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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11
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Ertract Of a letter from ILr. DANIEL AVER,
Of Loudon, .Nezy- HAMPSHIRE, 10 ~. Isaac
HALL, Editor Of The New-Hamsbire Patri-
OF, Concord.
Dear &r---IIavng frequently heard men
ton made Of the beneficial effect of ROGERS rege-
table PRiaOnie Detergent in pulmonary complaints.
and seeing il advertised for sale at your Office after
having made use of almost every other medicine,
was induced To make trial Of it. Although three ot
my sisters had successfully fallen victims to con-
sumption, and although myself threatened with the
same complaint which had proved fatal TO them, this
benign restorative have believe. has con.
frmed me in r toerablc state of hcalh anG I think
I cannot do better service to the community than
by requesting you TO make pubick this testimony 10
he almost super.hUman effects of this Mcdicne
Ioudon, Dec. %, 1911. DANIEL. AVER.
n. B.--The Medicine mentioned in the
above Certificates, may bc had of JAMES
TAYLOR and SAMUEL w. VlNSON,
Newport.--JOHN CASEY, East.Green-
wich.---ROBERr COZZENS, WEXFORD.
THOMAS Il. WELLS, Li;tlc-Rcst lIiIl'--
RICHARD NJ. WEBER, Tiyeron, and
at various other places.
Price Two Dollars rcr Cake.
Newport, December -, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11
CRANsTON & SHAW,

CRANSTON & SHAW,
OFFER al p'iuatc SAFE on reasonable terms, for aS.
- proued faper, at their store FoTsief s,sLarf -
134 bags Coffee
25 boxes Havana brown Sugar;
Is pipes Providence Gin
4 do. Brandy;
81 kegs Tobacco;
80 bills and % half bbls. prime Beef,
% bbls and IL half bbls. mess DO,
81 do. prime Pork;
Is do. do.
II chests Hyson
IL do. IIyson-skn
10 do Young Tyson
16 do. Souchong = TEAS.
do. Campoy
l} do. BObca
30 quarter-chests Bohea
~. e. CRANsTON S SHAW offer TO their
Friends and the Publick in general, their warmest
acknowledgements of gratitude for the liberal sup
port which they have received since the commence
ment of their establishment, and solicit the continu-
ance of their business.
Newport, Oct %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11
|, PHILLIP SALISBURY, of Ncw-Ha.

ven, State of Connecticut, do hereby OF my own
free will and accord. certify That aboutthe Begin
hinge the year 1871, was seized with most yio-
lent paiu in my right side, which produced cough
tins pain and cough increased until April, when
found myself SO weak especially in my lungs and
in my knees, that scarcely able TO walk abroad,
concluding therefore was fast approaching 20 the
grave by consumption, was greatly alarmed as
also was my family but on hearing OF DR.. Rogers
Vegetable Puimouc Detergent, for Consumptive
Asthmatck and Catarrhal complaints, Immediately
made application to the apothecary, and obtained
one cake, which took according TO the direction,
which when had taken all OF it, found myself re-
stored to my health and strength far be
pected of man in the 5lst year of his age which
medicine truly and conscientiously believe was
solely, by the blessing OF God, the of the
toraton of my health PHILIP SALISBURY.
City Of New-flavcn, September 10, 1871.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11

In digging well in Alstcrd, On. H. on
tho hill near the Meeting house, the work
men had dug nine feet through hard gravel
or pan, when they came to hard blue clay,
intcrmixcd with stones and gravel after dig
ging five feet therein, lump of clay was Ia.
ken up, in which was incloscd small brown
Snake, with a rcd belly and white stripe
round his neck, with small Snake in his
mouth--when exposed to the air, ii discover
cd evident signs OF life, which was Witnessed
by several spectators.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11

