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Iohn Gardner Laid,
FOR SHE.

HIS FOR S.dLE,
Muscovado Sugars In hhds. tierees and bblss
Y est India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial Gunpowder, Yoang Hyson, Skin;
and Hyson Teas of the la'est importsa
tons, in quarter chests and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
,wedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens Duck,
/ bale Spanish Wool,
8 by 10, 7 by 8, 9 by IL, and 10 by IL Bristol
Glass, in whole and half boxes,
Fig., Soap Candle and Codhsh in boxes,
,.isboa Floor Mats,
1vhlskey and 4pple Brandy in tierces & bbls.
Few or casks q Sherry, London Particular
Madeira aid Sreight Rcd Wine,
Cordaee and Lines OF various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Iel.'s, Women's and Chidren's Shoes Ia
barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks IN bale,
ale Lea her,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
,halk and Plaster Of Paris.
A SO, PLOUGHS of the most approved cons
slruction and one pair Frencn Burr Mil
Stones
Sept mher IL 2w
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I en- Dollars Reward.
September II

STOLEN from the dwelling house of the
subs ribcr, Oh Thursday morning the 10th
INST between the hours Of nine and ten o'clock,
a double cased Capped and jewell SILVER
WATCH Makers name, .AnIhony f'Car-
5aey, London, No sos; with The initials N.
B on the back. The above reward will be
paid for the watch, to any person who will rec
Urn it.
Wa1cbmakers and others, are requested to
stop 1t if oHered, and use their exerions IN de-
lectlng the thief.
MARX BUTTS.
September IL. DIST.
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PHILADELpHrA, September z
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO CAPT.
HULL

At "a meeting of the citizens of Philadelphia,
held pursuant To public notice, at the Mer-
chants Coffee House, Saturday, September
S, 1912 for the purpose Of devlsing an APP
plopriste expression Of the sense they en-
terrain of the gallant conduct Of capt. ISAAC
liuLL, and the Officers and Grew OF the y.
States frigatc Constitution, in their late en-
gagemenl with his Britannic MaJcsy's trl--
gate Guerrero
Com. RICHARD DALE was chosen
chairman, and JOHN SERe EANT, Sec'ry
The following resolutions were read and
unanimously adopted.
Tie brilliant victory which swclls withtpride
and gratitude every American bosom, is OF
character to challenge the annals OF naval
fame Tor parallel, and the more it's anallzed,
the moro will it exat the glory of the heroes
who achieved it. 1t is no less distinguished
Tor the unexampled effects produced In less
than half an hour, than for the cool, collected
prOwess, s transccndant nautical talent, which,
while dealing destruction to brave, skhtul
and veteran foe, preserved the victor compa-
ratIsely unmjured and prepared again tor bat
.ue and for conquest. Let this Immortal re-
Sord Of fame, animate the gallant defenders OF
Ouf alg to similar deeds of glory, and serve
examples Of tha high degree of discipline
and order, TO which brave crew Can be tram
Cd IN the short space of three months, by the
interchangeable zeal and skillof officers, who are
no less an ornament to their profession than to
society.
impelled BY feelings flowing from q parti-
Spanon IN the glory acquired tor our country
Oy The brilliant victory achieved by the Com
handler, Officers ana Crew of the .. States
iiHsate Constitution, on the goth of August
last, over the British frigate Guerrero, capt.
Resolved, Thata piece of Plate OF the most
segant Workmanship, ornamented with appro-
PIRATE emb!ems, devices and inscriptions, be
pfTsen'cd, IN The name of the Citizens OF PM
..aads!phia, TO Captain ISAAC HULL; and
mat piece OF Plate, also OF the most elegant
Workmanship & ornamented with appropriate
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emblems, devices and Inscriptions, be present
ed in their name to Lieut., CHARLES MoRR1s,
as testimony Of the respect and admiration
the Citizens entertain of their gallant con
duct, in the late action with the British frIgate
Guerrero and that such Tokens OF their
high esteem and appreciation, be presented to
the other Officers, and othe Crew OF the III
gate Constitution, as the committee to be ap-
pointed to carry this resolution into effect may
deem proper
Resolved, That commodore Richard Dale,
William Jones, George Harrison, Charles
Bidde, Thomas w. Francis, and John Ser-
ceant, be a committee, on behalf of the citizens,
10 carry the foregoing resolution into effect
Resolved, 1hatthe proceedings ofthis meet
ing be published in all the newspapers IN this
city.
JoHN SERGEANT, Sec'ry.
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Ne4y York Paher.
BOSTON, Sept. S.
MISCELLANEOUS WAR ARTICLES

