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availed him not, and fortune and wisdom ioi-
ssok his standard ;--asd mike manner 1t has
changed with Bonaparte. Nimlera, Ialavera,
Bussaco, Albuhera,v Barossa, Corunna, arita,
podefiro, and croud Of other places, rem
dered celebrated by British skill and yalor,
show that he can be conquered
Il Bonaparte is furious tempest that levels
eyerv thing before it; Wellington is con-
saIning Ere, which acquires as tadvances en-
creased ardor and force
The reviewer supposes, that Bonaparte can
bring into the field from to 100000 troops
This we must be permitted not merely 10
doubt, but to deny. Here are our reasons
When his fate depended ON a battle In the late
Austrian war on the Danube, if the word OF
military man, Mr.. Paisley, is 20 be taken, his
utmost exertions did not carry to the scene OF
action, above $4,000 men*-Again. 1t is now
three years since he commenced the war "a
eaihst Spain and Portugal. The acknow-
ied,ged master OF the population and resources
of France, why has re permitted this war to
slanguish ?--lfhe estimated too low the resist
ance he had to encounter before entering those
countries, ample time has been since allowed
him to correct his estimate, and yet, though
his throne is contiguous to the seat OF war, he
still declines angmen;ing his army to size
commensurate to their conquest. Is it rea-
81 am informed says Mr.. Paisley in a
note, p 497 BY gentleman who has been in
Paris, Subsequent 10 the last Austrian cam
paign, and VINO hld good opportunities of pro
curing inGormatioh, that Bonaparte's arny,in
the b.t,ge CT Wagr.pn, eithough al the French
territories forth 81 the pyrenEees or one side
and d Naples 90 the Other, were drained Of
sel'liees IN order 70 compose il, did not exceed
o. COO men.
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Plymouth, SIS. DuEbury, March s, 1912
Then the above named Jacob Smith, per-
sonally came before me, the subscriber, and
made oath to the truth of the above narrative
by him subscribed.
JUDAH ALDEN, Jus. Peace.
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eerning letters Of mark, prizes, and :.
goods" copy OF which i, heleanto an,i p'A
will be kept constantly in view -Ths lsa
seas referred to in your commission, vcn "a
understand generally, to extend to low w. VII
mark but with the exception Of the 90 stF
within one league, or three miles from rs q
shore Of countries al peace both with G. pE s
tain and the U. States. You may neye,, "''
less execute your commission within ,ba, ~
lance, Of the shore of nation at war wi,bS
Britain, and even On the waters within ths
risdietion Of such nation il permitted so,o5a
2. You are 10 pay the strictest regard Ia -.
rights of neutral powers and The usagcs off,;
yilzed nations and in all your proceed6o.
towards neutral esseis, you are tc give ,bosr.
as little molestation or interruption as win
consist with the right Of ascertaining theirnen
trail character, and of detaining and brino;n,
them in for regular adjudication in the prom,
cases. You are particularly to avoid even ibs
appearance of using force or seduction with,
view to deprive such vessels Of their crews, Or
Of their passengers, other than persons in The
military service OF the enemy.
q. Towards enemy vessels and their crew.
YOU are to proceed i'll exercising the rights .,
war, with all the justice and humanity which
characterize the nation OF which you are mem.
bers.
S. The master and one or more ofthe prD.
cipal persons belonging to captured vessels,
are to be sent as soon after the capture as may
be to the Judge or Judges ofthe proper ccu;;s
of the United States, to be examined upon
oath touching the interests or property Of the
captured vessel and her ladlng; and at the
same time are to be delivered to the judge or
Judges al passes. charter parties, bills Of lad.
ing. invoices, letters and ether documents and
writing found on board the said papers to be
proved by the affidavit OF the commander Of
the capturing vessel, or some other person
present at the capture, to be produced as they
we're received. without fraud, addition, seduc.
ton or embezziement.
By command of the President of the United
States.
JAMES MONROE,
6ecre!ary Of STATE
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EXPLANATORY NOTES.

