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cGNMUNIchTIOk.
MR.. GRUNDY's BILL.

The law reported by the commit
tee of foreign relations, to exclude
British seamen from American ships
will. no doubt, be favorably received
by the friends of peace 10 congress,
as a pacific overture to England,
which il made and prosecuted IN sin
certify by the administration, will re-
store to us the blessings Of peace
Not that Great Britain is bound to
relinquish the practice ofimpressing
her own subjects from American
ships, or will ever conccde the prin-
ciple; yet If such are excluded FROM
the American service, she. may sus-
pend the exercise of her right Of
search, SO long as she remains sa-
tis6ed that the stipulation of exclu-
sion is observed on our part with at.
tention and good faith. Bat this
must he a matter of compact aud
however fair our offer may appear.
if the other party shall not consent 10
the bargain, We cannot complain OF
fiat. since she must herseifbe allow :
ed to Judge ofthe equivalent offered
her for the REIMBURSEMENT of an in
dividual right. The right OF fine
ricaa seamen Ia navigate American
vessels. free from British impress
ment. is the right which every Anne
r;can i'm the nation would contend
for TO the last extremity, if nccessa,
ry; bit this is a right that England
does not controvert in principle. al
though her officers have sometimes
violated it in practice. But whence
YER American scamcn have been so
taken. by mistake or design, they
have always been delivered up by
order Of the British government when
sufficient proof has been offered OF
their nati,ity-Nor is it to be won
dercd at that the British should seek
for their seamen on board our ships,
when il is known that we have 50
many of them in cur service: nor
that they should often err in attempt
;no 10 discriminate between English
men & Amcricans-descended from
the same stock & speaking the same
language. Certainly the most ehec-
tual security that we could enjoy Tor
exemption from these evils would
be the relinquishmeut'on the part OF
England of the practice OF searching
orr vessels for her seamen, and II
this can be bought by the total ex'
clus;on Of British subjects from cur
vessels. it will be Il cheap purchase
on our par, aud ifeorceled a coed
| h,rpa;uon hers, il will remove WHAT
has long been a subject Of mutual
jealousy and irritation between the
| ,wo countries. aud which has been
used with much effect by those who
have found an interest in keeping vi
shirt Of hostility between U.s. s'''
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Tx, January 2T.

Dix, January %.
sht eleven osthe Bril-
p of the l'artarus, X
p!ace) effected their
them was Yesterday
he marshal. and i'm
faTd.d. While that
|dreting him hack to
poor fellow. thinking
managed in tkc
ss at home, innoccat-
that he had
fy in hi, rigging. and
them for his release.
Pf course refused, he
|oriunity. and attempt
! superior sailing. hut
|eheadsd and brought
|rmer meorinss. The
['ives, il is supposed.
bout the purlieus of
and will no doubt be
lsended.
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10y; ICE.

vii! either Sell or Rent the BRiLk
WAPEl.UU> T. and LOT or The Tlti
RI side o. Kicg stree, near the corns' ~
Wa.e- street, at present occupied ~
CT C.tlcu. Esq osscssion may he
hid the huh nc,ob~r nex:. Apply 20
Jehn Tucker.
II, Jaw
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Rns rcd Washington OF

