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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-02

Their opposers, in the triumph of me-
trentary success, have proclaimed that "the
sun oil federalism Is set ioreve.." But this Is
mistake. 1t may set, but like the glorious
and beneiicent orb TO which it IS SO aptly com
pared, it will Set to rise again. The mists of
democracy MAY obscure it for moment, but
. they cannot tarnish It's lustre, much less ex-
tinsusIl its light. 1t may set, but the benight-
cd nation, atte: tossing for while iii the dis
turhed and heeting dreams of fancisd good,
will have to mourn It's absence, and sigh for
its return. It will return; the nation shall
hail is approach, and rejoice in the bright
ness Gifts course, while its genial ray shall
cali forthin abundance, and r:pen the fruits of
virtue, liberty and happiness"
There are moments, when religion is the
only buoyant against the irremediable ills Of
lite, it Gains the rutllcd disCordant passions
OF the soul-smoOtheS the rugged path we
have to tread, and points " 10 another and G
better avo7td,' to dispel our cares and to wipe
away our tears. Would those men, who pub
llc!y instruct Oh THIS DAY, avoid the unproht-
able disputes ofthe FATHERS, and the abstruse,
intricate points OF the Christian creed, which
few can either explain or understand and
teach those plain, practical truths, which
have direct tendency to produce good mo
rails and correct lives, the world would be
stained with fewer crimes, and be marked
with less dcpravity of manners.
The lateness Of the season is thus philoso-
phlcally accounted for by a writer In the Bos.
ton Gazette
SPRING! Why so tate thy smiles afford
Say, has WINTER frown'd too bold
" No! Bat seeing DEARBoRNE's sgvord,
Pm started back-my blood rms cold !"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-02
Loudoun Land for Sale.
May Ia

A TRACT near Goshen, containing ups
"A. wards Of three hundred acres which
is by its proximity to this and other markes
Its pe.rness 10 the new turnpike--ths
large portion of wood Iand--the com Portable
improvements and the fertility of The soil,
rendered well worthy the attention of any
person wishing small farm in an agreeable
neighborheod.
Also-a House and Lot (called Waping)
in the Town OF Centeryi lie, Which in point
Of situation, possesses many advantages over
most property in that place The terms may
be known by applying in person, or by letter.
to
Geo. N. Rails.
Alexandra, April |. law
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-02

,,he citizsus Of Charleston, S. c. approving
measures of government and pledging their
r,,aad fortaaes in their support. Read and
"a % the table.
Mr.. Jackson from the select committee, re-
,orsd bill authorising the discharge of w.
peck from his imprisonment. Read twice
N referred to acommittee ofthe whole house
6rto-morrow.
Mr.. Archer offered aresolution in substance
:, eolows Resolved that the committee on
he public lands be instructed to enquire into
Il expediency Of extending further time to
lie purchasers Of certain lands adjacent to
hs River Ohio, to complete their payments.
Adopted.
Mr.. Poindexter offered the following: Re-
solved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
ntyes of tbs Estates in congress assembled,
That the legislature OF the state Of Georgia
be requested to give there sanction by law
% the estabH-hment of two states in the Mis-
sssippi Territory. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Little called for the consideration of
the resolution, laid on the table some days
since, for an earlier meeting of the House
Ii was ncgatiyed 81 10 IS.
supplementary 10 an act to divide the
Indiana Territory into two separate govern
nents was read third time and pas ed.
The House in committee Of the whole, Mr..
Desha in the chair on a bill confirming titles
TO land in the Mississippi Territory under
warrants from the Spanish government of w.
Florida.
The committee rose reported the bill and
the House ordered it to third reading to-
morrow
The House in committee of the whole,
Mr.. Piper in the chair on bill for the relief
Of Col. Jonathan Williams.
The committee rose reported the bill and
the House ordered it to a third reading to-
morrow.
Mr.. Quincy offered the following: Resolved
tia; committee be appointed to enquire
whether any alterations are requisite in the Sc
Veral acts relative to consuls and vice consuls
and for the further protection CT American
samen, and that they have leave to report
BY bill or otherwise. Adopted and a commit-
tee Of ordered.
The House in committee of the whole, Mr..
Talmadge in the chair, on bill for the re-
lief of Clement B. Penrose.
The committee rose reported the bill and
the House ordered it to third reading to-
morrow.
The house in committee of the whole, Mr.,
Nelson in the chair, on bill for the relief,
protection and indemni6cation Of American
searnen.
The committee rose, reported progress and
had leave to sit again.
The house In committee OF the whole, MT.
Lewis in the chair, en- bill for the relief of
w. D. Beall
The committee rose, reported the bill and
the house ordered it to a third reading to-
morrow
The house in committee of the whole, Mr..
Stanford in the Chair, on a report Of the select
committee for the relief of VIM. Laid and
John G. Laid.
The committee rose and reported their a.
sreement to the resolution, and the house re-
terred it back to the committee on the District
Of Columbia to report bill.
A message was received from the President
Of the United States, which was declared to
be of confidential nature, and the galleries
were cleared and doorS closed ID mast one
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-02
MrsrER PRYNTER,

