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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14

French army, commanded by marshal
Soul, The battle lasted Jour days. com.
mencing on The 9Th 8 ending on the 18th ;
the latter day was the most serious and
bloody, the French having left on the field
OF battle upwards of $500 men. Their
loss on tina, day alone exceeded 5000 men,
and in the whole must have amounted TO
nearly $4,000 They retreated after the
battle of the 18th into Bayonne, where
Soult with about 40,oco men is completely
hemmed in, and surrounded by the allied
army, sir Rowland Hill with his division be-
ing in advance Of Bayonne. The allied
army, as might be expected in such hard
fought battles, sustained grea, loss--,he
guards alone had 500 killed the 57th also
suffered severely. But few prisoners were
taken. Three regiments of Germans and
Dutch deserted from the French and were
embarked at the time the Cleaner sailed.
They have since arrived a, this port in
transports under convoy Of the Marshal gun
brig,
Here follows long official despatch Of
lord Wellington, describing the action
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NEw.Brproap, Rcb. IS.

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Arrived at Fairhaven, British brig BIZ.
tannia, Skidmore, prize master, prize to the
privateer Mars, lngcrsoll, of New York.
The Britannia was from Seville bound to
London, with oranges and olives and was
captured in sight of the Rock OF Lisbon on
the 2Eth Dec. all hands taken out and four
men and boy put on board several other
vessels being in sight the privateer went
in pursuit ofthem After the brig had part
ed from the privatcer, it was found they
were almost destitute of every kind of pro-
visions, or water and for the last fourteen
days subsis,ed entirely on oranges. Spoke
nothing until the 24th Feb. when they fell
In with Spanish brig, (reported from Car.
olina) and requested small supply OF pro
visions but were refused-One Of the sea
men, "a Mr.. Richardson of this town. died
On the morning Of the oath.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-05
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

~ RS. DOWSON having given up
lVH her Boar ding House Establish
ment on the Capitol Hill, intends dspos-
ing Of her Furniture at Public Auction,
on Monday the 9th day OF May, if fair,
if not, the next fair day, consisting Of
the following articles: Double and sin
gle high post and field bedsteads with
curtains, double and single beds, boil.
sters and pillows as good as new, din
ing, drawing and bed room window cur
tairs, hair mattresses, Merseiiles, cot.
ton and quilt counterpaines, bureaus,
desks, dressing, toilet and other tables
suitable for chambers, wash stands, ba-
son and pitcher, dining & drawing room
and chamber looking glasses, large and
small English ingram carpets Of various
sizes, to suit the different rooms, all
good side, board, sopbas, settees, ma
hogany dining tables with claw fees,
mahogany card and tea tablcs, plated
casters, knives and forks, chairs and
writing desks, table and tea China and
queens ware, pyramids Of different sizes
and glasses to suit, tumblers, Jelly and
wine glasses and decanters, Japan
plate warmers, shovel and tpngs and
andiross, wire tenders, brass mount.
ed, iron and tin tenders for chambers,
rose blankets of various sizes, diaper
table cloths, linen and cotton sheets,
passage and stair carpets, passage lamps,
walters, large and small, stone pots for
pickles and preserves, iron pots, grid
irons, frying pans, washing tubs iron
bound, chicken coops, and other house.
hold and kitchen furniture too tedious
to mention: The terms Of SAFE are, for
all sums under thirty dollars, cash, and
for all sums over thirty dollars, a Gre
dit Of nine months will be given, the
purchasers to give their notes with app
proved endorsers, to bear interest from
the day of sale.
Washington City, April so.--.st.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-05
VALUABLE PROPERTY

