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To the Public.

To the Public.
In order to prevent deception, the
i public are cautioned not to purchase
any OIL that may be offered as PauPs
patent Columbian Oil, that do not bear
the true characteristics as published by
my sole principal agent, Doctor JOHN
LOVE, Of Baltimore.
Thomas Paul. (
Baltimore, March 81, isl2-Feb. Is.
TSold by RICHARD H. LITTLE,
Druggist. Alsxandria, agent foe the pro.
prieter: !
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COTTON.
200 bales Georgia prime
Cotton Wool.
For sale by
J.G. Laid.
June
June l

l will sell a negro man
that is likely, healthy and young, and
of unexceptionable qualities on Farm
Bede Clements.
July d.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1919.
LAWRASON 4 FOWLE

LAWRASON Il FOWLE
HAVE FOR SALE
THE Cargo of Schooner Traveller,
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, Of 1000
feet merchantable and clear Lumber.
also, LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Twine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles.
80 cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners Oil.
February l.
Lawrason & Fowle,
Have just rsceiyed-andj for Sale
22o Boxes fresh
RAISlNS.
May -
PLOUGHS.
k"HE subscriber has Just received
l. for sale, number OF the much
admilOd Connectie ut made Plouehs.
Jno G. Laid.
WHO HAS ALSO FOR SALE.
puncheons old jamaica Spirits
8 casks Brandy
10 casks sweet Wine
90 barrels Beef
$50 pieces Russia Sheeting.
July ~ d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04
ChGrlesfon, May 21.
THE ENEMY.

a sqdadron. consisting of two ships and
z briggs. sire ched across this morning from
the south TO the north bar, so near in, that
their hulls were distinguishable from our
wharves, with the naked eye.
Georgetown, S c. Nay %.
n sporting party, among when was Lieut..
Dudley, oil the United STATES Navy, original
ly OF this place. have been captured at
Strawberry Island by a company of Ia Bril-
tons, comm anded by Lieutenant Fitzgib-
bon.
Contrary to the invariable practice of the
officers of the United States navy to British
officers in similar situations, who have been
paroled or exchanged immediately, Lieut.
Dudley, it is believed, will be tortured with
a long and iatiguing journey to Boston, via
Quebec.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04
NEW YORK. MAY IS.


The privateer Saratoga, Capt. Wooster,
n this port last from New Orleans, arrived
at Newport on Saturday last, having been
chased by a British frigate almost all the
night before.
Sailed from Newport last week, the Yam
kee OF l9 guns and 200 men, and Blockade
.ot IS guns, both belonging to Mr.. D'Wolf
OF Dristol-who has on the stocks a ship for
privateering 10 carry 80 guns. 1.-THE Yam
-kee had the remark bic luck on her last
cruise, to capture seven prizes and get them
all in safe
Capt. Fleming, Of the brig Punch.l from
CadiZ. states that the French Toulon feet.
OF rs sail of the line and IA frigates were off
Aiicant on the 18th April. The PIantagenet
-, with transports. having troops. on
board for the American station, sailed from
Cadiz on the 5th April. She has no poop i,
End has much the appearance OF a frigate
MAY 27.
by fishing smack that arrived this
forenoon from Montaug Point, we learn
that the squadron under commodore Deca
tur, consisting of the frga;es United States
and Macedonian, and the slocp of war
| Hornet, were at anchor Yesterday after
moon under Fau!kner's Islands about 90
"hes Ibis side of Montaug Point, and that
'wo Biitsh ships of the linz and frigats
IWffe CRUISING OF and on the polat yeSter-
day morning.
| we further learn from Mr.. Hone.
| New oik pilot, vino left the u States last
Iues day. that about o'clock Monday
,eFepn'g while the squadrOn was under way
Hunts Point and during = severe thur
der storm, the .r,ainmast Of the Uni-ed
states was struck, with lirhtnine, which
Itore away the COMMODITIES broad pendant.
and brought IL down OF deck--it then de-
scended the lightning rod Of the ship to the
deck, passed into one of the port holes
~ her gun dsck, then down the after hatch
way. through the ward room into the doc
tors room. pat ont his candle, tore MP his
bed ard then passed down between tne
skin and ceiling of the ship, aud ripped
up about twenty nails of her copper at the
water 5 edge. TO turtle trace Of it could
1e discovered. BE ween twenty and thirty
# the ships crew IN her tops aud on the
1eck were effected BY the shock, some
severely and others slightly. but no lives
ost. The fgigate received LITTLE or M in
jury. Captain Jones, IN the Macedonian,
was about leo yards aStern OF the United
States. and on observing the lightning des
cend the rnainmast, i'.1med ,stely hove Ell
his topsails sback, fearing the re might
make its way to ncr magazine. III. POSI-
Nav 20.
Lafest |rom Commodo~e DscatATs
SQUADRON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04
LATEST FROM COMMODORE DE
CATUK'S SQUADRON.