MISCELLANEOUS WAR ARTICLES.
Had the wind proved favorable yesterday
morning, it was the intention OF Com. Rodgers
in the President, ard Capt Lawrence, in the
Hornet, to have sailed hence on a cruize, III
quest Of British frigate said to be near our
coast.
An express, we learn, arrived in town yes
terday morning, for Com. Rodg rs, bringing
information that "a gun ship and three FRI
gates were off Nantucket on THURSDAY, and
bad that day landed several prisoners at Rhode
Island
We are not appraised of the arrangements
concluded upon in consequence of the receipt
of the Nantucket news.
The skipper of fishing boat, arrived at
Portsmouth, reports, that on Wednesday
morning last, on Jeffry's Bank, about ls
leagues from Cape Ann, he saw ship and a
large brig engaged in battle, for about IS mi
nutes; and that after the firing ceased the
vessels laid by, and he observed boats passing
from one to the other. These are all the par
ticulars that have reached us.
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BRAGGADOCIA.

The brig Johh Adams arrived at this port
on Friday last, had been captured by the fri
gate Guerrero, and from some frivate mottOe
wasreleased by captain Dacres, who endorsed
the briggs register In the following style of a
British cruizer.
.NeW York PAPER.
I" The Guerrero, a. guns and 500 men, will
be happy to see the President, Commodore
Rodgers, or any other of the large frigates
outside of the Hook-to have a tete q tete.
1T Sea, l7th lug. 1912"
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September IL.


IN conformity to resolution OF the Trus-
4 tees of the Hay Market 1cac envy, on the
81 ulimo, Appearing committee to pre-
pare system OF Negotiations TO be presented
TO the said Trustees for their consideration,
at meeting 10 be holden at Green's Tavern,
IN the aid town, on the first Saturday in Gee
tober next-Notice is hereby gwen, that a
meeting will then and there take place, az
hich The attendance of the Trustees is most
,arnestiy requested
E. Brooke, Sec'ry.
September ii d;3O
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ed politely, desired to be reported. July 81,
lat. ST, 40, Ion. IL, was boarded by Bril-
fish sloop of war, alter chase of 26 hours
the officer that came on board did rot behave
very politely, in lingering & searching trunks,
as he said for papers; &c was detained hours
and oyerhauled very close and strictly, and
permitted to proceed; was informed by them
they had two days before spoke vessel from
Halifax bound to England, with dispatches Of
war being declared by the U. States against
Great Britain July 80, lat 46, Ion. IA, was
boarded by the British - gun ship Alfred,
flon Cadiz, with large ships under convoy,
full Of people, leaving Cadiz and going to
England, treated politely. Next day was
boarded by the British armed brig Magnet, iii
CO. with the Grampus, so gun ship, both from
Cadlz !; UNDERsTooD FROM THEM THE
FRENCH HAD GOT IN.
Extract of aletter from an officer at Fort Nj
agaia, dats August Goth. 1912, 70 his friend
La this city.
Gen. Wan Rensselaer, entered into an Ar.
mistce witt the enemy few days ago. and
neither party are TO commence hestllities
without giving days notice
Forts Dearborn and Wayne are taken, to.
gether with the troops that garrisoned them
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RAN AWAY

