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PUBLIC SALE.
I he Subscriber,

BEING appointed Trustee by the High
Court of Chancery of the state OF Maryland,
for the purpose of selling and conveying tbs
real estate of Major William M'Conckie, late
of Charles County, deceased, for the payment
of his debts, will offer at Public Sale, on the
Premises, the said Estate, on Saturday the
18th day of June next, if fair, and, if not, on
the first fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted.
This Land consists of about five hundred acres
(of which an accurate survey will be made be.
fore the day of sale) is situated on the Nanje-
moy Creek, about two miles from the Potos
mac River, and five from Port Il obacco, is We
ry fertile, has the advantage of good water,
fish in abundance from the Creek, and wild
fowl in their season.
There are on this estate an Apple Orchard
of excellent fruit, variety of other fruit trees
and a sufficient quantity ofTimber ard VOID
for the support of the land. The imprese-
ments thereon, consist of very comlortble
Dwelling House and some few other ch1ve~
nient buildings. The land will be sold entire,
and the purchaser required to give bord with
approved security for the purchase money, TO
the trustee, payable i'll twelve months; and
on the payment of the whole purchase money,
and not before, a title will be given by deed,
to be executed as the decree directs.
Sanl. Chapman, trustee.
Charles County, April 2s.-May !. lawss
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grants and perfect titles to land &c. The
comnitteerose reported progress and were
discharged fromthe further consideration of
tire subject, and it was referred to the COM
nittee on the public Lands.
Adjourned o'clock.
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t. MECHANICS BANK.

The Commissioners appointed
under an Act Of Congress IN
cooperating the Mechanics 3ank
Of Alexandria, give notice, that
the Books will be opened for
subscriptions thereto, at the
Courthouse in Alexandria, on
Monday the 1st of June next at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Nav IS.
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LEMONS.

Seventy-hve boxes of Fresh
Lisbon LEMONS, in prime order, now land
ing and for sale by
Jackson s. Rumney.
May "a
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The following is an extract from Paris
paper, received by the schr. Benjamin Frank
lin, arrived in this port from Bayonne.
CONSERVATIVE SENATE
| IfanS{0tion.


I" Sitting Of tie l0th March, 1912.
His excellency the duke of Bassano, mi
MISTER of exterior relations, communicated the
following report to lis majesty the emperor
aud king
Gas long as the British Orders Of Council
shall not be Withdrawn, and Che principles re-
scgnised BY the treaty of Utrecht, towards
neu,rals, restored in full force, the DEGREES
Of Bsrlsa end Milan must continue towards
those hozQers who shall suffer their. flags to be
deacti9naEzed.
The ports of the Continent must MOI be
opened neither 20 those denationakzed tags
nor to the English Merchandise. It's neces-
aFy that the whole disposable forces of France
should be distributed in such manner as to
Prevent the English Rag, the denationaiized
Fags, or those conveyed by English ships Of
var, fren landing.
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Thanks returned and farther IA
vOrS solicited.

r-E,HE sul,stn eli re urns sincere thanks
Z ! to those benevolent Individuals, VINO
hive been pieaseo TO I'D him5ah furnishing
mems of Instruction. Tor the destitute pats
et our country. And should there pc any
who have not had opportunity to lend their
assistance, their offering, whether 10 books
or money, will he thankfully accepted IT
sent any time this week either to Mr Ken
hedy's Bookstore, or to he eoi tire Rev.
Dr.. Muir, or to the care Of the Rev. Mrs
Wilmer, of this city,oy whom it will be sent
to the frontiers, according to the desire Oh
the public's humble servant,
Thaddeus Osgood.
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FOR RENT,

\ very copvenicnt we'll situated BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. Apply to
May q St
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60 The subscription paper
for building a STEAM BOAT to navigate OH
the waters Of the District of Columbia, is left
for few days at the Domestic Warehouse
A few Shar,s only remain to be subscribed,
which, it is hoped, will be taken by such ofthe
good people of Alexandra as are DESTROYS Of
facilitating the intercourse between that city,
Washington and Georgetown.
May %. 3ts
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
EyEcU7ION ron PIRACY.