A TRACT OF LAND containing
two hundred and seventy three acres
and a2half, situated on the banks of
the river Potomac, about four miles
from Alexandria by water. On the
tract there are two excellent Herring
Landings. the upper one is well i'm
proved by fish. house, exceeded by
none IN point of convehisnce. There
is on the premises convenient D well
ling House in good repair, spacious
Kitchen with two rooms, which may
be converted into lodging-places for,
eight servants, and a large loft,
smoSe.house. and mills-house there
is also an unfinished frame building,
which at a small cxpenes might be
converted into barn, near it is we'll
OF excelleht water, and there are on the
premises two good springs, part of the
land has been covered, and is sus-
ceptible of much improvement, the
fenses arc in good repair, considera-
bic psrt post and rail- aud there is a
sufhciency of rail timber and fire wood.
1t is presumed persons wishing to
purchase will view the premisss-a
further description is considered un-
pecessary--for particulars apply to
Z. l Taylor, Esq, Alexandra.
lfthis property is not very shortly
sold by pirate contract, it will be of
fered at public sale on the premises
some time ia the month oil, June rext.
". B. There is a considerable num-
her ofyoung peach trees &c: in full
bearing on the above tract.
c. w. Valangen.
March 10. diff.
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~ g u D. sLMMs. RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
By virtue Of deed Of trust

frem Daniel M'Carsy and Margaret
Matilda SnowdeH, his wife, will be ex
posed to public sale on Saturday the
asd day of April, tract of Land ly-
ing in the County of Loudoun, State
of Virginia, known as M'Carty's Island
to satisfy balance due on said tract.
This property lies about 20 miles a.
bove Georgetown, and the City of
Washington, containing $40 Acres,
is known by its productions to be the
most valuable and desirable land in Ell.
Their the states of Maryland or Virgil
MIA, & with proper cultivation man be
made to produce IGO bushels Of corn
per acre. A great proportion of this
tract is heavily timbered, from which
an inexhaustible quantity of ship tim
Der, slaves, &c. may be taken.--The
property will be shewn on application
to Mr.. John w. Bronaugh, in George
town.-Terms of Sale will be made
known on the day of sale by
The Trustees.
Jan %. lawts.
THE subscriber by virtue of deed
Of trust from rhc above mentioned Da-
MEL M'carty, decd. will also expose
to public sale for Cash, the above men
toned property It the time and place
above mentioned, to satisfy a balance
due of.certain debts in the said deed Of
trust mentioned.
Thos. Swami, Trustee.
Feb ,s
In consequence of the bad
ness Of the weather, the sale of
theaboyc property is postpon-
ed until Saturday the 2Sth of
May next, when it will take
place on the premises.
April % dts.
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THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1914.
10 Dollars Reward.
u AN AWAY from the Subscriber
III on the night Of the 9TH instant
Muldtto Girl MARY.

Often calling herself MARY ANN
TRIPLE TT. about s years old, mid
die stature, remarkable forward when
made free with She carried away with
her two cotton frocks one Of blue with
narrow stripe of white-the other a
purple cross-bsr'd with black and Yell
low, (both new. No particular mark
except a cut on the fore finger of the
right hand, which has lately healed up,
prevents her bending her finger
Mary is. PRETTY generally known in
town, and is supposed to be harbored
by the free people of color, having
never in all her life been beyond the
limits Of the town. If taken in the
country, further compensation will be
made. All masters Of vessels and O.
Tiers, are forewsrned from harboring
or carrying he Gff.
Alexander Nick enzie.
APril 81 l2t.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-05
April 10.
Hardware and Cutlery.
ADAM LYNN,

Othosite the Mechanics Bank,
HAS FOR SALE.
Iron and Brass Door Locks, Stock
e Locks, Pad Locks, Chest, Cupboard
i'ruak and Drawer Locks, Butt Hinges,
II Strap and Chest Hinges, Wood
Screws, Latches and Bolts, plated and
timed Bride Bits, Stirrups & Buckles,
Files, Planes, Chissels, GimbleH, Avis
and Shoe-taoks, Gun-hints, Brittanis
Metal and Pewter Spoons, Needles
Pins, Netting Pins, Fish-hooks, Brass
and Japanued Wares, Cross.cut and
Hand-saws, Cotton Cards, Knives and
eorks, Pen-knises, Razors, Scissors
Butcher and Shoe knives, and few do
zen English
sGR,4I.r AND Grass SCYTHES.
ALSO,
> Jewellery, Silver and Plated Ware,
Swords, Epaulets and Plumes, &c. (
s HIS has also Cut lacks and Sprigs OF
every description, for sale at the manu-
facturers' prices. 70
Anrii q tt
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MRS. MOONEY,