The packet -sloop Cordelia, captain Ia
Der. arrived here this morning from New
London. Captain Z. Informs rs that on
Thursday afternoon, about 2o'ciock, oil
Browns Hill, he passed the squadron un-
der command of Com. >Decatar. beating out
80 miles to the westw ard of Montaug
Point that the wind was N, East at -the
time and that he entertaias not the snrai-
lest doubt but they would clear the point
the same evening.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04
VERMONT, Bwii1r,on, MaV 90.
NEWS FRoa- CANADA, &c.

Arrived in town last evening. DR.. Sa
Uuel M'HeehaD, from Montreal, who was
seized while bearing flag Of Truce from
General Harrison to Colonel Proctor.
He has been Confined in the cells of Mon
ten feet beneath the surface of the earth J
destitute of the necessaFie5 and comforts
Of life.
lie left cophnsd in that jail, thirteen of
our unfortunate Countrymen, whose hard
lot it has been to fall into their hands as
-priSoners OF war.
Gov. Pyev9st and Sir James Lucas
Yeo, iefe Montreal for Upper Canada on
the 1lth inst.
biontycai, May s.-We heartily 6orrra.
tulate the people of these loyal provinces
upon the arrival Of Sir James J.. Yeo, ~
Montreal, and $50 aolc and experienced
seamen under the orders of that distin
gui'hed hsro, destined to take the CON
.maud on the Lakes. Sir James has been
uniformly successful in the most daring
enterprises which ourmemory canHof atthit
moment SeyVe N eHuB;erGfc. lie was i'm
strumental ig taking tAe Island Of Cayenne
from the French, under the command OF
the noted Victor Hughes, by rendering as
sistanoe to the Portuguese.
Way II. The enemy re-enbarkea
from York, m SUNDAY the ID instant, after
Burning part Of the barracks. ard all the
public stores tliht were not destroyed pre-
7ioJs to>fheir getting possession Of thai
place. The enSmy's loss on this occasion
- said tc be about $500 were destroy
ed oYtae biowias up Of t1e va gazise. "a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04
RGi:imere, Way IS.
EARTNQUAKE..

We have been assured by a respectable
gentleman Of this city, that he felt di siinct-
~ the sheck Of an earthquake atolt Is min
utes after five o'clock this morning several
other persons, he states, experienced the
same sensation. Fed al Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04
TV;(minefon. ~. C. Nfau a.,

JFIUF
On THURSDAY. COMPANY Of the U. States
ArtiIlerIsts, being the Is, company of the 1st
Regiment consisting of rs men, command
ed by capt. Wilson, arrived at Fort johnson,
Smithvii'e. where they are stationed, from
S. Carolina.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04

