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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-09-08
THE NAVAL. VICTORY

4 al NAV IA14 v IL ORA
Achieved by the gallant capt. Hull, ought
baHord the highest and most heartfelt salts
action to every we'll wisher to his country,
4 and # properly considered and treated will
! @duce most salutary effects.
hproves in the first place the great import
nee of encouraging marine force, the most
ntural aud most useful means of protecting
/ our defenceless commerce.
hproges the wisdom of the former admi-
Asratlon, who built this frigate, and who en-
P0yed hrst this gallant officer who has done
Dmueh credit to our country.
proves the weakness, or rather wicked
nsss OF the men who refused to increase this
species of force, on which alone we can rely
\ Sl our naval protection.
hproses, that if this force had been pro.
FrlY employed two years since, we could
nave demolished the priYateers Of France and
denmark, which have captured twenty mil
Auos OF our property.
, proves, that if instead of rushing head
wig into the war; we had made adequate ma
appropriations, we might eHectually have Sc
'ues our own commerce for time on our
1 own coasts.
another source of pleasure derived from
I.saccess, is this, that in this disastrous war
ssSa VIII terminate most certainly in our
@'ao on the ocean, we Shall have the consola-
~ OF shelving. that it is neither owing to a
i ,'n.o naval skill, or courage, or good con-
W.T. IN cur officers or men, that we shall not
weed, but to the imbecility, or lukcwarm-
- OF our administration towards our COM
asIelal interests
when our fleets shall be blockaded in our
i and our commerce cut off from all parts
@s world, We shall have the consolation,
- Hdoes not result from the want of cour-
y VI ability IN our naval commanders. What
~ Can do, they will effect; but it cannot be
npse'ed that the gallant Hull shall conquer
We ships of the line In the British navy,
/ 49, Use ne will not shrink from his duty in an
IsSement with any ship of equal force.
NM y he@ever, there are any raen weak G.
d So 70 hallsthis war as blessing, because
Single instance of success; if they shall
d., !. mad OF infatuated as to presage or pre-
H. tne humiliation of the naval power of Bri-
ss "p'a This honorable example of gallantry,
N only say, we pity taeir weakness.
M, 's Is another view In which this victory
Aer. y great good, much greater than the
I d :, conquest ct one out of a thousand ships
i hmsy harden the heart of our Pharaoh
B hske g. incline him to reject the things which
4 mad NJ ut our peace and to persevere in the
Thpslscts OF ambition which he has begun.
people have not yet suffered enough to
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-09-08

The Rev. COLIN M1vER, will preach in
the Episcopal CnuTch, on "Wednesday eyen-
ing, at candle light
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-05
FROM LIKE ONTARIO.

Extract Of letter 10 gentlem man in Bslti-
more, from 6ed-officer Of the Engineers,
dated Lake Ontario, Sackcit's Harbor, Oct
10.
{" We arrived here oa the lst inst. with the
governor and com. Chauncy, who has lately
been appointed to the command Of the lakes.
] have bsen constantly employed in laying out
batteries, redoubts, quarters, Sc. necessary for
this new and important post, as we are now
concentrating and assembling our naval force
to this point it has advantages equal, if not
superior, to any on these waters, as to its com.
plete protection from the winds and ice,
which are serious considerations ia this inhos-
pitabIe clime.-The land commands one Of
the most beautiful sheets of water 10 the world,
dotted with islands, whose tops dispute the
passage Of the clouds.--Tbis situation is a.
bout 6o miles from where the lake cmptics
itself into aud forms the ST. Lawrcncc.--
Kingston is situated at the distance Of 20
miles on the opposite shore, where the British
have large force, which keeps Us on the
alert.-Ncver have seen more determined
set oil brave fellows than are embodied here,
all are ready and solicitous, and urge the oni.
GERS TO cond'.c them TO the cnemy-with such
men, properly disciplined, We can confidently
expect an easy conquest. Every excrtion Is
making here by the government 10 get com.
mand Of tho lake. We have . 6ne ship Or
the stocks, which will be finished the Las OF
November, and viii monn, 35 32.posnders'
together with the brig Oneida, mounting -
S2-pouDders, with merchant vessels tnat are
to be converted into gun-boats. As soon -
they are completed, al attack viii cerla'"'y'' ~
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NEWPORT.
The light on Connanicuu Point. ., N. :,
7HURSD-ar, NOFE.MBER S. 1879.

