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Heel Shoes and Fancy Soaps.

xZCCG OtUCS OftU NfIo( ~ -. 90
Justrsceived from Ne7v- York,
A fresh supply of Ladies' Kid and NIoroc-
co Shoes, with heels-and from Boston great
variety Of Fancy Soap and Wash Balls IN
boxes of dozen each, assorted, some OF
which is superior to any ever brought to this
place.
~ STORE,
$50 Bales Cotton-nice quality,
Shad in barrels-well cured and IN PICKLE
Carolina Indigo in boxes,
Ground Nuts in bags,
Chip Bonnets in boxes livery low priced)
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment
10 by 70, by 10 and Z by English ana n
merican Window Glass, by the box.
A5. Those who wish to have the Glass set,
or to have windows furnished complete, can
be accommodated at short notice, and on
long credit -,
E. Gilman.
November J.. eo3tlaW
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IT, The death Of my much
E. Gilman.
eo3tlaw

ry The death OF my much
loved friends, Mr. and Mrs. Bolts, who have
persisted in the late disastrous hire, devolveS
ON me the sacred duty Of rendering every
aid and service in my power to their Orphan
Caildren-as step in the discharge OF this
duty, will finish, for the benefit OF their
children, Mr.. Botts's professional business
in the federal Court and Court Of Chancery
And should remove to Richmond, which
this melancholy event has rendered proba.
bic vii! also finish his business in the Court
of Appeals. Those who have paid fees, will
have their suits finished without further
charge; those who have not, 1t is confident
ly believed, will pay the fees due with en-
creased .aiacrity and prompt'tude, when as
sursd, that they will all be applied to the
use of the children Of the deceased.
1t IS with peculiar satisfaction, that the
Subscriber adds, lby authority that MIR.
Writ, Mr.. Hay, Mr.. Williams, Mr.. Dade,
Mr.. Harrison and Mr. Stanard, whenever not
engaged on The opposite side to Mr. Botts'
will Join him in the discharge of this du-
ty, and extend their exertions to Mr.. Botts's
cases in the Court of appeals. From th'
known talents of these sentleme added to
the exertions of the Subscriber, 1t Is conn
IDENTITY hoped that general satifaction Will be
given to Mr.. Botts's clients.
John Minor.
Richmond January 7-l3 eosw
Diltrict of Columbia,
County OF ALExANDRIA-to wit.
November term, 1911.
Joshua B. Sherburn,
comhlainant.
Edmund Munroe, K Lemuel LAaAee7y.
P. Grosyener, and Joshua
Yeaton, and Robert Con.
way, dsfenaan!s.
THE defendants, Edmund
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SCRAPS.