The above painting and four 'cshers ne
Master Lesiie's. are no,Y IN the Exhih;ts-.
an me ca atcgue they are numbered and Ca
titled,
as, Portrait'tf G-ntlsman.
81, Mpsidora ba hing. froa West.
IS, Flmon Vi Nthens
IS, Trial of Constance.
so, Hercules.
les lay OF the Las, Nin7,rel,
in addition, TO tic note og our corr..,.o,,,.,,
we take the fre.dori 10 call t,e y,aiked and ,,.,
oeosr s''enmon ct tie visitor 81 the Academy u, -,
portrait There is n stSlc, expression @,d ,,..r.,-
Ter aoo"t ", which ,soaid de- credit t., mr. hes, AZ.
usss A. IS 'hdted portiat q 40 rie.r tncrit
The friends oi MNssNr i.es!e vill liar, -,
pleasure that Assoei%'6r ~ irdrs =,ai $50. H.
IA !, '"rni"i; tor the prr~c cthRv.re ,hc t.
~ OF ',"istN"ee engfavetiin veF. suj ei'or st, ,.
the o's proceeds % VIII e., are Go be ,.rni,r. "a
'in =" eHsh'" i''" to prsress .is s,,,,ies ia loo
don ter sn'n time ;ou-cr
lnro'a' ~''' soon =" n"bis'sd Al' sG' s0ilciess
rteeiEed at the Aeacrms Il Binv Ai,s
Jjtm P?rss-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04
Congress-.
IN SENATE.

hsohday, Bay s.,
Two psfitihns Of q private naturr were
presented and referred.
mr. min OF MO gave notice that on to-
morrow he should AK Ter leave tn br;ne s.,
bill 10 amend the militia laws o. the Uni-
ted States.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04

KID hHiCkNB NO i0s =
We are jn'0rmed BY Capt. Reynolds, ~
tie scbi. Johp. arrived here yesterday, th9t
Two british trgafes aIe hing 5etacen
Watts Island and The Eastern Shore, near-
iy opposite Tie mot b OF The r sryalannoek
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04

They have several cruisers cut, which cap
ture every thing that appears in the Bay
Capt. X. was bound ~ Alexandria, tom
the L. Shore, il company with another YES
sci, WINCH, Mas captured capt. X. narrow
ly escaped, and gos into The RappshannOck
On The Esd uit. q small vessel Twas chased
into rnnksstk T.. SIors,) by one OF the
British oruizers, and was gallantly defended
10y a party -ofinii,tta en- shure. The cruizer
was beaten. off with the loss Of its coniman-
.dcr and7 men killed, and several wounded,
two NJ the militia were wounded.
Captain Stewar,, with Ave other officers,
Of the frigase Cons, citation, pissed through
this town % Monda', on their way from
Norfolk TO Boston. Cspt.S. We are irform-
ed, is to take command Of the lrisste Con
stiru,ion. The gallant Bainbr'dge is 10 ST. :
perntcnd the -Sei'ding Of a "a. Capt. Cor
donis appointed to command the Cuns,eila-
uon- H.T4!d.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04
HAila2.Lhtic. 60 2S.

5'jlHIst, Ina, IIGV 20.
letter from Sockets Ulrbor to a gen
tlemanin Eu&abe'htow'i, dated Play is, says
-" tile day before Yesterday our squadron
hove In sight. ard after it W IS ascertaincd
who they wcre, they were welcomed by {;
federal salute and cheers from the saore.-
lbey brought in with them brig nearly
finished, under jury masts, prize and
the whole IF the feet are loaded with TIC
N''il AIKEN at Little York. We go Oh board
to morrow morning with 9 500 infantry and
vniuateers. and sha, sail Immediately tor
Niagars, where the troops at the first trans
| por,ation row are. We shall have warm
work. Fort George is looked upon IS i'm
prespable, they have il surrounded with
| mines of po~der Some Of our men WHO
| returned IN the squadron are loaded with
'he spoil they got in Little York, such as
royal plate, canclesticks. watches. and even
the Governors Coat & epauettes.
~ must mention one deed of generosity
which viii 90 credit to our army in Canada.
| The militia, when our troops landed at
York gave bat small resistance, and retreat
ed. leaving the British and indians to fight
their own batt!es.--I hey soon were routed
and fearful we should get too much plumber,
began firing the public buildings; in very
!ittie time t.ey were drove from their sport
and our officers took their provisions, beef.
pork, -four &c. and carried it to the poor
| within three miles distance. Our troops
after piunderiSg every thing which was
kings property, burnt the stores and pub
| lie buildings. Little York contained about
500 houses.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04
Lafe8t from Commodo~e DscaiAT'
SQUADRON.