N) Christmas hymns. Wh0 has not seen
and admired Mr.. Nc Ks hymn on the NGtl-
vitv Of our Sspiour, odafted to the 14ne q
II dcSte Fideies.
az Bavius and Mevius--lzOo famous
rhumesters Of antiquity, qohoae names P"S"
has immortaFzed in thie. line ::
IS Oui Bavium non odit, amet tua carmlna
Mavi
fslCruscan strains-DeHe CruSca, the sab
lime author Of that memorable Svork, The Bri-
lish Album.
()Joseph Bloom6eld-T The man qpho 'Jfr0m
hard bound brains did hammer oar" the Far
mer's Boy,'' zvork, I am sorry to add, moSo no
syhere 10 be .fcund BAT in The cabinets Of The
Stuilosi.
(5) Brother hoet. Mr.. LAWSON, the Poeti-
cal author Of the Maniac, to svhon OR Poet
addressed Poetical efistie.
CO. Soft on his Banjor-7his line is MANA
facfured after the manner Of Mr.. Nc Il
The Banjor is an instrument constructed by
tying crooked stick over dry gonrd, and a.
dating sheeh gut strings TO IL, somewhat in the
manner ofa violn. III meiodious sonorosify.
t is only equaaed BY the Iamboarine and Beg
kihe,
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ExpLANAVoNY N0TEs.

m Critics shears-.1n elegant 11etafhor,
taken from the vsry sheer shears with 10hieA
SchaHger crofh'd the cur!s from old TONERS
Aote. .sr7pEnvenoIned shears--1he critic here
gioes he hoet the consoiing assurance that .lt
ZuiR nor drag him from his o6scurity by CRITICS.
ing his hoehcal performances
(s)Labia Dicere lips, Agua "emacufa'
frcfanatio esset.
Ge)B Ahos. No 1vord coaid be found IN he
modern dull Languages, sufficiently e11lTess'Ue
oftbe profoundly Of his musicdih'zyefs.
QoI 1.eaden head-A perg fonderous sn8He,
extremely applicable to oar Javourite poet
Ql) In jumbling, jingling, jarrlng' &c
IN elegant stlecimen Of .Al11tefeti07, pery l0tle
inferior 10 Raging round reSistleas '0A
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Jorle s..
PUBLIC SALE.

DURSUANT to an act of the last Virgil
MA Legislature, entitled " An act con-
Ger ing the Public Property, near the town
OF Hay Market" will be sold to the highest
bidder for ready money, on the 9Th day of
next month, at Green's Tavern, In the said
town, Two S Half Acres. * Two Perches
of LAND. situate in the said County of
Prince William, adjoining the said Town,
upon hich are built an elegant Brick Court
House, Jail, Clerks Office and other ne
cessary Buildings.
The Commissioners.
June 90 col
e. The sale of the above
mentioned property is postpon-
ed till Saturday the first day OF
August next.
jay % dtsl
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Should my long life extend an handred years.
!. Tw-y may live free from Poets fears. !
!, IIanur, b. the envenolned critics siearsl ~
OF have listened with profSunae' as store ,o.
g which, with its echo, made the chap pc roar
& While dulcet anthems Oh his labla i8)hung'
!. And deepest Bathos % through his nozzle
rung.
q phepbus ifever pity touched thy breast
g Thy youthful sons poetic race arrest.
!. Then when his head, with hoary locks ar
rayed
g Bends down with age, and IN the lomo 70
laid, i,
{. His grateful sons before thy throne shan
bow,
E. And thank thee for all thy favoars now
8. Bid him to seek theYew-trees's lonely shade;
" And there forever hide his leaden head ;(lo)
g And cease to teach the unwilling Muse to
chime,
/" In jumbIing, jingling, Earring Joflng' (lD
rhymc"
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Thomas Burgess.

