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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

FgNHE s7iJscri5er 7giH sell 1896 acres Of Ualnable
a Land, an The county Of Culbepper, tyjrg an tie
east e5ld rect side Of Fiat Ran, hghly Improved
NTH buildings, orchards and 'acad9sos. The srGct
will be Ujoed into for lois, 70 sti! prchGscrsi
!yfuing ae1,y equal quantity II Teaao.g ground
zo0od Ld;,d, and 7gatsr, to each iot. IL hes about
zen ,aiIes Ge'o,o Culbebper CosT.houSe ,fUe mics
3rom !9ieUens6Tg, tsseHty-eigh miles from Fiede-
rfcks6w.g, slrfy niles fran tie city Of Washington
and 95erdndI1a, and ilety mics from tie CITY Of
Richmond; IN rich Gnd pobulqas neigh5orhood-
Tie soil is particularly adapted 10 ne culture of
TpheGg, earn, and tobarco, and zgiH produce corce
Tent tnoiAy, aud red md 7sli.e clgver zttH9NI tie
aid Of 'iaister cfPTis; thongi The clsUer is much
improved by TIE aPpicat;0J IF Picister, f'opr the
erbe,llcnts that have JceR ir1ide Should he Ianl
be sold tie purchaser nay be furnished NTH from
t7Oo to three hundred barrels Of corn, serenity Aea9
Of sheep, from, hGift0 tHee quarter 6io0ed -tTeri-
7os, ftiyhead hogs, eight god mark horses fsgo
yoke of oreH, seUerGi heh 6redm mares and cats, and
plantation utensils of es'ery description. Heiand
adjoining the so'h, bas elegant seat Of Cabtoin
John TRoms, and TIE north, that Of Cbarles Car
Ter, eag. There is q aatigb'e SNIbher Si1Tag in
tie Vicimty Of Mi5 farm, ION capt JOl5t IHom'S
Plantation, 7pEose efficacy curing diseases Of ga
TioUs kinds, has been often established JesOnd
doHGt. There arc about tIro hundred dCTes Of
dozg land on tbs 1Grw, thirty acres Of 'gbich are
laid dosup IN Timothy, and nb0H zen an c'OUer.-
There may be tsV2 Kindred and tg bushels cf.scas
seetlsd Ais fall, on fresh and maEp'edLand Shswid
tie land nos be sod5etore He lot Of October rierf,
zg1H DC rented O 10 s1df tenants. Should 10 be sod,
one nth II Tie purchase m5Hey 7uiH he expected 10
be baid, 7sEs,b the deeds arc made; credit fer Ire
balance 7giR be olo7ged in fur ANIMAL Payments.
beGriag Interest from tie Gate. .4mortgGge o. decd
Of trust qsiA be required, II secure tie pGyanet Of
tie purchase money. PROPERTY in Or near Rich
1aoHd, yoimg .M-groes at far vaiaafi0n, viii
be receiOedin part pG1,aeR.
For terms, atp'v 10 Cof.. John TH9m, JoirH .Stro-
Hier, esquire, Of Chpetpe,' county, to mr. Thomas
Beasleg, .vio ,esids8 on Me flm, 10 the slbsc;i-
Der z0to also, offers fJr sale
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y SELECTIONS.
From EngEM ald - bab.ls rse.sgsd az ale q