INFORMS these who have favored
Il her with their custom, that she has
lust received a handsome assortment
Of STRAW HATS ofdiffersat kinds
from New York and Philadelphia -
Ladies' Black Silk Stockings,
Ladies White Silk do.
Ladies Fine White Cotton do.
Mems do. do.
Common Kid Gloves.
Colonred Kid do.
Black best quality Kid Gloves,
White do. do.
Small Boxes Pins,
Apron Tapes,
Short yellow Nankeen,
Yard wide Chinlz.
April 9S
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!, JOHN LOVE.
March 70. law3m
Left nv House,

On Sunday, at 2 o'clock, Thy son
WAsHIxaroa MoariNRR, about twelve
years old, fair complexion, very light
hair: had on q dark home made toa9
light home made pantaloops. sna e.
MersaiIles waisteost. ! am fearful hs
has met with some accident al he never
did any thing Of The kisd before. Any
person giving information eonestning
him will confer q favor On biz dieafsgs.
ed mother, which viii be Ssat 5slj5 ~
knowledged. {
Sarah AIsisinet
NAYS
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Joseph Vaudeville,

lOSSpll MdlioSsiSs =.
Corner Of King and Faigfar Sreefs'
OFFERS FOR SALE, :
$50 quarter chest, and boxes lEAo
OLDEST quality,
IT hhds. Muscoyade s Orleans Sn'
gars
81 barrels "
$4,000 lbs. refined Sugars,
10000 10. Coffee
1000 ID Pepper
y 40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Choco.
late No. | and 8
is pipes Cogpiac Brandy
10 puneheons w. India Rum
S hhds and 90 bbls Northern 40.
40 casks Smyrna Wine
81 hhds Molasses
$50 boxes Raisins
900 lbs Fresh Crrarts
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
md seaerat assortment as nsxae, ),
0fthe best WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-05
Land for Sale.

L0fld Tof Sdle.
FESHE subscriber offers for sale, be-
& tween, IL * 1900 Acres of LAND
in Charles County, Maryland, situated
about miles from Port-T obacco, and
the same distance from navigable wa
tiers. This property is rendered very
valuable or account of the great body
of timber upon it, and there is a large
stream of water passing through the
land, upon which Grist or Saw Mil
could be erected with great advantage
A more minute description is thought
unnecessary asitis prcsumsdthose wish
ing to purchase will first view the Lard.
For terms apply to John B. Morris or
Daniel ct St Thomas Jenifer, Esqrs.
near Port Tobacco, Mr.. Alexander
Moore of Alexandria or the subscriber.
WALTER Fl. JENIFER.
Port Tobacco, Feb %. tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-05

ftty Dollars Rezond.
II ANA WAY on the sist Oct, from
IL the subscriber, living near Be.
nedict, Charles County, Maryland, a
Negro Man named =
:, GE ia RID,
About 20 years of age, about feet2
to 4 inches high, has a full set oftesth;
thick lips, down look, and is tolcra-
bly, dark. When he left hons he had
on twilled country cloth jacket and
troYsers about half worn, and new
oznabures shirt. Its probable he has
changed his clothing, as he took others
alonF with him. GERARD formerly
belonged to Francis H. RoEer. decd,
and was sold to me by DIR. Danger.
field. He has always lived near the
Alexandria Ferry on the Maryland
side and as his parents are living
there now, it is expected he is lurking
about the town OF Alexandria or city
Of Washington. He has relations at a
Mr.. William Bells, living on the Po-
tomac, eight or ten miles below Piss
eataway-He has also some acquain.
tances living in the neighbourhood of
the Cccoquan Mills in Virginia. AS
he is an artful fellow, it is probable he
viii change his name, and ende your to
pass tor free man
Masters Of vessels, as well as other
persons, are forewarned harbourisg or
employing said fsllow at the peril of
the law.
Whoever will take up said fellow &
secure him in ssme jail so that ! get
him again, shall receive the above re.
JAMES MORTON.
March "a.
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KANH4lVA LAND


