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PATRIOTIC SONG.

TUNE" Freedom efhe 5eass
Ye sons OF Free Columbia,
Whose fathers dar'd the waves,
The battle and the wilderness,
To ,hun the fate Of slaves
Those rights they bled for, no,o raintais,
Where'cr q wave can How,
And be free on the.sca,
Tn despite Of every foe,
Tho tyrsnts frswn and cannons roar,
And the raging tempcsts blow.
High o'er tho misty mountain tops"
Columbis's Eagle scars,
And sees two mighty Oceans roll
Their tribute TO her shores
The Atlantic and Pacific wave,
For us alike will flow,
Well be free on the sea, &c.
Columbus, first of mariners,
To us bequesthes his name,
The Oceans first great conqueror,
Assigns 20 us his claim;
From East TO West, and round the Globe,
Whcre'er the salt seas flow,
Well be free on the seas, &c.
High lift your arms ye sturdy oaks,
Ye lofty pines ascend,
Till from your hills our Navy calls,
Your towering tops 20 bend;
Then spre sd the canvas TO the gale,
And where a wave can how,
Well be free on the sea, Be.
Columbia's EagIe-hag shall fly
All fearless DER the Hood
To every friendly name Dove,
To foes, Bird Of Blood
Her stars shall blaze a sign Of peace,
Where'er a wave may flow
And well be free on the sea, &c.
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TO LET,

TO LEI,
(.Aad ho,session given imnedicfeiy.)
n convenient House, situated near
tlS Post -Ofice--Also, for sale, good secondhand
Clisise with iorncss. For particulars inquire OF
May 20 JOHN MARSH.
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~ PUBLIC NOTICE. -

TIE subscriber IS now closing up hls
Lu.;n,s. therefore requests all who are indebted
.,hsr en- Book-Account or note, to make iInMe-
,,e nncnt st Lila Store, No. lO7, n
ard -, oxb;b,t The same FOR settlement
will pc NATHANIEL SWEET.
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TO LIT,
TVHE lower part of the house belonging 70 the
Il subscriber, Ne. SO, Broad.street.
August 27. KEMEMR2u PiTMAN.
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S.sre Of Rhode Island, &c. Washington, $.

Stsfe Of Rhode Island, sSe. Washington, $. s..
Clerks Office, Suayeme Judiciai Court, Set-
femter Ira, 1914.
NTHEpEAS, Sinesn Hazard, of Son'" Kingsfo~n,
w in the county Of Washington, laboussr, al the
June Session OF the Gensrsl-AssenbIy. A. ID. 1872
obtained the benefit Of an act, passed in June, AD,
1856. entitled Z" An act for the relief of insolvent
debtors" Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the
creditors of the said Sireon hazard. TO appear f
they think ft,) before the Supreme Judicial Cowt a.
The tern, thereof nox, be holden al Soufa' Arys-
fe,rn, within and for the County of Hdsk'rstsn, on
TIC second Monday of October next, then and there
90 nominate Commissioners or ass'sn's 20 receive an
ass;rnmen, of The estate And effects The said 81
neon, according to the provisions Of the said act
JAbxs AELME, jun. Ckrk.
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EDW ARD COLLINS,
WOOL-CARDlNG.

THE. subscribers respectfully inform
their friends that their GARDISc MACHINES arc
now in excellent oyder for Cartng Wool, having
had them newly repared--Every attention will be
paid TO execute the work in the best manner, and
the smallest favor gratefully acknowledged
N SAMUEL CLARKE g. DARIUS p LAYTON.
N. b They have appointed the following persons
Agents for receiving Wool, who will transport the
same, free Of expense, to and from their Carding
Machines
Edward w. Lawton, Ne7upork
Sandford Amy, Linle Compton.
Holder Alny-, 7sUtrtoa.
Portsmouth, August 49,
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William White,