A lady who gave herself great airs Of im-
portauce, on being introduced to gentleman
for the first time, said with much cool indif-
ference, /" think, siA have seen you somc.
shere." 4" Very likely" replied the gentle
man, with equal sang Jroid, "you may ma'am,
as have been there very often"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11

VaLnabLe Medicine Chest
T. OR sale, valuable Medicine Chest, cheap for
cash. Apply at this Office. Mar A.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11

Is boxes best Havana Segars, just re.
ccived and for sale by = c. SHAW.
reb. -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-23
con- sIsTING O
Extract of Ouercitron,
OR ESSENCE OF
eE17U Oak Bark

THE Quercitron + Yellow Oak Bark has
= long been known, and highly app-ovei of
n Europe, The eef quality generally COM
mand IN market, about three pound tier lug
pr cwt. The preparation now offered 10 the
American Pub ic contains the E1euce of the
Bark in a very condenled late; Que pound Of
Extract affords as much cooaIing mater as
twenty pounds of the pulve fed Bark "A
rample Of this EItrsd has been fent % Eng
land and been pronounced by adequate judg-
6, after careful experiment, 10 be equal 10 the
quantity of Bark from which il was procur.
ed containing all the virtues oftke Bark in a
bout one twentieth part of its bulk Il like
wife pohelles the advantage of being ready
prepared for the Dyers uie. without the
learhiug, GeepiSg or Boiling, neceiIary n the
common mode 70 feparale the tingent from
thu ligneous particles Of the Bark. The NOR.
dants for rating or lttring the colours may be
the fame uled with the Fulverifed Bark. max
ing due allowance for the CONDEMNED Aate in
which the EHtraa is preiented TO the hands of
the artia
Tie absvs ssf,a9 zs1y b eEtainef II lsyPs o.
szraH gg4rfilsI ey aPpiieafha 70 WEBER &
MERRILL, Po,tiaz4 or 70 ROYAL CRAFT,
No Is, State Greet, Bsfoa
Oct Is Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-23
Gen. VIM. II. HARRIsoN
Com. 10 Chef N w army


n Rrcine for fr0n9 s1lg fHDaston.--
r &C an arm, IA Large Purl L of miliila)
Oh your frontiers, within sight oftbe con-
vrnient b ,rracks and her comfortable
commodations OF your enem, leave
it in that situation, without supplies, and
exposed TO wet and cold of autumnal
storms and whatever may ~ the oPln-
ion Of the officers and men Of the expe-
diency Of the war, OF Of th4 justice Vt ln-
vading their neighbours, The ducr y IN
il if they will hesitate TO fight for
change Of quarters. Vide battle OF
Queenstown.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-23

so often repeated to them, that on The
third day he should rise again We Of
ten question the goodness and wisdom
of providence In the same unbelieving
manner. Are we perplexed about our
temporal concerns,we desponsingly say
our case is peculiar-we are perpltXed
more than Others. Our unbeheving
fears raise every obstacle to gigantic
size, and we cry out who shall roll us
away the stone Z" Such conduct is lar
from being innocent. 1t argues great
distrust, which sometimes we are forced
10 acknowledge, when we find the stone
rolled back, and instead of a bitter dlsap
poinlm1nt find the angel with the coun-
tenance like lightning ready to minis
ter to our wants. 10 distrust Gods
power or willingness TO confer spirit
ual light is still more criminal For
wise purposes darkness and doubt per-
pick the minds Of real christians Tn.
belief prompts The question :" who shall
roll away the stone :" We are torsak
en-we cry, and God has forgotten 10 be
gracious This is unwise to say the
least, for we often see the wisdom OF
such dealing aftvrwaId, and find by ex-
perience tina; new light has risen from
obscurity, and brighter hopes from
state of painful doubt Ills delightful
thus to trace the wisdom OF providence,
and ms the highest wisdom OF mortals
thus to be employed. We may thus
converse with heaven every hour Of oui
lives, s see God passing before our eyes
in the most trivial occurrence. lie who
weigheth the mountains in scales and
the hills in balance, seeth even spar
row fall to the ground, and numbereth
the very hairs of our heads, nor does the
power Of him who direCteth the light
ming Of the thunder lose any Of its divine
energy when il is eXerted to direct the
steps of the lowly christian, or 10 lead
the most insignificant of the human
race to the knowledge of the truth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-23
Etr gouitor.. mo LXXXIX.