FOR SALE.
TRs SuBsc2IBERs WILL SELL ABOUT
400 ACRES
Of FIRST quality unimproved bottom
AaAD, lying on the great Kanhava
RIVER, in the state of Virginia, and be-
cs part of the lands belonging to the
s'a;e o. DR.. James Craik, decd. The
Character of the Lands upon the Kan
a2Ta generally, and particularly CT the
Hact known by the name of
Craik's Survey
htOo we'll understood TO require de-
@spiioa, suffice it to say, that the land
non oaered for sale, is inferior to none
'''aat country. Salt works hays been
is'e'Y established in its nsighborhood
a :, 'aIl aud perfect title will be given
ems OF sale Cash. Persons disposed
" purchase win apply to
J. ID. Simms,
OR
Alex: Moore
executors Of the last Will and fesfc-
;, men. IF jas. Craik, deed.
March II dts
EIhe EDITORS of Nat. Intclligcn-
Sh winchester Gazette, and Lees
s "ashingtonian will please insert
- above IN their respective papers
=, ~ times, and send their accounts to
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THE. SUBSCRIBER,

THE. SUBSCRIBER.
HAS received for Sale, fresh sup
ply of first quality PHILADELPHIA
PORTER Sc ALE, a part Of which is
now in bottles, aud fit tor use.
WIN. DUNLAP. :
NIB. He has also on hand, and for sale
at his Mandatory, ~.
400 boxes superior quality SOAP and
CANDLES, Mould and Dipt-4,
S, 6, 8 and 10 TO the pound,
es ibis. clear N. C. ROSIN.
w. D.
ALL "a
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TvHE Subscribers having obtained
4 from the Court ofFairfax County,
Letters restamentary GA the Estate Of
Doctor James Craik, deceased, request
all persons having claims against the
said Estate to presentt them for adjust
laent, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment
]. d. Simms,
"a. Moore,
Executors Of James Craik.
Feb. "a.
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March "a.

gT The Council will sit as
a Court Of Appeals, at the Council
Chambep ON the 18th, 18th & 18th
inst. between the hours of 10 and 2
of each day
/. P. Thompson, G. c.
April s. cost,
PRINTING!
NEATLY ExEeVTED AT THzs offleE'5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-03
NOTICE.

w HEREAS by virtue Of refo've Of the Leg
ilaure OF the Commonwealth of MaG.chu
feus, paiIed on the fourteenth day Of June one
thoniand eigh, hundred and fourteen, the Hon
Perez Morton, Attorney General Of The Common-
wealth aioi e'a,d, and IN behalf of faid Common
wealth aud Johah Little, Bfq the general agent
OF he P'Jepicoit proPsietors, and zlfo his own
right under ta'd propre,ors. have agreed to iub
mi 10 he award and final determination Of the
undethsued or any two OF them after full hesring
before a Of the laid referees. what FUN OF money
the iaid rroprietors, or their heirs or any perions
claiming and holding under them, are IN law and
equity ,U,'tied to receive from the Commouwez h
aforeiaid, az an equiva emf and ia full compenia
toa 10 the ia'd ptopvieiors or their heirs or auy
perion or perloa' claiming under than for all their
right, title, inlere aud eitate 10 aud to all the lands
fold and granted by fad Commonwealth 20 Johu
BRIGHAM aud others by virIue of a refoive paffed
on he ninth day of February, one ,houfand ieven
hundred aud ninety eight, which lie, to the iou!h
OF welt line drawn from the uppermon part of
the twenty mile falls upon Audroicoggin river.
lhn I" therefore TO give notice to the Attorney
General, aud the Pejeptcot proprreors, their heirs
or aiyas, and ALTO to the occupaus Of iad 'ands,
that The soderGgned referees will meet for the pur
Po.es aforeiaid Al the School Houie near Major
Godfrey Gsoveioors in, A1iaet, on Wednesday, the
fifth day Of October next, at ten O'Clock 10 the
forenoon. LOrHROP LEWIS
ALBION X PARIS,
ROBERT d. DUNNINC.
Aspsh IS 1874 Avn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-03
FROM THE LANCASTER JOURNAL.
PRINTERS DUN.

