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CHARLEs C0IINTY cOURT
AUGUST 1915

AUGUST 1910
j GhN application to Charles county
court by petition in writing of &c
,rard Robertson, of Charles county, fol
/ the benefit Of the act Of assembly for The
lrelief Of sundry insolvent debtors, passed
lat November session, one thousand eight
hundred and FIVE, aud the several sup,
|ple,nents thereto, onthe terms mention,
led therein, schedule Of his propert,
land q list Of his creditors on oath, as far
las he can ascertain them, accompanying
his petition; and the court beingsatis:
lied by competent testimony, tI3< Che
Isaid Gerard Robertson has resided two
years immediately preceding the time OF
his application, in the state Of Mary land,
|lt is thereupon ordered and adjudged,
that the said Gerard Robertson, by caus-
ing q copy ofthis order to be inserted ia
some one of the newspapers edited in
the District of Columbia, once week
for three months, before the third Mon
day in March next, to give notice to his
creditors to appear before the said court
at the court house in Charles town on
the said third Monday in March next,
for the purpose Of recommending a trus-
tee for their benefit, and to shew cause,
if any they have, why the said Gerard
Robertson should not have the benefit OF
the act Of assembly aforesaid as prayed.
Test,
John Barnes, G..
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Accounts from antinople of Sept.
20, announce that the Servians have sent
deputies to that city, and to the Turkish
army, Offering submission in such terms
that bostilities will probably cease. The
arrangement however had not taken eff
feet ON the 25th Of the same month, as
Iseverai obstinate combats had recently
taken place. The account of an insur-
irection at Smyrna, is contradicted. The
troops of Mohamed Ally Paeha Of Egypt,
at Cairo, hayesreye!ted. committed great
excuses, aud compelled tie governor to
retire within the. citadel. The plague at
Constantineple, had not abated, but the
number ofcases Of it encreased. in con-
sequence OF the great concourse Of peo-
pie at the festival Ot. Bairam. 81
Calcutta papers Of Mar cd and Sd,
have been received in London, contain
ing accounts of severe action, which
took place under the walls Of Maloun.
between detachment OF English troops
and Seapoys under General Ochterlony,
aud 1000 Gooikahs under Uulr Singh
Kaiee. The koorkahs were defeated
with the loss Of 400 killed and wound
ed. Bughtee, the uncle of Umr, and
Guiuccu his csusin, were among the
slain. 1t was thought that this victory
must be speedily followed by the fall of
tie fortified ports Of Maioun snd Soon
isar int the hands Of tie English.
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TUESDAY, DroHsszR l e.
CONGRESS.

TIE House Of Representatives met
Yesterday 10 the new building on Cap
i TILT, provided for their aecon'poda-
ssu. No business oany importance
x,s transacted some pet tiens were
,,,..sa,ed and referred, and resolution
.ts.rea and passed Of 4 local Mature, and
3, House adjourned ut an early hour
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Norfolk Ledger.
EXTRACr.

!. "a short, ifouud that there was no
sacn laiag as Impartial justice in the
country l-amrr;cal and Of, course no
s : k' ',,lag as real freedoms, There we're
"aaufed says IN ~hicli the powerful
yp'essea the weak wars Quite un-
r ra 70 Ssglaud. Hound that the co
, sssn'nesi was a despdtism Of the man,
ss az, I've lew; iav every act of opnres-
s0a was ca@artted ia he None ef til
ss s. The suiie,er experienced
s ~ sp1'apassian, aHd the oppsessor nj
r ,s.ns aud very littls hatred. The
aa1 IN ssassAi wese without p.o.
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BY Griffith and Brawner.
Dec 10

