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WIGHT - VILE AASsss"0
der,. 20 rs.cros. the Niemen. He is
zone to Join general d'Yorck and has
thus left os in front Of the enemy.
Accept, SIC.
(Signed)
Marshal Duke Of Tarente,
MACDONALD.
mo. Ill.
Letter from general d'Yorekto marshal
duke Iarente.f ~.
sTAuRRoeEN, December 80.
MY LoRn-After very painful march.
es, I found it impossible to proceed
without being attacked and cut on on
my TANKS and in my rear. his has
delayed the junction with your excel
lency and having to choose between
two alternatives, either to lose the great
ser part of my troops and all the means
which afforded me subsistence !; or to
save the whole, thought it my duty to
enter into an arrangement, wherein 1t Is
stipulated that the Prussian troops will
be assembled at certain district in east.
i ern Prussia, which by the retreat OF the
French army, has fallen into the hands
/ of the Russians.
The Prussian troops will form neu.
trail corps, and will not act in hostile
manner to either party. Events, subse.
quent to negotiations which are to take
place between the belligerent powers,
will decide their fate.
hasten to inform your exeellency OF
step to which was forced BY import
ant circumstances.
Whatever may be the judgment of the
world in regard to my conduct, | feel
very little uneasiness. My duty towards
my troops, and the most mature dellbe'
ration dictated me; motives the most
pure, whatever may be their appearance,
guide me.
In making to you this declaration, my
lord, 1 acquit myself of all obligations
towards you and beg you will accept
the assurances of the most profound re-
spect with which I am, &c.
(Signed> D'YOkCk'
Conformable to copy,
(Slgned)
Marshal duke of Tarente,
MACDONALD,
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JOHN SPENCE,
JAMES, REID,

Executors of John Gibson
nfries. March 4. dts
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Government to go further than they
might be otherwise disposed, in agree
inp to an arrangement, by which the
right OF seafching our vessels for British
subjects, might be either rellnquished
or so modified, as no longer to afford a
cause Of complaint, or Just ground OF
war.
The repeal of the nos. importation Ian
would render unnecessary that Disgrace
full mode os carrying on commerce by
the permission of our enemy, under spe-
cial licences. Yet our government has
not ventured to abolish all commerce by
prohibiting this licensed trade. In ano-
Their part of the Presidents Message, he
has proclaimed his determination (Which
declaration must have afforded the most
heartfelt satisfaction to every descrip-
ton of our citizens) not to connect our
destinies with the fortunes OF France
If however the non-importation law no
continued in force, every candid man
must consider this declaration as gross
deception On the American people
For The continuation Of that kazv can on
Ia Be regarded, anger Present circum-
stances, as cordial Adoption Of, and CO.
oteration in The continental system Of
NahOieoa. Such conduct must add ten
fold to the pressure of the present war
on my feilow-laborcrs.
A PiOUGHMAN.
~ The writer expects the Nation
Of lntelligencer to publish these obser-
yatlOnS.
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RICHMOND, May 9s.

The neutrality-suspicious. rose yes
terday, about 5 o'clock.
On Tuesday, VIM. A. G. Fade
ESQ. was appointed a Judge OF the
Genera! Court in the place OF Judge
Parker, deed. The votes stood thus
Dade 14i-Currie 5s.
On the same day the senate reject
ed the Bill amendatery of the Tax
law-this bill was-prineipally intend.
ed TO ease the tax on those who sell
drue. medicines in retail, along with
other goods--to make them pay sss'
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instead Of 6f.-The Senate had no
objection to the bill on principle, but
merely on account Of some inacen-
raeies in lis expressions. 4 motion
was mad. in the III. of ID. Yesterday
for leave TO bring in a new bill, but
was rejected.
Yesterday the repeating law came
befors the Ssnate.-A motion was
male TO suspend the raising OF the
State Regiment. unt;l it was aseer-
taincd whether the U. S. would take
it Into service whenever it was
raised-this motion was lost. is too :
in their taking the question on the
bill itself. it was unanimously carried.
4 law has also been passed anthe-
rising the, Auditor and Treasurer to
return to the Bank Of Virgins such
part of the loan as has not been used,
and vesting the Executive with pow
er to borrow any monies which they
may hereafter want.
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No. a to be, continued.