HIS JUST hECEIVED MN
Offers for SALE at the store, Lone ,sha formerly
occupied by the Progrssssve Cohgl any, No. IL.
BY HH0LESALE3 q HET.fiL,
A General Assortment OF Grocery, Crockery, and
Glass Ware, S5c.--coSsIsIISc OF
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TO LET,

% LIZ
II HE lower part of the pleasant situated House in
y Bridgcstreet, corner of First street, consist
ing Of five rooms the floor, in good repair, and
very convenient, with cellar and storehouse, &c.
Will be furnished if required .anG posse. given by
10th of June. Terms known by applying to the sub
scriber. JAMES TOW NSENB
May 27
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POEM,

SET 10 a ~eH knerya favsT'e air. W
SO fades tire lovely blooming fiow'r,
Frai', smiling solace Of sn hour
So sooa our transl-nta comforts ny,
And pleasure only blooms 10 Die
Is there no kind, no lenient art,
10 heal the anguish OF the hearth
To ease the heavy load sf care
Which nature Nust, but breads 20 bsar
Can reasons dictates be obcy'di
Too much, alas, her strongest aid
let religion, then he nigh,
Her consultations n ever oic.
Her pow'rfui aid supports the soul.
And nature owns her kind control,
WhiIst she unfolds the sacred page,
Our iercest griefs resign their rage.
Then gentle patience smiles on pain,
And dying hope reviyes again;
Hope wipes the tear from sorrows eye,
And Faith points upward to the sky.
The premise guides her ardent fight,
And joys, unknown TO sense, invite,
Those blissiul regions to erplsrc,
Where pleasure blooms 60 fade no more.
Mps. STEELE
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To be let,

10 De 7ef,
A convenient shop, No. l24, directly
opposite the house OF Col. JAMES pEaRy For
terms, apply TO NATHi. HAZARD
April %.
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GRt)CERli.S
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By MISS BALFovR.
Tune" Mary do you fancy me-"
The hawthorn trees all were in blossom,
And green were the iislds and the grove,
when MARY prees'd to my boson,
And FIST spoke in accents Of love.
Hard By where the eglsntnc closes,
While thrusacs sung sweet fron the spray,
brought her garland of roses,
And chose her the queen of the May.
Oh Mary, though years have rolled over,
Aud others thy wrinkles can see,
No change in thy face l discover,
For sill thou art lovely To me.
That face with bencvolence beaming,
The absence OF beauty supplies,
And the ,eag OF humanity streaming,
Fresh lustre imperts to thine eyes.
With health ara with pleasure when glowing,
Our grandchildren plays round the door,
My heart with delight overlowing,
Looks back on the days that arc DER.
Those days which arc now swiftly waning,
lave left no regret in my breast,
Nor wish, oh my Mary! remaining,
hut 20 sink on thy bosom To rest.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

From the ". y. Commercial .dduertiser.
PLATTSBURG, Nov. IL.
presume you hear much about the ar
my at this place, as to their number, dis
cipline and intended movements. For
number OF days there has been much spec
ulation in camp. From the different move
ments, it is evident that the army is to
march some where within n few DAYS The
bakers no longer bake soft bread--and are
ordered to prepare Immediately Il quantity
of hard bread. All the men have lately
drawn gun.sliDg5 and haversacks. and
have returned iu their thin clothing, so
rs not to incuniber them on their march.
Next Saturday, each company are
to report the number Of officers and pri-
Yates who arc unable to march ana carry
knapsacls, and two officers are appointed to
remain behind TO take care Of tAc sick. We
are also usiay all dispatch to get our pixies
ready.
Perhaps you do not know how the 18Th
Regiment is to be armed. Each subaltcrn
is to carry pike aud sword. The men
are to form three dcep--the taliest in the
rear rank. The rear rank have lately had
their gun barrels CIT OF about ] , inches, *
rot fitted for a bayoDet. They arc to be
s!dng OF the back, when they proceed TO a
charge, The rear rank ave to carry pike,
somewhat 81 the form o. a spouiOon. attach
ed to poe 10 feet in length. Col Pike
thinks much of this kind OF weapon, while
othels condemn them.
AS 70 0ur destination, some believe VIC
are gong direct to MOntrcal--others sun
pose that we are merely 60 be removed to
winter quarters, and oilers again say that
we are to make descent upon lhe Isle al
Ncis This isle is situated about 10 rr;i~s
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OcnENsRuRGn. hoy.