" Hho shell roll rs array the stone z"
Such was the question between Two
piOus women as they went to the sepul-
chre early on the FIRST day of the week,
10 annoint with sweet spices the man
gled body of tIeir crucifed Saviour.
who shall roll US away the stone {"
Unbelief suggested this question, for
they rememoerel not the word he had
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-23

tlIFF-lI1Hf VI y =
The Feb. Dart Fray, Of Norfolk. which fall
ed # this pOrt on Sulday Ian, with cargo Of
fugar and hides was captured next day to The
N or Cape Roman m . r. tnrs er by the
Britih currer Caledonia Of gun and A. men,
from NaT4u AFTER chafe d h urst ADD or
deed for Nahlu--Ih he cap, ard yshengers
unrelated two bozrs OF the pavsteer, and
landed on their parole. The CALEDONIA was
cruizing of the bar ytferday and will un-
dou5tediy be i'ined By other erulzsrs Eon
New royidE.-rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-23
rNheL N. 81.

had been greatly magnihrd--The day fucceed-
lag fze alarm gen Winchefer drew 10 one
wing OF his lines, aud ilrengih'ned bis camp
with breaR work-even this circuriiance
was noticed and urged a. an evidence, thar he
apPrehsnded force fuperior 20 hi own
ihus when imaginary ohlacles unite with
thofe thar are real, to oppofe The movement
Of force ID irfubordinate a. thar every mans
will i bis law little can he expected by the
oflicers, bus plentiful hzrvell Of mortihestion
aud difgrace
II Cannot be dsesss chat ar the sssav shSsr
men refuIed 10 march, here was fcarciiy of
provifonI in the cazp--not three day. ralions
Of meat 20 each officer and folder remained
and no bread o. -four BUT We bad found at
thole towns an abundant iupply of good
found corn. together with nearly 80 hutheis
cured when green or TohOmanoua--Our
fuFerings with this fupply c,ps no lave
been great in going and returning rom he
Rapids
The man whole courage and patriotifm
expires when his rations arc reduced onlht
never 10 D ace himIs between hi couutry
and il enemies
When you fhal have examined and con-
fidered The whole caules If nur talue ihouid
doubts ref on YOU mind @he he ioue part
of II does not attach TO my conduct may l
rot ho e, sir that you vii order Court OF
Enquiry. hai may Rave an opportunity Ok
NEE log an lrveAigatun
| have the honor 70 be. very respectfully
your mott ouediert humble iervanr
EDW I'D W TUPPfR,
Bagadier General
II /
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-23
u. S. Frigate President,
III sea, Oct IL, 1912.

III sea, Oct IL, 1912.
SRI have the honor to acquaint
you that on the 18th inst near the
Grand Bank, this ship. the Congress in
company, captured the British Kings
Packet Swallow, Joseph Morphew,
commander, bound from Kingston, ia
maica, to Falmouth. The rank of the
commander Of this VESSEL is that of
master and commander in the navy
She had no cargo in, except tighIy-one
boxes Of gold and silver, amounting TO
between one hundred and fifty and two
hundred thousand dollars. The specie
i took out of her, and had intended SEN
ding her 10 England in the character Of
a cartel, with her own crew : Having
fallen in, at this moment, however, with
the American sch Eleanor, bound from
Baltimore 10 France, dismasted, in
duced me to change my first determin.
alton, aud instead Of sending her to
England have sent her to the II. States
in charge Of the master and crew Of the
before mentioned schooner, who, al the
moment Of writing this, have charge OF
the Swallow with the schooner in tow,
but which, as soon as the weather viii
permit, they intend ABANDONING, after
having taken her cargo on board the
Swallow.
parted company with the u. States
and Argus five days since they are
not however far from me at present,
apprehend.
We have not seen a single British
vessel of war as yet, except one frigate,
which the want of wind and the ap.
proach Of night prevented our chasing
wiki any effect although from infor-
nation afterwards received we must
have passed very near squadron Of Eve
frigates, the evening preceding that on
which we saw the one before mentioned.
have the honor TO be,
With the greatest respect, sir,
Your OBJ -dient servant
JOHN RODGERS.
Hon PAUL HAMILTON,
Secretary u ne Nary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-23