The House of Representatives
were engaged almost the whole of
yesterday or petition presented by
Mr.. Grosvenor, OF George Richards
for admission into the House as re-
porter Of debates, &c. for the Fe-
deral Republican newspaper. BY
the late alterations made 10 the
House there are only four desks
provided for Stenograp!iers. and the
Speaker couceivins that the mem
bers would be subjected to inconVe
nience by the admission gilmore, MIR.
Richards was precluded from occu-
pying the station he had filed the
last session. A statement OF the
proceedings Of the House on the
subject will appear in our next.
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limits efthe United States, az in the case
Of Louisiana, was, contrary to the oris
ginal compact betwce. the thirteen ert-.
ginal states--shat il DESTROYED The rsla.
lions of the parties = .iaSaa 'ns,runeu.
and light eventually DC the source ct.
the heaviest oppt oss:on and ruin 10 some.
Of them-That in sucha case they might
be induced to withdraw from the go.
vernment and take Care OF themselves
self preservation being the great law o!
our nature-a peaceably It they could
torcibly ifthey must"
Does he recommends severance Of
the union? No-He warns congress to
avoid measures which in their tendency
may produce it. Was this proof Of de.
string the de.truction, or continuance Of
the union? 1t was, under his convictions,
a wise and patriotic warning, for which
he should have been thanked and not
abused by Mr.. Clay.
But the United States when they So
parated from Great Britain have given
an example themselves, that when go
vernment proves oppressive to a part
cular member of the nation that il has a
RIGHT to withdraw itself from suck go
vsrnment-" peaeeably if they can, for
chilly if they must. And by force we
accomplished our separation.
FAIRFAX.
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Mr.. SPEAKER CLAWS SPEECH.
No. 4,

No. 4.
81 mean to speak of another subject
which | never think of but with the most
awful considerations. The gentleman
from Massachusetts (Mr QUINCY In
imitation OF somn of his predecessors Ct
1879, has entertained us with cabinet
plots, presidential plots which are con-
lured up in the gcntlenan's own per
turbed imagination. wish, sir, t"at
another plot OF more serious kind,
plot that aims at the ACKNOWLEDGMENT oil
the union, had only the sa'se imaginary
existence. II was far, very far from my
intention to charge the opposition with
such deaign-No, he believed them
generally incapable it. He could nei
say as much for some who were unwor-
thiiy associated with then 10 the quarter
Of the union to which he referred. The
gentleman cannot have forgot his own
sentiment uttered even on the floor OF
congress, heaceatiy if Ue can, Jorct5ly
il sse mast !"
Mr.. Clay here ventures openly to de.
clare that plot to dismemoer the union
Is in existence-and that many members
of congress aud others Of the eastern
states wore engaged in such plot
He has furnished 10 proof whats verl IN
support CO sach az accueaiioo'--bht lie
ventures to assert as a fact, whit, till
proved, mas, be regarded as the crea'
ture of his own perturbcd mind And
the words quoted from Mr.. QuincyS
speech against admitting new states in'"
The unisn, out Of the original limits Of
the United States, as contrary TO the
compact formed by the states who then
associated under the present constitution
these words, "hsaces6ly if sre can,
jorci6iy if spe muss''-quoted with so
much sAultation, were uttered with the
voice Of warning, not of threat That
the admission Of new members into our
nation, of different manners, OF ditiere"t
interests, might in the end SO change
tue relations OF the original parties to
the compact as to defeat totally the OBJ
lect and design of forming it: ':.lsht
render the constitution all instrument
of oppression. instead Of protection-and
eventually destroy the safety and liberty
Of some of the contracting parties. That
in case so extreme, there was reason
to apprehend that those who teit them
selves so srievously oppressed might
feel it their. duty to exercise the right
recognized by the American people
(...e government TO longer proving a
blessing but curse) of separating from
heir associates, and forming new
| compact amangs, themselves more cal
eulated to establish their safety, their
| liberty and their happiness. Can it be
viewed as crime in wise and yirtuous
patriot to warn his country of the 'ata'
consequences which must follow an er'
roneeus and unwiss course Of policy -
Mr.. Quincy was of opinion that the ad
]. mission of new states out Of the original
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FOR SALE.