Ho1c much Kings are to DC enrisd,
FAMLY.-Great Britain can pro.
duce in the royal line Of Stuart,
race as steadily unfortunate rs ever
were recorded in history. Their mis-
fortunes have continued with unabat.
cd succession. during $50 years.
Robert III. broke his heart. be.
cause his eldest soil Robert was starv.
ed to death, and his youngest, james,
was made captive.
James 1. after having beheadeds
o. his nearest kindred, was assassin
ased by his own uncle, who was tor
tured to death for it.
James was slain by the bursting
Of a piece of ordnance.
james III. when flying from tie
GeId of battle. was throwa from his
horse, and murdered in a cottage.
into which he had been carried for
assistance.
jane w. fell in FlOdden field.
James V. died Of grief for tho
wilfuI rain Of lis army, at Solway
Bless.
Heary Stuart. Lord Darnley. w:s
assassinated. and then blown up in
his paiace.
Mary Stuart was behesded in En-
gland.
James /. and ". died, not without
suspicion Of being poisoned by lord
Buckingham.
Charles l. was behe.ded at White
hall.
Charles II. was exiled for many
years.
James II. lost his crown, and died
il Punishment.
Anne, after reign, which though
sloricus, was rendered unhappy by
party disputes. died of a broken heart
oeeasisasd BY the quarrsls other ia
vored servants.
The posteri.y Of James ii. have
remained WRECKED wanderers in 70.
reign lands.
BurRak.
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" discovery VA. principally owing to
the cracking Of the flames, and the no'ss
Of the fall Of !. large table which stood
Immediately over the fire, and wn s'
together with some other pieces 81 r.
n;ture, VA. entirely consumed. ne
heat wa. so intenss as to destroy ,ne
carpet and the ceiling Of the room' as
figure every article in it, crack some
glass ornaments, melt silver eaaoi o
s,;rk ard blister every part OF the wall
Tn. house was buill under an ';npres'
sion Of its being proof against h"e' e.
tber from WITHOUT or within, and per-
han. no other circumstance could nave
caused similar accident; the fault IN
This case was from the oven Hue not 90,
ing sufficiently solid, and being placed
too near the beams shese 1t. builders
will do we'll to no,ice this circumstance:
A greater extent of damage was prsvs,s-
cd BY the judicious preeau'lon OF Mt;
Murray, in not suffering the doors o.
the room to be opened, and the intro
duction Of water through back window
thereby preventing the operation OF tAe
air upon the tire.
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CHhRLESTON. Nov. 6.

We learn ny the Pilot Boat Hampton,
that the British cutter Calcdon'., was
close in With Inc bar last evening.
Messrs. WiImnt s GARNER. seamen
on board The ship William, Wiikls. from
Savannah oound to this port, arrived in
tawn yesterday morning from Edistn,
.whs.e they isneed on TUESDAY evening;
last in the soop's boat. They furnish
us Wit, tt. following Information. The
William. Wi|hie, ssiI"s fram Savannah
OF Sunday last, with full cargo Of ST.
ssrs; on Tuesday morning. off Edisto,
WIS captured by the British cutter Gale
dou;a, Of Nassau she having sill in
company with her the schooner Dart
fom this port, captured about week
sincs-ths crew OF the sloop WAS taken
our, AMI prize ere" pat On board;
they then gave up the sloop's boat to the
captain and crew, who, together with
two passengers, arrived in her the same
evening" at Eai.to-one af the William,
Wiikie's crew, named VIM. Roberts, of
New York, wa sent il the sloop to Mas
s,u. Alter taking the sleep, they save
chase to schooner in shore o; them,
and chased her into Edisto Inlet, bu' did
Tot Thick proper to follow her tnrther-
the boat with the crew of the sloop went
on bead TIE schooner, and tho seamen
>.hn have arrived in town, left captain
WiE!e and the passengers On beard bar
sine was the Atalarts, fiom N. York
bound to Savannah. While en- board the
Caic ionia, these people were Informed,
that they had, on Sunday or Monday.
spoken tho three briggs FROM Nassau, <
that they had gone in chase Of TIRES pri-
vatsers, (the Eagle, Connolly; Lady
Madison, Garriscan; and Mars, NEWELL
which had sailed from Savannah Oh Sa-
tuIday last.
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GENIUS.

Genius" says DIR. Johnson sis
a mind of large general powers, ac-
ciden,aily determined to some parti.
cular dircctioa:'' aad we are told by
the same author, "tlla. the late Sir
Joshua Reynolds had the first fond
ness forhis art excited by tie peru
sal o'sichardscn's treatise on paint
ing This definition. 10 doubt,
will generally apply to the cultira-
ton of arts and sciences but !sGs
wit is neither altogether iodactive.
nor mechanical: a lu.n may read
works OF huHour ill he is blind,
and spend his last guinea in Tie cont
pany OF wits, without beeou,iliS sme
himssif; deny him the olisi"si; sta
nina, and eduealioa. like armsur W.
on tie weak. will bat incumber him.
and habit render him petu!art and
tr0uble.am destined TO settle in,
perhaps, a miserable puaster. or the
uniform narrator of a twentieth told
tale. Bureau.
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BureaN.
ENGLISH.