On Wednesday the 18th instant, at hall
past ten o'clock, will be sold at GU,
warehouse, on the most liberal terms
handsome assortment of GOODS
consisting of
HL0THS and 'cassimeres
" Booking baizes
FIannels
Cotton shirtinss
Irish Linens
German do.
Cotton Hose
Madras handerchiefs
ShawIs
Cambria muslins
Fancy do
Vestings
Boiting cloths, &c. &c.
Dec 8
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!. Brieadier General, rass Hugh Douglass

\ -.
|. Brigadier General, rzss Hugh Douglas
Resolution offered By Mr.. Tucker, ii
|tlieiH. of ID. and laid on the table.
!" ResolUea, That the following be adj.
|ied to the Standing Rules Of this House
6 Hereafter, all Petitions presented Il
this House, shall be referred to such ol
the standing committees as the Clerk oi
the House shall think proper, without
being read when received and il shall
be the duty If each Committee, to which
a Petition IS kferred, toexamine whether
the Rule of The House, in relation to no.
tice, has been complied WITH
q Tn Mr.. MERGERS motion. so much Of
the Governors Communication as relates
to Internal Improvement, was referred
to the Committee of Roads and NavIga-
ton.
On motion Of Mr.. Lane. so much of
the same Communication as relates to
the Public Arms, was referred to a select
Committee.
sundry Petitions were read and refer
red.
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|ehayuctsrs.'
We collect from Il number Of papers
the following particulars Of the hate mi
|nisterial revolution in Spain. Previousl,
Ito fhis event, it IS said Coyeseche, Elk.
Gen. of Peru and the Count Florida
Verde, controlled the government By their
|iniinenee over The ministers Colomarde
and Lardixa6et Near the end of Sep
TENDER, 4 Russian, Psussian, Austrian
land FreRch officer arrived at Madrid.
Immediately after which remarkable
ALTERATION Of public measures was obser.
|ves', aal tie disgrace Of the kings ia.
|yoarites and advisers was soon discover
ed. At O'clock on the morning 81
Sept. go, OstalazG received an order to
quit Madrid fse his dean-ship Of Car.
'thagena within "a hours, which order he
Immediately obeyed. The king in dis
Igaise, with seven attendants, entered
unexpectedly the apartments OF Colo.
.,narle, and seized his papers, which i,
IS sspposed disclosed tae most infamous
Iintrigues. He has since been ballished
10 the Castle Of Porto Rico .uolle, edi.
tor Of the Procurator WAS next banished
and afterwards some one or other of the
disgraced Courtiers were hourly leaving
the capital. some of whom are banished
to the PHILIPPINE Islands.
The councillor Of state Escoiqucz, has
|ret;xedto cordosa. The count del Pr
par, M. colan, and other members of the
Of CASTLE hare also had leave ia
retire. Castro, MARTINEZ aud other &C.
|clesiastics have received orders to retire
|fv their converts. The last account.
state tsat the troubles in Galiicia are en-
|tirely apreased, and that all has been
|quiet since the death Of Poflier. The
larmies of O'Donnell and Abisbal. have
kept every thing tranquil at Navarro,
The strictest discipline having been en-.
forced by those Generals; and funds ha-
wing been furnished them for the paymer,
loftheir troops.
On the eth of October, a new list Of
ldisgraced courtiers were announced, t.
THE number Of thirty. Amsng them i.
the Duke of San Carlos. dismissed from
ibis employmeuts. but sent Ambassador 70
Vienna. Ihe others were mostly suhor-
climate officers Of government, some Of
Them hos,iins employments about the
Kings person, aud supposed to have pos
lsesscd most pernicious influence e,er
him. These changes have greatly en-
lcouraged the hopes of rational people il
|Sraii,, Mat an entirely new system of po.
liicy is to be persned; and some think
THAT TIE Cortes will speedily be convened
10 restore that unhappy country to soms
lot the blessings Of q free constitution.
Boston Reper.ory.
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Package Sale 81 Company
DRY GOODS.