FROM the subscriber, on the first inst.
IT, Negro Fellow named GEORGE; by
lr4de blacksmith he is about IS years OF
gre, about feet or 7 inches high, nd is
very black-has broken tooth before, the
others broad and very willie, and shows them
cry much while talking He had on or cars
ried with him, dark Virginia cotton coats
nankeen and brown linen p.ntaloons sld an
ole fur hat Will give Ten Dollars Reward
Tor securing him, if taken in the couny,if
out of the county Fifteen Dollars, and if out
# the state Twenty Dollars
Abijah Marquis.
Stafford County, ViSnia
Septep. Der -, 1919, eo4w
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In our next paper we shall present to our
readers such conclusive evidence Qa the sub
Iect o! the late igGpmlnlous SURRENDER ot De-
trolt, as shall Tor cvel put to sleep Tie lnsidl-
Gus attempts OF the New York antl-lupublcan
prints to duplicate the administration III the
blame OF that transaction -hat. InieiAgencer.
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. CHARLESTON, September 8.

CHAIR. ESION, September 5.
Capran Blauck, OF the brig Olympus, oil
ri, aort, arrived here yesterday in y smal sail
So,t from Nassau, which place he left on the
a,auh. The Olympus was captured Oh the
sb.n,t. on her passage from Greenock for this
o,st. off the Hale-in- the ~ ali, by the BRUSH
5r Decouyertc, captain Williams, and sent
INFO Nassau-she was III baAast.-Lete at Mas
can. The priYateer schr. Nonpareil, capt. Mar
in. Of this psrt, captured by the Decouserte
hrs, Of. the liole-in the Wall--the crew are
iap rlson-she had made no captures. Snip
Ceres. Of New York, from Liverpool, with a
cargo valued at s 5000, taken by small prl-
yreeY boat, fitted out at Nassau. Ship keso-
hlioa. Of NV York, from st. Mary's with a
carpoof rice and timber, captured by the brig
Variable. lieut. Yates; and the schr. Augusta,
Hakseil Of Boston, from Oporto for HAVANA,
captured by the Dccouverte. lhese were
the only lAmerican vessels which bad been sent
INTO Nassau but the cruisers ON that station
lad sent IN Eve or six vessels under Spanish
colors which had sailed from the Y. States
since the declaration Of war, with cargoes tor
Hlvaana, uodcr the presumption that they
we're AnericanpYoperty
Tue eargoes of hour provisions, &c. had
gnl,ed the market ut Nassau, although many
Of the artl>les had before become very scarce
and high.
The Sappho brig had arrived at Nassau
from Jamaica a few days before capt Bianck
sailed-pformod that :hey saw schooner I'M
der Frcnch colors going into Kingston just as
they sailed The Sappho and the X odlan
briggs were cruising off the Bahamas when
capt B. came out "A gentleman belonging
TO Baltimore. the mates of the brig Olympus
aud schf. Augusta, of Boston, and one seaman,
CANE in the boat with captain Blanck.
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/, He says the general never had any system
or plan, no regularity in any thing, nor did he
| appear to have even a knowledge from day to
| day of the situation of his own army. 1t twas
the most extraordinary and shameful defeat
thatwas ever heard of. An army was surren-
dered, without struggle, nearly double the
number of the enemy, abundantly supplied
with arms and anmuBition, and Of unquestion-
able bravery, having too the advantage OF ST.
tuation and every thing else but a general. i
is most Notifying. can find no relief fol
NY feelings when think in particular of the
loss of the Ath regt. than whom Drawer and
Brownstown, after long march, they were
led to the charge Of the British ard Indians
superior In numbers and advantageously post
ed, and overwhelmed them in an instant -
And had it not been for the cowardly con-
duct CT a militia troop who refused 70
charge the British on their retreat, when
ordered, all the British there would have
been either killed or taken. Had they been
permitted to go out of the fort at the time it
surrendered with the assistance Of the other
troops, there is no doubt but the British there,
would have met a similar fate.
IT'S said that 5000 volunteers are marching
from Kentucky /; but suppose there are, have
little faith In militia, after all their buster
If they advance into the Indian country they
will be defeated. They might be Of service
in guarding the frontier"
In our next paper We shall present to our
readers such conclusive evidence oa TIC sub
Iect o! the late igGomlnlous SURRENDER of De-
lrolt, as shall Tor ever put to Sleep The insidl-
Gus attempts OF the New York antl-republcan
prints to duplicate the administration III the
blame OF that transaction -.hat. InieiAgencer.
Extract Of a letter from Ca1ttain Hull, Of The
.f3igate Constitution, TO the Secretary of tie
Macy.
g cannot but make you acquainted with
the very great assistance received from that
valuable officer lieutenant Morris, in bringing
the ship into action, and in working her
whilst along side the enemy, * am extreme
iy sorry to state that hcls badly wounded, be-
ing shot through the body; we have yet aopes
Of his recovery, when am sure he will re-
eeiye the thanks and gratitude OF his country,
Tor this and the many gallant acts he has done
IN It's service. Were to name any particular
olicer as having been more useful than tho
rest, should do them great injustice /; they
all fought bravcly, and gave me every possbs
assistance that | could wish. am extremely
Sorry to state toyou the loss of lieut. Bush, OF
N arines, lie fell a, tie head of his men III get
ting ready to board the enemy. In HIM our
country mas lost d valuable and brave officer
After the tall of lieut Bush, lient Contee, OF
the corps, took command oil the Marines, and
l have pleasure IN saying that MS conduct was
that of brave good officer, and the Marines
behaved with great GOODNESS and courage dur
ing the action, and annoyed the ent my very
much whilst she was under our stern"
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NETWORK, September 8