T'hursday noon SAMUEL FULLY, late
mate OF the schooner George Uashingfon, and
JOHN DALTON, ahos HEArncoAT, a sea-
man, who were sentenced at late Circuit
Court TO suffer death, for piracy committed
on BOARD the above vessel In Janury last, were
taken from the State prison and conducted
through this town to Sonfh-Bosfon Tor cxecu-
ton. The procession was preceded by q De-
putty Marshal, on horseback, bearing the Mar
shal's Mace a silver Oar follow ed by coaches
in which were the Officers ofthe State Prison,
and Coach in which were Marshal Prince
and sheriff BnApFoRp.--The criminals fol-
lowed in the State Prison Carriage, accompan-
led by the Rev. Mr.. COLLIER, Chaplain Of
the State Prison. They were pinioned, wore
white caps aad were deccn,ly and warmly
clad Their coffin, projected from the sides
Of the carriage. The rear was brought up by
the Assistant Marshals and Deputy Sher!ls.
On passing tho centre Of the town the bell Of
the Old Ssuth meeting was toIled. When
arrived al the place OF execution at South-
Boston, the criminals,thc Marshal, and his de-
pulies, the Sheriff of Sa3ois, and the Rev. Mr..
CoLLfEn, ascended Stage attached TO the
gallows, and alter some necessary pre- parations,
the Marshal read aloud his Warrant OF Ex-
ctu'ion, when zniy requested, and had leave
to read written paper, which he did IN dis
tinct and firm voice. In this paper he con-
iessed the facts for which he had been con-
demned, acknowledged the Justice Of his sen-
teDce expressed his gratitude for the kind
ness and attention ne had received from the
Marshal, and the Warden ofthe State Prison
and spoke feeIingly Of the kind assistance hc
had received from the Rev. Messrs. .CoLLIER.
LowELL,CHAxyfxc, and other Minister'S ho
had visited him in his ais,!c,on. DGEsn said
but lille. The crimioals then knccIins, the
Rev. MIR. COLLIER addressed thc throne OF
Craze in fervent prayers ia their hehalf. TUT
iy then mounted the draw, made short prayer.
snd dropping handkerchief "a signal agreed
ON the draw was instantly 1T down, and he
was launched into eternity, without the small
!rt, ..',.g'e--,he liahs merely undergoing
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
Gun-P Powder, &c.