Tvo dollars at the present Tins is but
rifiing consideration for a years newsps
,ers. we cas m Ike very little on years
.ubscrip' ion. But if we had 70 pspe S, no
les, nor ink, nor balls to buy-if We bad
. jnurneym-n to pay-:n short. if the whale
80 dollars were clear prcft. hey would
IDLY buy aJoint OF nest sufficient to f
8 mouths, which number mus, some how
oher, be filed every day by means Of our
-RESS This is exclusive Of the dog aba
&c cat-.whicb, (f We were so rude as e
,at man and brittle togesher.) would jus,
make sco'e.-'7hmk Of ih,t master B, ooks.
Think Off, ye whose duty ii Is % help Us
= .nese times "ihat r.. mems" purses
raink il, ye. vino owe only oae fsuo 0,
A'ee dotars-re me rnher the old Scotch
5tosero--,hat " m nv a Little m .kes a muc.
kie, - nd the English prove b, that
hard t'r sn empty Gag % stand P,ight.o
Think OF these things, beloved brethren,
md grant Us where wih 10 keep our PRES
.prgh. and cur minds cheerful.
=" Pay rs what thou owest."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-03

the citizens, in getting up funkcu vefTels
That the depreciation of the PritIth was
confined to Cotton. Fkur and 7obacv:-
That the quantity of Flour carried away
did not exceed 10000 barrels of To-
bacco, one thoufand hogfheads; of Cot.
ton, $50 baies; and of Wine, Sugar, and
other articles, not more than 5000 dollars
worth That three ihips, three brigs,
and feveral bay craft, were all the veaels
taken away That only one ihip was
burnt ard that no private dwelling was
viGted or entered in rude or hottie man.
ner, nor were the citizens perionaliy ex-
pofed to infult.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-03
CAUTION.

"A fl ERCHANTS & others are eau toned againf
WI purchaiing the two following Bills Of Ex.
charge, which have been Ion in The Pocket Book
of the iubicr'ber, the road from Newyork, VIZ
One hilI for { 7o6 9. Cd Sterling, drawn by Sam
uel Gray oae do for 1894 ferIing, drawn by
Samue! Gray. sylvanus Gray and William Ray,
both Bill. drawn in favour of william Gray, and
indoried by him at thirty days fight on Samuel
Williams London THO aAS w WARD.
1.-THE above Bi!Is or either of them lhou'd be
dhcovered, it is requelted tina; Information may be
given 10 the fubfcuoer a. Bottom
One hundred dollars reward is
tered for the Pocke Book and It's couients,
Bottom, Sept, !, ,SI4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-03
NEW GOODS.
Weber & Chase,

HAVE for sale an extensive sssori ment OF
ENGLISH g FRENCH GOODS,
for the present and approaching be
'on--among which are,
Best supelfne Bsoadcloths
Midling and low priced do
Superfne Cassimercs, consisting Of
black, drab and mixed
Cords--Cos,ings-- Duffils
Flsnnels and Baizes
Peiiece Cioths-Bombszetts
Wilbores-Durspls-C
Best dress'd and addressed Calicoes
Silk and common Cingaams
Cambricks, white, black and coloured
A large assortment of Fancy Muslins
Shswls-silk aud cotton ii andkerchicfs
Long Lawn--Linen-Brace
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto silk & worsted Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Goa, aud Vest Buttons
Ribbons Tapes and Bobsins
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen * ladies
Silk Gloyes-Bullon Moulds
A general assortmen; OF American
Factory Goods, &c. &c.
on s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-03
SHE 1T AUCTION.