Though the following story may
lie Il little in the style ofcarrica,urs.
We can assert that as description OF
tl,euncouth gi'berish sometimes spo-
ken 10 England. it is scarcely an ex-
aggeration. and indeed is sufficiently
cheste as story, Illustrative Of %
truth Iit,'e less strange.
A member Of the Naornm in CsI-
bernard, w'o was The very mouth
,::eac of c'cqueHee Ia his cpn co,n-
IN. VIXEN be vent UP to London, in
Gujreiata shc"maker's shvy In Gran
toWn Alley. If tie CeuId meet with a
pair Of small shoes for his little
girl in the country. with pink heels,
rcint,d tors, and crop Straps for
clrsps. which he expressed in the
following provincial dialect:
Il pray We moo, han zee gattcn a.
ny neatly, feetjy. sLoer. poaiated
tcer. pin&'d y. heel and cropped
strops for clopsss
Sir answered tho shopkeeper
whats that you say?'
why 1 pray ys noo,' repeats as
5yare.]
The family who speak Fresch,'
said the shoemaker, lives at the
next door,
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NETWORK. November IL.

On Monday morning. just before day
light, fiss was discovered in the aew
dwelling house of John B Mnrrav, Esq.
in Chamber street, which, perhaps, is
he most complete fre-proof house in
the city.
The FIRE originated from crack in
the fue of the oven, which had been
nsed on the preceding Saturday, and it
is supposed the intense heat COMMUNE
Gated the fire to the beam of the parlor
iiosr, which rested on the flue There
Vas no appearance of any burning either
IN the Kitchen of which this beam form
ed part OF the ceiling, or in the parlor
yer the kitchen during the whole of the
seliowlng day, and the cause ofthe time.
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rekmubl, the Duke Of EIchinsen q
the Guards marching on the grand
road. and the left by the Prince 70
niatow.ky marching on the lett mann
Of the o.na by Volosk, Leuehke'
pokreskoe. and Slonkino.
/. On the eth the enemy wisnins
to rest on the Osms, opposite Tue
village of Riebks took = po''lioae
with hi, rear guard. The king OF
Mamie, directed hi, cavalry, on the
left Of the enemy, which amounted
to 2 or 5000 cavalry. Severai cnsr-
gcs tool, place all to our as'an'aee'
q battalion Of the enemy was pene-
tra.sd by the 18th regiment OF Ian
GERS. A huadred prisoners were INC
result of this small affair. The Pc
,;tion, Of tho enemy were carried q
he wa. obliged to quicken his retreat
On the zstb the enemy was pur-
.ued.-Ths advanced guards OF tnrSe
Preach columns came up with the
rear guard the enemy they exc na"s
ed severn! cannon shot. The enemy
wa driven every where.
Gen. Count Caulinsourt enter
ed Viasma on the a9tIl at day break
The enemy had burned the
BRIDGES. and set fire to several quar-
tiers of the city. Viasma is a ts"n
Of $4,000 inhabitants; there are
1000 hurghers, merchants ara arh-
sans; there are 80 ehurehes.-Con
siderable resources in hour. soap.
drxss. &c. and large magazines Of
nrandy were found.
:. The Russians burnt the mag'-
zines, and the finest henses in tie
town were on fire q { cur arrival. I've
bstta.iens Of t;.e 18th were employ
cd with much activity III extingnish-
ing them. We got il uaasi' and saw
ed three quarters Of the town. TIE
Csssacks before they lef, It commit
ted the GrssdfulIest piilage which
has made the inhabitants say. that
the Russians think Ylasna will be
no longer under their dominion,
since they treat il in so barasrcus a
manner. All the population Of the
towns retire upon Moscow. 1t is
send there are now ore million and
half or souls in that great city. They
fear the result offnese crowds. The
inhabitants say that Gen. kstusow
has been nprciated commander in
chief of the Russiaa army. and that
he tosk the command On the zSth.
i" The Grand Duke Constantine,
who had returned 20 tbs army, having
fallen i'll, has Quilted it.
(" A little rain has fallen, which
ba. laid the dust that ilcommoded
tie army. The weather 70 day is
very ine-it win last, as thsy believe
10 il,s 18th Oct. which gives US
still 40 days oampaign.
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From fhe Boston Gazette.