The light on Connanicuu Point, at the en-.
trance OF this harbor, was fitted up on the
new construction, on Tuesday evening last,
under the direction Of Capt. LEWIS, of Bos-
ton. The light is much more brilliant, and
but about half the quantity Of oil will be an
nua'iy consumed. We understand nearly all
the lights to the eastward Of this are fitted up
on the new principes--those in Long island
sound will be prepared Immediately, ard the
whole in the United States viii probably be
nniShed IN the course Of ak months.
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Copartnersbib Dis5olved.

THt. copartnershlp heretofore formed
u under the Firm Of
THURoTON & NEWMAN,
Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent All persons
having demands against said Firm, will present their
claims for settlement and all persons indebted are
called upon to make immediate payment to
AUGUSTUS NEWMAN,
who is fully authorized 10 settle the same.
THOMAS THURSTON.
AUGUSTUS NEWMAN.
Nswport, Oct. 23. 1912
The business will be conducted in fu-
ture at the old stand by the subscriber. who takes
this opportunity of returning his unfegned thanks
tor the liberal encouragement lie has heretofore re.
ceived, and respectfully soliclts continuance Of
their tavors AUGUSTUS NEWMAN.
Newporf, Ock 90, 1872
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MaE q 7iepstts.
JUST OPENED, AND FOR SALE, BY
NATHANIEL SWEET.

No. lo7, Thames s-ssreef,
"A. large and general assortment of
MUF sS & TIPPETTS,
Consisting ef--Real Sable,
Mock do.
Black Penctt,
Elk S Bear. .alse,
hhds. muscovado Sugar;
l hid. w. l. Rum;
bbis. Coffee;
$4,000 w. .. HID. Slaves
10 bbIs. Turpeniins.
In addition to his former stock of Day Goops, n
fresh supply from Boston is now opened and for
sale above.
N. B. All persons indebted either by Note or Hook
Account must make immediate payment. as it 10 cx-
pedent his business should be closed without delay
Oct. 80
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Extra fne, middling and
low-priced Broadclolhs
Green, brown, and drab
colored Cassimecs, for
ladies' coats
DO. for gentlemen's pan
falcons.
Plains and forrcst-CIoths.
DeyonshireKsrseys.
Fearnoughts.
Coatings, assorted colors.
velvets. first quality.
White, red. yellow, and
and black F1annels.
Black, fawn, and brown
colored Bombaxetts
Wildbores.
ll.4. 10-4, %, 8-+, and
Ga Blankets.
Corded Ginghams.
Calicoes and Cinghams.
Handsome vestings.
Large Shawls, Of the new.
est fashions.
Cotton HanIkerchicfs.
With a variety Of other
be sold cheap for cash.
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CT Prime GoodJ. q
JUST received, and for sale, by
n THOMAS II. MUNRO RID.