Charles County, State Of MARYLAND
N. B al persons are hereby 'or"arned
frem harboring or employing the ABOVE de
Sc, bed Negro Woman, at their peril OF
under the sevevest penalties OF the law.
7. B.
Jnne s.. IT.
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THE delegates being assembled at ten
O'Clock, proceeded 10 the nomination and choice
of chairman and secretary, and did un-nl'
nously appoint JONATHAN ELMER
Cumberland, chairman, and JOHN OUTwATEA
II Bergen, secretary.
On motion, Ordered that the names Of the
delegates present be inserted Oh the mMu''s
IS follows
Bergen county-John Outwater, Jacob Ter
leun.
Essex-A ron Ogden, Jeremiah Billiard
Elias B. Dayton.
Mlddlesex-James Schureman, Ercure'
Beatty, Thomas M'DoweiI, John Poole
Somersct-Richard Stockton, John b. W
Tenbrook, Ebert Stootof, Gilbert B. Iay0H
John Wyckoa.
Morris--John Kinney, John G Cooper
Monmouth-EIias Conover, Thomas Hen
derson, Jasnes H INLAY, David Craig, Joo
Stillweli, VIM. Lloyd, WIN. LawrIe, James
Lloyd.
liunterdon-Aaron D. Woodruff, VIM
Potts, Charles Ewing, John Scudder, Jo"
CoryelI, VIM S. Moore, Joseph PhiinP'
John Stephens, James Stephenson, VIM MI I
we'll, John L. Forman, John Carpenter Il"
Jewell, James White. 90.
Burlington--John Black, VIM. Grimm
VIM. Coke, George Anderson, VIM l'''H
Charles Ellis, Richard Cox, Samuel hT aI
Edward French, VIM. Pearson, Joseph D0''
ton.
Gloucester-Franlilin Davenport, JCs ,
L. Howell, Charles French, Samuel w. nav
.Son, Samuel L. Howell, Samuel Z, law
Joseph V. Clark, Jonn Plssant, James b4'''"
Daniel Carroll! e
SIem-Thomas Sinnickson, Ro0eF'
Johnson. caos
Observation-Disclosures Elmer, James u', "
Jeremiah Buck, joel Fithian, Samuel ~
Shute, VIVA. P Ewing, Jonathan Dola'' -
On notion, it was resolved, that this IoG|n
vention vii. proceed to consider the alal,m he
state Of public affairs-and particularly o".~
means to be used for consttutionaIiy ana 9p.r
Oily relieving the country from the grie'3"'
of war. aria.
Whereupon, after full debate on the pa
ciples and measures proper TO be adoP''r "a;
this time, for the foregoing purposes i ID.
on motion. orderce that a committee DT ~
pointed of II members, Coach county aa., rsc,
ton name one) to draft an address to u" r. : ID,
pie of New Jersey, in conformity 10 -. ~ lily
instructions Of this convention, ana "'''
report thereon at o'clock in the alicF"o' ,.cy5
Whereupon the following dcleS&'''
chosen for said committee
For Bergen-John Outwater.
Essex-Aaron O 5dcn.
MiddleseX-Jamcs Schurenan.
Semerset-RichnrdS Stockton
Monmouth-ThomaS henderson:
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Valuable Farm and Mill
FOR SALE.

I1nd.r the authority of decree OF the Cour'
og Fairfax County, in the commonwealth
rs Virginia, In the case of Mordecal Lew
80 E}ecutors, against William Harris
100 the subscribers will offer Tor sale
at public auctionon the premises On MON
day the l4th day Of September next
That Valuable new Mill ana
Farm now occupied by William Hartshorne'
known by the name of strawberry t1iii' STU
.ted On Holiness Run. and the Little klVer
Tnrno;ke Road in the County OF Fairfax
aboutthree miles from Alexandra the tf"o.
contains $50 acres, of which so are IN Young
thriving timber, 70 IN good meadow 'ie
greater part of which may be w"terea from
the Creek and Mil Race-and the residue IS
well improved arabic Land lhefe are OH
the premises, one peach and two apple Of
ehards, a productive garden oil two acres
Handsomely laid of--A framed dwelling
House two stories high, so feet by 70 with
two wings, large Kitchen, aPumP OF gooo
water al the door; Stables, Stone oPil'9-
House. SC. Also a large well hmshed new
Rrick Mill SIS feet by As. four stories high
with three pair of large BUR and one par OF
country Mill Stones, capable OF manuiactur-'
inp ten thousand barrels of -four annually.
The stream is large and constant, and AFFORDS
a fall sufficient for water wheels le ieetln G
ameter.
The situation is remarkably healthy, and
the mace affords number Of advantages sch
dom found united Possession will be DEL
vered on the first day of October next sub
iect to the right of the present occup ant to
remove the growing crops Persons desn-
Gus of yiewi the premises, will apply al
The Mill or dwelling House. One tEird oil
the purchase money will be required IN hand
on the residue credit of nine ant elghteel
moaths will be all wed. the payments TO be
secured by endowed negotiable notes and
deed Of trust on The premises and to bear IN
ter stfrom the day Of sale.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA.
GENERAL ORDERS.
CoUNcIL CHAMsER,