Eleetion.-Every mail gives US joyful
pratuyal:on. The Friends of Peace and
Commerce, have in their suffrage ma
iesty eyinced their sentiments. Maine
is Observation-Disclosures Proper,
have given the mar hawks leave 10 re-
tire, and fut:sr in their nests without
h-cking at the OLIVE BRANCH OF PEACE.
New Hampshire is NOT conv3lescing, she
has SOUND HEALTH and shews FRONT,
that must and ,uN put dowH ohlhos''ion.
Peace Hsavenly Goddess whose enliTea-
ing ray,
VIII caser tho night and glad the com.
ing day,
Thv smiles su,ticIoa., will dispel this
gtoom.
And Call our Friends, our FatAsrs, Bro
there haals,
Commerce revived, with liberal hcrd will
Eroiic hroduce, on Colu116ia's shsre,,
Plenty with lavish hand will crown our
store:
1000 majority,-Ths official returns
from IA towns have been received:
they give majority Of $3.50, and mel
federal gain from the congressional
tioket in August 1910, OF 1918 votes.
Should the towns which reDain to be
heard from gain the same proportion as
thsse already received, the majority for
the Pence Ticket of Electors ard Re-
representatives. will be upwards OF 1000
votes
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From the Trenton Federalist:

joint Meeting .-Both Houses went in
to Joint for the appointment OF
= officers On Thursday afternoon.
TIE following gentlemen were sp-
pointed Electors of Pre- ideut and Vice.
President of the United States.
Matthew Wslden, OF Cape May.
William B. Ewing, OF Cumberland.
Franklin Davenport, OF Gloucester.
jacob Losev, of Morris.
William NIGH, Of Huate-don.
Elias Conovcr, of Monmouth.
Andrew Howell, Of Somerset.
Jonas Wade, Of Essex.
All Fedcralists.
Aaren D. Woodruff, Esq. Atty Gen.
Peter Gordon, Esq. Tfeasmrer.
Garrel D Wall. Esq. Clerk ofth- Su-
preme Court.
Caleb Lloyd, ESD Clerk of the coun-
ty Of Monmouth.
William Weyn an, Esq Clerk of the
county OF Salem.
BANK APPOINTMENTS.
James Sloan, Esq. formerly member
Of Congress, WAS appointed Prcsi-
deut of the Canbdcn Bark.
Thadders Mill, President of Eliza.
Beethoven Bsnk
John Bray, Pre- .ident Of New-Bsuns.
wick Bank.
Abner Reeder, President Of Trenton
Bank.
Daniel Phoenix, President of Norris
town Bark.
The Legislature will probably adjourn
on Tuesday.
A bill tor the relief Of persons cenfn-
ed for debt, SC, is before the Lcsisia-
ture ind will likely pass.
The State will probably be divided in
to three diatric,s for the choice Of mem
bers Of Congress, viz, Bergen, Sussex,
Morris and Essex. to form the first dis
trict: Hunterdon, Somerset, Mddlcsex
and Monmouth, to form the Cd or mid
die district and Burlington, Glouccs-
ter, Salem, Cumberland and Cape May,
TO form the Sd or Western District
Each district to choose members.
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the remaining county Of the district.
cannot ei.e half the majority OF the
other two combined, to Madison.
FREDERICK COUNTY.
Clinfontans.
Williams and Rentclr 259s
hasissniats.
Cookery and Tilghmsn SiN
Majority for cllSton 4S'
FED. Ref.
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MARYLAND ELECTIONS.