= = y = - y
On TUESDAY the 10Th December, %
10 o'clock, "A, will be offered az
pablo auction af tie warehouse OF the
Georgetown Importing and Exporting
Company, The entire Cargo Of the
ship Native, captain Jones, from Ii
verpool, nowlanding and consisting
of S0s packages Of seasonable and
choice
V oollcn and Cotton Goods,
purchased for cash and selected bv Mes
sicurr w. and ]. Hoffman of Londou.
10 casks hardware assorted
so boxes tin
so casks green copperas
100 boxes pipes
80 crates Liverpool ware assorted
so hampers Porter bottle
$50 bundles hoop iron and
5 tons bolt iron. e7M
~ Printed Catalogues win be ready
for delivery and the goods for Inspection
previous 70 the daT Of sale.-The terms
which viii be accommodating and LIBERAL
will be expressed therein.
Mallory q Watts.
Georgetown, Dec. II. dts
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Shoe Factory,
Opposite John Loyds, FG;.Jar

|WILLL4M z!fORGANSCO
md E1URN their thanks to the Citi-
EA, zens of Alexandra and its yiciDi-
|ty. for the liberal encouragement since
their commencement in business, and as
sure them that no exertions will be
wanting TO merit a continuance ofthe.
same. They have employed a number Of
first rate Workmen, which will enable
them to fulfill orders with more accuracy
land rnnctuaiity than heretofore and
from long experience in the principal
towns OF the United States, they feel
confident, that for fashions and durabiIi-
Fty, their work shall be exceeded by none.
they have a good assortment of their
own manufacture, together with large
assortment of Northern make, which
renders their stock extensive, which
lthey will dispose Of wholesale and retail
! at the Baltimore prices. Country deal
ers are particularly invited to call.
N. B.-Those who have accounts
standing, are earnestly requested to
call and discharge the same, as it is
! impossible to defray the expences ofsuch
an establishment without punctual pay
ment. tt
October %.
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CoBsErT--This oracle Of tie demo.
cratic party whose lusubrations have The
frst place in their journals, has publish
ed his cFinicrs Of tais country upon va.
rlous accasisns :--lle appears lately Ia
have wonderfully changed his opinions
OF our country and cur people be must
certainly kestight now, upon the logical
Pr'nc'Ple, that tie longer he is absent
, ,,AmsF;ca. the better nc understands
aef sAaraeter--be it -sa.--.As we have e.
yer lacked upon cebbett, as li5eller.
equally lieentious & regardless Of truth,
MS abuse received eur contempt, and his
praise ezcites 40 ether sensation. But
n@ay anrse those who are now so proud
o. ms appreciation, to know his opiniens
y. y 1895, copied from his Register Of
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William Garner.

fias just received and offers for sale at
his store on Vowell's wharf,
4 pipes Holland Gin, received by the
General LingaD, direct from Holland
l ditto real Cognac brandy
2 cases half pint glass tumblers
IL hogsheads porter bottles
Gin cases and demJohns Of different
sizes
Salad Oil
10000 lbs. Smithfeld bacon
Soap by the box.
ALSO ON HAND,
A general assortment OF Groceries as
usual.
October IS dim
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so Dollars Reward.

Lost last evening between Ellicott'
Mills and Baltimore, or in the city, !
RED MOROCCO POCKET BOOK
containing as follows: One hundred and
forty dollars in notes on the Pittsburg
Manufacturing Company, Bank of Chilli
cothe, Ohio Company. Mama Exporting
Company, Muskmgum,7 Steubensyille,
Ontario and German Banks. Also Da-
vid Peabody's check, dated October 9th
in favor of Riggs < Peabody for SIS
dollars-Messrs. |. &R. Withers note
dated 9TH Sept. at months for 1862 "a
400 dollars drawnin favour of Riggs &
Peabody and payable at the Far
mer's Bank of Alexandria--John
Peabody's note dated Sept. 9th, at 9
months, in favor of Riggs q Peabody for
97s g.. One drawn by Walter Cox dat
ed 9th Sept. at 6 months, for 454 81 in
favor Of Riggs and Peabody. Also S4
Tickets in the Grand National Lottery,
Nos. 1896, 1880 and 1861, one
quarter ticket in the Potomac and She
Lottery No. s209s, together
with sundry other papers ofno use to a.
ny person but the owner. ~
The public are hereby cautioned
against receiving the above check or notes
as the payment is stopped, and are re-
quested, should they be offered, to give
information to the subscribers, M els
IL Market street, who will pay the above
reward for the book aud its contents.
RIGGS & PEABODY.
Oct. I2. d
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london Paper.
Miscellaneous rticlcs.