did latele here as how de membuz of
Congris hab chozin Mister Maddisin for Pre-
sideAt and Mister Langdin for Vyse Presi-
clint. Now I waz thinkin as dat we
did not chuze desc ofercers till next yeare.
] told nabor Tnm, and he sed twaz hi tyne
70 be about it, so dCy mite get reddy.---
Thinks It's like hansen on de tes-kittel ODER
bite, SO dat de warter may he hot for brek-
hrst. He sad TOO dat we shood nab SO much
war; den, we coed not spend tyne TO pix
our suitshul karickters. l thaught too dat
de peepul did chuze deir own Prezidint, out
nabpr Trim sed it waz nessnsssry to hab him
ssorcus'd furst cause he sed our Congris
iokas 10 moar dan we do, who will be de
best man. Now neber had emmy larnen,
eGt squire Noodle waz sayen, how dat in aul
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-02

Markets at Cadiz, .4f,rH Flour " dolls,
rice 8 l2; lumber, IS bread 9 per Dbl;
beans, IL, and quick at those prices.--Tar,
pitch and turpentlne, no Sale. Flour had been
as high as 90 dolls.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-02

The following pleasantly or sarcastic sally,
whichever it may be determined to be, is re-
ported as having lately happened ae w ~shing-
ton.
One of the Solomons that our state sends to
congress, expressed to Mons, Serrurier, his
belief that congress would declare war against
both France and England. The Frenchman
thereupon observed that though he never had
the honor Of paying a visit to Mr.. Foster, yet
in case of such great emergency, he would be
compelled to overcome all scruples, * should
the war be declared, he should think it his
duty to call upon the British minister, and
pray him to unite his counsels and his means
to prevent the United States from swallowing
up both France and Great Britain
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-02
PETER UNNAUGH.
Mr.. I4ANSON,S ELECTION

Is now perfectly secure. Mr.. Carroll, with
that honor and true devotion to the federal
cause, which We all along anticipated would
decide his conduct, has withdrawn, and pub
lcly rendered his warmest support of Mr..
Hanson. Federal Republican.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-02

A man is more faithful to the secrets of o.
theirs, than to his own woman on the con-
trary, Can keep her own secrets more faith
fully than those of others.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-02
Charles County OYbhans' Court,

APRIL TERM, 1912.
TIPON epplication of WILLIAM WISE
~ MAN, administrator Of JAMES W1aEe
MAN, late Of Charles couoty, deceased, ii is
ordered by the court that said administrators
give the notice re CURED by law, for creditors
to bling in their claims, by advertising in the
Alexandria paper, edited by MIR. Snowden,
once in each week for three weeks.
A true copy-Test,
Humphrey Barnes,
Register Of WNs.
May Ia iaw3w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-02
REMARKS.

La Bruyerc says, that a man of wit, who is
naturally proud, abates nothing of his pride
or stiffness, for being poor. Onthe contrary,
if any thing will soften him, and render him
more plant and sociable, is little prosperity
Modesty is to merit what shades are to f.
cures in fne picture. 1t gives it force ana
relief.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-02

Chief Justice Marshall decided, few days
ago. in Circuit Court of North Carolina that
the proclamation Of the President of the u.
States Of the 9th August 1909, (after the dis
ayowal Of Erskine's arrangement interdlcting
commerce with G. Britain, was not legal. An
appeal was of course taken to the Supreme
Court.-Nat. Intel
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-02

We have seen letter from the chief of the
faaliiy OF Crillon, to gentleman now in this
city, dated Paris, April nth, which. in conse-
ouence Of conversation held with Mr.. Bar
lo7O, states, that the individual, who styled
himself CoUNr de CrHlon, i'll this country, is
an IMPOSITION, in 30 way connected with the
family OF CRILLoN.
1t will be rccollccted that this worthy was
received in his assumed character, at the Pa
lace at Washington, last winter.
SO much for the associate of MIR. HENRY.
the acquaintance of Gove,mor Gerry and Pre-.
Sident dIadison--P4A. Register
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-02
COTTON.
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold on Twins wharf, on Wednesday
forenoon at 10 O'Clock, the Cargo of Schr.
John, capt. Jones, from Charleston, consists
ing of
90 bales excellent retailing
COTTON,
And quantity of MOSS, on liberal cree
dit, for approved indorsed paper
P. G. MarSteller.
June ct
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-13
Co-partnership Formed