Defence.-The troops stationed here have
been employed since last Thursday in build
ing a fort---it progresses pretty fast consid
erlng the number Of men employed. 1t is
believed, however, that it will not be finish
ed before the winter sets in. The plan OF
the fort we understand, was the production
of MIR. Rance, = French gentleman vino re-
sides in this village.
Since our last liothing Of consequence has
occurred on the frontiers. The British boats
mentioned last week. left Prescott Harbor
on Friday morning FOR Kingston
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LATESr FROM CApIz.

NJ Y. Nov. IS. Yesterday arr. ID, this ;,ar,
captain Henry Rice from Cadiz, which
place lie left on the fourth of Octobcr.
Captain IL. informed Us, tina, no battle
had recently taken place between the cua-
binrd and Frcno, Armies. Market good
flour 81 l-2 10 So, rice 10 20 SO IL.
Captain Il, further states, that on the
sixth instant, (preyicus 10 his em5arl;ng
CA board the Fcnc,cn,) in lat IS, and the
long. Of Bermuda, the Two Brothers fell in
with the British feet o. Merchantmen, Of
! SO sail, nnder convoy ~ three brgs az way,
from ST. Nincents and S,. Bartholomcws,
for England-was boarded by an officer
from one of the briss. who informed, thai,
the convey had been io%geti by several A
meriean privateers, which they were fear
!ul woaid not abandon them ua,il a favora-
Bile opportunity happened for them to IN axe
seine prizes cut CT the convoy.
RosToN, Nov. fi.--Ycst,rlay arrived in O,-r
"u;uc Road, the british transport Sian Rova6st
Capt Clark. oi davs fom Quebec, with so of Gers
and soldiers of tle 9Th u. States regiment taken at
neh'0it--a,i now released on parole One SOL
,ier a. ell on board. and several are sick Another
transport sae.i Iva also for Boston, with trooss.
of whom Go saul to be sick. Two other trans
ports we're to sail afterwards Tie soldiers.
rs they arrive, are TO be landed at Fort Indeprn.
deuce.
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VALUABLE PRIZE.

The prigateer General armstrong, has
captured a large brig, mounting guns, with
a full cargo OF West india produce, bound
from the Leewarl Islands to Guernsey,
England. Tnc prize has arrived at Mar
tha's Vineyard. ". I. Par.
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Lieut. Sweeney, q WORTHY young ofhcer,
who was severely wounded in tic battle Of
Queen3:ou, arrived Yesterday in this village,
.hcre he was met NY number Of young
gentlemen. his friends and ncighbors fron,
Geneva. lie was borne the whole distanse,
100 miles OH handbarrow.
We arc informed shat Peter z Porter
has resigned LIS o.6ce Of Cdarter-@iaster
General Of thiS State.
ic,lcr .ton IIalfax, dat,d Nov 4tl., ssys--" A
cartel set7 was u sail this day Ger oston but an
embargo has been Iai pnt; degt calls for England,
vi'ei' vini ti2 Sf 20 consist Of atuGt 30 msr-
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The late gale was severely Ieli at Albany anil an
s'ors the Hudson. Tie L, D. barracks al C,saii-
hus.. aere blown down.
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HALIFAX, Oct. 26.-Arrived, Esd, II.
M. Ships SPARTAN. capt. Brenton !;
MAIDSTONE, captain Burdett (; and A
CASTA, captain Kerr. from cruise-with
American privateer brig RAPID, Weeks,
of 10 guns, 81 men, captured by the Maid
stone, the 18th inst. four days from Port
land.
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NEwYoRK, Nov. 81.
From .dl6any.-By the steam Boat yester-
day morning we are informed that the Ar
my at Plattsbursn have marched to within
few miles of the Canada line, where they
have gone into winter quarters. 1t is said
Gen. Dearborn is on his return to Green
bush, having given up the idea of taking
Canada this season.
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~ Toast given by Gen. Armstrong at a
public Dinner given on the 29th ult. in N.
York. it being the anniversary of the evacu-
alton of that city by the British in 49,.
CAPT. Jones, his officers and Cre7v. Their
conduct proves, that it requires British Sc
veDty-fours to conquer American sloops of
war.
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The Firs, Baltimore Volunteers"
Have arrived at Buffaloe, attached to Colo
nrl MClure's regiment, and had the plea
sure of daily viewing that enemy. which pro-
badly before this time they have engaged.
The men were in good health and spirits
their patriotism undated by their near ap-
proach to danger. Wing.
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VALUABLE LAND FoR S.4LE.-Wiu H.