I waited on Gen WincheRer immedia ely
on he receipt Of he foregoing order, inform
log HIM of my having previously lent on a
fcout, aud the object of u thar the Indians
had the evening before been overtsken 2 or &
miles from our camp, sad Fheir numbers com
puJe@ at from 20 70 40 that 10 ali probAb,fy.
they had then advanced TOO far a. lie oyertzk
en- without long puriuii that our hoFies
wee feeble and that / wlihed 10 prelerve As
much Of their itreugth as poihbe for he gen
era Object IF the eIpcdi ION and thai It II
was agT scss,ie - him, we would want the At
rival OF the icOut, 20 take iueh mesinres as
were deemed proper on their return. Gener-
Al Wiuchelter made 10 objections to this ar
rangement at the tame time Informed hlm
we had not three round- If ammunition 70 a
man and requelied Of him 20 order me a iup
ply. He replied that he would order his am.
muni'ion examined. and would endeavor
iurmlh me a part of whaE was required 10
complete he 2 rounds. My brigade guar
termziler attended his day and returned It
evening vi h the INTO nations that 40 ammu-
ri,ion could be had Early the following
morning ordered the hodes iaddled for
march, and repaired TO Gen WIncheiters
quar- ers, and requelfed luppIy Of two ,houf-
and cartridges being about one third OF he
quantity required, withou, which coud not
teel myleif iuni6atle in proceeding % the eI
pedition In auiwer he ia. ed 10 me, that
he had 600 eartriges not I1ued rhht his
men had verey few their boxes, 'hat he had
good fuppy Of powder and rs, u, pa
per he aIter was in Wagons expected 20
arrive that. or the day fol owing and then
directed me to urn to my camp and make
report of he aGtual quantity on hand, and he
would then inform me whether he would de
liver the two thoufand car idges. hauened
back to my camp and gave he neceilAry or
der' for furnilhing the rel rns but n te"
minutes after, received from Cen Wntheiter
the following orders
Gen rupper- Longer decay coEhiien,
wi fret military principles cannot be IN
du gee you will therefore proceed tmmdi
afey on the feconnol,e-iug duty ordered
yen ydsy with the troops under 20 com
maud eIcep colonel SimerAlls corps, who
fhall return wi,hou, delay 10 he iettlements
% recruit their horfe., agTee2o.y to gen liar
rifons orders
7 ININCHECIEE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-23
ERIN Err SILL.
American Manufactured Goods

American Manufactured Goods
No :, MgDty's- Roar
JOSEPH POPE. agent for hiay q 8yorvn,
j of Providence, who keep him conHantlv
iupplied from their long known and well ef.
tablifhed Factory az Paw ucket, with a gen.
eraI aGortment of
american Cotton Gods,
CONSULTING OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
81 8 threaded white * color d Stocking Yarn
White and colored iewing Cottons
misunderstanding -Checks-Stripes
Ginghams-Chambrays-Bed Ticking, &c
~ ShoPkeepers in town and country and
people in general who with 10 furnifh hem
fclves with the above articles, will be fup-
piled at the Factory prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-23

