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l'IIILoNI.
October IL.
COMMERCE. or c.f.N4DA.
E,-
Orange, Oct. IL. 1911.
Extract Qfa Letter.


The population Of Canada, in I 700 vas reckonetl
st $1,000 souls, whistler exports never cxccrle,l
two million oflivres tournoisc (sbout o0,Ooo) The
imports must have greatly exceeded the exports
but not even conjecture of the difference can he
formed The present population of the Cann,las
may be rated at $4,000 souls; but great as this
augmentation may appear, commerce VIII he found
tohaye greatly surpassed the proportional ratio of
the population
From lz6S to 1893 the exports may have Varied
from 10 1901 to5Oo, o0oL chiefly OF wheat f,rs and
peltry. But during the last Is years they have in
crossed to tho surprising sum of 220. 1861. los as
VIC shall presently perceive by the following csti-
mates, which cannot be much over or under the
truth -
Furs and skins Ho5oon n
Wheat, all other grain, -four s. biscuit 1a6500
Lumber Of all descriptions 5865o0 n
Pot and Pearl ashes oosOo0
Beef and pork 10000 O
Sundries (too tetlious TO partcularizc) 10000
The bulls, rsssts and yards OF SO vessels
built in the province $1,000
Total OF domestoprodnse iIsio0O
Sundry goods imported s. exported $50
IiSJ7So o
Commissioner additional! charges at
1-2 per cent sterling s5ls3
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OcroRrR is,

Capt. Avery, of the ship Iris, informs US,
that in the Downs, he received a London pa
per of the 4th of September, which he gave
to a British cruiser that he fell in with ON his
passage. Capt. A. also states, that the above
mentioned paper was very barren of news,
and contained very little matter of moment,
excepting the Bulletin of the Kings health,
which represented him to be very i'll, and no
prospect of his recovery.
The ship Honestus, was TO sail from Lon
don, for n. York, in 9 days after the Iris.
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In the Post Of Monday evening was a ma
ragraph taken from the Albany Register Of
October the 18th, stating tllattilere had been
seized IN State street, several Wagon loads
OF British Goods, Struggled into that city in
violation Of the non-intercourse law. The
public are informed that no goods have been
smuggled by the house referred to and that.
at the time the Editor published the para.
graph he well knew that these goods had
been legally introduced into the u. S. agree
ably to tho most rigid precepts of the law :;
and that the certificate of the collector ac-
COmpaDied them.
In no instance, except that of the burning
system now in practice on The continent Of
Europe, can there be produced n parallclcasr
Of so gross violation of civil rights. w,
have much to regret that those men. who
profess to-be above the level of the vulgar
IN thus instance were the first to prrs,Taic
those laws, which in other cases might have
received their support. And 10 the eternal
disgrace OF these Concerned. we now behold
the commencement Of system violent In
IT'S operation, subversirc &c every principle NJ
justice, and which (fcontinuedj must at last
loosen the the ties which bind society toye-
Their.
The writer means not To inplicate the c.
vernment. bnt to enforce the necessity II a
CAUTIOUS selection Of discreet men to admin
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-, LIZZUyb3 0
The amounts Of imports of dutisble articles M
Qucbec is about $50 900 pounds sterling. lis i'm
possible TO ascertain the value Of goods not dutale
but we may safely conclude that the total ofimports
will be one million sterling; leaving balance in ia
ronr OF these provinces, which, Tut few years ago,
Fonld have appeared increslible. This property is
carried By Col vessels, whose tonnage is iiS, S9S
pav'gated by 6758 scsmen. The freight and prinn-
age on these vessels are gneas per ton being l.
$50, 7S5L l0s sterling, which, without taking into
consideration the charges in Britain, will make the
gross OF our cargoes landed exceed 900 OC0 pounds
sterling, being about tenth OF the imports of the
United Kingdom.
Our commerce has becoUe considerable will, the
thence greatly exceeded our exports But since
respectable and intelligent AucrIcan merchants have
begun 10 settle among US, believe the scale sturn
ed III our favour; aud Tins British industry is con-
nencing to run in channel never before much
thOughtcf
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Tome Editors effle 1kreanfRc .ddper.izc,
GEETLENEx,

On reading the communication IN your
paper ofsestcrtay, wish to remark, in JUS
tee TO the persons implicated in its ccss,ircs
that the officer who made the seizure has
been we'll known in the Custom house of this
port Tor ten years past. that he acted under
ihc authority ofhis superior officer; and that
his assistants Considered themselves rs do.
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Eron, the Boston PARROT.

FACTS AYE sruDpoRx rHIsos.