NEW-YORK, September 8
Ar. brig Holkar, Kemble, Liverpool SO days
July 2eth, lat. 40, "a, long. |, 0, was board
ed by British frigate, Captain Upton, treat
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OUR GALLANT sEAMEN.

,rss,es-Sg ~ coniIlatiorc Rodgers having re-
"a information OF British tiigate being
g r the coast, requested Of capt. Hull, to
E him sixty men, abont tnat number OF his
's. .y being sick. On the receipt of the re-
s.s capt. Hull mustered his crew, and read
GU RS note, on which an united voice OF
ssOV,jsoLONrEER!p passed through the whole
.6io's company and in twenty minutes sixty
,,p with t.,cir baggage, were on their way to
,se President
w SIXTY seasaen of the frigate Congress also
,nsfecrcd their service on board the United
s c,afss, which viii, the President and Hornet,
:. re- 70 sail on a cruise this day.
- Bost. Refer An.
The privatcer Pythagoras. Libbey, OF Saco-
.Es,tuns Polly, oI Mnbleilead,and Dolphin,
sfcspe Ann, have been sent into HALIFAX
: aa,sust "a, a. frigate was going In with brig
.nd s,hr. It is said there were So prizes at
Hnifax, including privateers. Another car
~ was 10 sail for Boston with Americans, III
! few days. We rejoice at the prompt return
-four countryn 70 their homes and friends
TIo,,r was 90 dollars barrel, and scarce
sol prisoners fare hard. The Bolina, of Sa-
10, l detained ay the Morgiana, arrived Esd.
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AGRICULTURAL.