Bus rcd Washington OF
Noun, Zephyr, having conveyed pro;
merry to ue in trust, for the payment N
ii ri, debts, I have to request all persofs
having demands against him 10 make
them known 10 me without loss OF tine,
that | ,aay be enabled to make the nc
cessary arrangements for satisfying the"
a. speedily as possible: And all per-
sons indebted 10 tie said Bussrod Wssh'
inc.op, Jun. are requested to make in
mediate payment 10 the subscriber.
Bushrod Washington,
Mourn Vernon.
January II sa~u
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>-k-.->--.----->>--~
win ), Fl AS &c.
6 Pipes old London P. MadeiFa
II do. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon 'y,'-,''. '-'e-.s
pipes and 10 or. casks Sherry
80 quarter casks Malaga
Is cases Claret
80. chests gunpowder, imperial and
younghyson Teas, Of very sap~.
rior qualit,,
20 paneheons Sd proof Antigua Ram.
10 do. northern do.
so hbds Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar, -
$500 pounds bright Nader, - -
40 pounds Nutmegs, =. y II: Z.
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
40 kegs race and gornd Ginger. ~
50 bales Upland Cotton. nice uus!ity,
700 pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and tiipt Candles,
40 Go Nj 2 Chocolate,
100 do. Pipes. Containing gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping paref,
900 sacks Liverpool hne Salt,
90 hbds. N. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
asooo lbs. green Coffee. =,
With general assortment OF other
GROCERIES,
FOR SAL1 BIZ -
Bryan Hampson & Co.
AUGUST IS
Received & for Sale,
81 barrels mess and No. beef
80 ditto No.. 9 ditto
g! half barrels mess Gi.so
IS barrels mess Pork.
% f}bls Tanner Oil.
Also, 49,.
Hemp and Bark .,elne Irvine
Cork for. ditto
r pc and Lines ditto
George Coleman.
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Further interesting particulars Of
che late Russian victories, will be
found in this days paper.
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January :
F. n SALE,

FIR SALE,
A reat and substantial second hard
CHARIOT. in complete order. En'
quirc of the Printers.
January 20
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The 10th day ofthe presentmonth,
is to be observed at Halifax, as a
Day of Humiliation, Fastil,; and
Prayer. i
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ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The members OF the Aiexanorla
Library Company Will please to take
npice, that an Election, will be belg at
the Library on Monday the lsta INST.
between the hours Of 8 and 6 P. NJ. tor
President and elesea Directors Tor,
the ensuing year..-'
JAMES KENNEDY, zen.
Litrerie1.
February 49, cote
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, February 3.
I" TO sHEw

fax yxaY AeE & BoDY OF THE TINE
rs roRM AND PRESSURE" {
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(t.IiCI:.

"a to an order Of tie u
cul; Count for the Dis
"a and County of Alex
Is hereby given to the
Forge McMrnn, late Of
|oesscd, To exhibit their
my etnce, on or before
/ February next. Those
f0 TO his notice, will be
any dividend Of the de
Which is to be made ON.
(ocve referred TO
ALEX. MOORE,
@sastrr { COMMISSIONER.
GSw
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Pc. 4 FOMLE

I>Gh, 4 FONLE
r f0R SHE
o. Schooner Traveller,
lrom Portland, of 400C
felc and clear Lumber.
%, LENDING,
+ aud Sewing Twire.
paid ar d dipt Candles.
feel Oil.
knosrs' GiA
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| spaniara.. k ;1Is
B.Thsy took three haes
[-vere near ivov !,
we'll supplied E.
They marea ut
r. when they ex-
Gsfsuco. and from
khortly some we. very
| The port of Ma Nj.
houth Of the (Rio
! Graads is open
I'M nations. T%ey
1 what they learn
4 nothing has been
"a decisive nature
=, maintains him
aad with the most
lion, Of ultimate
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NETWORK. Jan. 90
Erom Iirrrnoo1

