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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
WAsHINeroN CRY, August 9.

Fhohi On SlTY, august g..
Extract Of letter from uerv reshectqbk
gentleman in Maesachnsetts, dated Jula
3Cth, 1913.
+" We have report thai the late conf
dental message Of the President was q re-
commentator OF an embargo God grant
that 1t may prove true, and that II may be-
Come law; for l have not the least doubt
that If an embargo was laid, prohibiting
ven boats going out, the enemy would be
obliged to quit our coast for want of SUM-
plies for they get every thing they want
for their friends here. Even the -four that
is carted from Providence is shipped from
Boston to Halifax, and the beef that ouqht
to be appropriated for our army will De kill
ed here and sent to the enemy, ny men who
the last year wanted 10 supply our troops
stationed here and in Rhode Island. Ii is
quite time government should employ its
friends and not its enemies TO conciliate
then is impossible, FOR the wratli of He'll is
not more bitter than the opposition are
here.
We have as fine season as ever
knew; the earth is cloathed in abundance :
our crops of hay were never so so good.
Gcd appears to bless us, notwithstanding
all our political sins.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
ANNAroLIs, August z.


DETENcE On Wednesday and Thurs
day last considerable BODY of troops arriv-
cd in this city from fort Washington, to the
amount OF 1000 or 1900. under the command
Ut Coioneis Carberry aud Pickens. A fine
company ut ~ months volunteers from
hchmond, Virginia. are also amongst the
number, who VIC are told will proceed on
their way To Canada when their services
may no longer be wanting here. Collcc
lively we have never seen "A finer set OF men,
Our force IN this city at present is formida-
bic, and II judiciously disposed of we are
saushed that 1t the enemy should think pro.
per to attack us. he will pay dearly for his
temerity. Additional Notifications are pro.
Sressng, and we hope will shortly be cam
p!eted the salvation of the CITY depends
upon timely and vigorous preparations for
defence. There is not city in the United
States possessed OF more natural adyanta-
ges, or susceptible of stronger Notifications
at a small expense than this if it was pro-
perry attended to. We understand it is in
contemplation immediately TO entrench the
peninsula in the rear OF the CITY, and To-
post several pieces OF cannon in the works
to be well served with grape and canister
shot; itthis is done we may bid defiance to
an invading force of 10000 men in that
quarter A strong guard of several men
are ordered to fort Madison and the COM
manding height on that side of the Severn,
and Horn Point is to DO defended to the last.
Means will be prepared to reinforce or
draw Oh the troops from these points as oc>
casion may require.
IHE ENEMY--For near week mast
there has been from 90 to 25 sail of the
biockading squadron in sight of this CITY.
plainly perceptible from the dome of the
stale house three of the enemy's vessels
have been lying of and above Sandy Point,
e miles above the city.) for few DAYS past,
and "a & tender off Thomas Point. We
Cannot ascertain their object, but are rather
inclined to believe they mediate an attack
when the wind may favor the expedition.
A considerable body of militia have been
called into the service ofthe state, and the
movements Of the enemy are closely watch
ed in every quarter, IL is supposed by ma
ny that it is the intention Of the enemy TO
AXE possession of Sharp's, Poplar, or Kent
Islands, to recruit their sick and procure
some fresh water and provisions Kent Is
land is considerably the largest of the three.
and we should suppose that if either is the
object OF their present visit, th. would be
the one pitched upon, If their force is suifi-
Gent 10 take complete possession of it. It
is however at this and the approaching sea-
sons OF the yea. very sickly on those Islands,
and the water is very bad.
r. D. Since writing the above, an ex-
press, from Kent Island to the Governor
brings intelligence OF British force of 1000
men having landed on Kent Island ON yes>
terday morning.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
From another Correshonaent.