A Trac, OF Land, in the District OF
Columbia, containing one hundred and
eighty acres, large proportion OF
which is well timbcred, the residue
being cleared md of fertile soil. Al
50 another Traet. containing about 20
icres through which the " aslangton
aad Little River Turnpike road passes.
Or SID land are several handsome ST.
tuations, commencing an extensive
cidt Of tie circumj accnt neighbour
hood. Near the above turnpike, per-
h,ps, .wouid be good stand lor a pub-
lie house, Also a Nail Seat, beng
possessed OF every possible advantage,
having 3 and half feet natural ia!l in
short distance, VIII plenty OF good
ssone sufficient Tor dam ard building
Of any dimensions. / will sell eli, Or
ny part OF the above property, Or OK
changrftor bark stock or country pre-
duCe. Apply TO
c.. w. Carlln.
Alexandria.
March * law
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March Is
- Superfne Yellow Bark,

- Superhne Yellow Bark.
Or. Sa.NF2RD'S improved POW
DER OF the BARK, having been used
anr! highly approved by many phvsl-
Gins Of distinguished oharactes in dliie- !,
rent parts Of the United States the
proprietor is now encouraged tn offer
j. to the.rAcuLrY in general, under the
persuaaion. tn, no practitioner OF taste,
10 the choice Of his means, can fail To
be gratiiied in the use of this elegant
preparation.-In strength, haeness and
certainty OF operation, It greatly sur
masses the bark in common use.
ALSO,
The ESSEN TIL SALT OF
BARK. prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up III par
cells OF different sizes; to accommodate
the usual wants Of rot only physicians, ::
but of retail druegiats, country mer.
chants and private, families .--soldby
James Kennedy, sen.
g5oksener, and ne other hsrson
Alrrardris
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For tie HterGndria Gazette.

The~Russian Festival will commence
on, Saturday the 5,h al June,at 2 O'Clock,
with divine service and appropriate mu-
sic, in the PRESBYTERIAN Church-where
an Grafton sill be delivered by u. w.
z. CusTis, Esq.
An arrans ement will be made in The
Church 70 accommodate, in the first i's-
stance, the Ladies, the Russian minister
hi1 Lady and the !,ent!cmcn OF the lie.
eation-tte Rev. Clergy Of the District,
the heads Of Departments, members Of
Congress, and gentle men who may at
tend from distance; and for the citl:
zcus Of the District, according to Ahe
accommodation the Church may afford.
A handsome Dinner will be provided
at 4 o'clock at the Union Hotel.
JOIN PETER,
ROPER BEVERLEY,
WILLIAM MAR6URY,
THOM y PETER,
FRANCIS DODGE,
JOHN s. STULt.,
WA3IiNGTON BOWIE,
JOHN LEE.
Caoroetcw luce
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tive Dollars Reward.
EROKE from the subscribers stable
Son SATURDAY. last, a sorrel HORSE,
about IA 10 or Is hands high, shod all
round his left bind foot white bclow the
footlock, and the lower part OF his shout
ders marked with the collar, long name
and switch tail. He carried off piece
Of rope halter about his neck, He wa
last seen, back of Shcrsn's meadow.
The above reward will be given for
bringing him home.
ROBERT GRAY,
Chhosite tie Washington 7aotrn.
June
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Georgetown, juee /.

