well snowu in hi town and has been
seen in town and alb Ill the SUBURBS several
times will gire the above reward 70 any
pe,s,n that will deliver him TO me at 8'oom-
S,,. JOHN +. SMITH.
CT have few tons OF hrst quahty u
msthv hay fox sale. Enquire as above
April S. d't'
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t. DY Ell N c..

THE subscriber informs the manufactu-
rers. and citizens of Alexandria and Its Wei
pity. that he has commenced the Dyeing bu-
siness in all its vari us branches, IN the house
lately occupied by Mr. Georae Drlnker' on
Alfred street, ne ariy opposite Mr.. John Ritch'
ter's: will warrant his eo'ors equal 10 any IN
Europe, and will be thankful to those VINO
will nlease to favor him with their custom.
Thomas Ireland.
spril 2. .u q.
Potomac and Shenandoah Navigation
Lottery
Commences drawing on the FIST Monday
in May.
Present price of whole Tickets $40 50
Half do 81 IL
Quarter do. Is
Prize Tickets in the Baltimore Hospital
Lottery -cn in psymcnt fer Tickets In tins.
Orders from distance enclosing the Cash
ip ,st- paid) viii be promptly attended to-.
Oh OK OF the whole drawing VII! Be Kept
tor tn. examination Of the tickets during the
drawing, and every Information respecting
the Lottery will be given free OF expence'
r GRAY,
Opposite the Washington Tavern
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April s
Joseph II. Mandevliie,
Corner gt Nag and tn'0r-strre's,
OFFERS FOR SALE,

Garner 0f Nag ard enron sirrfts,
a OFFERS FOR SALE,
so hhJ.. Sd and %rh proof W. india rum
a. ii,o MuScov.do sugars
40 ditto u,Oia>SeS
A. barrels common whiskey
No riltta cd re ditto
50 ditto New England rum
900 ditto ditto cider
20 ditto excellent shad
10 cask. Malaga wine
81 boxes brown and white soap
so ditto mould and cipt candles
50 ditto raisins
40 ditto best crown glass, 8 by 10 and 10
by .
60 ditto chocolate, no. l and no. 3
90 chests imperial, hyson, young Tyson
and skin I'E.iS
So bag. green coffee
. ditto white ditto
81 ditto race ginger
500 rcams wrapping paper
so ditto writing ditto
5000 pound. Rhode i>land cheese
$40 ditto best Goshen ditto
10 bales India twine
| ditto ron,a hanikerchiefs
BIZ RETAIL.
Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, Port and Aiala
ga WINES
: Coenac, Peach and Apple BRANDY
Pepper. allspice, nutmegs, cloves, CHINA
mon, ground and race gia:,er inli.co alum
caDp.ras. ,sIimstSne sunpowder, shot, pipes
IN boxes, Hing ham boxe in nests. bed cord
leading lines trace ropes, snuff IN hot,ieS
loaf and lump su ,a1, Saving soap. che"in
tobacco of different qualities. mustar i'll bot
ties and ny the pound, Spanish and common
cigars, honey, Gu: nsi's of al sizes, &c. &c
dLO,
1000 bushels Lisbon BY hushei
1000 ditto ground alum, and or IN
1000 do fine Liverpool salt } sacks.
Best saper6ne -four and water crackers.
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