davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-03
CaThL0auE
L A w BOOK

and Sfationer, King. St,,,, D"a' g,
Admiralty Reports Stones on ~,
Ame,i , n pfees.rnts s'ohnson'> Rsn a'a
Az't''' wartime - Case WV
Law 81, ~.
Bays Reports s ary Dl0lGG'
Bullers's Nisiprius l!.avycr,, A.
Brady Gu Distress CLAWS on p; .as'a's
Burrows Reports S,4iitford's p l'u',s
Dosa'ieuee " ru'l9fs sAass.ehuseltss R.
Reports ! por;s
Don ,;.n. o., Nea' Ae- yMarsAa d on Insrr.p,
:, aons SAacnaly's EyitSs
Blackstone Reports SNew-Ytrk Case,
Comyn on contracts SPowel oa Deyir,
Ch't'y on Plead'nss S. Mons;ee
Surran,s speeches spleader's Asssts,II|
c :, Reports yRuninstcn chi
Cooper's Opinion ! ments
Cruises Digest SRoherts OF VIII,
Comyn,s I'igest - On Frauds
Cowpcr's Reports Sstory's plcadinu
Cranch's REPORTS Saunders Repcs
Dallas's Reports S>usden's Lawosv
Days Reports s doris
Durnford and East's Shepherds Tous
Reports stone
East's Crown Law SSwiits Evidenc.
East's Reports SouIlivan's Lecture,
Espanasse's NisipriusSStudy Of the Law
Equity Pleader STyler's Reports
EIoquence Of the Bri-ST fun,on'S Reports
tish Senate Slidd's Practice
Espanasses's Reports 8 Appendix
FanbIanque on EquitySycsey's Reports
Gilbert's Practice sIVilson's Works
bevissss s. Reports.
- Equity )
Henning & Mumford'sS
Reports
K. GRAY,
Has lately published cheap Edition Of
The Letter Writer,
Or Guide to Epistoarv Correspondent,
CONTAINING,
Letters Of Advice, Business, industry, Trad
Love, C4urtship, Marriage. F.iendshn, I
ducation, Morality. Religion, SC &c
price 81 IL Cents, half 6ound)
A NEW SELECTION
POLITE g F.dSHIONaBLE
S ~ n G 5.
price, half bound an.I deferred 50 Cent
on HAND.
Cary's Family Bibles of different qualil
and prices.
ALSO,
80 boxes Spanish Cigars, which VIII De s.
low by tie box.
N. B. Country merchants suppHca W
School-Books Stationary, Almanacs, flayI
Cards, sc. on liberal terms.
January %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
AN ACT

Authoriaing the President Of the United
States 10 raise certain companies OF
Rangers Tor the protection oil the from
Ter of the United States.
r. IL enacted By the Senate and House Of
~ Rehresentaiipes Of The United States c/
America, IN Congress assembled, That the
President OF the United States whenever he
she'll have satisfactory evidence OF the actua!
or threatened invasion of any state or terrific
ry Of the United States, By any Indian tribe
Or tribes, be and he is hereby authorized 10
raise, either by the acceptance OF volunteers,
or enlistment of one year, unless sooner dis
charged, as many companies as he may deem
necessary, not exceeding six, who shall serve
on foot or be mounted, as the service in his
cp;iiion may require, shall act on the frontier
as rangers, he armed, equipped and organic
ed in such manner, and DC under such regl-
lltions and restrictions, as the nature OF the
service in his opinion may make necessary.
SEC ?. .dnd be "a further enacted, That
each oi tne said companies of Rangers shall
consist Of one captain, one first, one second
lieutenant, one ensign, four sergcants, four
corporals, and sixty privates.
SEC. 3. IND be IL Juriher eacetca, That
WnSn the SdlQ NtiibcIs arm aiu Sl"Ip bielii-
selves and provide their own horses, they
shall be allowed each one doller per day, aud
wihou, horse seventy-iivc cents per day, as
full compensation for their services, rations
or forage, as the case may be. The COM
missioned officers shall receive the same pay
and ratioDs as officers OF the same grade in
the army of the United States.
SEC. A. Ind be h further enacted, That the
officers, non con rnissioned officers and pri-
Yates raised pursuant to this act, shall be en-
titled TO the like compensation in case OF dis
ability, by wounds and otherwise, incurred
in the service, as officers, non-com nissioncd
officers and privatcs in the present military
establishment, and with them sha!! be subject
10 the rules and articles of war, which have
been established, or may hereafter by law
be established ; and the provisions OF the
act, entitled " An act fixing the military
peace establishment OF the United States"
so FAR as they may be applicable, shall be ex-
tended 70 ell persons, matters snd things
within the intent and meaning Of This &C, IN
the same manner as they were inscrsed al
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
Vol. 8.