The Legislature Of Maryland has
chosen General LEVIN WINDEa, Go.
vernon, and the following gentlemen TO
be the Council.
Berlin. Sfeddert, (of Prince Georse's)
81 votes
.Merander c. Magruder, (of Annapo-
ls) 40 votes.
Mr.. Hard (of CeciD 40 votes.
Walter Dorsey, (of Baltlmore) 4s
votes.
lillian Bond Martin, (of Dorchester)
48 votes.
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ELECTORAL Election

The election OF Messrs. Williams and
Rentch, the CIintonian candidates, for
the western district of Maryland, i, as
certained from the following result Of
Frederick county. Alleguny will give
an additional majority ,sand Washington,
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AxEcDo4E OF WAszIsc RON.

HNEcDoTs OF FLASHING RON.
In l777, while the American army Iay
at Valley Forge, a good old Quaker, BY
the name of PorTs, had occasion to pas;
Though thick wood near head-quar'
terra. As be tvayersed the dark browa
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STE IN BOAT.

OBSERVING an advertisement in
the papers, which states that q Steam
Bnat will be constituted To run hctSean
Georgetown and Alexandria, IN ttr most
ahhrgped Alan, by Messr,. John x Hurry
McPhsrson-and having seen the plan
on which the said Boa, is tc DO con-
siructed, | hereby give notice that suis
will BIS commenced against any person
or persons who shah IN Oavisatjng any
Beat IN this District, in'.;ags on tho
Patent rights OF Ncssrs. Livingston and
Fulton,
Far .kessrs. Liy,ar=tev - Fui.o.,
3. II. ! at.obe,
November ~.
n. b. Tie mode proposed TO be used
by Messrs. McPhersons, as describe In
the drawing which they have eShiblted,!s
without the smallest Variation at Inc prin.
ciDle or arrangement. the same which
Is u.ed by Me.srs. l.. * F, OH the North
RIvsr, and under their patent on the
Delaware and Rariros.
INDIAN QUEEN
fi"EkS.
Formerly kept 81 Loaa Holskin, and
lately by James Guiiutt.
HSHE subscriber informs MS friends
a and tbs puolic, that he has taken
thu above stand, and from bis practical
knawledss of this lire of business,
hopss to merit share of public patre.
mage.
JAMES SHETHAR.
November
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Sc VItsNa. Aup. 81

S-"aS ~h"!S' SAs
4" The headquarters of the En-.
psFor were, on the eth, at Slakovs:
on 2sts. near Sentovo; On the 29th.
in castle one league in the rear Of
Viasma and on the sOth, ut Was,
ma the army marched in three co
lumus-the left Termed by tho Vice
roy. proceeding by Kauouehkiao.
ZoameDkoi, kostersetkove, Move.
the centre formed by tue King OF
Naples, the serps Of the Prince OF
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PARIS. Sent. j.

PARIS. Sept. !.
We learn by letters from Bayoupe
ola recent date that the Prince OF
Ess!isg has entered Spain with 10.
900 men, and "a pieces of artillery.
The troops who accompanied him
sre Glisd With srdor. Two thousand
Ave handred Spanish and nslish pri-
sosers have lately passed Pan, under
Az escort. proceeding TO the interior.
Sixteenth Balielin cjFthe Grand lr-
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Daily Gazette, 7 Dollars.
Coassgy Gazette, S DOHdrs.
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mo. 373o
PUBLIC Sal +