VALUABLE Land FOR SaLE.-Wil n,
sold at private sale, aud if application be nos
madelbeiore the 10th OF November next will be of
Tered for sale at GoOchland courthouse, on the
day Nov. Hext being day, tract of land, be-
longing to the estate of Granville Smith decd lat,
of Montgomery county, lying in the county Of
Goociand, about two miles below the Courthouse 5
| twenty-eight above Richmond, containing Seven
hundred & thirty acres, One hundred of which are
first rate James River wgrounds, and nearly tl,e
same quantity of Swamp land, which may be easily
reclaimed, and esteemed superior in value to the
best river low-grounds-the balance consists of bph
land, which for strength and fertility of soi is equal
to any ON the river great part of it having been
highly manfred and enclosed in lots 40
The improvements consist of good DWELLING
house, Ice house, Carriage house, every other neces
sary building, two Apple orchards and one Peach
orchard. The situation is high healthy and agreed.
ble-thc land well watered, containing number OF
springs and rivuets advantageousIy interspersed
bounded on the south by James River on the north
by Beaverdam Creek. The advantages resulting
from its immediate situation on the river, & its con
tguity to Richmond, too obvious to be particu.
larly mentioned.
For further particulars enquire of John Preston IN
Richmond, or OFF. Il. Pleasants or G. Smith, living
on the premises, by whom the land will be shewn.
OCTOBER z. wifi
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NHE subscriber, Keeper of the Pententiary, is
n authorised by the Executive to sell the manu-.
features made by the prisoners which consist of va.
rious articles manufactured from Leather, Iron.
Hemp, Cotton, &c.-among them are, about 1 so pair
OF boots, and between 1900 and 1000 pair of Shoes
assorted in boxes Great bargains may be had in
these latter articles by applying at the Pententary
ut any time between this and the Goth of October
next, at which time they will be sold at auction al
the Vendue Office of Messrs. Moncure, Robinson &
Pieasants, credit of sixty days, for negotiable
notes on the Virginia Bank raw materials will be
received in barter for any manufactures Customers
pay FOR, and receive their work. Orders from the
country for furnishing negroes Shoes & Others, will
be attended 20. WV. CAMPBELL, Aren't
WV Ind Keeper Of the Penitsntiary.
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vn>WENrY DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
~ from the Subscriber, living near Jamestown,
about twenty years of age, stout and well made,
ve feet, six or eight inches in height, his skin less
black than that OF common negroes, with more of
the yellow hue-a peculiar witness in the expressi.
on oi his eyes, with eur eyelashes distinguish
ing characteristic marks of Features which will rea.
Oily strike the attention of those who may see him !;
his nose is large and lips thick Since his departure,
he has been unprecedented ana imprisoned in Staun-
ton augusta county, where he broke Jail and es-
capped, on the 9TH ultmo--Nhen taken, he called
himself Field Anderson, and held free
pass, aiming for Philadelphia. 1t is probable he has
or will change his name again and endeayor to OBJ
tain another pass The pass found with him states
that he was bred and known bv several gentlemen
in Buckingham county-I purchased this negro of
Edward Mnxey of Buckingham. Whoever will safe
deliver the said negro to me at my place of resi-
dence, shall receive the above reward
JOEL w. JONES.
Prince-Edward, Sept. II. I'm
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VALUABLE LAMBS FOR sALE.-In pur.u-
September e5.