u THOMAS II. DfUAzFORD,
No. 1io, 7idnes-sifeet.
large and general assortment of DRY GOODS.
among which arc
Spperiine, middling, and low-priced Droadclo,hs, 4
Black, blue, brown, bottle green, drab and mixt c
simercs, suitable for ladies' coats, very low,
Blue and brown Imperial and Nelson Cords, for pan.
falcons;
Black, brown and green Bombaxettes and Widhores :,
Plains and Devonshires Kerseys; =
handsome assortment OF Ginghams and Calicoss
Furniture Cslicoes shifting Cottons;
S+, "A, and Cd Cambrics, white and colored,
ladies' and gentlemen's worsied Hose
Brown Linens, Threads, Silk, Ferrcts. and buttons
Pound and pack Pins;
Elegant 4, Ga aud "a Shawls;
ksttnetts ladies' and gentcmen's beaver Gloves,
Umbrellas Mill'net, Wire, Tapes and Bobbins,
Ribbons Fancy Muslinss
large assortment Diszes and Flannels, all coors
"a. "a, 8.4. Sd, and 10. 4 Blankets;
Dufb's, Coa,iugs, and vesngs, \ large assortment
.ffso--500 yards best white Crash.
Wnh variety OF other articles--ail Of which will
be disposed Of at the lowest possible prices.
Newport, Nov s, 1912
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Real Madras do.
Furniture Chin,xes.
Black, slate and colore +
Stockings, for ladies and
gentlemen.
GentIenen's black silk
Hose.
Cotton Umbrellas.
Black Rattinctts.
BLACK Grape.
Figured Muslins.
Assorted Ribbons.
Ladies' beaver and K iG~
Gloves,
Suspendcrs.
Black silk Gloves u
Silk Shawls.
Best India Cottons.
Needles and Pins.
Doublc-gilt Buttofs.
White Carnbrics.
Brown salins.
Brown Linens.
Shifting Co,,ons.
Morocco Indispensable
Arsicles--all Of which will
Nov. s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-05

The official despatch Of Gen. Van Rams
seIlaer was received after most or our matte
was prepared for this week. It's length pre-
cludes the insertion oi many other articles.
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JUST received, and for sale, by
y p. u. RICHMOND.

large and general assortment Of Enshsh and Scotch
Goods, consisting Of fancy and staple articles for Tic
Broadcloths aud Casin.cres, pe}na Cloths Rom
bazetts; Wildbores, Toilinetts, swans }, sn, BanI
cts printed Cambrck and Ginghans shrting ca &
tons fancy Icno & Cambrck Muslins Laces fa.,1
cy and common shawls, Damask Table Cloths frosi.
ga to l2'4 Calcocs, IS cents per yard. and Ir,l
Boston on the best terms for cash, Is obliged 10 SET
for cash only. Oct. Ia.
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NEW GOODS.
JAMES MUMFORD.

III rs just received, and now opening, general
assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods,
df his store, No. sS, zzames-sfreef,
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CONGNESS

The Congress OF the United States met at
W ashinston on Monday last. The Message
OF the President viii probably be received in
.his town to-day or tomorrow.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-05

The U. S. frisatc Constitution, Com. Balm
bridge, and ship-ofwar Hornet, Capt. Law
renee, sailed from Boston on Tuesday, (last
weekly on a cruzc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-05

Somefinaes 6y Flre."-ConBRrr
On Tuesday morning last, an extensive
cotton and nail manufactory, in Taunton. was
consumed by hre--!oss estimated at $4,000
We have not learnt the particulars, or how
the fire originated.
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NOTICE..