he r
fce ofhe Co1un5aal.
Aletter from Paris of the 12'h INST mentions
that the duke Of Wellington hid taken an active
part 20 protect not only the national ediices, hut
TO prevent every k.rd Of extnruon.
A letter Of the i4th, states the foI,owinpDarti-
cUlars:-" Marshal Butcher, finding bis demand in
he way of cOntrIbutOn To tine amount of 100 mil
Lions of francs dsreg7rded, caused a letter to be
addressed to 'Ir LATTE, ~ Tourton NJ Rouge
mont. ". de Ia Serre, NJ Sb.rer, and NJ. Koch.
stating hat The contribution required must be
forthcoming; that they, as opulent bankers, with
the credit they possessed, we're competent to pre-
duce IL and that unless 80 millions offrancs the
first nstalment on one third of the amount, were
discharged within "a hours, they would be ar
rested and retained aS hostages for The whole sum.
!; was, we understand further ntimated TO these
gentlemen, &c that fany disposition was shown,
either TO avoid the contribution or procrast nate
the iqUSiati0n of IT. thar sAould be couueyed 10
Prussia 0nd secnrrdH hhe fortress o5SbaRdgu-
In this dilemma the bankers Of Paris, with other
inhabitants had adore ssed themselves tn the en-
Pegor Alexander and the king Of Prussia, appeal
tng 20 Their generosity and referring TO the mill
tary convention under which Paris was surrcn-
dered, &c.
Caracfcrofhe Frcuch-There perhaps is no.
IN The world people who more enjoy life than
The French, or who are more regardless as 20 its
continuance. They derive from nature that IN
difference 60 events which even philosophy can
rot teach, and which renders calamity nerve
less beyond the instant. The GM9r tnfrfe is
predominant passion, and we have often during
the revolution, seen the royalists rejoice at the
scheve ments other county, though disastrous
20 their Individual fortune.
Without any consideration 10 The frctVrtino
government of France, or who for the hour may
be is chief, England, after such an expenditure
Of blood, and perhaps thousand millions of
mcney, should in the first instance get back the
coded colonies in the East and West ladies, not
merely as beng valuable 20 US, but because that
IN the hands Of the French they would endanrer
all our foreign possessions.
i,0n60H Observer, JUiy 10.
Green Daie OAK T'ree.-Ths wonderfully large
oak tree was many years ago Quilted, that is, vas
cut through it's trunk with so large cavity rs to
( admit coach ond SIX horses TO be driven through
lib wbiob was rerfogqnsi ty The late duke 81
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1900 ACRES OF LAND,
Lying IN the State of Kentucky {:

rc-.tler uiaie ,7imbrovcd LOTS in the city al
JfGshiagtoH, eighty siHa'ed. md ove Lot n tic
same city, hdpdso1eb iuBro,ed, and nolV in lie &C.
C,tbaqcg cfczpt. craft. rs 10 tie terms 1olich
tbs later tro1sri5. mag be purchased, enquire Of
capt Sgr,tei .N .S;eaNvood, cftde cityo UashiHg-
ron, or 81 tie suJ5criJer.
NICHOLAS VOSS.
JuYy 90 if
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PUBLISHED
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
BY LOHN BURKE.

Four Doors Jcio7y the Bel TGvern, at Fo,ir Dollars
per Garitm, paid IN advG'tce.
b. advertisements inserted ct the asxGl
price, and promptly attended to.
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Ii,ondou Observer, Jag 10

Green Dake OAK T'ree-This wQndorfullvlarPe
oak tree was many years ago Quilted, that is, vas
cut through IFS trunk with so large cavity rs to
admit coach end SIX horses TO be driven through
is wsios was rerfoITnsj ~ The late duke 81
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FOREIGN.
SPEECH OF Nj. CARNOT.

DfHHON VI NJ. CAKNUT,
IN the 'Nattoaat assembly Of france, on tic
proposition 20 raise Napoleon from the
First ConsatSaip TO the rank Of Empe-
5,Or
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
From a London paper.
SINGULAR LAW CASE.