Engsh and Northern
TOR sale, by ELiJ.aH WI1HLNG7'Oyv. No. 81,
l. Sta,e-street, who has also for sale,
10000 pounds Patent Shot
1000 do Match Rope
10000 do Sheet Cork
1000 ds best refined salt Pctre--
500 do. crude salt Petre--
10000 do Bar Lead
10000 do. Muskct and Pistol Bullets aid Buck
Shot, from 8 10 240 TO the pound
$500 do. Crude and Roll Birthstone
100000 do. Cannon Balls and shot
1000 do Oskuin--
$4,000 Muskct and Pistol Tlints--
100 Powder Horns
Cannon and Carronades, Of variocs sizes.
r. W. informs his customs RS. that he has made an
arrangement TO rcmaaufacturc whatever poor Powder
he NAV ncidcntly receive, and wishes purchasers to
be particularly reminded that bc shall offer for sale
none. but such as can be recommended with conf
dcnce, and proved good by experiment, with nst,u-
ments Which he has for that purpose, and with whi n
they can make SUCH comparisons As may be wished
Price at present. per single or cask frofn 6J to
90 cen,s, some Of which is of the FIRST quality.
POWDER, SHOT, &C, by retail as Above, by
WELLER Boston, Dec. l6.
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sigh. contraction and extension. Dri-s this
time every preparation was made os he exc
tuicn of Daisen, until 9sAy was swung of,
vhca ':e Marshal scizes .'c opportunity, Ind
addressed the immense cruwd of spectators
follows -
Friends and Feiiosv- Citizens,
When The American people formed their
national ccmpaci, and define tho duties Of
their Chef Mag:stratc, they wisely, among
other things, ordained tha, he should cause
the laws 10 be executed in judgement and in
mercy. IL the exercise OF this prerogativs,
while he sees lit to leave that unfortunate chafs
acler aoiassnS 20 fhe body ef 1UILyl to his
fate, WAC is now before you suspended between
the heavens andthe earth, he hcsitattcs as to
this man DALqoS whonow stands trembling
ON the very brink of eternity, and therefore
resri,es Tor limited time the execution ofthc
sentence awarded against him, as will appear
by his com mission under the great seal ofthe
United States.-- me Hiavshai then read the
syarranf Of ycsf,se, 6y which ihe erecufion o.
DAL7oNfs deferrea unnk the lofh day IF Jan--
uary rerf then turning 10 him conninuedI
DALTON, While make known to you thcS
pleasure OF the Chief Magistrate, and in him.
OF the whole People OF the United States, let:
me bcseech you TO bow yourself before AL
mighty Con and iMplorc oil him TO give YOU
grace to employ the additional space given
you by this act of ccmency in such manner.
as in The event ol your falling to obtain full
pardon you may be better in the temper and
disposition Of your heart to meet tho fa,c
which has oyer,akcn your late associate i'm
guilt here suspended before you, with serenity
and resignation ; aud through tho merits OF
your Redeemer, obtain for you the forgivncss
ofyour sins, and an inheritance incorrup,iblc
and undchled, as lasting as the moments Of
eternity, and as boundless as The eternal
mind.
The halter was then takcn from Dahon's-
neck, and hat substituted for the white cap,
and he was remanded to the State Prison, In
the car,irge in which he was conducted TO the
scailold, with the corpse OF 7Ediy.
The execution Of InRy took place about
fifteen minutes after two o'clock, he having
declined ayailing himself of the remaining
time be fore 3 o'clock.
The spectators were estimated at upwards
OF 10000 and the whole arrangements of tho
day we're conducted with o dcccncy and so.
lemnity, which reflected great cred, on the
Marshal of the district Boston centinei1
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resistance has .hss this tzsa taken BY
nesv enemy, an enemy unaccus ssorncd TO sHsh
sriumah,, snt likely 10 be rendered inso'en'
and contidcat by .hem. tie must DC . weak
politician, who does no, see how important
the first lsiumph is in giving tone and char
actcr 10 tho war.--hsver before, In fhe hisfo-
rv of tAe rg,rid, did an English figafs sfrke
20 an .1m-ricGn ; and though we cannot say
tha, Capt. Dacres, under all circumstances, is
D unstable for this act, yet we do say, there
are Commanders in the English navy who
would q thousand times rather have gone
down with their colors flying, than have set
their brother sailors so fatal IN cxsmple
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Nesvport Bank.

NOTICE is hereby given, that OIL
L ~ FRIDAy, the First day Of January next, the
halfyesrIy dividend will be declared and paid to
such persons, as the Books Of tie Bank will shew 10
be Stockholders on the 24th inst.
Nonce IL fkrsvise given, that on WEDTEs-
DAY. the 9Th day Of January, General Meeting Of
the Stockholders will take place, at the State House,
in Newport, at half two o'clock, p. ~. for the ecc
ton Of Directors, and transaction OF the necessary
business Of said Bank.
III order ofMc Presidenf and Directors.
JOHN r. sHEARMAN, Cashier.
Newport, Dec. IL, 1912.
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Vashingfon-Ciy, Dec. 8, 1919.
ANOTHER LETTER.
Erracf Of irfftr from an cbicer at Bu6at0s
dgseg ..51,. 80, 1879