THE subscribers have, for the pur-
n pose Of transacting Commission Business, en-.
tered into partnership under the firm of
R{CKllo Nta.sS l'oyoJr os------ -.
and saye s.--Nersquare.
corner, OF Shcss in the above branch, entrust-
cd to them, will be strictly attended to.
Paddock Richmond,
Robert Rogers, jun.
N. B. Liberal advances made on Goods, deposi-
ted for sale, if required. April %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-13
Garden Seeds.
WILLIAM LOWE,

No. 109, Ihames-street, Has for sale,
A extensive assortment of fresh Garden Seeds
y OF the first Qnalit Y-QmonY 1ekich Dire
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Rice, Sugars and Naib.

5000 VT. RICE;
s hhds and 10 bbls muscovado SUGAR;
100 cask Nails for sale at reduced pri-
ces by L. y. RiCHMOND.
Newport, March 25, 1872.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-13
Daniel Sheldon,

II EPECTfULLY informs his friends, ,lat he
N has on hand
a quantity Of excellent cedar Clapbosrds,
cedar Shing!es,pine Shinge, Boards, Planks:
Joi.s, &c. &c.
winch ne win sell cheap, at his stand on sTIER-
BURNEs' Wharf Nev. tS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-13
s S FSESH SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES.
JOSIAH MUNRO.

Oners ior salc, on very reasonable terms
Tor cash, or approved paper, at the old
stand Of ]. MUNRO & Co.
No. ll6, Thames Street,
diids. w. Island Rum;
70 pipes best country Gin;
do. 4th proof Brandy; ~
10 or; casks Sherry : y;,os X
5 do. Malaga : " '1'S' s :
Is boxes hyson, =
20 chests hysonsAio, Tons. s.
25 do. souchong, CHS s
DO. bohea
l2O bags and IS bbls. Coffee; S &
IS boxes Chocolate, No. /, 2&3; .
40 do. Doo!ittIe's Soap; s
$50 VT. Spanish flotant Indigo; : s
200 do New Orleans do. SIS
IS bags Pepper;
l8 do. Pimento; : s
200 lbs. Nuimegs S.,
100 do. Cloves; : 3
5 boxes Mustard; ~.S
IS sachs Corks; :. -
10 kegs best Ginger; g -
5 hhds. Pearl Ashes; , {
2 tons Campcachy Logwood; Hs
$50 lbs. India Alum; 20
5 bbs Starch e p
S bags Cotton; 3 9
Pots Maccabau Snuff;
Kegs Rappe do; s
Badders do.
Papers Tobacco, &c. &c.
Weptnt March a, 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-13
"A new assortment of Shoes.
CALEB "TRIP,