AssIzEs, March %, 1915, before Mr..
Justice Osborne.
The grand jury has made presentment
that one Richard Cain, then in custody.
was Udgra'a, having no certain place of
abode. Both the Traverser and Prosecu-
tor were denommated Doctors.
Doctor Jacob appeared, and was sworn.
He depOsed, that he was lately travelling
through the country, and having stopped
10 bait in village, he walked into the
street, and entered into conversation with
an acquaintance, the traverser Joined the
party, and mixed in the cOnversation.-
The doctor was struck by his solemn man
ner and conversation, and not quite pleas
ed with his intrusion, he made inquiry who
he was, but could gain no information
IRON the publican, the grocer, or the ex-
ciseman, or any body else-he, therefore.
(being a justice of the peace,) thought
himself bound to apprehend the stranger
as yagrant, who declined to give any ac-
count Of himself, except in wild manner.
Court. Traverser, have you any ques-
ton to put to this witness
IFarerser. limo D0mine Juder, rolor-
gnre,da ntedicasest isfeteSfis eel Ciericas ?
nam doctOT1tW &c lacfHare Uidetur.
Court. Answer the trayerser.
Witness. My lord, it is many years since
was at school, and am not very fippant
at the Latin.
Trarerser. Prob pltdor 1Iebercale, DO
mine JIsder iste Tests non habit verban,
IN bacca mn pOtest resp0mlere Interpo-
gnre hunc aoctor1m, nam medicats ego sun !:
ssd qtid de islo pUfandum, giti literaruia
.Jienitas eapertem Sc fqtetur /?
Court The trayerser asks whether you
arc physician, OF clergyman
Witness. A clergyman, my lord.
Here the traverser burst into an elo-
quent effusiOn Of angry Latin, comment
ing upon the evidence indicating his
good fame and condition of his life from
the accusation preferred by Doctor Jacob,
aud averring himself to be no vagabond.
The Grafton naturally collected a null
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
merous audience, and excited high muse
ment, testified by peals of laughter.

merous audience, and excited high muse
ment, testified by peals of laughter.
Amidst the general Glamour Il very res
pectable looking man came forward and
desired to be examined: he deposed that
ne was a s'iopkeeper in Barry {:
happened to be in the hall until the noise
and laughter attracted him into the court,
where he instantly recognized the traver-
ser, whom he knew to be a resident in
Newton Barry, a harmless eccentric man,
fond ofrelieving the poor, supplying them
with medicines, ana benevo.ently ramb-
ling through the country to do good.
Upon this evidence his lordsilip directed
the jury to find for the traverser, who APP
peared to ascribe his success to his Lati-
nifty.
Upon being discharged, he made low
obeisance to the judge, saying-Ego tibi
grGtios, Domine Jude.r, docte JudeG. Sel
Ia turning contemptuously to his prose
cutOf9 rale, raie, noti posthGc Spernere
rere aoctos, eel veroS aoctoreS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
DOMESTIC LNTELLTGENCE.
MAsnINeroN. JuIy bid.
Copy of letter from Captain Fiddle to
Commodore Decatur, dated
U. States Sloop Hornet, off Tristan
d'Acunha, March IS, 1915.

SrR--I have the honor to inform you,
that on the morning of the esd inst. at
half past ten, when about to anchor, off
the north end of the island OF Tristan
d'Acunha, sail was seen to the south
ward and eastward, steering to the west
ward, the wind fresh from the s. S. W.
IN few minutes she bad passed on to
the westward so that We could not see her
for the land. Immediately made sail to
the westward, and shortly after getting
sightofhe her again, perceived her to bear up
before the wind. hove too for him to
come down to us.-When she had ap-
preached near, filled the maintopsaiI, and
continued to yaw the ship, while she CON
tinued to come down wearing OCCASION
ally to prevent her passing under our
stern. At 40 p. NJ. being nearly within
musket shot distance, she hauled her wind
on the starboard tack, hoisted English co.
Tors, and fired gun. WeimmediateIy
Iufed too, hoisted our ensign, and gave
the enemy a broadside. The action being
thus commenced, quick and well direct
ed fire was kept up from this ship, the en-
envy gradually drifting nearer tOus, when
at II som he bore up, apparently to run
us on board. AS soon as perceived bel
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From the London Courier, May Is.