VdMNSfoH-t'y, zee. d, 1917.
We understand that the Hon. WILLIAM
EpsTIs rendered his resignation Of The Office
oil ol SEC RKrARY OF WAR, 10 the President
OF the Uhucd States, on the Sd irc.ant that
il has been accepted, but that, at the request
oi the President, Mr.. Eusus has consented to
rcniain in The Office and give his attention to
its muItiIaiious and iii.,cult concerns until
successor is appointed.
IL gives us much pleasure To state our be-
lcf,hat this resi- nation is not the result of any
collision between the President and Secretary
OF Wac, but has been rendered by tho one and
accepted by the other in manner the most
amicable and coneilia,ovy.
The nomination Of VIM. H. Harrison, Esq.
as Brigadier General, has been confirmed by
the Senate o! the l.. S. 10 take rank from 22l
August last. The fate of,his nomination, we
learn, was never doubtful IN The Senate, the
statements of the party prinls To the contrary
no,wi hstaDding.
Tie nomination Of Generals Boyd and
Chandler were confirmed some time ago.
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ID y =
man attached and 5'ionging 20 fhs. ksfgbsicsa
hariy. HE has uantonIy drawn spcn him
ser this solemn annunci4,;on ; ard lie mus;
With resignasion and trni!ence su,,sin its
consequences. Should the PEOPLE discard
him, as fhry no doubt will, the act will tnrn-
,sh an illus,rious instance Of their attachment
TO hrinc;fir, in contradiction to that oi "'en
i, will rctsrd usurPslion, whether by iS-
TRIcux or by foRcE end II will be just
and awful example of the wisdom and mag
naaimi,y of the NATION, which the present
viii ahhrove and future ages admire. --f.i2o'
To multiply extracts from this pamphles
would DC only 10 fill our columns and exclude
more useful matter, We presume We have
given sufncien, TO convince the unpreJudiced
mind. The people have made their choices
VI, Clinton is vsnquished and beatcn--i' IS an
&C, we hope that "the present VIII ohhroVe
and future ages admire" as "n FURNISHES an
iIlus,rious instance Of ,hc Peoples attachment
10 principles, in coni ADDICTION 10 that CT men,
re,arding at usurpalion, whether by in''1s"e
or by force"
-
NOTES
Cl1 This pamphlet Is titled " The pohticaf con-
ai4ct of 4aron Brr,"-prnted at New-fofk, by pe..-
nison s. Cheetham. No. l42, Pcari-street. 1872
raj Quere! Was Mr.. Preserved Fish made this
negocia,or Was this Gentleman with others run
ming TO and fro during the last summer through the
Eastern States, as well as at Washington. 70 effect
an understanding with the leading fedcral'sts IN De-
half of Mr.. CEnfon Who gave Mr. Fish his intro
duclorv letters TO the first federal characters IN The
Eastern States }
r31 There is not man in the Union so stupid as
to deny this fact Hai the !ederasts obtained f.d-
eral Electors In the State Of New-Yok, it is sefev-
ident that Mr.. Clinton would not have had solitary
VOTE and the only votes distinct from federal votes,
il is supposed, that will be given for him, Will be
from his own native State Of New-yOrk.
T41 Querc-Did not Mr.. CEaton, pledge himself
to recommend the abrogation OF that part OF the
Constitution that 10 the Southern States, the
two fifth representation for the Blacks let the con-
sequences be what they nigh;
Did he not agree, To remove every Kcpublcan
from Office in all the fctera states that might and
him in his election, and place iederaists III their
stead
Did he not agree to alto: the constitution, so that
in future all senators should be chosen by the peo-
pie in general ticket
Did he not agree that E(as kiny should be SEN
ator from .Vesv- York, and Mr. Fmen representative
and Gwdon 5. .1f.Myard, collector oi the port OF
.Nelv-To,k :?
C5] Inquire Of The Clintonian runners to .Nsrih.
Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, sc.
[6] Has not the apostacy of Ee w." CHnfea DIS
honored the Republican party
T71 Mr.. Caatoa is new lieulenant-g governor of the
state of Ne.vr mayor of the oy, and msor-gen-
eral Of the state. We arc told lie means To be the
governor Of that state at the next election. Wili
the real Republicans permi, his olectionl We pre-
sume not Hut he VIII lose the Offices he new
holds" and with them his tancicd political repa'a-
ton"
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DIED---at North kingsfo1sn, on Saturday morning
last, Mrs. IsAbELLA WATSON, in the 30lh year OF
her age, consort Of Mr. Wes'gatc Watson. Possess
cd of every amiable quality which could ado,n tho
vrtuous female character, she dled she had lived,
beloved and respected among numerous circle Of
sympathizing friends and relatives.
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Rbode-LLand Lsnrance
Company