NY virtue Of a deed of trust from Opie
-hD Lindsay to the subscriber, bearing date
tie 9th day of December, 1911, for the pur.
pose of securing the payment of one hundred
and sixty-three dollars, with interest and costs
thereon, due to Joseph Smith & Son, will be
sold for cash, on Saturday, the Goth instant, at
II O'Clock A. Al. on the premises, LOT of
GROUND with Brick and Frame Dwell
LING HOUSE, situate, lying and being upon
the north side of Cameron street, beginning 100
and % feet five inches, to the eastward
of the intersection of Patrick with Cameron
street; and running thence with Cameron
street on the north side, and binding thereon,
eastwardy, twenty-five feetJ thence north
wardly, with a line parallel to Patrick street,
one hundred and fifty-six feet seven inches
thence westwardly, twenty-five feet; thence
southardly, one hundred ffty-six feet seven
inches, to the place of beginning.
SAMUEL SMITH, Trustee.
September I'd. IDS.
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/ anCasterian School.
September 2

T-sHE Trustees OF the Alexandria .Acade-
my give rotice that the School for tut
ton of Children on the Lancasterian system,
will be ready for the reception of scholars
on Monday next Terms OF tuition So so
per quarter, including tuition, books, paper,
pens and ink, states and fuel The branches
of education taught in this School consist of
ea1ing, writing, Arithmetic, Grammar and
Geography For admission apply to MIR.
JACOB HOFFMAN.
Poor Children will be taught gratis.
September Q. st
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,
((agy of Washington.

t2W q VA0717HS10H'I
THE subsclloer Informs his fri ads and
the public, that he has this day opened TIE
WASHINGTON HO Eel, on the Pennsyl
vania Avenue, near the Treasury Cffice
This establishment has been considerably
enlarged, altered and improved, ano furnish
ed with an entire new set of beds and turni-
ture a general ard choice assortment o.
WINES and LIQUORS has been laid in !;
the table will always be supplied with the
best Viands that Can be procured, and from
studious desire to please, he hopes to merit
a share of public custo1a.
JOHN MACLEOD.
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Joseph Vaudeville,
Has FOR SHE,
Corner Of King and Fai3ar Streets,

las Chcstl-2 and Ia Chests new Teas
Gunpowder, Imperial, Tyson, Young Hyson,
Hyson Skin and Souchong
25,ooolb. Coffee
IS hhds. Muscavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
Is 0 TO- loaf and lump Sugars
no barrels New England Rum
IS puncheons y est India DO.
100 barrels Whissey
pipes French randy
so Hogsbeads retailing Molasses
80 bag, Pepper aaa Plalvnto
SO Ii. Spanish Indigo
900 ID cooice A'adder
500 ID. refined Salt Peure
Is casks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general assortment
of The best Wines Liquors and groceries,
he will dispose Of on reasonable terms.
Aue 81
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1919.
PUBLIC SALE.
In pursuance of a Decree Of.

In pursuance OF a decree or
the Honorable the United States Circuit
Court of the District of Columbia for the
county of Alexandra, in suit wherein Ben
lamin Bolts and Timothy Brundigc, Assignees
of Isaac MCPHERSON and Nathaniel Ellicott,
are complainants, and William Cash IS deien-
dant, will be sold to the highest bidder on
credit of 6, 10 aud 8 months, TO bear interest
from the date, HOUSE and LOT on the
south side of King street, between Washing
ton and Columbus streets, in the town OF A.
lexandria, on the 23d day of September next,
on the premises there is on the Lot framed
House and Shed adjoining. The premises
arc subiectto inspection at any tine previous
to the sale.
EDMUND I. LEE, ! Commits
G. DENEALE, Sioners
August u - tbs
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August II


WINES, i EAS, &c.
s Pipes old London P Madeiral
IL do. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon vine
pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry
so quarter casks Malaga
IS cases Claret
/ 40 chests gunpowder, imperial and young
hyson Teas, of very superior quality,
s opnncheons Sd proof Antigua RUN,
10 do. northern 90.
80 hhds. Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
1900 pounds bright Nader,
80 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger,
SO bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
40 do No. 2 Chocolate,
100 do Pipes, containing 8 gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
so hhds n Orleans and w. India Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment of other GROCE-
ga RES,
FOR SALE BIZ
Bryan Hampson & co.
q