ST>HE Subs ORDERS propose to publish
4 fer the benefit of themselves and their
sister Stanard, fifty agricultural essays, which
appeared in their paper during the last year
signed ARAroR, in onc volume, neatly bound
in boards, cut. and coored Ten essays up
on draining and other subjects VIII be addea
to the fly which have already appeared;
The whole will ne revised by tne author, ano
will make one volume of about s35 duodeci-
no pages. Price on delivery OF the book, one
dollar and fifty cents. -,
A discount of ten per cent. VIII be mace
70 those who subscribe for ten copies' and
IL l-9 Der cent for twenty.
subscrHtioms are reeeived at tn, Is, oa ,i, ana
ot the di4erent Bookstores in the District.
John NJ. Garter.
lanes 8. Carter.
Georgetown, Col, Feb. l4-Mafc:'S
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NOTICE.

A S in various instances the Police Law
"a hath nst been complied with by those
persons who deposit building materials and
other matters UPON the Streets-by the subs
Joined extract from the Law upon the subject,
and this notice, hereby give fair and express
warning, that in the present and approaching
season, cases of delinquency call tor, and cer1
tainly shall receive prompt attention; and Ii
fines result, such circumstances will give cons
Germ to JOHN MANDEf iLlE,
Superintendent Of Police.
April l.
+" No person shall throw or cause to be
thrown down from any cart, Wagon, or other
carriage, or in any other manner, any rubbisl5
litter or dirt, on any street, public alley or
lane, and suffer the same to remain for more
than twenty four hours, except in such guam
titles and in such places as may be allowed Wy
the superintendent Of police: ProUided, that
any person DESTROYS of deposlting ON any
street materials for building, shall apply to the
superintendent of police, who shall appoint
proper, place, and assign reasonable space
for depositing said materials. Whoever shall
offend herein shall forfeit and pay Five Doll
Frs for each offence; and be subject to the
further penalty of One Dollar for every day
such building materials shall SO remain, cohA
trary to the provisions hereof"
The constables are hereby directed to &c
yigilant, ard give early information OF all de-
linquencies in the premises.
/ M. Sui Police.
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lSRiOiN 81
FAMILY M EDNIWES,

Prepared with the greatest care & attention.
BIZ MICHAEL LEE, * Co.
LEES Worm Desire ing Io-eaSes.
This medicine is superior 10 any ever Oh
fered TO the public, being innocent and mild,
certain and efficacious in its operations.
Lees Eii-Eir,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, or
asthmas and particularly the whoeping
cough 50 dsssyu .,s,s:t 70 children
So we'll known for the cure Of Rheumas
tisn,, govt, palsy, spralns, etc.
Lees Grand Restorative,
Provedby long experience TO &c unequal
led N the cure Of nervous dis riders, con-
symptoms, lowness of spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
Lee's Anti- bilious Pile,
Fort prevention and cure Of bilious and
malignant fevers.
Lees SoUerl ign Ointment: for ne Itch,
Which is warranted an antah.bic remedy
at one application
Lees LntclHble .lgue g F<rev Drahs,
For tie cure of agues, rtmittent and in'
termittent fevers.
LEES Genuine Persian. Lofion,
Celebrated for the cure of ringworms, ses
tiers, etc
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An effcctusl remedy for ali diseases in tie
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
LEES Tooth-3che DroEs,
Lees Corn Plaster,
Lees Damask Lip SafOe,
Lees Restorative Ponder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees .4nodyae EAra',
For the cure Of every kind Of headache.
Tie Lldian Vegetable SnecVc,
For the cure of Venercal complaints
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proprle@
tor. No. %, Pit.-Street, Baltimore.
r. GRAY, bookseller, King-street, and
N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street, Alexan-
dria.
To country merchants and others, VINO
purchase to sell again, a liberal discount VIII
De given by the proprietors.
To detect counterfeits, observe each artl'
Gle has. on the outside wrapper, the sigma
ture of MiCHA Eh l-LI' a,'"
N. B Att places OF sale may be had
fpratis) pamphlets containing recent and ex'
tTaordina,y cases Of cures whose lergth pre-.
vents their being herewith Inserted
June 20
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Joseph Fl. Vaudeville,
OFFERS FOR SALE.
March 25
.hg-Street.