large in the same. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after the passage
thereof, and continue in force for one year,
and from thence to the end Of the next ses-
sion Of Congress.
SEC S. ind De IL further enacted, That in
the recess of the Senate, the President of
the United States is hereby authorized to ap.
point all the officers proper to be appointed
under this act ; which appointments shall DO
submitted TO the Senate at their next session
for their advice and consent.
III. CLAY,
Speaker qf the House Of Representatives.
GEO. CLINTON,
VIee-PreSident Of the United States, ana
President ef the Senafcs
January 2, i8l2.--ApPRovRD,
JAMES MADISON,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
AN ACT

To authorize the laying out and opening
publick road from the line establish
eel by the treaty of Grenville, to the
North Bend in the State OF Ohio.
re En enacted by the Senate and House "
Representatives Of the United States y
.fmeriea, in Congress assembled, That the
President Of the United States, be, and he is
hereby authorized TO cause TO be opened
road from the point where the United States
road from Vineennes, to the former lndisn
boundary line, established by the treaty OF
Grenvilc, strikes the said lihc, to the North
Bend in the State of Ohio.
SEC. 2. Ind be IL further enacted, That
for the purpose of defraying the expenses OF
opening the said roads, there is hereby APP
propriated the sum of money not exceeding
eight hundred dollars, payable out OF any
monies in the Treasury not otherwise appro-
priatcd.
II. CLAY,
Speaker OF the House Of fReisrcsentutives.
GEO. CLINTON,
Hice- President Of the United STATES, and
President Qf the Senafs.
January 8, lsl2.-APpRovEp.
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
AN ACT
For the relief OF John Buinham.

Tor the relief OF John Burnham.
r. IL enacted by the Senate and House Of
kehreSentaives Of the United States u
.Imerica, in Congress assembled, That there
be paid toJohn burhham out of any monies
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, the
sum oi one hundred snd twenty six dollars
and scvcny Two cents, and rhe interest on the
SUM sine. me thiructh doy oi May, one thous.
and seven nu1drcd and ninety slx, which in
.ri~i,ioh 20 the sam allowed him by the act
OF that date, is to- be considered as reim-
burse,u NJ of the money by him advanced
for bis ran,om from captivity in Algcirs.
Ii. CLAY,
Speaker o. the House II RehrescntaHvea.
GEO. CLINTON,
Tite President qfthe United Stafes, and
President Of The Senate.
January 10, lsl2--AppRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
(BY AUTHORITY
AN ACT
For completing the existing Military
EStohli. hn,.nt