The citizeus OF st. Lawrence county
n. York, who we're lately arrested by
the military under an illegal order OF
Gen. Pike, have been released. after
being taken abou, 400 miles from
home to Sackett's Harbour. Nothing
was exhibited against stem. The
officers who executed the orders OF
Gen. Pike are arrested and in custo-
DIV Of the civil authority.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-01

Virginia observation-disclosures tor which
are now complete, and are-MessTs.
White, Lewis. Bayty, caterf0", and
Breckenridge, foderalists Messrs, ohei-
few and Hungerjord, minority republl-
cans. Messrs. Ehhes, Clopton, Roane,
HAYES, Dawson, Kerr, johnson, jackson,
M.Coy, Nelson, Gholson, Peasants,
6osdwyn, Newton and Burwe'i.
Five federalists, two minority repuo-
licans, and sixteen democrats those
in Italics were not Of the former Con-
gress.-Norok Ledger
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE Firm of JAMES e HUcH De-
MEALS, Hthis cay dlssolved b, mutual
con.ent. These to sho,n either OF the
Firm is indebted will please call on
JAMES G. nENEALE fo,> payment,
Tho bushes. IA future viii be con.
Quoted in the name of JAMES {.
DENEAI-E.
MAY 2O-3l. st,
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LOTS AND LANDS.
NV 90

E UILDtAG Lots IA every section OF
& b this city, and about eighteen hun
dr. 4crcs OF Land on theeastern branch
Of the Potomac, Immediately opposite
the City, aye offered for sale, for cash, or
on credit with security ALTO, Lands in
The state. of New York, Pennsy lvania,
M.y land. Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky APP
ply 10 the subscriber, at Tsmiinsop's
Hotel, Washington, if before 10Th Jnee
next, and afterwards at his residence in
Allentown, Lehigh county, Pennsylvania,
or at his office liz Philadelphia.
James Creenleat.
City Of Washington May %, stawtf
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r, MESSAGE.

kr', MESSAGE.
.sn, in his late Mes
.P,c' has acted as be-
,,icn which he fills
&,5.d The adoption of an
/ taxation adequate to
,its which tho present
lie to. However ndi'
sc q, to the proPr'sty
IL var, al must agree
Ts6le to raise a reve-
expenditures which it
: especially in the Ma
10 we're advocates fer
fGa- and who expect
dglo;y and prosPerl-
h:d,ate 10 comply ;lh
fermentation. Indeed
;;;ioD Of duty in any
+ ior he maintenance
Ei, N al cases rhere
;araliy tistScd. Ii
les Of every observer,
'zGeuses incurred BY
ne, Cannot be proyid.
Dale manner but by a
hSaacu. But such
'LIu'yry if the go
sing 10 their preseh.
~ shall continue TO
eca which might be
Scat Britain and the
S5h the medium OF
Ice rspcoI Of that mis-
'.d open to US a mar
'-5Ic portion Of cur
''' materials, par,i.
s'9Ies, Tobacco and
: limited commerce
2''7'e to supply y con-
,! Iatsrnal taxation,
Sl:r'usly oppressed.
Articles Of British
~.''r'c necessary to
mud also during The
many milEcns Of dol
4 ''rions question,
{! export trade, the
or vii endure a sys-
''''0 commensurate
'''c warts. /, is
! Ct 'ocaa policy in.
1e transportation
''os American peo-
zee as they can have
: q hsanals. BY
"''' Of the war Will
W and our ability to
~ II eIeased, SHOULD
Ssaue,
"''' sO'srnmen. has
| o ':s'ore the bless.
s'iIns the mediation
,'s''la-ihc rspsal Of
~ towards concilia.
III to have a grsa,
k,'ps' and feeling. o
T. ''' voice Away.
ca the eonduc, Q.
\, eap'rste conduc
W induce the British
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TO RENT,

A VERY handsome two story Brick
House on the north side OF King street,
atiotling the dwellings, of capt. Mark
Kut;s and Mr.. Phne&s JanGey. Tho
House is commoulious aid well calcu-
lated 10 acco,s MEDIATE gerteel family.
For further particulars, enquire OF the
subscribe
Horace Field.
Msv 81 co
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10 or So Likely Negroes

i ,
WILL; be sold for Cash at public
sale, at Fairfax Court House, on Mon
tae day 2ist day of Juac next, being the
first day Of June conrt--scveras House
Servants, male and female-a valGabie
Cook and Rlacksmith may also be pur-
chased at private s,ic' by DUPLICATION 10
VIM. Il. Fltzhugh,
Of RAVEsswoR7a.
Nav dlw.iapts.
- The Editors Of the Winchete'
C.zett., and Leesburg Wash!2gtoni'n
are requested to Insert the above ndver-
,isement, once week till the day n
yale, and send their accounts 10 the o.
fee of the Alexandria Gazette.
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FO# SALr,
FOR SALE,