Tic schr. EaubIer. Capt. Barlow. arrived
at t''is port on Saturday mcrnir K from Sew
pcrt.-- Capt. b. iutora's US, tn4thc posed
Com. DecarJT's squadron on F.Jay n,n 49,
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! -nong Zee tnlrd ga. hoth Gcr-rsi ana,

Col. Pite--(one na,. y
Cen Deareor,i con, nsNded in person.
We are sorry to add ana, cur loss was
between seventy and eighty, thirty six
Srenad'ers oi the eighth (kiag Resi,nentl
now ret'am .n7tbe hospital at York,
Afay l5--Captsin Barclay, OF the Nary.
has ordered or ten gun boats to be i'm
Tcdiaseiy butt at Kingston, Commodore
Cbaupcey will soon feel that he has not
yet learnt even the rudiments of war: we
nave sent him most able teacher, who
val carry him through all the infections
peculiar to it in much less time ,han 4
school boy can be Taught to -cohiugate a
verb, and understand the principles.
T SfU6.)
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A letter from England says. !" some of the
AMERICAN prisoners enJeron board Krilish
lndiamen, and some on board men of war,
Tor the purpose of,geuing out of the prison
ships ="
Our government, should TO every thing in
ITS power to Ell, CT prompt exchanges. IF
tue British have not Eaore prisoners taan c
their ewploy mcnt OF Americans will be the
neglect at their own people. To take Ame-
ricans ON board their ships of war. is acting
against their own professions, and exposing
those sailors to be punished by us for treason.
[ Boston PaHQdiam.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04
!Shors Cruize and Rien hff=ss.

tt ron SmOHaH, Fl@5 ~ t
4 letter was reoeivte in townh st even
ing from Capt. I. NJ. Shaw, Of the prira.
tcer sohr. Thonas CT this pnrt, dated at
Niscasset, on Sunday last, iitOrming ct his
arrival there, on that day. after one weeks
cruize, with the British snip Drono, frnm
Liverpool bound TO HALIFAX, with q cargo
invoIced at Seventy Thousand POUNDS ste,-
iing--and that he had also SENT into Booth
bay, brig 1.-THE name of which we cannot
d;stnguisn a cargo worth Four Ihousand
Pounds sterling. The captain observes
the above ~ ICES are worth upwards OF six
nuadrca ,,i,Usand collars
Tie f~licwinr enjcrTcE'crt was made
N the Register Of The awsdish brig Gua;a
W. Capt. Si1herg.. wl,o arrived here on tke
2fth Inst. from Cs0ttcuburg.
"W;rn'd Of TIE blockade Of all the A
n1erican PORTS from the mississippi to New
York, both inclusive.
RIO 5. MAIDEN cAPEL. Capt.
II. NJ. ship La tlesue, at2
Sea, May -, 1915"
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RAngApoEs, Aprilio.

The April and MAY homeward bound
heet, combining about 500 sail, viii proceed
from hence or the Oh of May, conveyed by
the Cramps, OF SO guns, and some sleeps of
war
.dhrit 1S.-On Wednesday night last, a
most iamentlbl, contiagratioa DESTROYED
nearly the whole of ,astrie, in the island OF
st. Lucia, which is said to h,fe commenced
at a small dwelling situated at the upper
part Of the town, The flames from which
spread with such velocity to the contiguous
houses and merchants stores, as to prevent
the saving of any thing that they contained
and the progress of the fire was not arrest
ed until it reached the sea where even
some OF the smaller vessels were endan
sered having scarcely time to remove from
Their mooTings, SO rapid was the course OF
this devastating element. 1t is reported that
some lives we're lost in this dreadful Gala
nifty.
.dhra s4.---Eighty FIVE sail, under convoy
OF the Sceptre "a, and Forester and Rife
man sfoops fwar, anchored here on Thurs
DAY last; from Falmouth those ofthis Acct
destined for the Southern Colonies having
parted SIX days ago, protected by the E.
pervier brig.-Sevcrat transportsare among
the vessels arrived rwhichNare to conve,
the Oath aud 18th regiments from this station
AAohI"h Ihc Oill VlSTCudltWSn lot ui,-
island is the Olive Branch, Captain WIZ
liams. 80 :
Carlisle Bay, .EhrR 2&.--Arrivet 5this
r.ornins his majesty's ship ourprizc, from
Antigua. -. =
The homeward bound vessels of THIS Is
land proceed to morrow under charge of
the'Iribune trigate, for the general iendez
vous; she VIII also form one of the convoy
for England.
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;nr, :, eight Ue,oek at anchor er ~,oeS
Point. about 10 niles THIS side Of New Lon-
don. Atsre. .1&V.
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oatem, I4cy q
Loss Of he Shit .fkennnder.