When the Embargo was laid On, It wag
Justly called a strong mcasure TWAS tho'r
by great majority Of onr rulers, and Of thu.
people of the United States, to afford the hes,
security to our commerce. It was felt in e.
very part of the British empire, from "the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
INSTRUCTIONS.

THE subscriber give. to his several agents the
Il following instruct tons for regulating the prices
OF his licences TO his several patented improve
ments, during his patent term
The following rule is to be observed with respect
to those VINO take Iicence within year from
the 22d of January, 1911.
That in instance lie price Of licence shall be
than half Of the interest of the sums that
the agent may fairly judge that the improvement will
save, during the patent ,erms less than half the
sum tina, it will save in wages and boarding, in one
year to the purchaser of the licence Of which The
agent is TO be the sole judge, according to the situa
ton for business, under the following Instructions
Fer hcence to his improvements in the art Of
featuring -four and meal
According to the quantity flour the mill make.
Mstones IT, in diameter will manufacture 49 bbls.
IN "a hours.
Mstones ft. in diameter will manufacture SO bbls.
"a hours
Mstones IT, in diameter will manufacture 25 bbls.
in ~ hours
Ms,ones f. in diameter will manufacture lS bbls.
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be delicate and tender yet IL wsnts that hrnnsss
and consistency which takes and retains salt. Al
any rate il would not be fit for long voyages. You
might make good barbecue II is true, being Of the
in the habit OF barbe. sing any thing human now.
As to your hide, it is not worth taxing oft, being
little better than that OF year old colt As to my
self, I do much like to stand in the way of any
thing that is harmful I am under apprehensions
you might hit me. That being the case, thisk it
TO try your pistols, take object, tree or
barn door about my dimensions. II you hit that,
send me word, and will acknowledge, that if
uad been in the place, you might have hit me-"
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With interest in each from the time the i'm
proyements were f. ST used within the patent term
until paid
No license 10 be granted other than those prepar-
ed in printed blank forms by the subscriber under
his own hand and seal.
You are in no instance to call any person
than once to demand pa, ment, and you are to pros
ecute all persons for damages, that you discover
using the above Improvements without license.
OLIVER EVANS.
NIB Licenses may be obtained OF The following a.
gents, viz:
SETH YOUNG, Pennington, Connecticut.
SAMUEL REYNOLDS, Athens. state of n. York.
SALONS SHEWEL, Esq. Philadelphs
JOSEPH EVANS, Newport, Delaware state.
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS, Esq Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE, Esq. Fanquer COurt-House, Via
EVAN EVANS, w shington-City.
Capt. JOHN MOODY, Richmond, Virginia.
CHRISTIAN MERKEL, now travelling in South
Coroina and Georgia.
LUTHER STEPHENS, Esq. Lexington Kentucky
GEORGE EVANS, Piltsburg
Philadelphia. Jan 1.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
FOUL TEETH.

In Nconsequence of Carssns ana FoMTEE1H
the Breath If almost every person Is rem
dered Ofensivs. There few persons, VIII
have not more or less OF the Scsrvey about
the Teeth and Gums, in the form OF dark
scale or crust, OF tartarious nature, and
closely adhering to the teeth and, which 1T
not caref4Hy removed, soon corrodes the eHam-
et and subjects them to that worst OF pain,
the Tooth .ieke.
Carious and foul Teeth, frequently occasion
head ache, and other nervous diseases, sick
stomach and fever Add to these the Defor-
nifty of the mouth, occasioned by foul and de-
Jfectiue Teeth.
To prevent these disagreeable consequent
ces, every person should attend to the diseas-
ed state of their teeth in early life.
And did people reflect upon the subject,
] there is hardly any thing which would appear
worse, than a mouth full OF }orI and cGrieus
Teeth.
OTLApIEs and GENTLEMEN, who wish
to preserve their Teeth for fashion and future
usefulness, and to have them made clean,
white and beautiful, would do well to apply
to the PHYSICLiN at
No. 19, MARLBORO'-STREET
near the Methodist Chapel,) who operates as
Dentist.
0J- Advice given gratis. Dec. 81.
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BAIAzET AND rAMERLANE.