A passenger in the Swift, from
Liverpool, informs US. that the Rri-
fish government had refused to ex-
tend the time given TO American
vessels with licences. and would not
permit any more to load with goods
for America.
The Swift has on hoard despatch.
cs from the TX. American Consul in
London, TO the American govern
ment.
Two days before she sailed. an or
der was sent down from I.ondon. 10
search for contraband goods on board
Americans at Liverpool-the Swift
was strictly over-haulcd, but they
found none.
The American passengers in the
cartel ship Pennsylvania. from Phi
ladclphia. were not allowed to land.
until their passports were forward
ed to London, and others returned
for them.
JESSE BLEDsaE. is elected a Sc
major Of the u. States from The state
Of Kentucky, in place Of Mr.. PoPa,
whose term CT service expires nth
March next.
The British Parliament have vot-
cd one hundred thousand pounds. Cor
the purchase Of the manor of Wei
Iington and other real estate. to b.
given to the Marquis of Wellington.
The Spanish shi? Conception.from
Cadiz. bound to New York. with
cargo Of salt and fruit. has been
wrecked on the Isle of Shoals and
the vessel, cargo and crew lost.
Married, at Lcrsburg on Tuesday
last. by the Rev. John Mines. DR..
John Uilsnp.,io Miss Juliet Hdrr,-
son.. both of that place.
Died at Boston, the lion. Theo.
dore Sedg7cick
On the 18Th inst. at Walton, De-
laware County. of a consumption,
Sum,lrl North. Esq. abaut q years
of age. furmerly a Clerk in the
House of Assembly Of this State.
In the death of shis young fnaa. So
ciely has lost very valuable mem,
Der.
At Philadelphia. George Gunner.
Esquire. President Of the Bank OF
PhiladeIph
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January Is.
he of the prisoners
board the st. do
be was on board.
observed. that he
Bermuda in a few
Fxeee'ed to receive
Dispatches. relative
! from odr Gnvern-
had forwarded i'm
sipt of them.
AIRY Capture.
Deeenber the Bri-
a. of 100 tons bur-
IS guns. and having
|. was captured Oft
Baltimore r"ivatcer
aols, mounting on
! action lasted TWEEN
Ore. il is said, were
either side. The
tlnd from Lcadon to
isua with dry goods
b pounds sterling!!!!
her valuable prize
East River, within
city, and may be
In the course Of the
4 no mistake in the
BIN board these YES
ID there must have
admirable stock of
| one side. or a pro
|wardiee or treache-
bit Exploit.
Ter. capt. Whitney.
bn her passage from
|w-Orleans, was cap
Fish brig. 4 prize
70 we're pat on board
ders TO conduct her
fore she reached her
,ptain Whitney took
! while the English
'aling themselves be.
ze master was sleep
l0ye. 10 secure the
5. and close the fore.
former. Captain
le master Of his own
sehangedller course
Of two of his boys,
rev having been de,
he brig carried her
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=.
We arc informed an Express ar.
rived at Washington yesterday morn
ing from New Orleans. bringing an
account Of u serious insurreetiOh hay.
ing broken out among the troops un-
der the command Of Gen. Wilkinson
and a remOnstranee from the OIL
GERS of the army TO the president Of
the United States, praying the i'm
mediate removal Of Gen. Wilkinson
from the command Of that army. as
the only possible mode Of restoring
order and discipline in the camp.
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We are pleased TO see, that a bill
is before the Legislature ofPennsyl-
vania. for granting to the venerable
General st. Clair, an annuity for
life. The provision contemplated by
the bill. is. 900 dollars Immediately,
and the same sum per aDnum after
wards during his life.
We are sorry TO learn, by letters
received in town this morning. that
the elegant Swedish brig WARBLER,
from st. Bartholomew bound to
Baltimore. was east away on Smiths
island on the 10th OF January. The
crew and passengers were saved,
and have arrived at Norfolk.
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JESSE BLEDsaE. is elected a Sc
nator Of the u. States from The state
Of Kentucky, in place Of Mr.. PoPa,
whose term ct service expires nth
March next.
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The question then was on concur
ring with the committee ofthe whole
House. t.
Mr.. Randolph spoke in spposition.
No decision was had when ourtet-
ter came away.
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The British Parliament have vot-
ed one hundred thousand pounds. Cor
the purchase Of the manor Of Vel
Iington and other real estate. te b.
given to the Marquis of Wellington.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-20
CTO be Continued }
NASHVILLE, (Tsn.) Nov Is.
OEVT(TAE pApEUQ

Communicated to The Legislature Thursday last.
Senators and Representaffyes Of TsnHessse,
have the honor transmit Of received yes.
terday from Gen Jackson, the Of the u Stsess
acting against the Greek Indians containing al the details Of the
late between the detachment from West Tennessee
and the Creeks aud informing Of the favorable result ~ that
important aceyementihey deserve well Of their euuny for
their gallant conduct Other Of his letter do give Ror
nston Of the details Of the battle and therefore, omitted
the substance relates e prsb by Of future movements
certain contingencies happenings and what he might have bes
enabled 10 bve done had he been well supplied hope AID
believe plentiful supplies the way tie and that
oerabe supply reached them Immediately after tie date %
the Generals last despatch The result Of future movements,
ending with engageents be will doubt
their Importance n due time sod general nforms-
ton thereof have made t rule communicate all
public my duty dictates proper,
ever shall the rulet affords pleasure 20,
WILLIE BLOUNT.
November IS, 1913.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-20
For The VIRGINIA ARGUS.
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
No. ".
No. ".