The duke of Wellington has thought it
necessary to rein in the fiery impetuosity
o. the troops under his command, by a
strict prohibition against their entering the
French territory before every thing is rea-
'ly for the great united effort. Theprepa-
rations are on all sides immense. 0stend
is SO considerable depot of arms and
stores that it resembles WOolwich War
rem The Belgian army is fixed at 40
hattaliions of infantry, 8 regts. of cavalry
and battalliOns of artillery. The small
Ter German powers have engaged to keep
on foot the same, or even greater numbers
than they did in the glorious campaign of
last year. AT Vienna the Land 7e1r
mount guard, the regular regiments being
all going to the armies. The Pruss;ans
are pressing forward with the greatest ca
gerness from all parts. The advance of
the Swedes has been formally notified
The Russians are in movement In prodigi-
Gus numbers. Thirty thousand of them
are to join the Austrian army in Italy. In
that quarter the fate of the campaign ap-
pears almost decided.
Murat. out Of about $4,000, which form
cd the whole of his army, is said to have
lost $4,000, and to be pressed on all sides
with the remainder, who are in a state of
great disorganization. He had convoked
sort Of Italian Champ de Mai for the
2Sth inst. at Rome ;butthe Austrians are
said to have entered that city and the
ceremony is of course deferred adj Gracas
CGieRdaS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
J. BIDDLE.
Fran the Boston Gazette.
CAPT. LAWRENCE AND TIE cHEsA-


CAPT. LAWRENCE AND TIE CIIFSA-
PEAKE
&C Fame is the sius' MGt the clea,. shirt ,f,f5 ,ais
|" That last ilfrnfty ofno5le nivd51
. 10 scorn de6gbts5 and HUc hGotf9us dqvs
p" Bw the fair GUerdoH, IoIch me hobe 10 mi
8 .4nd think % bmsf oVt into sp11sn 6lq-c
g Comes tsc 6tnl fry 41f6 he abtorred sbeare
F" IND sits he hin st,ifa hbe Jlg not tie PRAISES
The publication of The subsequent report would
have been premature, prior 20 the trial Of tse
surviving officers and men, whose conduct il i'm.
plicates. The reason for suppression no Ionge-
exists, and rs publication is due 10 the memory,
of the heroes, who, on that disastrous dav. so
gallantly sacrificed their lives for their country.
The members Of the court we're CON. Ram.
bridge and captains Hull and Smith, names den
titied with ch.valIy, and dear to Americans and
Their report contains she only authentic account
Of the engagement with the shannon.
Capt I.awrenoc's sailing orders were perernp.
to1y--aud when The enemy hove in sight, the
Chesapeakc's crew wcce mutinous, on account. OF
the non-payment Of Their prize money. The
commander could not have disobeyed BIS orders
with IMMUNITY; and mutiny was TO be overawed
by energy. He passed the day in preparation for
action, and in the encouragement Of his men +,
and before ight-fall the whole WAS animated with
his heroic soul.
The unexampled destruction OF tic Guerrero
was accomplished in less than eighteen minutes,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
an assemblage of ministers, at which the
Emperor presided.
The Journal de Lille. of the esd Nav.

The Journal de Lille, of the esd May.
persists in saying, the Count de Lille.
(Louis XVIii.) has abdicated: that the
Count D'Artois viii succeed him under
tie name, Charles the TIE lth and that the
first act of the new king has been to name
NJ. de Chateaubriand, Minister of the in
terror.
Stocks in France on the Sist May, Sc
to 81 at London on the esd consols were
SIS 3-8ths reduced 81 SO.
Bonaparte remained in Paris. and the
assemblase of the Camp dc Mai was post
poned to the 9Th of June.
The French papers report that Murat
had defeated the Austrians on the Cd and
Sd May, aud that he had ordered column
to attack the rear Of General Nugent.
a letter from Basic, in Switzerland, o.
the 18th May, announces the massage
through that city of a Russian Colonel on
his route to Paris.
A Brussels paper of the 10Th May states
that the revolt of tie Saxons at Liege had
produced great anxiety there, from an ap-
prehension that the Dutch soldiery would
follow the example, they being averse
to war.
"a ihShoui Su paper VI inc SOIn ADrli
asserts that the king of Denmark will not
put his troops in motion until he shall have
received compensation for Norway. The
same article adds, that It appears now ve-
ry difficult TO satisfy him, because the EN-
peror of Russia has declared positively
that he would do no act which might dis
please Sweden, wishing to unite all his
forces against Napoleon.
Louisiana cotton at Bordeaux, 176 to
i95. Potashes, 90 francs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
BRrssEns. Nav 8.