NOlIN r.. W
WE, the subscribers, being appointed by tlt
| w Honorable Court Of Probate of the town Of
south-Kngstown, Commissioners to receive and exs
anime the claims Of the creditors Of &
SYLVESTER HfLL.
late OF South-Kngstowp, deceased, represented %
solvent, give notice that six months from sl az
hereof are allowed to said creditors 20 exhiIser
| prove their claims and that we will a,,endlfp Y
inn Of Preserved Davis, in said south .Knrstoa y.
| the second Saturday in each month during said Al
svsa wager ssys.' W..den, Commissioners.
All persons indcbed to said Estate, are requcs,e
to niake immediate payment to
| rss,.F"sd M',''% i'O''' Davis, .4a~in'.trarsv,
&c. =: ,Se- ,.----N rs
NOTICE.
WE, ty subscribers, being appointed lv ,Is. coma,
- efirooatc Tor the town of Newport. comm;s.
CREDITORS OF JOB ALMY late Of Newport. ass..s -.
ed <presented nsolyent give notice that sx month.
firm the date hereof are allowed 10 ssid crel;ss.
exhibit snd prove their claims, and that we win
At sny time x;,h;p a; Dwellings for that purposes
William Engs, J 80 &.
Stephen Gould, ~0m "a. ~
All persons indebted to said eststs. are reouc.,.s
70 make immediate payment 70 ~ 'sf'ss'1u
Sarah Almys y4dnsinisfrofrir.
Newport. lIth.mo. s. 1919. -,
NOTICE.
THE subscriber having been .r,,c;...sa
court of Probate OF the town Of Por 49,. on.
the County OF Newport. COMMISSIONS - .ss": n'
examine asd adjust the claims against ths rss".Is
JOSEPH CUkDALL, Eso' %
late Of Portsmouth, deceased. fepr..~ss~s :.
vent; do hereby give notice, That six mocsts s"'
from the date hereof are allowed TO the er~S;.o"se
said Estate TO bring in their respective cIs;ms 80 ~:
ther OF the subscribers, at their Respective r.si
Iipgs, within the time aforesain "s'-
Abraham Anthony,
Samuel Shcarfnan, ! Coyr'r..
Thomas Potter, jr.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are once ,nor
requested 10 make immediate payment to either Of u.s.
samuel Clark,
Giles Manchester. 'aa''Hi'fraf0r'
Portsmouth, Aug, ~, 1912. NJ.
NOTICE..
VxTE. the subscribers. having been appointed bv
w the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town of iy.*
erton, in the county Of Newport, commissioners 10 4
receive and Examine tile claims against the Estate ~
SAMUEL BORDEN.
late Of Tiverton, deceased represented insolyrnt o
hereby give notice that twelve months from the <ae
hereof are allowed TO the creditors Of the said Estae
10 bring in and prove their respective claims: and
hat shall attend for sst purpose At the euse OF
SAMUEL CARDysa. in Tiverton, on the sctkad
Mondays in March and September next.
EDMUND ESTES, c'nn''Hers.
Al persons indebted to said Estate reqaes;sd
% make immediate rsymeut 10
vi-s-..e SsAsts is,s' GARDNER ''''S'9sS Scss
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COMMERCIAL LINE.

To and from Ney- York and Philadrt1hia.
THE subscribers offer I'll services co tho pub
4 lie, for Che purpose lnspoNing Merchan'
die, aud conv ing Passengers co and from New.
York, r phia. by the way Of New-Brpns-
wick and in New-Jersey. Substanta, and
fast sailir ~ and secure stores are povided
at each p y Seher with safe Wagons and care
ful driy, turnpike road for the land trans
portFioa. az Propretors pledge themselves for
the safdy and despatch Of all goods committed to
thsir care.
Application may be made in Ncw-York TO STUART
GBnssxAx, No. 8, Soush-strcel, opposite the place
Of landing, AID in Philsdelpbis TO JoHs GOODWIN,
on ArcL-street wharf, who will take charge Of all
goods committed to the care Of The firm.
&uars II Brenpln, No. Q, Souih-st. N. Y.
.john Aeiison u Son, N. Brunswick, N. J..
ss.yge s.,.s csss,y csssyse,, Co Trenton, MI
Sew.york. lNov. I. Iel2-4w.
: KEAL ESTATE. ~
THE subscriber, having full power from Wit.
u IfAh r. MvMroap, Of Newport, to cesvcy
.t discretion the real estate Of the said William, Of
fsrs fopAae tract Of land lying Point Judith, in
th,kingssown, consisting of
One Hundred and 7aueiye acres,
we'll proportioncd for meadow. pasture, rsbIe and
mash Said land viii be sold together or in divisions
az nav best suit the purchaser and st public auc-
ticn, not speedily dsposed Of 1t privats sale. II
nav be so divided IS TO accommodate severzl Of the
6ropre,ors Of adjoining lands. Il is requested icy
usli take the matter into consideration, and make
their wishes IN relation 70 t known ss conve-
n;cnt Possession w'll be given on thr 25'h day Of
M>cii next. PAUL M. MUMFORD-
Oct 20.
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BLANK COMNiISStUNS.
A few copies OF Flank Commissions for
Priva'eers, may be h,d at ihi, office. M.
Ihs ldnm-1y soeiefylsppu mrer ar fhe Sgale.
HoRse, on-'f5sGey ~ t-ivp r.v,. o,G s,ef,,t
Mr.. s 81
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MISCELLANY.
PhiiadehAia, May 81.
THE TRIUMPH OF PATRIOTISM.