The night 0 Instruetty Representations, naiiennble
right. To be executed by Nan in his Native. and nor
IN his Retresentafiye chqyectey.
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. e6.
General Court .HGrtiGI.

We understand that a general
court-msrlial viii assemble in this
city on tie 25'h day Of February
next. for the trial of brigadier gen
erai VIM. HuII. and that the court
is to be composed OF the following
members :
Presidcr.t-Brigadier Gen. Wade
HAMPTON.
Misunderstanding. Gen. Jos. Bloom.
fold Brig. Gen. j. p Boyd: Brig.
Gen II. Rurbeck Gel. G.. lizard.
Artillery: Col. A.Macamb, Artillery {:
Col. j. Eurn, Caviar. Col. J. ST.
monds. Infantry Col. j. kiussberry.
Infantry: Col. L. Parker. Infantry !:
Col. II. Brady. Infantry; Col. ".
II. "inder. Infantry; Col. P. p.
Schuyler. Infantry.
snpernumerartcs.-IieutcrsntC Co.
lenel W. Scott, artillery; Iieate-
nant Colonel J. Chrystie, infantry;
Lieutenant Colonel II. Dennis, intan
try.
Judge .adrocatc-A. J. Dallas esq.
We understand that Horace Bin
ney, Esq. is to be the counsel Of
Gen. Hull.
Philadelphia aurora.
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Sail AFLOAI.
JACKSON AND RCNINEY,

HAVE FOR SALE.
Tn. CARGO Of tie schooner Eliza,
Cdt,aRa Stodder, from Boston, con-
Gstmg Of
400 bushels Ground Alum Salt
IS barrels Glau5eT's Salts
40 bundles Wrapping Paper
so reams Writing Paper.
~ STORE.
200 bushels 6ne blown Salt
40 barrels prime Beef and Pork
5 tons Cordage, assorted sizes
IL Trunks Saoes. Laiies S Misses
black and eelorcd Morocco Shoes and
Slippers,
s Trunks Mems and Women's fine
Shoes,
Spsaish Fioat Indigo, BalsarB Capeyi,
Ii.A,a Col,ons, Cotton Checks, Cotton
Ticking,
500 Bushels Potatoes
70 Nova Scotia Grindstones,
dozen elegant plain and gill Fan
CIV ard Bamboo Chairs,
Mahogany Furniture
JaHusrs 81. dSw
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o,eph a1dev.tle,
COrser O" Ers end Fa'rfar Streets,
H.4S FOR Sale,
l4J Caesi -, and ia hess ne"
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson. Youna
Hvson, dyson Skin and Soachong
IS, 80 VI. Icfee
rs hnds. Nu:cavSdo Sugars
100 barrels GO.
$50 o H. loaf and hump S"t"rs
no barrels New England Rum
IS punchooas West India 20.
I2O .bar-eis y h'sAcy
a n'pe. French 'rsNdv
80 Hogsheads retailing M2iasses
sc osss Pepper ana Pnnsnlo
go 10. Spauisa Indigo
1000 ID CHOICE Na1Ger
s0) ID re6led SNi, Pe're
Is casks Gun powder
Which with his usual general as
sortment of The best Wines LdqN"r'
and Groceries, he will dispose Of o.
reasonable terms.
NuC -
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DISTRESSING,