BURLrNToN, Aug. 1.
On the morning of the 30th ult. an ex-
press arrived from the northward, adyisino,
TIA OF the ensmy'S passing the lines with n
large force, estimated at three Thousand
men, in batteau1, accompanied with their
sioops OF war, the Eagle and the Grower.
lately captured from us, and S or gun
boats and row-gallycs. Tie u. S. troops in
this cantonment, consisting we Conjecture.
OF about 1900 men, under the Command af
maj. ger. Hampton, were, without DELAY
under arms, and prepared for the reception
of the enemy. Capt. M'Donnouch, the
commodore Of this lake, was also prepared
10 meet them upon the water, although his
force IS not yet in readiness for sailing.
In this situation we remained until vester-
day afternoon, when an express arrived. an
nouncing the arrival Of the enemy AT pIatts
burgh Consisting Of about 1900 men. tyan,.
ported IN AZ barges, under the protection
OF the Grower, Eagle, three row galjies
and one gun-boat, under The command of
col. Murray, who sent. in the flag Of truce.
demanding the surrender Of the town of
rIattsDnrsh and troops, with the gssuranc
that, II no resistance was made. private
property should be respected. A, there
were no troops Stationed at Plattsbnrrh. Of
course there wasino resistance. The inba
bitants, VIC are informed, had all removed
with their effects frsm town, The nuhiic
buildings, consisting Of block house. bar.
racks, arsenal, &c. were DESTROYED bv fire
but no private property injured, as we can
yet ascertain. The flames of the public
buildings were distinctly seen Gom tbi,
town the last FIRE was about S o'clock YES
terday afternoon. On their way to Platts.
burgh, they made short stay at Cumber.
land head, but did no injury, as We learn.
We have to day received intelligence
that the enemy sailed up the lake about ten
miles south OF Plattsburgh and have return,
ed to the northward. By reason Of the loss
of the GrowlsEand Eagle, the enemy haze
the command of the lake, but cor..rodore
M'Dcnnou5h by his vigilance, has effected
the campletion Of two sloops of war, and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12

from Miss Barron, daughter OF capt. James
Barron OF the Navy, l received last eyen>
ing send itto you tor publication il YOU
think proper. II will shew that neither aye
character or sex was 4 protection against
the iawiess foe who lately viei.cd Hampton
The Mrs Barron alluded tots the widow of
the late Commodore Samuel Barron, who
commanded the American squadron in the
Mediterranean in the years 1904 aud 5. and
WHO ultimately fell sacrifice To disease
Contracted On that command; circum~
stance we'll known to Sir Alexander Ball
then Governor OF Malta, and many other
valuable officers in the English service.
In humble retirement she has silently been
struggling through difficulties in which she
was involved by the sudden and unexpect-
cd death of the Com. when the last stroke
broke her up-and has driven her and two
sweet children from their honne, and robbed
them ofthosc comforts and conveuiences it
is not III their power to replace. doubt
not, should this extract meet the eve of
those gallant spirits in the British navy who
still! remember the virtues, character and
worth ofthe late COM. that the blush of
shame win mantle with Indignation to their
checks at the conduct OF their brother Off
GERS on the American Station, whom the
knowledg- OF the distress and helpless con-
dition OF the widow and the orphans could
not protect from their violence.
am, sir, yours, &c.
BUTLER COOKE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
FOfsEGGN.
LATES Z FROMLIsBoN.

We have received from our correspondents
IN Newport, London paper of June Is, d..y
the latest.
copy OF the armistice had reached England /.
The British editor conceives that under il 3o~
naparte cannot afford the least aid to his re-
treating forces in Spain
No messenger had arrived in England to in.
Nte that country to a suspension OF hostilities,
or 10 send ENJOYS To a Congress.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
FROM THE ENEMY IN OUR WA
TERS

A gentleman ofthis city, who left Annap-
oils: on Sunday evening, at five o'clock, has
handed to us the follwing statement of the
position, Of the vessels composing the enc
my's fleet, at that hour. There were below
Annapolis between Kent Point and PopIar
Island, one ~, one frigate, one schoone. be-
tween Thomas's Point and Poplar island, un-
der way, one ID above Annapolis, between
Sandy Point and Magothy river, two seventy
tours Zone of them the admirsl's shio) fri
gates, two brigs, three schooners. one sloop 4:
above Magothy, one friga,e, one ship and
one Originating, including smaller vessels.
tenders, &c. more than 80 SAL, not including
numerous bargHs.
Our readers will see, In another par, of
the paper that the enemy have taken pos
session ct Kent island, and appear to intend
to maintain that position
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
Mr.. Jacob Wagner,
Editor OF the Federal Republican.

Extract ofa letter received on Mr.. Butler
Cooke, Of Washington Civ, from Mss
Barron, near Homhtoa.
SIR,
You have no doubt received the ac-
count OF attack IN Hampton. and the gallant
conduct OF our little band, consisting of "a
bout 200 opposed to near 1000 of the enemy
Alter The retreat of our people, they took
possession of the town and the adjacent
country; continued few days, which were
marked by the most disgraceful acts-and
the purport OF this letter is to request the
favor OF you to procure the money dac my
aunt Barron, which you will be pleased
to remit as soon as possible-for she has
been plundered of every thing her honse
contained, even to cutting open the beds and
carrying off the ticks, sparing neither furni-
ture or provisions-having only time to es-
cape, with her little family, as she saw the
barses approach the landing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12

We are indebted to NJ Morris, who arrived
yesterday from Lisbon, for the papers of that
city 10 the 10Th Of Jnnc, from which the foil W.
ing articles are translated.
CARrHAoENA, June 81.
The army o. the Duke Of Parque and Gen.
Flo have advanced upon Valencia, that will
shortly be evacuated blythe French. The Brit
Ssh expedition which sailed rom Aiicant, on
The 81 OF rine has been landed between rorto.
50 and TarraGOna.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12

we shall again have tic command of the
lake At Present we are sufficiently prepar
cd to repei an attack of the enemy, though
not to pursue ,hem ON their retreat b. wa
Ter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
Nat Int.