inst. for calling into actual service, (to' the &C
force IF the easlern frontier Of this state) i've
hundred militia, have thought proper 10 re-
ouire the following portions OF the late requ'-
si,ion. aqreeably 10 my General ORDERS OF the
10Th Of April last, forthwith to take the hels'
,rmed and equipped according to law and re-
mir without a moments delay to Smithheld'
IN the county of Isle OF Wight, es'aolSheu
hereby, as the place of general fehdezTous,
Tor the said detachment, viz,-lhe "hoie %
the officers and privates, Of the infantry de-
tached from the
18th Regiment, Sussex,
Ssh Regiment, Southampton,
7lst Regiment, Surry,
2oth Regiment, Isle OF Wight
e2nd Regiment, Prince George,
5oth Regiment, Greenvllle,
66th Regiment, Brunswick,
with canta;n John Mintree's company of artil-
lery, Petersburg,
and captain Mark Anthonys co. oo'
FIELD OFFICERS.
Commandant Of this Detachment.
Col EpmuND LUCAS, of the 5oth regiment,
Grecnvillc.
Majors PETER NEsrELL, of the 4th regt
of a,ulegy, Norfolk borough.
LANGLEY G WILLS, ct the LIST regiment
Surry.
The commandments of regiments will take
care that the companies drawn from their re-
piments, be provided with Wagon, team and
drum, and such camp equlpaSe as are PIE
scribed by the 43d section OF the militia law
passed January 2Sth, 1904 Should there be
any difficulty in procuring those articles B..
private contract, the commandments Wlli res0rt
TO impre ssment, as authorised by the aboyo
section.
The conmandant Of this detachment, I'm.
mediately on his arrival at omlthhcid' VIII
march with such portions Of the r.ilitla, as
shall have arrived to Norfolk, and report HIM
self. with his detachment to the commandant
Of the post at that station, to whose orders he
is to Weld obedience. He will leave an officer
at Sinithfeld, in the event nt tue Whole not
having arrived, with instructions, to cause the
different detachmeuts, TO proceed to Norfolk
with all practicable dispatch.
Until the troops shall arrive at the place o!
rendezvous, where they will be furnished by q
regular contractor, the commandments OF the
respective companies are to provide the ne
cessary supplies, and draw on this department
for the amount, which will be promptly paid
Tents, Knapsacks, &C. will be forthwith
sent to Slnithfeld, for the accommodation OF
the troops on their arrival.
Given under my hand, at Richmond:
the day and date above
JAMES BARBOUR.
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CONVENTION OF NEW-JERsEY
PROCEEDINGS

Of a Convention Of Delegates Qf the Pretk
Of Near Jersey, chosen in the several Gun.
ties Of said state, AID nd By hu6Ac att9tN.
ment at the city q Trenton, on tic 4tA day
of Jaly, 1912.
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ron ras ALExASDRrA DAILY GAZETTE.