\ TRACT Of Land, lying IN the
- cpcny of Faicfax~s six miles hom.
Alexandria, and adjoining the estate %
Gen Thomson Mason, Containing a.
acres. The soil is goot amd very Sus,
ce2tib!c o! improvement by tie Clover
and Plaster system The proximity
81 his property to marsct, and the IA
ciiity with which ITS produce may be
carried (iIundpG- Creek BY which II Is
bounded being nrgigahlc slmost to the
.ioor) wcult! render IT extremely Tpiu'
able to person dl'roaed to p'y suhi-
ciert attention to is cul val.on
Apply to lanes II Hoe, E<q or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
M,v2a
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kaNDa"
k, lr'' -
+. 70 SIZE"
sO'' y
I,s,rSs'
H. q he 'a''., .a ro.
ks::tsn in this morn
L c,'.,c, ss '.,e s'..
\. Di''ri''' were rsoS S,,
[ocano"'n' s'Gs,'t.
|, s,,ordah s"D' ,or
|. .,'.s months tour
[La STRANGE
F,,,.nes. that none ' Of
|. attended the gram
|, O. Saturday, last 10y by
fs,rr q, "
H. Ool!Qr!
/, r,ieh took place a
!. rlbri'se Gerr,''
o,a with Timothy
1r.rs tn. proP"''isd
!. ir,rirp ever did !!
!. scripture the thing is
L. lies down with the
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COTTON.
200 bales Georgia prime
Cotton Wool.
For. sale BY
June l

June l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05
CunsssLA Nd. e. Sure So 1918.

CunBtsLA Nd, IS - SIRE SO, 1918.
TAKEN by Execution and to be fold AZ pns
lie Auction on the prentice, on Wedosf.
day the 2sih day of July ner,, a, IL o'eoet
A. ALI the right in Equity of Redtmp,,o,
which Ephralm Parrot has in and to the fol-
lowing defcribed mor,gaged Real Eaae Gm.
ated in Cape Elizabeth aid county. bona.
ded beginning ar the weftsrIy fide of The ro,s
leading from The ferry ways 10 called) to n.
Meetlnghoufe in laid Cape Elizabeth, a, III.
foutherly corner of land which wa, this IA,
fet off in part iatisfaction of the fame er,e,,.
ton and which was formerly let off on ere.
cution in favor of James Nj Ingrahsm :,
Wentworth Kicker thence running loutb,aa.
efly by fad road q fee 10 fake and 10 an.
other piece of land which wa, alfo thi, A.,
Tex off on the fame execution, and which al
Parrot pHrchsied of fsid Kicker, as De, d..6
recorded in regilter's book SO page 27S theme,
by fad land lait mentioned fou,hwefierly rod.
TO John Mariners land thence northweIlerI,
by and adjoining fad Mariners land and bv !,
line parallel TO the road aforefad A. fee, N
the for'hweilerly corner of land which MA,
formerly iet oil on execution from faid Riek,r
to John Goold, and part of the fame hi,
day let off az afcreiaid; thence norlheaNerlu
by laud fei off TO the fald Coold to the norm.
weiterly corner of land fet off 10 James M IN.
graham az aforefaid thence iou,healerIy b,
a line parallel TO faid road and adjoining land
iet off to faid Iugraham as aforeia,d, 20 fe.l,
thence ncrtheaaerly through the dselirs.
houfe handing on the premiies and BY ;bs
ionfhweiteriy line of land let off to faid ngrs.
ham 10 the nrft mentioned bounds--wiS Al,
thai par, of the Dwelling Houie thereon l.u,
dpg-alfo, the Barn, together with all other
privilege and sppurtsnances to the Zane be.
iong'ng-It being the fane premiies which
was formerly fst off on execution from iaid
Rlrker TO George Knight, and is the fame
which fad Parrot mortgaged to Marx Dyer
as per deedrecorded in reginsrs book es, page
ioi. JOS. M. GERRIsH, Dy SUI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05
GEORGE Hill & Co.