The Saxons had been ordered to separate those
belonging TO the ceded districts from those who
2 remain natives ofthe actual kingdom of Saxonv
They mutm ed, attacked Blucher's house, broke
lis windows, and only desisted in consequence
o. force being used, and with the loss of blood
An execution OF few of the SaXons was taking,
place when Ipassed through Lege.
After such an affair, it would be mpolt;c to
employ single Saxon in the next campaign.-
Some ofthem cried out repeatedly VIve .Naboleouy
and bell eve they and all inclined to that
SIDE of the question.
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mo. 1861
TI LET.

Tt LET,
TIE DWELLING HOUSE lately
occupied by capt. Eye!eth, situate at tho
of Fairfax aati Queen-streets pes.
session will be given Immediately. ZIP
C. p. THOMPSON.
June ID. If
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RoYALrsrREET, ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY,, jury 60, 1915.
Public Sale

Of Lo,u,lon and Fan. far Lands
AN Thursday the 10th day of Angus,
q next, il fair, if not, the next fai,,
day; the subscribers will offer at public
sale. at the tavern known by the name OF
GAINESVILLE, tract of Land lying in the
counties of Loudoun and Fairfax. The
above tract contains about two thousand
five hundred acres, and lies near the road
leading from Leesburg to Alexandria, "a
bout 12miles from the former, & q from
the latter place, and near the turnpike
leading from Little River to Alexandria.
It is situated in an agreeable neighbour
hood and connects the advantages OF wa
ter and timber lit has been divided in
to compact farms containing from two to
three hundred acres each, upon most of
which there are tolerably comfortable
dwelling houses, and will be sold in lots
according to the above diyision.-From
experiments which haze been made Of the
effects Of plaster On the above tract, and
has been found to succeed as well as Or
any other land in Loadon. One third OF
the purchase money will be required in
hand and the balance divided into two
equal annual instaiments with interest
ron the date. to secure the payment Of
which theypurciaser will be required TO
give bonds with approved security
The purchasers vii! be aIioued the pFi-
valese OF seeding in the fall, and pos
session will be given on the first day
OF, Januarf, 1916. Persons wishing to
purchase will I've shewn tte property by
,ir.Flohn Matthias, Surveyor OF Aoudon
County, residing in Leaeburg.
CAl22'r> 4. PAGE
JOHN W. PAGE
Tuon o. tAz.
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D.aILr, BY s. sroWDEN,
DAVID PEABODY

Has received IN addition to his for me
stock. the following GOODS, viz.
3 LACK, blue and snuf-colored Lon
I'D don Cloths
Blue and blue-mixed London Cassimeres
One case addressed Ginghams
One do. undress'd Cambrics, rery cheap
One dc. white and colored Hose
Blue, olive and green cotton Cassimeres
Shirting long Cloths, Irish shirtings
a. and rs Irish Linens
Sattinets, Kersenetts, 4 domestic Cling
hams.
Innp 90
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For BOSTON.
Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
William Harper, jun,
Ap0thecarY and DRUGGIST. Alexandria.

Apothecary and Druggist, Alexandria,
fairtax-street,
a IS lately received a general as.
I'LL sortment of Drugs, Medicines,
shop Furniture, Walls, Dye stufis, S'c.
and is IN daily expectation Of a very eZ-
tensive supply, which was selected from
the lateei importations, and will warrant
them to be pure ard genuine. and tie
prices as 10y as they can tie purchased
(of equal quality in the district. A
good credit given to physicians ard mer-
chants in the country, and tleir orders
executed with the utmost c4rs & atter-
tion--Country produce will tie received
at the highest cash price in payment fer
Medicines.
/ haze soGo WI. Of The first quality
Losaoodon hand at reduced price.
.Iuly o..
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Just Received,
A.HD For SHE BIZ
Griffin and Brawner,
At their Warehouse on King-street. 10
packages of DRY GOODS, contain.
ing:
Black and colored Bombazettes
Long Cloths
Madras Handkerchiefs
rs and "a colored Cambria,
DO. do. black do.
GingIlans, Linen Cambria
Imperial Muslin Shawls
Cambria Muslin
Cotton Hosiery
Beaver Gloves
10 fashionable London Dresses
Cotton shirtings. etc. etc. etc.
ALSO.
100 bags Green Coffee
100 boxes Soap
20 do. fresh Figs and Prunes
4 do. Arrow Root
II cases assorted Glassware.
July g.
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London Goods.
The subscribers have imported in the Ship
BosToN, Captain FINLEY. from Lon
DON, (via Baltimore an assortment OF
Seasonable Goods.
Among them are