'hEsPEcTFULLY informs his friends and the pub.
Tic, That he has removed from his old stand No l24,
10 NO lis, Thamesstreet, directly opposite MI 10.
s'ah Monro, where he offers for sale an extensive as
sortment Of
Mems womens' and chidrens' Shoes of the
most fashionable patterns and colours, of the first
quality
lie also keeps constantly on hand an assort-
ment Of Boots of the srst chop
Those who are disposed to favor him with
their custom, viii receive his sincere thanks.
April %.
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given Up, pubic. expenditure craled tie pristine IuiiCi-
AIRY and tscal systems restored and between April
and January 1912, besides all the annual Interest FORTY.
EIGHT MILLIONS SIX YU.DRED TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED AND TIN OF the principal of the
pubck debt paid o and the annual Of il reduced
from FOUR MILLIONS ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY THOUSAND
FoUR HUNDRED ASD sIxTY-THREE DoDLARs, 10 MIL
LIONS TWO HUNDRED TwENTY-Two THOUSAND -FOUR HUN
DRIED AND EIGHrYoSE DOLLARS IA and Congress sept no
in all that interval the door of any poor man.
mechanick or farmer.
Louisiana whose excellent soil and inmencc regions, en-
bracing nearly all climates, would have rendered il worthy
the ambition oil the greatest nato and would
have tempted them acquire the expense OF the blood
Of their subjects has been, by amcabe negotiation
tract, annexed to the United States The expense of
part OF the savings of the Republican Administration during
the above period In the and unapproprated lands
OF this acquisitions you may anticipate funds for the extn
guhmen of the residue of the pubck debt and portray in
your maginaons settlements for many generations Of your
poseriy in abodes scquesreG from the vices
old world, and in Republican freedom.
AS the foreign relations Of the United States, the solici
tude and unrentec abours of the cabinet Washington
merchants and seanen, their Just rights
neuras the high abundany Witnessed, by the
documents published by Congress in their present session
all see, excepting the wfuy blind, that the spoa
lions commerce, and mpressmens of our seame
be attributed solely to the injustice and violence Of the bel
gcrcnts, with whom justice and the laws of nations emp
ty The British claim right rather usurp the
power OF seizng all vessels, laden exclusively with
produce bound France, its dependencies and
Of mpressng searncn, their occasions, and
their discretion AT this tone, the National docu-
menls prove,
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Washng.or ad sdhered - u haars as FAR 10 be could m
peeiay In the grand principle OF neutrality and under
auspces and the blessings of heaven great une Piled
unanmiy and prosperity prevail in this nation its peace
has been proracted this tme Notwithstanding the mos
saEguinary and descsting wars in Europe.
REPUBLICENS
Your is that Of freedom il is the cause Of man
is the Of him that destined for eedonet your
and be worthy your cause and your sue
will be ensured Offer information and the excitement
of rational motiyesoer persuasions entreae
it Yen please, bur abstain from and promises and
whatever tends abridgc the freedom voting Let every
man enjoy what you claim to yourselves but, not more
spurn the who shall dictate to YOU or 10
control the majority Your adversaes feel nierorv of
their numbers this State, would count so muc
nrgues satagens and treacheresS Present 10 them
in solid columns the Republican Phaanx, une nvgorated
one and indvisibe and by that unity Irresistible Advance
on them Ike the noble Spartan, Sho asked the number
OF his enemies, but where find them them at the
poIs-there enter the Of every heart and sound
head and your triumph will reward your exer,ions.
FELLOW- CITIZENS,
The clouds error and deluson have Iii b ~
luminous public documents Of the present Congress The Brit
lsh natio and their Pazans among seen to have
been IN the and 10 be still obsnaey continuing in the
One year enough, it is for this State so
famed tor freedom, after Whig administration of 26 years
continuance TO have been from the great councils of
the Nation. Remove this bio-wpe out as far as nav be-
this stain from your honour In the state our foreign
relations, especially considering the limited authorities of
Congress- is peculiarly necessary, order up the
General government by tho prompt efficient support
OF the individual States for the people select Ocers
who will from principle and hearty good WILL cooperate
with the nation in its views and public On this
head you will readily apprehend moreover that when
political unison with Congress- your influence thei and
your share in the hono emouments in their gift must
bear ratio to the State you live in butt while aiding federal
opposition against hem instead of favor you to expect
frowns.
The ensuing year is be- in poticks, the even,ful
before YOU In August you will elect Representatives
for the thirteenth Congress and in November four Electors
oil President and NicePredent II you will advised by
your neghbors Vermont New Hampshire and
their examples before you, their interests are similar 60
yours Hear the voice of NewEngland, listen also to the
united voices of more than millions, ready hail YOU
the friends and patrons of Republican Freedom, and to enrol
your names with theirs in the temple of fame
Doae tn Convention, Ft5. 27kh, 1919.
JAMES D'WOLF, President
Aucst-N. Il. KNIGHT Secretnrn
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AT the General Republican Convention of Delegates
from all the Towns in this State, last wec,, the fo-
lowing PROX, or LIST of GENERAL OFF,
CERS, was UYANIMoUsLY recommended to the
FREEMEN of the S.ae for their support at the
ensuing election and the ADDRESS thereto sub
joined was also unanimously adopted
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-16
ADAM LYNN
Has just receipak and offers for Sale,
Ut his HARDWARE and JEW
ELRY STORE, sthosi,e the