WHEN BajaGet, af,e his defeat. was carried into
che Presence Of Tinur Lench, that is, Tmur the
Lame. vulg,rly, Tamerlane--"n perceving that Bsj-
azet had bit one eve, Timur burst into aliugh Tne
Turk, who could i'll brook any incvility, said fierce
ly, " You nay deride my misfortunes Timur but
recollect that thcv might have happened to you
the disposal Of Kiagdoms is in the hands of God
and their states dep,nl IN his will" Tinur replied
With rqua h,ug fitness, agree with your observa-
ton aud did no, lau sh at your nisfo.tnnes. bu
O. ,reiection hat just occurred to my mind how
little value thrones and scepers possess in the jud-
ms,t Of God who has taken q KnSi,m from
man with eye, to give to another with one leg"
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FOR SdLE,

A Small. hut convenient Dwelling House, al
"A most new, situated on Sanford and Farewell
street. next north Of the second Baptist Meeting.
House. For further particulars. inquire Of
Jan. - JASON sPRAGCE.
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G. ST. RICHMOND,
Providence, and by
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
.dpo~HFeARr. Newport. Sept. 3.
LOT OF LAND.

Tor SAFE, by the subscriber. valuable Lot of
l. Land, situated at the corner of Division and
Church-sreets Said lot would be available stand for
for arctailers shor,or would make pleasant situation
for dwelling house. For terms apply to
Jan 9 NORTON wILLBOR.
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NOTICE.
THE Subscribers having been appoint.
ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate, for the town a
Newport, in the county of Newport, Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claims againsA
the Estate Of
SAMUEL STERNE, Merchant,
late Of said Newport, deceased, represented me
solvent, do hereby give notice that sA months rom
the date hereof are allowed to the creditors of sid
estate to bring in their respective claims to either
of the subscribers, at their respective Weings,
within the time aforesaid.
Ra'1tS Is. TorD.sss. D:sss"' j'" c."'"'''."er'.
And all pei sons indebted to sad estate, are ros
qucsted TO make immediate payment to
SARAH STERNE, .3dministrGtriSs
JOHN STERNK, .AounisHatsr.
Newport, Dec 4, 1910.
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GEN UI.NE F.3I'E.NT AN FAMILY
MEDICINES

Which are celebrate. for the cure Of diseases
to which the human body is liable.
Prehared only by fhe sole PROPRIETOR
/. w. DNOTT, NJ. ID.
Grandson of the late DR.. RoBERTsoN, of Edinburg
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DUELLf.vG.

A Captar or the English army, in answer TO a
person from whom he had received a challenge
wrote 40 follows =" have two objections to this
ducl matter. The ,ne 10, lest should hurt YOU /,
and 'he utssr ~, les, vol sh)u'd hart IN. | do n,t
zee what s,cd it w,nd In ne 20 put a bullet thro'
snv part of vour boiy. could n Ike n, use of YOU
when dead, 'r any culinary purpose. as would
taboh or tnvN.v. Z am NO canni,l to feed on the
hcsh ut men. WY then shoot dow, hum. an crca.
ture. of which I~oi'd make M use \ baraloe
~esld Be ssstsr meet fS though your aesa mi gh,
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+" NOTICE. ~

THE subscribers contemplating close of their
concern, give this pubck notice, and earnes,
ly solicit all persons indebted by book ac-
count, to settle he same Immediately.
They have on hand, handsome and fresh assort.
ment Of
DRY GOODS,
which they will dispose of very low terms for
cash short credit. Tie publick are respectfully
invited to call and see.
MUMFORD e. TILLINGHAST,
JAN Is. No 1l9, Thames-.Stree
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VALUHBLE FARM.
TO BE LET,

TO BE LEI,
THAT pleasantly situated HOUSE,
i No. III, Prospec, Hill, formerly occupied By
capt. JosEpH BAKER Said House contains every
necessary accommodation vel Of good water, gas.
den, &c. &C. Fer further particulars, apply to
Get. 81 Joseph BRIGGo
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IOEIRT.
ron raE sHoDE.IsLASD REPUBLICAN.
" TIE E.fRIW IS IHE LORDS, .A.ND THE
FULL.NESS IHERLOF-Pmlms XAIE, 1.

" TIE E.fRIW IS IHE LORDS, .A.ND THE
FULL.NESS IHERLOF-Fmlms XAIE, 1.
AW AXE my soul to noble deeds aspire,
Aad narken to the voice oil sympathy,
To humanity and benevolence;
kccoiect one is born for himself
Hmse,f alone, since all are stewards,
Add Ill inust be account able to GOD,
How lac improves his time and talents.
II he is best With wealth, there's more requir'd.
a., then, yc rich, who have it in your power;
For 10 do good,now is the time, in tins
Cold winter season, while the hoaiy frost
Has IA ure bound fast in icy fet,ers-
Go, hep your fellow men, and brothers by
eatlon who, by misfortune, and
hc dents III life, disress'd,
Pinch'd with cold and hunger--want of food
And clothing-bow'd down with grief and woe.
Go, visit the widow and the fathcrless-
Feed the hungry-Clothe the poor and naked.
This IS RELIGION ! when from motives pure,
Ahd sense OF duty, with tender heart,
In gratitude you freely grant relief
S'othe their SORROWS, and pour in consolation,
r" which kind Heaven will bestow reward
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Netppcrt pntet-t0r sale.