Taken BY Execution, 2 II Of September, inf
and to- be EA AFT Of 0ctobsr nsxt, at ,,v.
gtbe clock. p. III at tbb public ku6 n
Jana. Spa'r97U, ~. IN H'sftroek,
4 LII the right, which George kober,. h,,i,
equity TO redeem The following defcflbed lana.
mof'saged for las, March 9. So TO wit
'hirty eight acres. more ef, ftua ed in Cam.
E'zabe h, on the eaiieely fide of the eoun ro,d
from Suroudwater 10 Scarborough being n.
whole of the farm. On which iaid Roberts form.,I,
lived on the eatter!y tide of ia,d road e1cep, VIVA,
was LEI Oft on executions TO !ofeph Baker and !.
mother aud TO Rober' MLaughn bounded wef.
tery by tad county road, foutherly by town
road, eaitefiy by Joflsh Welcoa,s land. and north.
erly by John skans land. Alto another lot Of
thirty acres lying in faid Cape Elizabeth by the
izid Roberts pprcnaied of the proprietor. of Ral.
mouth. a. common and undivided land. as by their
deeds u ,s11 and nj 20 TAD Roberts viii appear
September 1874.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-03
SACO HOTEL.

NATHANIEL SNOW, begs leave TO inform his
~ friends and the public that he has opened a
Houie Of genteel lodging and Entertainment for
ttAve ers in Sacc And the better to'acsommoda,e
Them he has taken the large * commodious dwell
ing houie owned and lately occupied by Mr.. Jon.
a han Tucker, few rods above he Bank As the
q u.t;ou aud convenience of the hui ding furp,Nes
ha, OF any other in town, he fat ers himfelf tina,
by his own pc f'na attendance and the attention
II his FAM y he ihaIi be enabled to give that
iati.faction which his eltabliihment promfe,.
,saeo Scot 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-03
Copartnership Formed.

THE subscriber informs his patrons and the
rublic that he has taken his brother, JosruA
SHIRLEY, i,lto partnership with him, and that
The Gazette and other Printing will hereafter
be conducted By them under the firm Of
a. & ]. Shirley.
This furnishes sn additional reason for al i'm.
mediate adjustment of the debts due thrs estab
,shmcnt en- the LIST inst. on which day this 81.
,eration took p'ace.-Q~lr Il is confidently hoped
and expected, that those who are indebted for
papers, &c. will preclude the necessity Of n
iogdsy call, BY embracing the first oppor' unity to
discharge their dues. A. SHIRLEY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-03
Medicines, Paints and Dys-Stuts.

Benjamin Butman,
SIs Of the Gsi.es h.isr, Midit A. eel.
Has juft received frefh fuppy of
Mso'e'nes, Paints ind Dye-StafS,
and offer. for lale--
bbls London White Lead
do Spruce Yellow
81 do LInieed Oil
40 lbs. Verdigrie
100 do Gum Copai
IS do Gum shellack
80 boxes by G)Afs
IL do by 20 do
10 do 20 by i2 do
9 do 10 by Is do
80 tons Logwooa
~ do Futile
do Nicaragua
hhds. Ground Camwood
i8 calks beit Green CopperAs
do Aium
1000 lbs. RomAA vi'riol
500 do Oil do
100 do aqua Fortis
80 do Nader
200 do Bengal Indigo, Grft quality
100 do re6ned Camphor
so do Turkey OPIUM
100 do QuickGlver
100 do sue. Aioes
as do Centian Root
100 do Crem Tartar
500 do Flour Suipher, &c &c.
Purchaiers can be fuppied with a'mo0 every
article uiualy wanted ~ The above branches, upon
the lowell terms for Cath or approved credit.
9siy rs smo