Establishment.
R.2it enaetcd BY 'h- Senate and House Of
Rehresenfanves Of me United States 3
.Aaeriea, an Congress assembled, That the
military establishment, as now authorized
ny law, be- Immediately completed.
SEC. 2. lind BE- /. further enacted, That
there be allowed and paid to each effective,
able bodied man, recruited OF re-cnlistcd for
that vice, tor the term OF five years, un-
tss sooner discharged, the sum OF sixteen
dollais but the paymen, OF one hall OF the
said bounty shall be deferred until he shall
ne mustered ana have joined tho corps In
hich he is TO serve and whenever any non
ccwmissioned officer or soldier shall be dis
charged from the service, who shall have OBJ
,-iGea from the commanding officer OF his
oau pany, battalion or regiment, certificate
,aa, ne had faithfully performed his duty
fai.st in service, he shall moreover be allow.
d and paid, in addition to the aforesaid boun-
~, three months pay, and one hundred and
sixty acres of lahd ; and the heirs and repre-
sen,a,ivcs of those non. C on mmissioned officers
or soldiers, who may be killed in action, or
die in the service Of the United States, shall
likewise be paid and allowed the said addition
al bounty Of three months pay, and one hun
dred and sixty acres of land, to be designat-
ed, surveyed and laid off at the publick ex-
pense, in such manner and upon such terms
and conditions, as may be provided by law.
III. CLAY,
Sneaker Of the House Of Representatives.
GEO. CLINTON,
Y,ce-P president Of the United Sfates, and
President IF Ihe Senate.
Onremher
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
Connecticut Segars.
WILLIAM LOWE,

124, 7i4nsssteet. Ras /or saie,
nNE hundred and sixty thousand
~ Connecticut segars, of very superiour quail
ity. which he will sell wholesale retail, at mod
crate price. As lie receives regular supplies o this
article from the manufacturer in C0nn-oticu,, he
will be enabled 70 furnish those who may wish 10
purchase by wholesale at the same rate IS at the
manufsetory.
Also-2O boxes Havana segsrs, o. excellent IA
vour-eheAp. san. z
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
Daniel Sheldon,

- EPECTfULLs nisnns as friends, that f,
~ has on hand
quantity OF excellent cedar Caphoards,
cedar Shing!es,pine ohingle, Boards, tiarks,
Joits, sc. sc.
BURNES' Wharf Nan o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
Brandywins Paper.
J. G. SHAW,

Has just received from PliiGdeliid.
Sixty Reams BRANDYWINE PAPER,
consisting of Cap No. & 2, Quarto veum pos, and
medium Drawing, which with his former stock, OF
various kinds Of PAPER, makes his assortment
complete as any in this state. All which will be
cold as low as can be purchased IN this town.
January,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
SilaS Dean,

Has for sale, az MS Sisre on Ihe WhGyy, the
following Goods
so casks 2od, I'D, lod, cd, and Al Nails
10 tons Cordage;
90 boxes white and brown Havana Sugars;
5000 lbs best Coffee
10000 Havana Segars
pipes old Madeira Wine, vintage 1903:
quarter casks do.
100 bbls Mess and Prime Beef;
80 boxes spermaceti Candles
Bags shell'd Almonds;
Nutmeg,, Cloves, and Csssia;
Boxes Tumblers, and China Cups &ud Saucers;
20 kegs fresh quality Buieri
A variety Of En slish Goods.
.itsO, landIns fem orig .irsts,
90 hhd> No.assCs. Dec u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05

Chhosife "a, ..e4 DI4rAei, 44a, JtF Sc.s'
A QWltlty good bute aud Chces,
"A Also. a GOOD ssortment of mems srd cha
irca's Shoes IN addition to his assoitr,en GgU
ceries Likewise a few barrels OF new t.c.r.
.dtso, JUST recetVcd,
a few hb,s ncu Flou, e E...er.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
Nev Stationary and Scbool
Books.
J. c. SHAW,

rs now opening general assortment Of
Il STATIONARY s. SCHOOL BOOKS,
which he will sell upon as good terms as can
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
Job John OF

HIs .,eetv,0 .u .t~.e
1000 VT. eXCcueur tp,,c as. Su-
perfne Flour Cognac Brandy Msdeir, Wine ; Ja-
maica Sprlts and a cssk of eXcei~In Gin, &c. &c.
Ill Of which he will reta'. AT low price, at store 60
THAMEs-s rRErT, opposite WM. CRooK's store
NIB. Accommodations for Ladies anu Gen.
lemen, as private 30. rdcrs. Dec l8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05