IA j
10 see an address TO the Author by an
old Schoolmate of mine, This circumstance
cave birth to the following lines. In writ
mo them, | thought might do piece o.
service to a poor, crackbralned, manlacal
rhyner. If they have the effect OF inducing
him to abandon all idea of Poetical celeorl-
", and to sink again into his original ana
congenial obscurity, shall do piece Oh
service to the world
'N''to0 : - ZOILUS.
TO The .AatAor ofan :" address TO the '4nfh0f
of lite Maniac"
Immortal Bard I! whose everlasting praise
The MUSES. echo in unsullied lays;
Their smiles protect thee from the critic $
frown
And deck thy nodce with alaurel CROWN
With Christmas CD hymns and odes stu
swell thy name,
Aud wing thy way to neyer-endlng RANT
Scarce had four Lustres rolled along by tlme'
When T--y equalled Bavlus' ~ sell IN
rhyme;
And not another winged it o'er his head,
BEFORE he dared in MGyius' track to tread.
Congenjl Rards whose sweetly rhymlng
Coneeals the blood more quick than Alpine
SHOWS
Your names on History's faithful page shall
shine,
And fnture apes in your praise combine!
Fatieued with rhyming and the loud applause
Offriends and foes, who Join in virtues cause
Our Laureat's sapiept noddle lay reposed,
And gentle Morpheus soon his eye-hds closed
When Thalia and Euterpe, heavenly pair
In nightly vision whispered III his car
& Thy first ESSAY in Hymen9al song,
/" On breezy pinions sweetly borne along
" Had reached Parnassus just as Orient day
" Appeared, and PhQbus Shot bis rudy ray
sWith Hesiod, Pindar, Sapphoin his train
And him who sung of Priam's troubled reign,
With Horace, Virgin, Ovid, Milton, Gray
" And Spenser, Dryden, Waller, Pope and
Gay,
" His horses checked, his rolling chariot
stay'd
+" And Sought the ihouHI All 81 S'F
array'd
& Parnassus felt the presence OF the Goo'
And all the MUSES. trembled at has noa
Celestial Sisters haste, We sacred nine
t" Our darling son gorgeous crown entWlne'
Such as old Orpbeus wore III ancient days,
8 Oh Lsureat Myrtle and poetic Bays
" Be still We Winds, old Ocean cease to roar,
s. And cease We Waves to roll from shore to
shore !
5. Hail matchless t. whose youthful steps
pursue
g The road to Fame, whose craggy heights IN
view,
g With foot unwearied trode the sleepy mount,
:. And quaffed bumper from the mystic
fount.
" Inspired he touched Anacreon's sacred Tyre,
50 And sung in Cruscan strains 81 OF Hymen's
FIRE.
g ToChristmas hymns he next lis pen applied
:. And in his odes with tunetul Bloomfield "a
We'd,
" But in his last, his best attempt he proved
" That Of the MUSES. he's the best beloved +;
+" For, when to q9eave brother Poets ~
zvreathe,
" Soft on his Banjor Co he did gently Breathe
" Poor Della Crusca, Bloomfield too, beheld
(" Themselves outdone, and r--y's sell ex
celled"
Thus spake the God, and thus the Critic s7v0"a
Who o'erthe scribbling tribe extends his reign
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twenty Dollars Reward.


II AN away, some time In December las
N a Negro Woman named IRE ACE. 2S
OF 80 years old of ry dark complexion
and when spoken to, Is arXious to make her
self appear very polite she hss ore OF he
eyes weak, occasioned by having sore eyes
on the back part of her neck there are seve-
raj scars by having seatons putin her neck.
This woman has extensive acquaintance
throughout Charles county, state OF Mary
land, and from her extreme ar, make no
DOUBT she has acquired them In Prince
Georges county, Washington city, George
town and Alexandria. Only q few week
past she was seen in Piscataway, where she
had changed her name and called hersei
Jenny and had line with the SUBSCRIBER
name that she was authorised TO hire herself
or get master and has lately applied to
Mr.. Davis at Rozer's ferry to purchase her
where il is presumed she is still lurking
AS TO her clothing 1t is deemed unnecessary
to mention as there Is no doubt she has
changed them.
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LANDING
April 10.

From the brig Nettune, caht. Breed, jroa;
SQEenl--AND FOR sac Bf
Lawrason g Fowle,
IL casks Red Wine
100 boxes Muscate and Bloom Raisins
Is bags Almonds
5000 lbs. Gambia Soap
One bale blue Cotton Cloth
One case containing 500 pair white SilG
Stockings
200 lbs Seine and Sewing Twine.
Also, the Cargo Of Brig Sarah, captain Rolfss
from Portland,
$4,000 feet Merchantable Lumber,
40 barrels Muscovado Sugars,
hhds Moasses,
6 hhds. West India Rum,
so boxes Chocolate,
90 barrels Blubber Oil,
S bags Coffee.
May IL st
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mo. 364e
Valuable Property.