uAvR JUN received an elegant afior'ment
= Of Levautine silks-Forence and India
LUZ rings-. Calicoes- .Furnitures-white, black
and colofd Camhrlcs-- Dino ies-Leno, Lace
ard figured Munins-Linen Cambries-lrlf
shirting Coton--Cotton
Sha.ls--Ltno 6: Lace Muffin Handkereh'efs
blue and yellow Nanktn'- white lean
Velvet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nix
beaver and kid Gloves--gentlemen' Il ladles'
black & white fix Hofe-Ribbons- Ga looms
black and coored Sewing Silk-beit hik iwlit
- Buttons, &c &c SC June IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05
Carz6erisaa a-Porfisad, Yp.. "a Is,s

Cssz6e'isad "-P@fisad, JYas %, 1873
TAX N by virtue of three Ereeu,;oo.
which ] hold sgainft Appolu, 4. Gun.
ing OF Portland, and TO be fold AZ Public AM.
ton, on 6iOsa0y, the eeth day of Juy ne,t, 4,
II O'Clock, A. ii in front Of MIR. Tmothy
F etchet's Auction Room, Exchange Areei.
Portland
All he right, title and interefi which tn,
above named Cufhng has in and to fl,as,
numoeted i24, i25 '46 a7s, Quppofsd 10 be
the one Undivided ha f part thereby 10 a Ger.
tam s, dye owned by" The proprietou Of
Back Cove Bndge
JOSEPH NJ. 0ERRrsH. d.. Sa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05
WILLIAM OXNAPD,
No s. My0.yt Rsrv Miidisa,ea

No S, MgDsy' Rarg R'ae1s6'e"
A GENT for the IN thhels Co'ion Manu-
"A faeto Rhode Inaad has received an ad !.
dtional fupply of american manu- aetnred
goods which will he iold ar tie 'eweit Factory
n-ice, aud are warranted 10 be equal to any
manuiaefu in the United States.
W.
Single Yam for Warp and f''hng'
Sewing. all numbers and colours,
7S6 4 Shiriings
Az 8 8 Skeenngs,
Gingham, grezI variety.
Stripe Checks, Chambray',
Bed f,cklpgs, &c. sc.
dpyd2i. om'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05
NEW GOODS.
Z, STEVENS,
Exebangs-hesf,

Esebangs- fleet,
LAS iufl received a new foftmest OF
II GOODS, among which are aud "a
white Camlrics--camnric ~ ulns-cambric d
common Dimoues--bIack, white, green, and
oiher colord Lu'irings, PLAIN & ,w,d-plaid
ditto fancy Mulius-llnen Cambrico--.ong
Lawns-Linens india Cotton; nice thread
Lsces; COTTON do black fix do white
ace Ve.iog; grea, vsfity of Ribbon; fix
and cotfon Cord; Fans; FIX Lace Sleeve
cotton ditto ladies' ezra long kid Gloves;
ihort do fix do /; gentemea's fix and cotton
ID marking Canvas; Sewing Six, all coiors;
nice working Cation Boisi sypreis Sha~ls;
hIack Grape whie do black fix daudker-
ch efs coo-'d fix 5hswi., Maienett bonnet
Paper; Ergsfh Couon, fix doie Cotton
do; figured Muffin Hsndker.hiefs aruhe,ai
Flower. sa,ire't,; FlanneIs, To,toii~ fhell
Comhs, fat hobpin Tapes, Pins, Needies blk:
Canton Grape fancy cnioused dii'c. whne
poke Hac1ksreh,eis eo.ored dog cotton
Bal, We vet 2ihtons Wadding; floor Bfuih
p; hai- do; seiil'ars ivory Combs; Ruiii'
Dianer luda Ma k,ns, &c &c
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