OFFERS FOR sale,
5000 bushels Lisbon and Liverpool Salt,
Jamaica, Antigua and Northern Rum, in
hnds. and bhIs.
Loaf md brown Sugar, in do do
Best green Coffee in bags and bbls,
Nolaeses IN hhds. and b Is.
Coxniac and Peach Brandy, country Gin and
Cherry Bounce
Old Rye Avhiskey in bbis and Common do.
Madeira Lisbon, TeneriFe, sherry, Malaga
and Port Wine
Imperial, t5yson, Y. Hysca and Hyson Skin
Tea of superior quality
Goshen Cheese in casks
Chocolate No. and No 3 in boxes * per 10.
Erandywine Gunpowder and Shot assorted
&ould and dip'd Candles and Soap in boxes
Rice in tisrccs
Best Spanisn anG Country Cigars
Richmond m&ruE~ cturea bacco, small twist
Sest Cavindis DO.
Writing a;d Wrapping paper
Spinning Cotton in bales
Aln5o.ds & best Muse del Raisins in boxes
PeppSS. imento, Cinnamon, Cloves and
Nutmces
Copperas> Nader. Indigo and Fig Blue
BED Cords, Leading Lines and Trace Ropes
Best Philadelphia Mustard III bottles S, PSr 10
lndia Seine iwine
Romal Bandk chicfs
oy nr;-,.G 9JacI e. C.,Ioro5 nHcnnr.cr g, nc c
neSrings, Shad, Nackerel and Goldfish
Cut Nails Of al. sizes
Hair siiters
Snuff in bottles
ALSO,
Fresh Clover Seed, and
Best Super6ne Flour
March
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Raissns, GurYants, Figs, sc.

90 boxes New Raisins. few days import
cd and in fine order.
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raisins
90 drums oultana do.
boxes Figs
80 boxes & l-2 boxss Codfroid's Cigars
100 do first * second quality Havana do
10 cwt. dried Goldfish
10 600 lbs colored& white Goshen Cheese
5000 lbs frkia Butter
100 dozen Hihbert's best London Brown
Stout and portcr--very Old,
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Chocolate
Nos. and 3.
90 hogsheads retailing Molasses.
so Dsmijohns,
FoR SALE Br
Joseph Vaudeville,
Cornsr Of &ipc & Foirfs& streets !;
Nth his ,ssaal q general assortment Of
The belt vines, Liquors, Ieas,
and Other Groceries,
Upon very reasonable terms, for lsssn, Pre-
dlce, or at the usual Credits TO pssG~tuai
customers.
December IL q
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NOTICE.

TS HE partnership OF GRIFFITH ~
4 IANy, is this day dissolved by ihu'ua,
consent; those who have chains agalllS' saau
frm, will present them f,r settlement; anu .a
those who are indebted, will please maze i',..
mediate payment TO c. GRIFFITH oy |noA'
the BUSINESS vii! DC IL future con"ocr"d
tue business Camillus Griffith.
John P. DuIan ~,
April
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PUBLIC SALE.

ON the second Monday in April next, will be
exposed TO sale on the premises,a valuable
Lot Of Ground,
With the Improvements thereon, situate
West end. Any person inclined to purchase,
will be shewn the property, on application to
Mr. JOHN GREENwo GOD, who lives near it
Terms of sale will be made known at the
time and place OF sale.
Richard Van Pelt.
March Is dts
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Received per Schooner LrDIA, Gait. BEERS,
from Boston, and for Sale By
JACKSON 6 RUM My,
40 pieces Russia Sheeting, first quality,
A. boxes Chocolate,
40 boxes Yellow 7oaP,
An Invoice of Boots and Shoes,
Consisting Of
Ladies' and Misses Leather and Morocco
Slippers and hootees,
Chiidrens' Leather md Morocco bootees,
Mems coarse anu fac Shoes, and ouWaf-
row Boots,
A few bags Green Coffee, first quality
March "a oW