aiortmeut of
Wef- India Goods, 80.
Cogniac Brandy Mould and diPt Can
Naples do dies
Holland GIN (reaD WIndior Soap
American do Tobacco OF various
Old Jam2sca Spirit kinds
St Croi1 do Olive Oil Indigo
Madeira, Knives and Forks
Samos, Lyon Ear,hen Ware,
Sherry, WINES adorted
Malaga & Cotton * Wool Cards
Port Playing Cards
Salt; Teas Sugar Floor Mats
Chocolate Window Glais
Shells Coffee Nails BroOms
Pepper PiiRento Floor, hearth u Shoe
CafIis Nutmegs Bruihes
Muttard Hollow Ware, GDsrfsd
Spani(h & American N 0. Cotton
Cigars Pollock Fifth
Bloom and Sultana Connecticut Cheefe
Raifns
Byrn's celebrated Liquid Backing SO tJe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-23

100 ilhds. Rock Salt,
TOR fale, at NO 7, Portland Per by
L JACOB KNIGHTS.
Nov l6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-23
wAsHINGroN. NOV 9.

Cohy Qfa ietter received yesterday By ne
Secretary N the Nary rom ConEniuo1e
RoDGERs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-23
REMOVAL.
Nehemiah Cram,

INFORMS his friends and cultomers that he
las removed from Exchange itreet TO Md
die lireet, and taken fore No. 2, Iitcombs
RuiIdings. where he offers for ials, general
aflortueot nf
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-15
e. The death of my much

loved friends, Mr.. and Mrs, Bolts, WHO have
perished in the late disastrous fire, devolves
on me the sacred duty of rendering every
aid and service in my power 10 their Orphan
Children-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-
ble. I will 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, ii is confident.
" believed, will pay the fees due with en-
creased alacrity and promptitude, when as
sursd, that they will all be applied to tho
nse of the children Of the deceased.
Ii s with peculiar satisfaction, that the
Subscriber adds, lby' authority that Mr..
Writ. MIR. Hay, MIR. Williams, Mr.. Dade,
Mr. HARRISON and Mr. Stansrd, whenever not
engaged on the opposite side TO Mr. Botts)
will ;oin him in the discharge of this du-
ty, and extend their exertions to Mr.. Botts's
cases in the Court of Appeais From tho
known talents of these gentlemen, added to
the exertions of the Subscriber, it is copf'
IDENTITY hoped. that general satitaction will bs
given to Mr.. Botts's clients
John Minor.
Richmond. January Ills eoSW
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Joseph Vaudeville,

Corner of King az Fairfac streets,
HAS FOR SALE, 3
SIS bales spinning Cotton, choice quality
80 hnds. and 25 boxes augars
hhds. loaf and lump ditto
IS hhds. Molssses
60 oags Coffee
10 tierces fresh first quality Rice
Is bags Pepper and Pimento
IS casks & boxes Goshen cheese
40 barrels Newburyport Rum
20 boxes French Olive Oh, OF pest qua
lity, each IL bottles
8 pipes old London Particular Madeira
five to seven years old
90 cases old Medoc Claret, imported III
1907 ~,
Port. Lisbon, Sherry, & Malaga Wines
cnnnowder, Hyson, Young Hysoh, and
Hvson.skin Teas, of the latest and best im-
portations. .;s;n.
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Ralsins
so boxes fresh Chocolate, no. s.
60 barrels Whiskey -, n:
100 boxes lst and I'd quality spanish VI
gars r.:
copniac and Bordeaux Brandies
West India and Northern Kun
Holland and country Gin.
With his usual general assortment OF 1ro
ceries on reasonable terms, for cash, produce
or the usual credits to punctual men.
- He will purchase new Herr1ngs ana
shad. April ~. law
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e. Removal.
Joseph SPEAR,
Reshectfully informs his friends and the fu5.