The VICE President Of the United
States, who, for every day in the session.
presided in the Senate during It's very "a.
tiguing sessions. left this city for his resi-
dence in Cambridge, Mass. the day afser
the adjournment. rs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12

IL In addition ~ the above, which WAS
published in an extra sheet on Thursday,
We have learnt that Orders have been is
sued by the Executive for assembling troops
to sUoccur the friendly and put down the
hostile Indians. The force contemplated to
be raised on this occasion will consis, we un-
derstand Of Regiments of drafted mMi-
TIA (Ciark's and Daniels Divisions) and (
az 500 Volunteers from this State, 1900 mi.
rita from Tennessee, and the Sd regiment
OF United States regulars now ascending the
Mississippi, having been lately directed to
JOIN The North>Wesern Army. The troops
from this state and Tennessee it is expec,-
ed will form = Junction in the Cherokee ma
ton and proceed thence against the Greeks,
while the regulars attack them at some o.
Their point. The General Government -ha-
| wing taken cognizance of this business, it is
likely active operations will not commence
till orders are received from the War De
partment. unless there is such imminent
danger Of invasion as will not admit Of de-
lay" Our own troops, however, will, be
| forthwithcrdered TO the frontier to act as
exigcncies may require. 1t is yet uncertain
who will head the expedition.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
CARrHAoENA, June 81.
AL1cANr, June q.

Zen Flo advanced on the oh with his infao.
try rom Viiienl for st. # lippe de = iva. and
the intrepid Marquis With his cavalry and
pieces ofartilcry marched for Acira. suchet
marched from V1lcrci,b, cenclnagrel for Ter.
rHei on the iOth OF June. and the Baron Of IIar
IsPe, WIN the art ilery by corioraoja for sego =
via, siRce the destruction of the batteries.
Madrid, June II.
We hear from the neighborlood Of Bilbo,.
that BRITISH aud Spanish division have been
landed ne ,r there and have made prisoners OF
4 or 500 French dragooas.
June IS
We hear from Bursos, tiiat on tho 18th All
me ministers Of Joseph ieit N,At place that on
the 18th the castle was blown up the exposi-
on was heard 10 ieagues nd the civ wae co.
vered with tn ruins. but fortunately none Of
the inhabitants were killed the ini1ry falling
iPon the authors. Ibere were three french
companies IN the fort, who AL persisted but IL
mtn. Many horses We're killed.
We hear that the Enemy have evacuated Va.
lencia and mur,l4dro, which place, have been
occupied by our troops anil that The a,l,.I
lroops from N''cant have taken Tarragoaa and
Coll dc Balagner.
gLIssov, June 2t
On the 18th the head q9arter. OF lord Wei
nsion were in Masse delos Piersos.
June %.
On the 18Th the bead quarters Of Lord wei.
llnSton we're in Riiirtna. On a.. i6th the n.
Z. oiLofd WeiilnS.on were IN Medina Del Pa,
mar.
June o.
On the 10th Lord Wellington passed the T.
bro at the bridge Of Areae On the 17th his
head quarters were at Qninoouses, and On the
18Th at Berberans, SasagIes from Yittoris, on
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
INTERESTING TO PUBLIC DESr-
OHS.

The following is an extract of a circular
letter from the Comp.rolIev Of the I'reasu-
~ to the District Attornies 81 the Y. States.
IL is Understood ,o I've prospective merely,
having reference to Judgements obtained on
suits brought after its date. IL IS Published
for the Information of al 10 whom ii may
DC app.i. able.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
NEw-YoRK, August 6.
DBSCENT ON PLATTSBUKGH.