be obtained in Newport-viz.-
400 reams various kinds Books and Portable
Writing Paper, Of We Desks;
ry superour quality; Wrhord's Writing Co.
AN assortment of Blank pies, by the dozen or
Books, Ledgers, Bay single;
Books, Receipt Books, Amanacks, by the groce
&C. or dozen;
50 reams Wrapping Pa Singing Books, of various
per, various kinds kinds also few CO.
Bibles, Tcstaments, Die pies of the Boston Mu
tionaries, Biographies scai Miscellany
Spelling Books, &c. &C. Shaving soap, by the doz-
wholesale and retail, en- or single cake, very
10000 English, Dutch, excellent
and Russian Quilts, Of A very handsome assort-
very superiour quail ment of bamboo and o.
iy; ther Canes, from 9d to
Zack-Gammon Tables, 8 each
Playing and Visiting An assortment Of silver
Cards, States, lead mounted Whips, and
and slate Pencils, Wa travelling Trunks
fers, Inkstands, Scales A regular supply of best
and Divders, Pocket Spanish Segars.
The above articles are generally the very
best kind, and will be sold very low.-Orders from
the country will meet particular attention, and any
articles not hand, will be Immediately obtained
from Boston or New-lork.
80 Constant attendance given from sunrise till 9
o'clock, P. and every favour gratefully acknowl.
edged.
Stationary, Lottery e Exchange OEce,l
No. 1l8, Thames-Ssreet, Sec 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
go, i. !ili.S
William White,

HIS JCST HECEIVED IND
offers for sale, at the store, Long1ohar formerly
occupied oy the Progressive Company, No. H.
BY UHOLESALE e RhI.fIL,
General Assortment of Grocery, Gro ckcry, and
Glas. Ware, Sc.--coNsIsTINo or
Rum Black Pepper
Gin Ginger
Cogniac BRANDY pmento
Spanish Table Salt
MS.an MS.aa'e' Alfsia@r,s 4 ss1,%s, ; FLOUR
Tyson skin TEAS. Wrapping rapef
Souchong & RalsIns
Bohea ! Tobacco
Coffee Rice
Chocolate Soap
5st..n. e.. f.: SUGAR. ss::;: ss::::' {;::.
Brown and Meal
>ALSO,~
800 quintals Goldfish;
500 boxes English Herrings.
20 dozen setts of Mea-ures,
100 bbls. prime Beef;
SO do. Mess do.
80 do. Mess Pork
80 do. Prime do.
1000 bbis. best Keg Buffers
10 kegs Lard;
1000 lbs. Cheese,
10000 punches Onions
bales Upland Cotton
so hhds. Molasses;
90 bags West India CoiIcs.
$50 VI. Shingles, with a quantity OF Boards
and Laths, Of the first quality.
The ahovn articles are to be sold the mos. rea-
,onable terms for>cash or approved credit
Aug. %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05

t. escape from vonts distressing lash,
We only need the aid of cash
Or should We wish TO " cut dash"
Dame Fortune must befrierd us.
n THIRTY THOUSAND roLLAR PRIZE
She now holds out before our eyes,
u soon will fall TO him who tries.
10 make her snnies commend rs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05

NEWPORT, r. /.
Printed and Published on Wednesdays, ty
WILLIAM SIMONS,
{PUBLIsRER OF THE LAWS OF coNGREss,l
.siA-Streer.
TERMS
The paper is printed once week, at dollars a
year, one half in advance.
Advertisements conspcuously inserted, at the rate
at dollar and so cents square, for three weeks
smaller ones in the same proportion
Printing, in all its variety, executed with accuracy
And despatch. Orders respectfully solicited
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
CIR a n II
Union College Lottery, No. 8,