One letter from Paris of Ang. :, SAYS
The south Of Fran2e appears 10 be in a
state OF anarchy. The mayor Of Avigaen
resisted for i8 DAYS the efforts of the
BonaPartists-Iyet il was at this place
that Marshal Bruno, a Bonapartist, was
put to death by the popuIace. That
sf,c Hundred Professionals acre iaassacred
at Nismes, and upwards of sixty of their
houses were piliaged and burnt. The
movement began by the BoDapartists a.
gainst the Boufbonites. The orotestants
Joined the former, the catholics the latter.
rhe protestants are at present the VIC
TINS they take refuge ia the mountains
OF Cayennes. The Duke of Ansouleine
has been proclaimed in the south as
Charles X. Monsieur, the Kings brother.
has become a religious devotee, and
wishes to retire to private life-and ii
the King can be induced to retire, the
way to the throne will be cleared for An
goulenle.
& "A frankfort Gazette Intlmates that
Louis Is, means to abdicate In favor of
young Prince-supposed to be the Duke
of Angouleme.
It was confidently asserted at Paris in
August, that the Compile D'Arteis is
to'marry a sister of the Emperor OF Rus
STA.
NJ. I.ayalette, Ex. Director General
of the French post Office, has been i'm
Prisoned at Paris. There have also been
arrested Felix Desportes, Durback and
Grenier de SaiDtes.
A letter from Paris, in an English pa
per, mtimates thatth estates of Marshal
Ney are TO be con6scated and sold.
We are assured, saws Paris paper,
thatit IS proposed to declare the pictures
snd statues in the Louvre" the European
3aasenm,@ and to consider the collection
IS tie commoa property of the nations,
confded to the custod, of tile Parisians q
ihase taken from the churches alone
Sill be retained.
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Newport, Oct. IA.

"a
Arrived, lastevening, in distress, ship
New Jersey, Hodgkinson. OF Alexandria,
4S days from Lisbon, with salt-having
on the s8th Sept. lat. So, Ion. SO, expe-
rienced a tremendous gale with heavy
sea, which carried away all the masts BY
the deck, with the bowsprit, &c and COM
.pleteIy swept the deck of spars. boats,
&c. after the gale moderated, succeed
ed in erecting jury masts, and was en-
abled toreach this port. Left at Lisbon.
Aug. "a, SLIPS Rising Empire, Weld, fer
Boston uncertain when to sail brig Ma
|ry, Livingston, for N. Yin days. The
brig Frances arrived the 18th Aug. in %
days from Boston and ship Ruth and
Mary, Capt. Fellows, Sc days from Pa.
Oct. 5, lat. 40, long. 65, spoke ship A.
miable Matilda, Aymar, 10 days from
n. Y. for Liverpool, who generously
supplied capt. II. with provisions, spars,
&c. Passengers in the New-Jersey, Mr..
Fl. Bernard. merchant of Baltimore, and
two French gentlemen.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber on
Ia Tuesday the 10th instant, a Negro
Woman named Fanny, late the proper
ty ofJohn Gooding. Of West-Epd, and
generally known in that neighborhood
as Gooding's Fanny. She was in the
OF "a wet nurse and may proba-
bly, attempt to hire herself as such. She
is % years of age and about $ feet high,
is subject to intoxication, in which state
she left me. 1t is believed that she was
dressed in faded yellow striped cotton
habit and white di,nity short gown, but
may have changed her cloaths in Alex
andria where She has mother, free
woman, named Betty Brown. | will
give the above reward for securing said
negro in jail SO that get her again.
Richard De Butts.
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Nnw.YoRK Oct. II.