The editers OF the Con.mereial fGuer.iser.
have politely favored us with the following
intelligence received from their ccrrespon-
dents, OF descent by the enemy upon
Plattsburgh, and his destruction of the pub
lie property at that place. Our misfortune
in the loss of the Growler and the Eagle
has given to the enemy the temporary Conn.,
mand ofthe Lake Champlain, of which col
Murray has availed himself. The barracks
the value OF which is estimated at 25, 600
dollars, were built by the soldiers, and their
materials did not probably cost the United
States 5000 dollars.
As there are no troops at Plattsburgh,
and probably few if any will be stationed
there, the public loss CANNOT be considered
OF very material Importance. We are hap
Ply that in this instance the enemy did
not repeat the enormities which have cha
terizea their invasions of Maryland and
Virginia but seem to have confined them
selves solely tc the legitimate object OF the
descent. the destruction of public property
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
THE CONDUCT OF TIE ENEMY
To THZ EDGToRs.

IHE EDIT oRS.
MessTs. Gales and Seaton,
The following is copy OF letter to Mr..
Wagner, editor Of the Federal Republican,
OF Georgetown, In which enclosed him the
extract noY hand you FOR public ,ton.
did expect from Mr.. Waguer's answer to
me on that occasion, that my letter and rer
marks would have been published with the
extract instead of which he has substituted
his own comments. beg, srs, that YOU will
publish the whole as noE handed Won in
your next paper, and Oblige yours, &c.
BUTLER COOKE.
.Hugusi ., Isi5.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
DAY
LATEST FRnA1 spAN

FnOM rnr BosroN PAlIADIvM or .Tpr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12

IT could DC ocrvenier, for you 10 bring two
ned pieces along. You may know the enc
my Il they should come among YOU, by their
being painted with red clay but we have
heard OF uone going ,h1t way yet"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12

Washington, July 81, 1918.
SIR,-
The enclosed extract of letter
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
Sss.aool

We have about $500 men at Burlington.
under the command Of ger. Hampton. M
fears are entertained for the safety of this
place.
Gen. Dearborn has left Greenbush for the
eastward. 1t is generally believed he has
Tc@Sntd his commission having TIE day pre-
Vious to his leaving Albany crossed his pay
account with the paymaster.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
Albany, haJ hasr 3o'ciock, Wednesday
morning.

At late hour last night an officer of the ar
my arrived in this city from Plsttsbursh, who
informed that the British had DESTROYED all
The public property at Plattsburgh. They
came up in two sloops aud several barges !;
landed 1900 men; after forming in march
ing order, flag was dispatched to town
with demand for its surrender, promising,
if no resistance was made, al private pro.
perry should be respected mot having a suf
hcie4t force to oppose the enemy, the inha-
bitants left the town, and the British enter
ed. burnt the barracks, public stores, &c.
valued at so, GOO dollars.
FROM THE SAME.
Albany, .Augusf 40 p. M
wrote ts you this morning by mail, stat
ing the disaster at Pattsburgh, since which
have seen gentleman from that place, who
states, that all the movable public proper
ty was removed, previous Ia the entry of the
British troops. The enemy was under the
Command Of general Murray. The actual
worth of the public buildings burnt, amounts
to about S53,3oo viz:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-21
r.. MarReller.

3a4RPERso IT.
las Street, opposite
ps9YS, and near
[LIOYD'S'-,. = -
Li,sd in addition TO
Srrs, q general as
MAJ, Of the first qua
!: will sell Whole.
! as good terms as as
I'D in Baltimore or
[ntry Merchants and and
|. supplied on' the
c,,h, or on a good
also received a ge'
| Il Surgical h''rH'
Patent Medicines
cs httsr',
mert,
Elixir, for Coughs,
1 assumptions, &c.
Powders,
he Paste,
rd,
hat, &c. sc.
IS! cash price given
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CM. 1892