~ w
The brig Edwin, aa
tain George Smith, NJ
ia The 9Th Aug. Ia,,, \
on the 18th VA. t,H'l
Algerines. andcslritI1
This WAS tie ml, AL
as late as TIC n'idt, /
which time ali a., l
in Port F.; but two lti,J
sail in'n'edia'eI.
was stripped Of c,en i
to hard labor on Oh.
released from Shaver
dish consul, who hail
eurity ard taken l.in1
~ he Edwin eIea,ttl
the only persons VT II
to Der, are Georgr { !
lem. master. 1 ral'ei,C]
er. mate. end Dani,Id
'em' seaman. II is nj
Government will in,]
measures for The reI.I|
'unate ic!lew eitizen,|
10 slavery, and ;lslN,]
restored to their l'iiesI|
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=. ,... can be said in praise OF

( e.. a n
=. Ia. can be said in praise OF
no w. Markets troop. His loss IN
captain and ui- xouaded was very cons!
asrahle. Among the killed. "s' ~" ~
o us."na lieutenant, W 1.-THE, was
seeo"I ~ - he arm al the commence
wo" y, Of ,he action, but ioushl until
1 nsI ," hts sassf his forehead, whether
''';,, ' his life in aibou, five hours
of the whole detachment not more
than four companies can properly De
said to have been engaged ; these
we're Mark'e's guards and Hopkins
troops Of horse, and Buffers com'a
nv oriafantry. The attack was made
on the three first mentioned troops
WHO sustained the shock until they
were reinforced by our COMPANY
Other paris If the army had some
slight skirciishinS: but were not
drawn into the regular liae Of battle.
All the cay,,rv we're armed with RI
fIes and muskets, and fought on feet
till day light.
Bur,ing TIE dead and making
nr.oarations for transporting oar
w.rnled. procra siina'ed car depar
tare ill late in the afiernasa. The
desa were buried in one fthe h0ns-
%. which was torn down and burned
over the graves TO nrcNrn' any trace
OF their deposit being discovered by
the indians. II Tie wounded WHO
were not able 10 ride where carried
on Filters hy horse this Bece -Sarilv
retarded our movements greatly. and
we we're every night undti. the con
tiuual apprehension eran attack from
the -ayages we evers night fortifi-
ed ourselves b, throwing up strong
breast " orx round our cncampment:
Tie men slent On their arms one
third of the detachment was detailed
every nis'it for guard. Fortunately
huAe,er. the reception We gave them
AT aIississinawa y deferred them from
again attacking US.
After "a tedious march Of seven
days we arrived al GreenviIt: from
that place we sent Tie prisoners nm
der a militia guard. to iiiiua. For.
tune favored us with respect to w-a-
Their. which was extremely cold
had it been otherwise, TIE difficult
ties from The, nuG.ber Of cree rs and
the great swamps We had 10 cross,
would have rendered il almost i'm.
possible. Tie detachment! is very
much broken dowa. from ihe scvfri-
ty Of the weather neari, one half Of
their feet frost bitten. hirA renders
them incapable Of doing duty. TO
add to our misfor'urrs. when within
two days march Of Grecnviile our
provisions were exhausted. This.
to troops SO mueh reduced by fatigue
and hardships as ave Mere. was ssii:
cient 10 damp tue spirits of any men.
The second night before eur arrival
at the settlement. we rrampeG O.,
The same ground we had oceu:,icd
On our march, GEt-icre our nrn
were glad TO gather the %r:.i,., Ci
corn from lr ground where tic
horses bid I'D. and n;,ich and boil
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NEW. YORK