THAT noted and valuable stand for a
l. TAVERN, now occupied by capt. RIosAns
BARKER, with the store stable, coach-house, SC. all
in complete repair, is offered f,r sale
.iiso-a Lot of excellent Land, containing
about acres, half mile from town.
Likcwise-a Garden Lot, in Barney-street,
180ieet by 4S. Possession will be given on the 1st
of October next. For further particulars, inquire o
JOHN A. COLLINS.
December 5.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-06
LEES
Worm Destroying Lozenges.

Worm Destroying LoZengeS.
This medicine which is as Innocent and
mild as il is certain and ef1icaclous IN Its O.
deration, cannot iniure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist in the body-but will
without pain Or gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whatever is foul or offensive,
and thereby prevent the production ofworms
and many fatal disorders.
Among the symptoms attending Worms
are, dsagreeable breath, especially in the
morning-bad and corrupt gums--ltching IN
the nose, and about the scat-corvuSions,
epileptic fits, and sometimes pri'atou of
speech--irregHlar appetite, sometime 10th
lag food and sometimes voraclous- Purglng
thick slimyand fetid stools-vomitlnt. Large
and hard belly-painsand sickness at the sto-
mach-pains in the head and thighs, with
lowness of spirits-slow fever, with small
and irregular pulse-a dry COMPREHENSIVE
thirst--sometimes pale and unhealthy coun-
nance, and sometimes the face bloated and
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to Eamilton's form Destroying Lozenges
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar TO those above
described.
Sold by-Robert Gray. Bookseller,
King street, Alexandria, who has jul
received flesh supply of Persian Lo-
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street.
Aug. "a. law
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Teuvears have justified US in stating the
facts. daring which We have had very ex
s;ve and constantly increasing sale' iof IN
truly valuable medicine.
CASES OF CURES!
Selected from thousands, the autheh.,ci'y "
! which can be ascertained by aPPhcatloh
70 any of the subscribers not being pei
lorned:in Europe, tno one knows "hefe]
but in Baltimore:
Messrs. Michael Lee and 90.
Your Ambitious Pills has had the oesi.eu
effect in removing me from head-ache, pans
in the back, lassitude, sc. Ii you thhH pro-
per YOU are at liberty to use my name.
- DANL. CONN, Aisquith st.
Ralt. juno 20, 1910.
Messrs. Michael Lee aud Co.
With pleasure l acknowledge the benefit
received from your Antlt.oas Pills. IN re-
moving violent pains in the bowels SICKNESS
and head ache.
Rp. ROBINSON, Market st.
Bait July lc, 1910.
Messrs Michael Lee and co.
Ihavc taken but two doses of your Antlbl-
lious Pills, and am quite relieved from that
sickness of the stomach, giddness, &c. which
mas troubled me for some time. l shall re-
commend them to all my friends in similar
cases.
Bait. July Is, 1910.
Messrs. Richard Lee add Son,
The high opinion | have OF our Bilious
Pills, and desire to make known their Utility,
for the benefit of mankind, | wish yu to pub
lish the following:
For two months past, haye been afflicted
with violent sickness at the stomach, an lncll-
nation to vomit, and loss of appetite-by tax
Ing two doses of your Pills, lam restored to
a perfect state of health which induced my
vile TO try them also, which was attended
with the same good effects, being now able
to attend to her domestic concerns. In my
opinion this medicine is unequalled in sto-
mach and bowel complaints, not being attend
ed with that gripping pain, common to other
medicines. JOHN ooO1 l.
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Lees Ambitious Pills.
PREPARED BY
MICHAEL LEE " 90.
PREPARED BY