Joseph II. Vaudeville.
hns Street near the River,
OFF Frs FOR SALE,
80 hhds. and loo bis. Orleans and
Muscavado Sugars,
50 quarter chests and boxes Gun.
puwder,imperial, Young Hy son,
Hyson Skin & Souchong TEAS,
latest importation, and superiSs
quality,
l0,ooe Id. loaf and lump Sugar, -~
Is puncheons Sd and 4th proof
Rum,
10000 ID green and white Coffee Ia
tierces, bags and barrels. r
5000 do best Goshen Cheese In
casks, =
10000 do common N. England do.
5000 do Pepper and Pimento.
8 pipes beat 4th proof Cognas
Brandy,
2 do. best American Gin,
10 boxes Chocolate,
80 hhds. good retailing Molassss,
400 gals. old Peach Brandy,
500 do. cid Rye Whisky,
500 do. Cherry Bounce,
100 bis. common Whiskey,
pipes, s half do 80 or. casks,
40 half or do. Madeira, Tene.
rife, Lisbon, Port and Malaga,
WlNES-warranted genuines
so kegs single, double and treble
L. Gunpowder,
1000 ID. Shot assorted,
100 boxes brown Soap,
$50 do spermaced, mould & diHt
Candles,
so do. BOXES aud half boxes Spas
nish Cigars, r
$50 reams wrapping and writing
Paper,
10 ba,es spinning Cotton,
S hhds Copperas,
2 do. roll Birthstone,
1000 ID Salt Petre
400 nests Wooden Ware,
1900 10. rcd Sosl Leather,
so d'zen beaver and wool Hats.
Nutmegs Gloves, Csssia, Pimentos
Mustard, best Sweet Oil in bottles,
Wine and Cider Vinegar, white Shaw.
ing Soap, Ground and Race Ginger,
GIauber Sails, American Cigars, best
Spanish Indigo, Nader Soft q Hard
ohelled Almonds, Muscadel, Bloom &
cask Raisins, fcsh Fi,5s and Pruneh
.t}amilton's and CARROTS huff in bot.
Ties, Gun Fhnts, Hair Sifters, Alum.
Fig Blue, best Cavendish, small twist
and Pig.sil Tobacco. BecsW *, few
we'll cured Tongues and Hams, Bed.
cords, Traces, lines, &c. &c.
ALSO,
SO tons Plaster,
5000 bushels Lisbon Salt,
$500 do. Cadiz do.
1900 bushels Blown and Ground Al
lum do in bulk and Sacks,
5000 ID. Seine Twine,
80 bushels fresh Clover Seed.
and
Best 8 fine Flour by thebarrel.
Mach 81, It.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-21
ADAM LYNN,
s,aosifs the Meehanic's Bank, King 81
HAS FOR SALE,
# large e General assortment "

HAS FOR SALE,
# large e General assortment %
Ironmongery, Cutlery and
Saddlery, viz
Brass and Iron.Rim door Locks
Stock, Locks, Pad Locks
Drawer and Chest Lacks
Hinges of all kinds, Screws
pl.tea and Timed Bride Bits
stirrups and Bride Buckles
r r;s..s and Rasps, Brass CandIes'ieks
snnasrs, Knives and Forks, Penknivss
Razors, Scissors, Tutania Spoons
prass Wares, Fish Hooks, Shoe Anl'es
Avis and Tacks
Needles and Pins, Curry.combs
plated and Gilt Buttens
walkden's Ink-Powder
7 cooking. Glasses, Flints
britannia Tea-Pots, Sheep Shears :,
Carpenters Tools, Hand, Cross-eus anu
Mil Saws, Anvils and Vices
T 1 Chairs--and variety OF other
articles.
ALSO,
cr.s. and Grain Scythes and sickles
p.r Iron. Steel, Nail Rods and
Hoop Iron ~, cd r..,,et.
Lace, Cord and Plumes
April y
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-21

/ vENDU.Es'
Eg'anaF'@,
!. Corner corner ofPFines
J, Goods Gro
!, &c. .,,,,s,sd
Eslths day. ". On Ii.
(sjcs, Of which are
Pr lime be viewed
b ilovsst limitation
| : Marfeller.
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NOTICE.

KvHE. Stock holders Of the Mechanics
z Bark of Alexandra, are heraby
notified, that dividend Of profits Of +
per cent or the capital stock paid in, rs
this day declared PAYABLE to them, or
their legal representatives,, on Friday,
18th instant ~ .
By order Of the President and
Directors.
WIN. PATTON, Jr. Cashier.
March 5 dit
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Notice is hereby given to

Notice is hereby given to
the poor women OF the town OF Alexan.
dria, that on application to, the subscrs-
Der, they can be furnished with cotton
to spin, and that liberal price will be
paid for SPINNING the same.
Ilaac Robbins.
Who has for Sale,
Cotton suitable Tor nisSin8 carpets,
spun by tbs poor of the town, and the
proceeds Of which will be applied 10
heir reiicf f-~.
december l6.
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LAWRAsON & FOWLE

I.AWRASON q FUWAC
HAVE FOR SALE
THE Cargo of Schooner irave annn
Capt Morrow, from Portland, OF 4ooo
feet merchantable and clear Lumoef'
also, LANDING,
Asoo lbs. Seine and Sewing Iwine.
100 boxes mould and dlpt Candies
80 cases sweet OIL.
10 barrels tanners Oil.
February l..
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|, ]. D. sIMaIs, RorAL-sTREET, .aLEx.aNDRI.a.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2l, 1919.

John Gardner Laid
HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepperin bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lat
eat importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 by 9, 9 by IL, and 10 by II
Bristol Glass, in whole and half
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box.
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Hvniskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bbls.
Few or. casks old Sherry, London Par
ticulsr Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
Cordage and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Womcn's ami Children's Shoes
in.barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster OF Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october s.