THE Stockholders of the RHODE
j IsLAsp ISsvsArcE ConrAsy, are hereby
notified. that General Meeting will be held at the
statc-Ilousc, in Newport, on WEDsEspAy, the 9th
day of January next, at hslfpas, o'clock, ?. NJ for
the elccton Of Directors, and transaction OF such
other business as may be thought necessary.
Newport, Dec. ~, 1912
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NOTICE.

THE public are hereby cautioned not
u 70 trust the sailors of the Portuguese ship
tccs;das, whereof Is msser Josz AsToiSo cuAvIs,
now IN this harbor he win not NC accountable toe
any 4 hts they may contract, from tbs dA'e.
y eu.tor, Dec. rs, 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
Corn and Potatoes.

LtOR Sale, by EDWARD PERRY,
J. go bushels good CORN, and 100 bushels rei
POTATOES, fit for family use, Of superior quality.
y0r,esfovr. Dec. ~
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The British Navy keel uppermost--nor
" defective masts," another old French
built Frigate''-" under The most disadvan,a-
geous circum stances" i0 a very disabled
state" aud totally uoprepared Tor the con-
test"
The gallant Deca.ur, bis valiant Officers
and brave Tars have +" ploughed up the hos
tile deck" have (" shattered Eer." They have
added another deep green laurel wreath TO the
many which before encircled and enriched
our Naval standaid.---rhe blod-red flag of
Bri,ain's Monarch, has been struck 20 the
Stars and Stripes Of our infsn, Republic. il
has passed on captive through our cily sobe
placed in our Capitol TO glad and animate to
future glory Columbia's sons. They dare
threaten US that we shall not send "a cock
boat" to sea if we make war. Why the blus-
triog 6ogs il they don't DO better than they
have done VIC shall put broom a, our mast
hea., and our Van Tromp's shall! sweep their
Thames and keep their harbors clean.
r pH. ps'so prs...
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Ex:raef II iefsr fran gr.:.emas al Blyf.
fnlnc. dafrd .Nlr. cs, 1879.

x-L-IlSf " " lsffsg jsU'ft "a X NssSNs~s as |'sf
Jalor, dafed Nor. cs, 1912.
"This morning between & 3 cslolh, about $50
soldiers aud 100 sesmen, cross,d over from BLACK
Ro,k, stormed the enemy's batteries, spiked The
guns, and took between so and 80 prisoners. The
other troops drawn up and smbarked st the
Navy-Yayd, and ascended the river to the rock. IN
full expectation OF crossing TO the Canadian shore.
without the loss of angle man, when. from some
reason. flag Was sent over hy zen. smith, and the
troops ordeicd 10 dissmbsrk aud return to their
campment. --
ANOTHER LETTER.
Erracf Of a hffer from an officer at Bu6aioc,
dsfcG ..ov. 80, 1912.
Ycu will be pleased TO hear thar the night
before las, an c expedition was organized under
The command of Col. Winder Of the li;h re-
giment, TO storm the cncmy's batteries oppo.
Site Dla,k Rock. Ab,ut 10 boats set out,
with proportion of ,ar scamen Oh this sta
ton under command Of Lieut.. Angus. Only
S OF the beats succeeded in landing the men,
they were commanded by capt. King late of
the 9Th regt. with capt. Morgan OF the l2,h,
capt. Dox Of the ] Sth, aud capt. Sprou with
capt. Angus and 5. Swarthou, as volunteers.
Abou, So aoldicrs and 90 sailors were the ac
tual force and 10 the as.onishn,cnt OF friends
and enemies, they achieved the most valian,
acts ever known. All the batteries from
Chippawa TO Fort Eic were carried--cannop
spiked--lhree officers and about fifty priva,es
taken prisobers,snd the whole Canadian from
tier, 6 miles distant laid waste and desert
ed, In this valorous act, the brave Captain
Watts, Of the Navy, ed in command, with
Capt. Angus, fell. Seven officers out Of III
OF the Navy were wounded Lieut.. Ssson is
badly wounded, but yet not dangerous. MIR.
Graham, son OF Col. Graham, has his leg
broke, but is in good spirits. Mr.. Carter,
(master) of New.York, has his arm wound.
ed. Messrs. Angus, Swartwout. Sproul,
Morgan, and Doersler, are safe. Capt. Dox,
is slightly wounded, and Capt. King, by his
zeal 10 send over prisoners, remained on the
other side and was made prisoner, with a.
bout ten men. Alter this The whole force
under Gen Smy,h,prepared to embark they
man9uvred some time but much to the NOR
li6ca,ion OF all, but particularly to the voun-
tceis, they welc ordered 10 return to their
encampmcn,s, and tomorrow they again arc
ordered 10 be ready 10 c'oss.--.N Y ma. Dee.l2.
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BRILLIANT VICTORY.