Has just received and offers for Sale,
at MS HARDWARE and JEW
ELRY STORE, sthosise the
Mechanics Eank,
Iron Rim and Stock Locks,
Chest Drawer, Cupboard, Trunk and
Pad Locks,
IL Strap, T Butt and Parliament
Hinges, Screws, Bolts and Latches
Plated apdTin'd Bride Bits, Stirrups
and Buckles, Files and Rasps,
Mill, Cross, Cut and Hand Saws,
Patent rrowels, Sseelyards,
Blacksmith's Screw Plates, Vices,
Anvils and Hammers,
Brass CsnIlesticks, Jappancd Lamps,
Curry Combs, knitting Pins,
Shoe Knives Avis aud lacks,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Table and Desert Knives and Forks,
Pen, Pocket asd Pruning Knives, RAJ
zors, Scissors and Lsnce,s,
Fine Pen and Sportsman's Knives,
with to 8 blades.
White Chapel Needles,
Best supeItne white Chapel Needles
in quarters, assorted Nos. in each qsar-
ter,
Darnins Needles,
Very handsome polished Brass Car
pet Rods and Eyes,
Britannia Metal Tea Pots and Coffee
Filterers,
Shovel and longs Brass and Irons &
Chimney Hooks,
Plated Casters, Candlcsticks, Back
gammon-hoards,
Jewelry and Silver ware,
And great variety of other articles.
ALSO,
Bar Iron, Sheet and Hoop Iron, and
Cranky and Bllstcrcd Steel,
Jewelry ard Silver ware manufacture
cd, and cash given for Old Gold, Silver,
Brass, Copper and Pewter.
Dccember 9.
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[No. 1927.
District of Columbia, to wi

WiEkEA> Samuel lam, ha'
w by his petition in writin, ~
Piled 20 the Hondrable Nicholas Frn
hugh. one Of the assistant Judges Of the
District OF Columbia, to be admitted @
.He oeneht o! tic act Of Congress for
inc reilef OF insoivent debtors with,
she district aforesaid, ard has stated
there'h that ne is in actual c.n6,..
ment'a the Jail Of alex.ndria com
~ ut the suit of Si..s Pcnnim,n
ard being unable TO discharxe th.
sS'd claim, with other. against him
his offered to deliver un to N. s.a
oil his creditors all his PROPERTY. ro.I
personal and mixed: Na,ice is tb.r.
tore given to the creditors OF the said
Samuel Cram, that on "Wednesday.
9th instant, between the hour. IS
n.he and t"ree O'Clock, at the Copr,
House in Alexandria, the oath of an
inso'vene debtor will be admins cred
to the said Samuel Cram, and =
trustee appointed egreeobly to the
Taid act CT Congress, unless cause
DC tnen and there shewn to IN.
contrary And ii is further ordered.
net this notice be inserted dsiIy in the
Alexandria newspaper until The l5th
instant,
Hy order OF the honorable Nicbola.
Srzhu8h one ofthe assistant JUDGE.
q he district OF Co umbia, this 18th
lay of December 1912.
e. Denea!e, c., @.
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December Is

;OSsph Nandev,iic,
Corner o Ktng and f'atrtur Streets,
HIS FOR Sale,
las Chest Ia and Id Chests new
Teas
,,uupowicr, Imperial, Hyson, Young
Tyson, Hyson- Skin and Souchong
15,1c0 ID. Coffee
IS hhds. Mu'cavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
so O ID. loaf and lump Sugars
10 barrels New England Rum
Is puncheons West India 90.
100 barrels Wh;skey
p.pes French Brandy
30 Hogsheads retailing MoIa.sss
81 osx, Pepper and Pimsnto
500 ID. Spanish Indigo
1000 lb choice Wsoder
500 ID refined Salt Pere
Is casks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general as
sor:mcnt of The best Wines Liquors
and Groceries, he will dispose of on
reasonable terms.
Aug. 81.
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vol. XIII. !


SALES AT VENDUE.
On sOsry Tuesday and Friday,
Will BE SOLD,
At the Vendu,. Store, corner Of Prince
and Water ,treets.
4 Variety Of Dry Goods, Gro
cer,es, sc.
Particulars Of which will be expressed
m the bills OF the 1ar.
All ,>ind OF goods which are on IL
initiation and the prices of which arc
established, can al any time lie viewed
aud purchased atths lowest Limitation
and prices.
P. q. Msreellsr.
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ittIN G.. LADD


Has for Sale, the Cargo ofthe Schooner
Leadrr. consisting Of
$500 bushels Liverpool ground Alum
Salt,
10 Crates Liverpool! Ware, of Dishes
Plates, Bowls, Pitchers and Mugs,
70 bushels Potatoes,
boxes lacks and Brads assorted.
Also, 700 Tow Cloth Bags Of 2 bush
els each.
November IL
YeatOn SConWay,
Have just reSciued from .New- YORK,
90 barrels pane Pork
20 do. cargo do.
20 do. prime Beef.
IN STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
50 pieces first do. Russia Sheeting
10 DO. Russia DUCK.
Ship ChandIery and Groceries, as usual
October II