WILL begin to draw III the City OF New
York, ON the 2sth of April next, containing
nearly as many Prizes as blanks !
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-03
From. the Boston Patriot
L,dMEN7ATIoN FOR EUROPE,
WARNING TO AMERICA.
AND A

n =
IN cr;mes unnunber'd, nameless in degree,
BEYOND redemption plung'd in black despair,
See nations groan IN hohelrss ruHa jaA =.
The prince, and peasant, those one common
prey,
And DER one field their lifeless bodies he;
The sword deyouring till with slaughter tired,
And drunk with blood from palpitatlng
hearts
Rests but to whet with keener edge and thin
The family of man--to vengeance give
A wider scope, the flames more rapid spread
Ger burning towns, where widow'd mothers
weep!
With speechless horror view their husbands
Bv the curs'd hand their sons and fathers
slew
Nor Hohe that lights our moments ere they're
born,
Has power to ease or wing the tortnr'd mind
While scalding tears in rolling drops pale
cheeks
Bedew--their beauty and their hopes ex-
pre-
Americans by Europc's dreadful fate,
Be warn'd! be wise its madness to de-
fer,
Her crimes to shun, her errors to avoid,
Fer Freedoms star had set in Eastern skies,
It's dying beams reflected DER your realms
Instructive lessons deep for all that live.
Bid rulers lead, wher'er Religion calls,
Or honor points to public veal the way.
With maxims copied from the page divine,
Good Faith, and Justice pure, immortal
guards
To liberty, and law, III union join'd.
Erect on Truths eternal rock, DEFY
The tyrant's rage, at their drawn daggers
smile
In conscious virtue strong rear bold froat,
|. With eye retaftiye" meet the c''ftert's
I1rCe,
And give their menace to the passing winds.
Or COP rely-His osacles thy guide
A nation pure, untairted by crime
No period knows----lnay travel with the sun
Inglory bright the farthest walk of time.
COLUMBUS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-03
From the Connecticut courant,
THE FATAL KNOT.

For ourselves and the great body of the peo-
pie who can see only the surface of things, 1t
is impossible to tell how far the United States
are at this moment entangled with France
Enough however is seen to give occasion tor
serious and even fearful apprehensions.-
Though the mouth of the horrible pit is not
made naked, the vapor issuing from 1t is clear
" discernabe 1t was not for nothing that
Bonaparte made this declaration, &C America
is making efforts to cause her rights to be re-
spected--i will second her." Sucha decla-
ration. coming from hiaa, is ominous. 1t is
like the funeral knell of American liberties.
Woe betite the nation whose conduct meets
his appreciation, and whose efforts he, under-
takes to second 1t was not for nothing that
the dispatches from France have in substance
been withheld, and only such parts and ex-
tracts laid before the public as would best bear
the light, Nor was ii for nothing that our ex-
eeutive has made downright apologies for the
most atrocious injuries done US by the French
emperor 1t is impossible to conceive how
how these things could be, if the United
States stand ferf9eaaicniariy with respect to
France.
Approximations and ieaousies on this head
are SO far from being confined to the federal
party exclusively, that they have been lately
exprest by two members (not federalists) of
the committee OF foreign relations. Mr.. Ran
doIph has explicitly declared that our country,
In its present course, is 10 tho utmost danger
of heeoming al ally of France; and he is as
ccriiaeDt Of it, as even ofthe existence of the
Deity He says, : We shall sink info alliance
with France, slesnber in her friendship, anG
awake her slaves Is Mr.. Randolph fede-
raliSt So far from it that he gives no quarter
TO the errors fas he calls theHl of federalism.
He still proissses himself to be a democrat OF
the old school, and mad he consented to have
gone ali lenwtas with his party, there is nothing
in Its gifts. chat he might not have expected.
Mr.. Randolph stands clear of all suspicious OF
insincerity on this poiat There is every rea-
son to think that the sentiments which he ut
teredrespecting the danger of our becoming
xhaliy of France, were the sentiments Of his
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-03