" ALUABLE LANDS FOR SAIE.-In pur,u-
anee OF a Deed of Trust executed by William
Akers to the Subscriber, for the purpose of secpo.
the payment OF certain suns of Money therein mem
toned, due from said Akers 10 Thomas Ewing and
James Brown, will be Sold on Monday the 18th Oc-
tober next, to the highest bidder for ready money!
the following Thirteen Tracts of Land, living in
Franklin county, to wit-One Tract containing zoo
Acres more or less, being moety ofa Tract for
which patent issued the 10th February IIS4 to Ja-
cob WINNER, lying in Franklin county on the head
OF Rack run, North BraDc,t Of Biackwater River-
which sai, moiety conveyed by said WINNER
to said Akers One other Tract containing $50 A.
cres, more or less, GA Branch of Dac,Swater, and
was conveyed by George Ferguson in the wear ISo3
to said Akers. One other Tract containing los A.
ores, more or less, the north side of Black
was conveyed to said Akers by Thomas Tbomn-
son IN looo' one other ract containing nhe hun
dred acres more less head waters of Nicbolas's
Creek, adjoining Samuel HarIiscn's Land and which
was conveyed to said Akers by Henry Reed One
other Tract containing 122 Acres, more or less ON
,ne waters "t biackwater River, adjoining Samuel
iienderson's Land, and conveyed by Thomas
MILLER to SAID Akers. One other Tract containing
20o Acres, on the waters of Little Greek adioinne
harkrider and Peter Kingray, and was conveyed to
said Akers ny Conrod HarlSrider. One other Tract
containing 600 Acres more or less ON the waters Of
Flg RIVER, adjoining Thomas Miller and Charles
hllnnlck Land, and conveyed to said hkers Inv
Robert Harvey One other Tract containing 600 A.
cres, more or less. on Bush run, Branch of Black
water and was purchased Of Joshua .RontGro One
other Tract containing 27O Acres more ~. less. on
the waters of Backwater River, adjoining the Land
OF the widow kastr and others and being the pace
whereon John Smith formerly lived. One other
ract containing "a Acres, mDre or less on Black
wafer RIVER, being the same wherein the Elk Forge
ana other Improvements stand. One other Tract
containing I5o Acres, more or less, Bush run, q
Branch OF Black water River adjoining the lands oe
iheodoric Wehb. and was conveyed to said Akers
by Jacob kinsey. One other Tract, containing 100
Acres more or less, on Branch OF Blaekwater Rv-
or, adjoining the Lands of Henderson and Ferenso,,
ana was conveyed to said Akerg by John Johnston.
Aud one other Tract containing 500 Acres more ore
less on both sides ot8laekwater River, ADJOINING the,
lands OF lheodoric Webb. and being the same where
on The said Aters now lives, or az many of said Tract.
y, La'h rs may be sufficient to satisfy the Deed OF
Trust and the charges attending the execution of the,
same - ~
The sale viii take place at the said Aker. Dwell
iIs Oh the last mentioned Tract of Land and such
title ma lie TO the purchaseror purchasers as is veste
in me.
-, ANDw. HAMILTON, Trustee.
Fi"casfIe, Sept. o. Az
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MECHANICALLY buckingham County Court
q August-tSts-
Anthony G,rett SIS. John HamLleton and Arm-
stead Garrett ..N
IL appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that
the said john fan,be,on is not an ihabtant of tins
s,a:c, On motion ordered, that the said John appear
at our Court House the III VI onday in November
next TO enter his appearance this and gic Sc
eurty Tor performing tho decree OF the Court, and
It is further ordered that this order be inserted
forthwith for = months succcssively in some news
paper printed in the City OF Richmond and another
Copy posted at the front door OF our Court House.
"A Copy Ieste,
ROLFE ELDRlDGE, Jr. DC,
August 25. vg,v
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Portrait PAINTING.