Respectfully Informs ms friends and me 1H0-
Tic,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy-
al-strcet TO the one lately occupied by Mr..
r Adamson, near the Coffee House, where
he carries on the CABlNLl bOolNEoo
in all It's various branches--he also makes
and repairs all kinds of Musical Instruments
such as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Vlollns,
Guitars, sc. and will also furnish Mahogany
Collins for grown persons for fifteen dollars.
He hopes the quality of his materials the
soundness of his work and the strict atten.
ton he intends paying to his business, Will
ensure him encouragement from generous
public. All the above branches OF business
will be executed at the shortest notice
November %. DIST law
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber, fron indisposition, has
been obliged to rehnquish busIness-and re- q,
quests that all who are indebted to MN VIII
oblice him by an early discharge OF their &C.
counts and those to whom ne Is lndeoteo
may present their accounts for payment;
He is DESTROYS Of renting the ground moor
Of the house which he now occupies. IT Is
we'll calculated for store room and counting
house.
Richard Weightn1an.
January IA
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Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, Dec. Term, 1911.
ORDERED, That the executors OF JOHN
BUTCHER, deceased, do insert the following
three times in each week tor
six weeks, in the Alexandria newspapers.
A copy.-Test,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-15
PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY, the first day Of February
next, will be sold, at the Washington ta-
yern, King-street, Alexandria, at twelve
O'Clock,
A Wagon, with FIVE Horses,
and Harness or Gears, complete, for cash
in conformity to eed of trust made by
John B. Armstead, of Loudoun county, Vir-
ginia, to secure debt due Joseph H. Man.
deyille, of Alexandria.
Joseph Lewis, Trustee.
January l3 dts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-15
NOTICE

THE President and Directors of the Lit
tie River Turnpike Company, wish to con-
tract for STONE, for keeping in repair the
Turnpike Road, to be delivered on said road
at such places as their superintendent, JOB
Race, shall direct who is authorized to esl-
ter into contracts for the same.
Per order of the Board of Directors,
|. THOMPSON, Treasurer.
December z.
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PUBLIC SALE.

VY7ILL BE SOLD, at the Vendae- Store,
w on TUEsDArn next, II NEGRO NO.
D4.dWs 20 years Of age-a good cook, washer
and ironer.
January Is.
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HOGS LARD.

i he Subscriber Offers for Sale
ON MODERATE TERMS,
The FOLLOWING valuab}e Property:
A LOT of GROUND, situate at the lower
N end of Fairfax street, running with the
the said street l76 feet inches, fronting on
Jefferson street 1913 feet inches, x contain
ing half an acre. The imp ovements on this
lot consist of an excellent and completely n
nished two story BRICK dwelling house, with
every convenient out house, good pump Ia
the yard, and garden which with proper at.
tention might be made highly productive.
Also,
a tractof LAND, on the south side OF
Hunting Greek, about 200 yards from the
turnpike road containing about 81 acres
Upon this tract are severable valuable seats
for building, commanding view OF Alexan-
dria, Washington, part OF George ! oWn,
and considerable length OF the river. II
has some good low ground and valuable
Pocosin attached to it. Apply to
]. D. SIMMS.
September % la"
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Rasssns, Cury0sts, Figs, sc.
SO boxes New Raisins, few days import
ed and in fine order.
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Ralslns
90 drums oultana do.
boxes Figs
80 boxes & l-2 boxes Godfroid's Cigars
100 do first & second quality Havana do.
10 cwt. dried Goldfish
10 900 lbs colored * white Goshen Cheese
5000 lbs hrkin Butter
100 dozen Hihbert's best London Brown
Stout and Porter--very old,
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Chocolate
Nos. and 8.
20 hogsheads retailing Molasses. y
so Demijohns,
FOR SALE By
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner of King s Fairfax streets;
Nth his usual g general assortment Of
The beft wines, Liquors, Teas,
and other Groceries,
Jnon very reasonable terms. fer Cash, Pro.
dnce, or at the usual Credits to pun~tual
customers
December IA.