Come, brave bcys, and yfH yorr giasses,
Yon hspe hnmbied one proud fse,
No brope action THE surpasses
Fame shaH feH fhe nations So
Tins be Brfain's poes completed,
Thus abridged her cruel reign,
TIL she, eper thus defeated,
Yieids tie sccbne Of tie nsai"."
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His Excellency Governor Josrs, made us
visit last week; there were salutcs hrrd from
the prize frigaIe Macedonian and Fort Hot-
con How some great men love homage |.
Query ?--Would it no, be better 10 preserve
the powder used on such occasions, ~ supply
Gov. Jones' drafted militia !
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CONGRESS-

CONGRESS-
Has been for som. days past employed on
the subject Of merchants bonds. The bill
sugmenting the pay OF the troops III tie A.
mcrlcdn army has recei, cd the Presidents
signature, consequently has become law.
ASHER RoBBIss, Esq. Of this town, has
been appointed District Attorney for Rhode
Island District.
The frigate Macedonian, prize to the Uni.
ted States, sailed from this harbor on Sunday
last, for New-York, through the Sound.
On Sunday evening last, arrived in this
harbor, the ship .--, Capt. Pike, Of New
burypo:t, Mass laden with corn, -four, Sc.
prize to the Gov. Tompkins, of New-Yok.
The U. S. frigate Constitution, and sloop
Of war Hornet, have been spoken, of the
Western. Islands, in chase OF two British
frigates.
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Rryan ~ anpson &Co.

H4FE on HAND, md FOR SALE,
80 Hhds. & 90 Bills. New-Orleans and Ha-
yannah Muscovado Sugars,
10000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee,
lbs. do. White DO. for family use,
30 hhds. retailing Molasses,
pipes Cognac Brandy,
10 puncheons Old Antigua Rum,
90 do. Northern do.
4pipes best Madeira,
do. Sicily Madeira,
do. Lisbon, SWlNES,
40 quarter casks Malaga,
so cases Ciaret,
so lbs Nutmegs,
so bags Pepper and Pimento,
SO kegs Race and Ground Ginger,
20 bales Prims Upland Cotton,
coo lbs. Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
60 boxes Moud and Dipt Candles,
so do. Chocolate,
With handsome assortment Of other Gro.
cerles, by wholesale or retail, ON reasonable
terms.
10 tons first quality Country Hemp.
Apfil le.
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NEW TEAS, &c.

JOSEPH bTANDEVILLE, corner Of King
and Fan1ar streets, has received and fof
sale,
90 quarter chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Ifye
son, Young Hyson, Tyson Skin and
Souchong Teas, of the latest importa.
tons, principally the Leda's very su.
perior cargo.
80 hhds. N. Orleans and West India Sugars,
20 boxes Salad Oil,
10 do. Marbled and White Soap, of choice
quality,
10 casks Cheese,
400 lbs. Liquorice Ball,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries as usual
May q