1t is with deep regret we announce the
less of the fiae Priyateer Ship alexander,
Captain r. Crowninshieid, ct this port
In returning from her cruize, she fell in,
on Wednesday, morning last, Of Wells
bal, with the British sloop of war Rather,
with the Dream in CO. and being land lock
ed, could not escape them, and was COM.
PEELED TO run ashore on sand beach, wher'
part Of the crew escaped to the shore in
boats and by swimming. The enemy then
took possession of her, and on the next
tide succeeded in getting her off; they re
leased the remainder of her officers AMI
crew on parole, and they have all arrived
home. She had on board a large num-
Der ofprisoners, who were OF Course re
taken. She had captured in the whole
seven prizes. one of which has arrived
here, with full cargo of cotton sgc. from
Brazls. One "a schr) was given up to the
prisoners. One Qnvincible Eapoleon)
has been recaptured on our coast, and
mother (the corvette brig Kolus) Unsurpassed
to be recaptured. The others are, the
American schooner Ann, from New Or
leans for Bordeaux, taken by three English
letters OF marque. and recaptured by the
Alexander off the English coast about 80
days since brig Under Spanish CO.
lours with valuable cargo taken By the
British, and recaptured off Halifax on
! Sunday last, and a British slooD with a
cargo of fish &c. from Halifax for Marti-
nique, Captured off Halifax on Sunday, or
dered in.
The Alexander had 10 persons on
board, including one hundred and ten ia
ken from the captured vessels, sixteen of
| whom were Frenchmen, belonging to the
Invincible Napoleon. Two of the French
| men were drowned by the sinking OF ?
beat. The 1st Lieutenant and two mid
,hipmen of the Mutine were among the
| English prisoners.
Arrived on Tuesday evening the Priva-
tcer Boat Fame, of 9 guns, Captain Chap
Imam. from her Siych cruize! She has
+ captured during her present cruize, the
British schooner Delight from Bermuda
1uund to Halifax. with cargo OF 1900
bushels Wheat, II hhds. Rum, 8 cases Silk
Goods, 215 bags bird shot, few pipes RIA
deira wine, quantity of -four, beef rails,
&c. The Delight has arrived at Machias
and her cargo viii probably be sold there.
The Fame also captured two american
coasters, one laden with lumber, the ether
with sundries, a part of which were taken
on board the privatter--bOih the latter
vessels we're again taken by the Breau1.-
| The Fame has been chased several times
by different cruizers during her cruize.
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h vGNDlIUE5 E..
Friday
f. soLp, o,prlnce
Eor,y Goods, GT0-
f. n be expressed
4 oalo day. y. on j.
+ ..,s, Of aai'h arc
I :. ina, be s':ea
y, west Limitation
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informs the pablo that he has
taken the BATH HOUSE formerly
kept by Mr. F. Shuck Con the Alley
adjoining the Theatre, and opposite tho
CITY Hotel-which arc now open and
will be kept III the most complete Or
der and continue open till the 18th Oc-
tober; where WARM, COLD and SHOW
Err EkTHs may be had at any time in
the day and until O'Clock a night.
81 Two seperate BATHS are
kept EXCLUSIVELY FOR La
DIES, who will please to come in at
TIE Alley adjoining Mr.. Robert Patcn's
brick house on Roval-s'reet.
AS many OF the respectable Ladies
and Gentlemen Of AIexandiia have
heretofore been subscribers and 'ouhd
the greatest benefit to theirkeaith rom
frequent bathing GurirE INC warm wea-
thor. the su'sc,lber does not doubt eur
they will recommend t1 everr irtivldu'
al ofthci' an'ance. lie Ro"I fleets
and ~ loii ii Inc " ARM BATH. y
Il NAV be ADDED without hatterT, to
strength me tayprab, opinion IT the
effects CT lie Warm Baths, ihat they
were h'rhW rocomrrp9ed ~ all he
Hhysilian. of hloaandrta they tbem-
lives becoming subscribers. tdany
Ladie~ apd Gentlemen were effcctusay
cured Of the most vio'clf pans D The
Rheumatism, weakness in me liabs,
sc sc.
T. SHIELDS.
N. B. A Room will be appropr'at-
ed for the purpose of shaving and dress
sing those who may require it.
May IS go
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[No. $3.50
NEW SH4D.
200 bbls. extra siz.. prime
SHAD, No. 1.
FOR SALE ;Br
Joseph Vaudeville.
Corner Of King e Fanyar SIS:
S April 80.
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his
4 Farm, lying on MattoX Greek, in
the county OF Westmorcland and state
OF Virginia; containing about 20O acres
of prime bottom land; there are on the
premises large TWO story iI.me dwell
ling house, with unnecessary out hous.
es; a fine yourg thriving apple and
peach orchard !; the land abounds with
springs of excellent water--thc house
is situate on the banks Of the Creek, in
which there is always plenty of tho
best kinds OF fish in their season, and
81 sters may he has III abundance with.s
in l:aiI mile OF tie house. Vessels
ot 90 TO loo tons. burthen can come
within twenty yar,'s 81 the landing -
100 acres ii The show l,nd is cleared
anG ht or culture, ana the residue we'll
timbrrcd
ALSO,
One other tract situate II the upper
part Of what IS ca!lc;i tnt IRISH neck Se
shout two anc ore baij niles iron tie
auovc ccstr,5cd property containing
262 ~ acres, ogc har ited OF whICai IS
cleared and the rem nnd. heavily M
oGred--ije,e is OIL his farm :: toniuft-
ALE dwelling house IeniaiEIDE Jour
'coms on 4 floor, kitchen, good ape
pie orchsrd, and excellent water. / he
above propery vii lie sold on good
terms for cash, OF stock III Nry 0! the
banks within the District OF Columbia
Or iessonabIG credit will he gwen
Tor part of the purchase money, by
the payment being well secured by
deed of trust or otherwise. Apply to
Eliot Muse.
Red Hill, Fairfax CIV. April 3. co
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For Boston
LAWRAsON & FOWLE
HAIR FOR SALE