JAMES WARRELL, offers his services to the
% inhabitants OF Richmoud and its vicinity us a
PORTRAIT PAINTER ia Oil. Those Ladies and
Gentlemen who may feel inclined 10 see few spe.
emens OF Art, are respectfully invited to his es,bi-
ton room, which is on the main street. over MIR.
Samuel G.Adams's store.
The Artist takes this method Of assuring the pub-
lie, that it will be no interruption to his professional
duties, as the room he paints in is detached ON the
he has placed his pictures-snd will be kept omen
from nine in the morning till three in tie afternoon
Of each day.
September Co. EFF
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6 IN Monday the twelfth day of October next, if
~ fair, II not on the next fair dSy, will be offered
for sale at Public Auction, the premises, a
VHLUADLE PL.fNT.ATYON.
lying within miles of the City OF williamsburg late
the property of William Russell decd, containing a.
bout $50 acres, having it large and convenient
new Barn and Corn house with other BUILDINGS
also an orchard OF choice fruit trees put out lew
years past, and one OF the boldest and best springs
in the Lower Country its situation contiguous TO
creek running into York River; with many other adj
vantages, renders it also Possession
will be given on the first day Of January next with
liberty however to the purchaser to seed the land
immediately. The Stock Of Cattle on the plantations
will at the same time also be sold-The terms wilS
be made known on the day of sale
ANTHONY RORiNSON;0
or aIc"et"IWs1
Nj. b. POlTIAUX, nm f'Issei!-
September e5. .tds
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VHNHE subscribers will commence business in this
a city, the first day of October next under the
firm OF .HURI'LT g SCOTT. Intending 10 d.
rect their views principally to the Auction < Com
mission business, they have taken that large and com
mo'ous brick building, On the street leading from
the main street to Nayo's bridge, formerly Occupied
by Col. Robert Gamble deceased, as wholesale
store where they will be ready receive goods ot
every description, and attend TO any commands in
the Inc of Auctoneers.
The best attention viii he maid to the interest If
those who may favour tlei1, and every exertion
made to give dispatch.
WTILLBJf .NI1RPHF,
iS.3yJfZ,. SCOTT.
geutember Is. vr
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~ OTICE-A petition will be presented to the
4 next General Assembly Of Virginia, praying
that the fines, forfcitures and penalties accrrine in
the county OF Prince Edward, and appropriated By
law TO the Literary Fund, may be appropriated to
the use OF Hampden Sidney College.
BY the TRUSTEES.
September IL. wsw
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VGNIlRTY hhds Sugar, greater part superior qua
o. lily; DO barrels, do do; ESQ bags Green Coffee
~ tierces Whisky; 1870 bbls Herrings; 10 cases
Wool Hats; 1000 yards Virginia manufactured
Cloth; 10 tons Blistered Steel Z do Swedish Iron
500ibs. Sheet Iron; 900 Hoop do 80 bales Spinning
Cotton; Long Cork CIaret Spermaoeti Candles, s:
Brown Soap-Fnr sale by l.. .,
WILSON, DREW q R6BERTSoN
October q w3w
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BARUtS x MEDICINES---Thc subscriber res.
NJ pcetinlly informs his friends and the public
that he has opened in the tenement next below
Messrs Fnzwhysonn & Potter's and near the corner
ofthe street leading from the main street to May
os bridge; general and well selected assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &c. which he offers for
sale UNREASONABLE terms for cash acceptances in
town.
JOHN McMARA.
July 10. WITT