Great pains having been taken latterly to
communicate an impression Of the aversion
of the First Congressional District of Penn
sylvania to the energetic measures of the fed
eral government, it was deemed proper TO
give this misrepresentation that emphatical
and legitimate contradiction which the voice
Of the people themselves always uncquivocal-
ly affords. Accordingly OH very short notices
the usual preparatory measures were taken
for General Meeting at three O'Clock in ibe
afternoon of "Wednesday the 2oth inst. Be-
fore the time appointed an immense concourse
from the city and all parts of the county, with
some from Delaware county, were already on
the ground--and by half past three o'clock
the whole Republican phalanx in all It's reno
vated union and symmetry, consisting of not
less than L TWELVE THOUSAND citizens,
were at their posts
At four O'Clock precisely,
WILLIAM JONES, Esq. was called TO
the chair (; and
JONI WEST, appointed Secretary.
The purpose of the meeting having been
briefly explained by the chairman, the follow
ing address, was read by Charles IHgerSoH,
and adopted, not only unanimously, but with
reiterated pcals of the heartiest assent, as
were all the resolutions, which were read and
sevcral!y put by the chairman.
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pital of the United States stands, with tho
Ursuline Nuns of said city, whose CONVERT
adioins or is near the same, for such other
lot or lots of ground, in said city OF New-Or-
leans, or in its vicinity, owned by the said
Nyns, as in the opinion of said Secretary,
shall be conveniently situated for Military
Hospital, and of equal value with tho said lot
on which the said Hospital now stands, inclu-
ding the value Of sald hospital.
SEC. 2.--.znd be IL further enacted, That
in case Of such exchange, the Secretary Tor
the Department OF War is hereby authorised
and empowered to make, execute and deliy-
err, on behalf Of the United States, TO the
said Ursuline Nuns, or to such person
or peasons as they may designate, deed or
other instrument in writing therein and there
by conveying to them all the right and title
Of the United States, in and 10 the lot OF
ground eloresaid, reseryins, however 10 the
United States, the use of the said Hospital,
Gor such time as he shall judge necessary
and the Secretary for the Department of
War, is hereby also authorized TO take and
receive from the said Uusuline Nuns, or
from such person or persons, as may be au-
thorsed in their behalf for that purpose,
deed OF deeds or other instrument ia writing,
conveying 10 the United States good and
sufIicicn, title TO the LOT OF lots OF ground,
which he may agree to take in exchange
and which deed or deeds, or other instrument
in writing, shall contain the nece ssary cove
nant to secure the United States in case OF
any failure Of title thereto.
II. CLAY,
Sneaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WIN. III. CRAWFORD,
President Of the Senate hro tenhore.
April 90, l8l2.--APPRoyED,
JAMES MADISON.
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AN ACT
For the organization OF a corps OF Artl-
hcerS.