Nj NH AL ~
Persons wishing to purchase this valuable
medicine, are requested to be particular IN
encuirinr for Lees Atibilons-P1Hs, put up In
wooden boxes, having on the outside wrap
Der the signutre of sMichaei Lee and 20 late
Richard Lee and Son'-this Is necessary, as
there arc other pills of the same name:
The oDeration of these highly esteemed
Mills is perfectly mild, and the experience OF
thousands has proved, they may be fused IN
every situation in life, without the least neon
venience.
They are admirably adapted to carry oh s'l'
perHuous bile, and to prevent Its moroia Sc
cretions; to restore the appetite, procure
regular habit Of the body, promote Tree per-
.nration, and thereby prevent colds, so often
attended with fatal consequences to the hVes
Of thousands; and seldom, If ever, tan to
remove cold, if taken on its first appearance
Habitual costiveness and it, opposite are re-
moved by their wholesome influence, as also
those diseases arising from them, headaches
and sickness at the stomach.
1t is almost necessary to state, that on
the regular habit Of the svtsem, the health OF
mankind depends. To ccnduoe to this all
important object perhaps no meoicihe was osei
more generally successful than those pills
they never do harm, and afford relief to those
who use them for the purpose for which they
are intended,
PRISONS travelling by land or sea will find
much advantage from using this medicine,
which retains its original excellence foryears
! in every climate; the lassitude OF the body
occasioned by extreme fatigue, as well as the
| diseases above alluded to, is commonly re-
moved by them, as they strengthen the sys-
tenn, increase the appetite and restore the
| tone of the nerves.
With the most perfect confidence we re-
commend these pills to the public, and will
only further add, that their operation is al
ways pleasant, and that they leave nothing o.
that costiveness bchiud them too often attend
ing medicines designed for similar purposes
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Mill for Sale.
! will sell or | will let, tor a

Term of wears, a gsist and merchant Wi'ii &
~ .crrs If rcod fertile land in Fairfax couh"
ty, Virginia, on the direct road Leading ron
I..esburp to Alexandria, d mtics rom eHs
former. aDt-lS TO the latter, and 10 todeo, 81
.own and the City of Was ington, ana hos :.
,,,ore than threemiles from the great iaiis Vi
no Potomac river, and 20 miles from any
o1hsr ,ncrchan, mill, and In good neissnoo..
hood for wheat, corn, rye, DC. ana J.. Oero
;nmedistelv on the road where all hii'u AZ -
horse food will sell 10 great ao'a'." c.,
-a4;u House is built with brick !; II Is ~
Inv % and 5 stories high, and on never ia'ir :
80 str.a,r. with water wheels, one par OF
rood country stones, and one par Oh ii'e 'o''
French Burrs of good quality, anu asoi
n;ency for enother par, part oi ''0 W =.
o,reaov framed, and seasoned timber s'i'io'e",
- sy;sb them it has every convenieacy ana
so.s.sarv machinery for the manufacturing
aonr onj country work. The works are all
,,,ost new and in complete order, with a goon
we,iinp-hoyse. kitchen, cooper Shop &
other buildings necessary, and good peach
orah.r1 There is about acres OF improved
meadow, and or more may be aaueu; inc
balance is we'll :imbered. A tarther deseriP-
ton is unnecessary, as the purchaser Will hrst
view the premises. -,
William Sheppard.
-, eotf
y. B. IF the above described
property be not sold or let, be-
fore Saturday, 18th June next,
it will on that day be iold to the
HIGHEST bidder for cash.
William SHEPPARD.
May l5-?o-
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THIS Is TO glUe Notice,

That the subscriber hath obtained from
the Orphans Court OF Charles county, IN
Maryland, letters testamentary on the per-
sonal estate OF Isaac Curls, late of Charles
county, deceased: all persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warm
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
25th day of November next they may o.
therwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 2sd day of May,
1911.
John Ladder, Adns'r.
May "a. lawsts
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Joseph Vaudeville,

Corner 9f>KI2g aet Fa!lfar streets,
HAS FOR SALE.
SIS bales spinning Cotton, choice quality
So hhds. and Is boxes Sugars
S hhds leaf and lamp ditto
s. hhds, hiolasses
SO 0ags Coffee
10 tierces fresh first quality Rice
IS bags Pepper and Pimento
Is casks * Boxes Goshen Cheese
30 barrels Newburyport Rum
90 boxes French Live Oil, OF best qua
lay, each u bottles
s. pipes old London Particular Madeira
FIVE to seven years old
20 cases old Medoc Claret, imported IN
1907
Port, Lisbon, Sherry, * Malaga Wines
Gunpowder,, Hyson, Young dyson, and
Hyson Skin Teas, OF the latest and best I'M
portations
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raislns
so boxes fresh Chocolate, no. 5.
90 barrels Whisky
100 boxes ist and I'd quality Spanish Cl-
gars
Copniac and Bordeaux Brandies
West India and Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With his usual general assortment OF Gro
ceries on reasonable terms, fer cash, produce
or the usual credits to punctual men.
~ He viii purchase new Herrings and
SEad. April 81. G.