Among them are
TyxTRA best London superGne Cloths
"a ana CassimeresN Waistcoatings,
Fancy and Wellington Prints. Cambria,
Book, Jaconet, Null, Leno, Whip
nett and Tamboured Muslins, Shawls
aud Handkerchief, Cotton shirtlngs.
do. Hose, Irish Linens and Lawns.
Sewing Silk, Twist, Gallons, Ferret,
Buttons, CoIored Threads, Pins, and Kid
derminster Carpeting.
By the first arrival at this port from Ii
yerPool they expect an assortment OF
W00LIENS.
c. & !. ?. Thompson
June %.
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For Sale,
Joseph pear,

JOOCpi
". rsprcrFuLLy informs his Friends
and fine Public. that he continues
!, i carry on the CABINET BUSINESS
" IT ;ts various branches, on Royal
: Srset. near the Market, and has on
s,nd some we'll made FURNITURE
A. And Also informs the Public that he has
40 900 new lIEARSE, and stock TO make
SoFrJNS if called for. He also makes
end repairs SOPHAS and every kind OF
CHAIRS On the shortest notice.
Fab o5.
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Maurice Herbert,

TaSAKES tais method Of informing his
E friends that he will remain in St.
Ralthoomews for several months, where
be will be grateful for any business that
may be entrusted to his care. His first
object will be to cultivate correspond
ence with the neighboring islands, by
which means vessels directed to his ad-
dress, in the event of an opening of the
British ports, will be enabled to avail
themselves Immediately, of the best mar
ket, thereby avoiding the expence and de-
lay of seeking ore. The schr. Louisa,
capt. Thorp, will sail to his address on
Wednesday, and the schooner Enter
prize the following day-Letters for St.
Barts. to go by the above vessels may be
left at the counting room Of Adams, Her
bert 4 Co.
July d.
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Gales AT VENDUE.

On sgsy Tassd as so and f'7aay'
S., vspdue store, corper OF Prince
Nhis and Water Streets,
VARIETY OF
n,u Goods, Groceries, &c:
. D lar Of which viii be expressed IN
tie bills of the day.
-. All kind of goods which are on
r.;.st;on ard the prices OF which are
H',bi;shea. can at any time be viewed
81 purchased at the lowest limitation
and prices. D = M.rsrFfIEP.
Fresh Young Tyson Tea.
ouarter chests of rerg superior
,o = ~ HYS0N TEA. just imported,
for @'s:'' JosspI, .HaadepiHs.
spril 60. u
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Cotton, GAS, &c.
Ne hnve on band (. efs' for sale,
so bales Virginia Cotton, Of a very
superior quality.
S. Whole and half chests FIRST chop
Gunpowder and 7. Iiys"n lea.
&c barrels A5ascoyado Sugars.
10000 pounds ereen & White Coffee.
s Ends. jamaica & An+igRa Rum.
6 ditto and 50 barrels second ana
tiIirA proof old Whis!sey, tit for
family use.
Tenerific and Port Wine. very tine.
400 reams Wrappi,g eaper.
50 half boves first quality Cigars
IS bags Pepper.
20 KEGS Copperas.
S tierces new Rice.
90 dozen best London Mustard.
SO boxes Mould Candles.
so ditto English Fig BInes'
With a general assortment OF Groce-
ries as usual.
BRYAN HANPsON SEQ
May %.