hccrS.
TIE IL enacted by the Senate and House Of
ID RehreScntativeS Of lhe United States Of
.Aa,e-ica in Congress assembled, That there
shall be attached to the luar ,er-.naster-geh"
erals department, and subject to the orders
of the officers thereof. corps Of arti6cers,to
consist of one superntendlnt TO be appointed
bv the President of the United States, four
assistants, two masier-masons, two master
carpenters,two master r-blacksmlth's two mas
ter.boat-buiders, two master-acmorcrs, two
master saddle and harncss-makers, twenty
house carpenters, five ship-carpcnters, twenty
blacksmiths, sixteen hoat builders, sixteen
armorers, twelve saddle and harness makers
and twenty four iabourers, To Gc selected
from thc privatcs of the army, when authoci-
sed thereto by the commanding general or
engaged from among the citizens by the SUI
perintendant.
SEC. 2---fad be H Iarther enacted, That
the Day ot the superintendent ot trthccrs,
shall be forty five dollars per month, thtee
ra,ions per day, and forage for one horse
that the pay of the four assistants, be each
thirty dollars per month and two rations per
dav that the pay Of the twelve mnster-work-
men be, each thirty-doilars per moRth and
one ration and one half of ration per day
that the pay of the other workmen be each
sixteen dollars per month and enc ration and
one half of a ration per day.
SEC. 3.-,4ad be IL fsrther enacted, That
il shalt be the duty of the superintendent OF
artiGcers, to render q correct report, once
each month, Of the corps to the quarter mas
ter general, and on oath to make out the pay
roll thcreof which payroll shall be examin-
cd by the quartcr-master general, or, In his
absence, by one of the deputy quarter mas
,crs, and by him be countcrsigned and
faithfully and without delay TO execute all
such orders as he may receive from the Sec
retarv At War, any officer OF the quarter
masters department, or from the officer
commanding in the field or garrison to which
his corps OF ,ny part thereof may be attached.
SEC. 4-.4nd be f farfhs" enacted, That
this corps shal, be engaged for and during
the term of three years, unless sooner dis
charged by the President OF the United States.
SEC. 5.-4gd be IL Iarther enacted, That
for defrayiug the expenses that may be incur
red in the execution of this act, the sum OF
thirty thousand dollars be, and the same rs
hereby Appropriated, to be paid out of any
monies in the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated. IL. CLAY
Sneaker Of ne House of Representatives.
WIN H CRAWFORD.
President of the Senate pro temhore.
April 23, lSl2.-ApPRovEp,
JAMES MADISON.
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For the relief OF William Hubbell.
DE if enacted by The Senate and House Of
ID Representatives Of The United States #
america, in Congress assembled, That the
proper accounting officers of the Treasury
Department be, and they are hereby author
ised and required to allow to William Hub
bell, one of the collectors of the excise tax,
the sum of one thousand and eighty.two dol.
lars, filty-one and an hal.cents, rs a credit,
fon account of uncoected revenue end sta
tionery) against the judgments which have
becp obtained hy the United States; against
the said William Hubbell.
III. CLAY,
Sneaker of The House Of Reitresenfatives.
WM. Ii. CRAWFORD,
Presidenf IF fde Senate, pro. teahore.
April %, isl2.-ArPRoyED,
JAM /, MADISON.
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Gen. JAMES WiLktSsoS has gone to New-or-
,..,s ,o resume the command OF the United States
troops on ,he .'i'siss'pp.
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JUST RECEIVED,
FOR SALE BY
JAMES KENNEDY, SESa.
English States

5ANEo hEsNElsI 2ENRs
English States
Of vafious sizes. ty the dozen or 0sAss.
rc;Sc.
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
Of tie very lest quality, VIC
FOLIO * Qusrto Post Paper, Fcois'
esp and Wrapping do. Drawing Paper,
Quilts OF all prices. very best black ina.
powder, Sealing Wax, Waters, black
and Pewter, WedseWood and Pocket
lnkstands, Rceves's Water Colors tn
boXcs, Can,ei's hair and black lead Pen.
ellis, Sand Boxes, Ponknives and Scis-
sars, lady's and gentlemen's Pocles
Books-a variety Of PAPER HANG,
INGS for rooms, and very best PLAY
ING CARDS.
Also.
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Ionn Gardner Laid.

HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hnds. !ierccs ana
IBIS.
Yves; India Rum in puncheons,
CoEee and fepperi il: b gs
Imperial Gunp"*der, Young Hysca
Skn, and Tyson Teas Of tie iat-
est lmpnrta,iene, in quarter chests,
GEd bc&cs,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
wcacs Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
| bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, by 9, 9 by / |, and 10 BY ~
Br;s:o, Glass, in whole and half
Soap, Candle. and Goldfish In bcx.
Fim',es,
.l.b,n Floor Mats.
Wn.skey and Apple Drandy in tierces
Few or CASKS old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and stre!g bts Ped
Wine,
Cordage and Lines OF various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Men'$, WImca', IN. Childrcn's Shoes
lnssbarrcIs and boxes,
Rottle Coiks in BALE,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster Of Paris
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construction and one pair french
Burr Mill Stones.
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