HHVE FOR SALE
THE Cargo of Schooner Traveller,
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, of 1000
feet understandable and clear Lumber.
ALSO, LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Twiue.
loo boxes mould and dipt Candles.
so cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels aaners' GIL
February /.
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+. SHIELDS.

N: B. A Room will be appropr'at-
ed tor the purpose of shaving and dress
sing those who may require 1t.
May IS. go
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JUST PUBLISHED, BY
(CnN a. STEWART,
.4na Yer Sale at his Book Store, new
AID Improved edition Of
GLASSES COOKERY,
Containing directions how to roast &
boil every thing necessary to be sent up
to q tabie--Broiling, FRYING, how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry Soups
and Bro;hs, Puddings, Pics, Dishes tor
Lent. GRAVES, Sauces, Hashcs, Erica
sees, Raeouts. making Cakes AMI lel-
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Coniec-
tionary.
ALSO
The f5uo7yfng neqv Publications,
pole6v. a new Poem, by Walter Scott.
Emerald Isle,---b y fhll'iPs'
Traits of Nature, BY Miss Barney
Good Men of Modern Date, Joy Mrs.
Green.
Santo Sebastiano, by the author OF the
Romance of the Pyrenees.
portraiture OF Methodism, by J: Crow
Their
Life of White6eld, bv ]. Gillies
Poetical Vagaries, by g. Coleman
Elements of Chemical Philosophy, by
Sir Humphrey Dayy, l.. L. d.
7 life of Percival-Erskine's Speeches *
Duane's Hand Book, or the New MI
litary Guide for the Infantry OF the
United States.
April 70