ON Monday the 25th OF May next, will
" be sold, at Public Sale, on the premises
at , O'Clock, A M.-ttose two spacious e.
legant BRICK HOUSES in the City OF
Washington, late the property ct General
Washington, situated on North Capitol
Street, and running back to New Jersey A
venue, containing the whole of Lot No i6
and parts of and z square 634>-More desis
rablc property is not within the city---lm-
medatcly after the sale Of said Lots and
Houses, will be exposed to sale Lot No.
in square 667, and those highly valuable was
ter Lots No. II, IS, ID, in square 667 with
the liberty of improving in front Of them
into bold deep water in the Eastern braachs
This opettv is sold under a decree OF the
Court, and will be sold on credit OF twelve
months-the purchaser to give bond with
approved sc urity carrying interest," from the
day Of sale--}Oo dollars wili be required IN
cash or an approved indorsed note = 60 days
NO title to be made until lhepurchese mo-
ney is fully paid.
PHILIP b. KEY.
&,r;I 10 XIV
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E3ryan Harnpson eco.

oryan Hampson &Co.
HAVE on HAND, md FOR SALE
80 Hhds. & 60 Bbls. New-Orleans and Hs-
vannah Muscovado Sugars,
10000 lbs Prime Green Coffee,
5000 lbs. do White do for family use,
80 hhds retailing Molasses,
pipes Cognac Brandy,
10 puncheons Old Antigua Rum,
90 do Northern do.
4 pipes best Madeira,
do. Sicily Madeira,
do. Lisbon, SWlNES,
40 quarter casks Malaga,
so cases Claret,
SO lbs. Nutmegs,
80 bags Pepper and Pimento,
SO kegs Race and Ground Ginger,
90 bales Prime Upland Cotton,
500 lbs. Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
so boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
80 do. Chocolate,
With handsome assortment of other Gro
ceries, by wholesale or retail, on reasonable
terms.
10 tons first quality Country Hemp.
Aprill
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MO NDAY, MAY 10, 1912.
SUGAR COFFEE MOLASSES sc.


70 Hhds I New-Orleans & Havana Musco-
40 Bis. vado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and HAVANA do
10000 Id. Loaf & Lump do
10000 10. Green Porto Rico & St, Domingo
Coffee
SO Hhds Retailing Molasses
pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India Rum
80 barrels Northern Do.
80 do. prime Rye Whisky
600 lbs st. quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs Nader
so bales Upland Cotton
80 casks small twist Tobacco
700 bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortment Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, By
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and FaiJar Streets.
April 6. tt
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Joseph II. Vaudeville,

hWS-oFeet,
eFFERS FOR sale,
5000 bushels Lisbon and Liverpool Salt,
jamaica, Antigua and Northern Rum, in
hhds. and bbls.
Loaf and brown Sugar, in do do.
Best green Coffee in bags and bbls-
Molasses In hhds. and b9ls.
Cogniac and Peach Brandy, country Gin and
Cherry Bounce
Old Rye Whiskey in bbls. and Common do.
Madeira, Lisbon, Teneriffe, Sherry, Malaga
and Port Wine,
Imperial, Hyson, Y. Hyson and Hyson Skin
Tea ofsuperior quality
Goshen Cheese In casks
Chocolate No. and No. in boxes & per 10
BrMdywine Gunpowder and Shot assorted
Mould and dip'd Candles and Soap IN boxes
Rice in tierces
Best Spanish and Country Cigars
Richmond manufactured tobacco, small TWIST
best Cavindls do.
Writing and Wrapping paper
Splnning Cotton in bales
Almonds & best Muscadel Raislns IN boxes
Pepper, imento, Cinnamon, Cloves and
Nutmegs
Copperas, Madder. Indigo and Fig Blue
Bed Cords, Leading Lines and Trace k@Pes
tSestPhladel2hia Mustard inbottIes x per 10
hula Seine Irvine
Eomal Hondkerchiefs
Low priced Black * Colored Morocco Shoes
behring's, Shad, Mackcrel and Coatish
Ilt Nails of ali sizes
Hair silters
SAuE in bottles
ALSO,
Fresh Glover Seed, and
Best Super6ne Flour
March