Arrived ship Ceres,
bon, 42 days. :eFl
ships-lllinois. Taylor.
to sail the SANE da, 4
Thompson. for DO in
ste.dam Packet, Ba,lsI
cer'aia ; saPo. VsusiI
Sea Island. !;osa,t'. }
days; ship Almira. Cd
in III days +; iI'ecfra,
Philadelphia uncertain
rite. towiss. for Aid
days John Dickson, d
Dec. 22d : Jennisea., \
Two Brothers. l.apwh
do do ships Eannes
Alexandria =; Curiyd
Of Portland ; CoIur
Iork. uncer'. IL; hu
rived from New Ya.|
Ca|' d"ria going ia;
dc ; Factor o. /; Say,
York. DO ; n ship sags
Canton. Of New lmI.
uthfr names HrknOvn,
~. Earriden. for SsIn
Washington Of Sa'cm;i
Co,ti. for NV Yr,.
brig Venus, T,ovkHI
so days FROM New Yri
night orf. WIS cha.pt
gun brig. Eu, did ru
ter dark. At 10 rsr
main yard. Ee,erht
bear''d b.! the IuHs
Decatur, about Is h.aj
The Isle ofLanssro'r,l
Of the Csnar, hiaa, |
chased b.. "a tr;,.t,v !
yo' clear &iler dark. y
WAS hrrua!! 100 ;rf I'd
tnE Il l. knei &c ND
Cast. @:"v ~, iA la. H.
20. irri', .%ri; ia Fri
lift titp Para :u,.: I'D
uCdcr c"HICI o. orr L
lien 6 days H"m Gar
pe"n!a mns'i, sch Mt
.no;har slip aaa"rrr,
san,p feet. WIS fhrS
under a press oFs~A q
nor.l.w ard End ah0lIs
ward. Saw III IT,:
deeply IeSdeG h,i2g
iorcsail. ha,,rs los 10
same right 81" " laE1
close reefrd tops rs q.
southwark.
Also. Portuguese
Charlotte.
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Land iH

Land ibG 4
1y Vrtue IN Deec o u
rcd UGshington Jn~.
Zethyr. 10 M~ sp':r'
tr9ceed 10 ssH f1r t'"l
ton or hr 8rh day "a
on The frem:Ses,
Ali those Trad
ruate in the county O I
called Laurel Grove q.
vised TO the said W.
William Augustine vi
ther 4; or so u.uch there
ne debt and lrtcres "a
and the costs arising 10
Jesse 4
Carter
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January 7

G.. ASK D
OFFERS FoS
3 boxes 10 & i 4 IT.
4 do Colored ThFt'''
2 DO. Nuns Thr, al 4
A few pieces real SUP i,
Kerseymere'
10 bales India Co'!0''' b.
5000 pieces Nam se ~,
One box w. &. Nee,
S casks Red CIo'sf :"
December 9
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JOHN ii. s2EASE
AND
10. III. s;tNDEVuLE,
uNoAR rHE, FIRM OF
CHE.7SE & .H.1 rDE;ILLE,
corner of Eisk a7G ;'4s4gt"n sreetS,
OFFER FOR SALE,
q tSri. Who'ts le and Real
GROCERY G FLOUR STORE.
J.s,sa Ca, Anqaua and y Ensiard Rum
C.5ssss, Peach and Apple Brandy
Old Re Wniskey. common Whiskey
Muv;soch's best Madelra
L. Tcnerifss
Lisbon S"lNEs
Port aud
Malaga
Loaf, Lump and Piece Sugar
aiascovado do. of superior quality
Gnnpowder
lmperia IEAo OF the most
Yaung Tyson approved quality &
Hysen Z latest imperialism.
Hyson Skin and
Cungon
Green s. white Coffee, spinning Cotton
Saap, mould s. dipt Candles
Pow der and Shot assorted, Gsn Fhnts
Goshen and Rhode-Islana Cheese
rlo,rerd, Almonds, Raisins s. Currants
Sit Petre, Race aud Ground Ginger
'S,arch, Ba riley, Rice, best Flotsn' ladigo
F.y-olue, Cnpperas. A'ium, Prpper
A ,pice, Cinnamon, Mace, Cloves
Nrtm eGs
3 Il Spanish and country Cigars
Hair Stturs. 3 d-cords Leading Lines
anh@'rrscC Ropes
Wig and Wrapping Paper
Cars a0d fac Salt aud
P,a!sler OF Paris
ALS0,
800 bus5ela P 'l,toes.
The b.>u ianiiy Fi>u' by the barrel.
VI + ,ur pr. Chased frem waes"ns'
or received on siGrAge, and the highest
market price allowed when ordered tor
sale.
J,nuary ls.