ed, it demands an uniform vigilance ssonch
vent its burning into fame" " Pie
Mr.. Jonathan Smith, acting Pre,;...,
formed the Society, that the Comm;t,s." IN.
rangement, anxious to obtain the ers.e H III.
OF seeing their President or this n e"aasadoa
casion, had written to him on this sub;sas &c.
had received The following answer /. 'NNsaia
Washington, Fe6. Is, ia.
GENTLEMEN,
/. ! was honored last evening by tie rec.
yours ofthe llth inst. Of
In my present painful state Of sen,,,..
from my family and friends, nothing c ,a,."A
more pleas ne thar ar assurance Of he INV ,sg V
minisbed fidelity aid attachment Ct he a ':a'
nal members OF the Society of Sons Of WIZ Wy
.ington 10 the motives and objects Of the a.. .@'
citation. nothing more satisfactory than tho e''
teiIigence Of tier resolution to Go honor 80. '
approaching anniversary, and nothing more .r
Ricting than sense Of the imprac;csbjIr "
personally sharing with my esteemed ass',;
ates in the duties and pleasures of the dav
conviction of the incompalbiity of dcn.'
ture from the scat of government at th;s ;rm.
ture wththc demands Of public duty cov1
alone prevent my yielding to the force Of NV
own inclination, morccspeci whcnslrero,5
enedby the wishes, thus kindly commup;c.t
ed, ef friends to whom am SO nearly aIrs1
by all the ties of Political sympathy and uy.
sonal attachment.
Believe me, gentlemen, am deeply affect.
ed by this evidence Of your regard, and i.
though deprived of the qualification of OAR.
taking with you in the pleasures of the ey.
pected occasion, my heart will beat in upisoD
with all those feelings Of patriotic exutsiop
and delight, which on each returning snniyer
sary Of our political Father, WILL trust be
cherished by this association OF his faithful
Sons.
Be pleased 10 receive yourselves, and con.
vey to all our fellow-members, my best wishes
for your and their united and individual pros
perlty.
remain with regard and esteem,
Your ebedient servant, and
Obliged friend and fellow-nember
JAMES MINOR
The committee Of the Society
of Sons Of Washington.
Upon which the following toast was given
by Mr.. Smith, followed by 9 cheers
The honorable James Minor, President Of
this Society--An able and strenuous sdvocat.
of the principles of Washington
VOLUNTEERS.
May every Inhdol in the policy of Washing.
ton, exclaim, " / now think him not only an
able General but profound Statesman" =.
Pripceton-The scene OF valor and seat 0!
The Washington Association.
Col Wharton, and the first regiment OF Ca
valry.
The Rear Guard Of the Revolutionary Ar
my-the Yanis gone With the General
I This was an allus;on to a Transporter!
Painting, which decorated the lower cha "
the room, representing the battle OF P'lnce'pH'
executed with great judgment and eH'c' Cy
MIR. Robbins. At the upper end OF the t1 foVI'
was Transparent Bust OF " ASii!A" iO.'
surmountcd with military trophies ana !a'
motto of the Society. In froDt Of The MAh:"
house during the whole evening, was sSI' .s.
ed Transparent, full length Likeness % NV
General, in his civic capacity.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-03
SALE. By AUCTION.

ON WEDNESDAY NEAt. :.
TIE 4th of March viii DC offered i0' - ' Il
on liberal credit, st the WaFeEo o..' -.
HolIins K M'3iail, and James " ''''
S. Gay~strsst ..
The Entire Cargo ct the 0c'''0'''
EXPRESS, v
DAME! Chaytor, naster; from D''1''
Consisting %
Levantines K'd Gloves
Satin LatlcS ''' Io,, Cords
Double Florence ChenIles, SIX I''''
Silk Slrawis Purses n 60 Vim
Ribbons Gcld ana 0'''
Silk Gloves innings -,
Ho.. Betting lloths
Sewing Silks babY'S o'"s
CIT C,,z. paDcr tlangngS
Millinery ta"oF ,.andt'f,.
Cloths CaHt2I'1
Ind &. - O'Clock
90 pipes Arm:ynac Hfa'oy
so do. old Cognlac do
A casks Claret
go cases do.
no DE-. Vine dc Grave
20 do. Champagne
zoo bags Almond
30 boxes Prunes
:, 20 , ,ss. : ysr'xrsa''
5000 It's Rcgulus Ant'mon'' :,s,o,tio'
The Goods will be r;sdy tor i'oI "A.
the day previous 10 tie sale "'
lOgues may he hsd. .,rt.
Baltimore Feb. rs - Msrch
Printing neatly execute
this Office.