new OAA DNts 10 =.
Arrived The schr. Friends. Brown 10
DAYS from st. Pierres Martinique. Lett
.atSt. P.erres, Sept. 9th, ship Baltic,
johnson, OF Boston, for T. Island. to sail
2Sth; briggs Venus. Durham. for n. Z. in
Is DAYS; schr. Commerce. Whitman for
Bait. in T: Ariatlne, Of Philad. for =. I.
in 10 days, and uumber Of others, NOT
recollected. Sailed in CO. schr. lda.to
Cayenne. Schr. Farmers Dciight, Puck
tr. Alexandria, had been condemned as
lnseaworthy. aud sold, on account Of the
damages she sustained in hnrricape at
sea, 2eth Aug. A number of French yes
sells had arrived at Martinique. A few
days previous to the Friends sailing re /
port was in circulation that no produce
would be allowed to be shipped III Ameri-
can vessels except rum and lnolasses, &
netting landed but fsll and lumber.
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Alexandria


3 ft,7et q ~ g37 49, g <ttss $ ifsf
The result is in favor ofthe Demo.
Gratis. HuHterxlon and Monmouth cum
ties. on which depended the political
|eha-actef Uf the state, have both given
larger democratic ulaiorities than last
wear. President Aiadison's tax-gather-
ers may nov come On without 4prthel
Of losing their places, iia-
til another another election c,smesfound.
Trenton pbgderqlist.
Eytfact OF a letter, dated the 2adnlt.
3 from gentleman at HAVANA, to his
y bsotheriia Charleston, S. 6.
= The report Of tie day IS, that a Car.
thseenian priyateer, called Popa deslos
gRshrsentes, not aware Of the blockade
OF Csrtliasena by the Royal Arms, fell a.
midst the blockaaing squadron. On
board Of her we're found 10000 dollars,
and other things, she was conveyed 10
that place. The commaptler. Of II. c..
NJ. fligate The Vengeance, ordered, as
sic Was a pirate, that all the crew should
belsut TO the sword which was immc-
ttiately executed
Orion Halt-N M. Wells. an cid
weashci beaten tar, recently discharged
FROM one Of lis Aiajesty's SHIPS OF war,
was htonsht before Mr.. Chambers. the
Si.tlps ma sistrate, by the beatIIe Of st.
beorse's South-waik, charged with be-
having in a fietoas and disordeiiy man
uer in the church during the time of d.
yine Service, on Sunday last.
Mr. Annesley, a respectable parish
Toner. stated that he was at Cimrch on
with his family !; in the midst
Of TIE service The prisoner entel
ed the principal aisle of the Church
in astSte Of extreme intexication, ard
having tascn his STATEN directly opno-
site the pew III which Mr. Annesley was
sitting, he began singing : God save
the King, IN a tone 50 loud, that the
service was suspended. His perform
ance was soon interrupted by the beadle
who came up and took himinto custody.
Tie san Of Neptune made nosresistance.
s. suffered himself to he led quietly to
ts.se watch-honse but though the place Of
performance was changed, his song was
tie san.e.-Durirg his prog. ess TO TIE
watch-hoGe, aud whist in csnfne,nentt
there. he Still continued to yociforate1
his taverite anthem God SAFE the
King
Jack WAS now in a tate Of sobriety,
and expressed the greatest contrifion tor
what he had done aniss, which he said.
was all owing TO the grog he had taken
aboard. which took away lis hearing !:
when he entered the church be did tot
perceive his reverence was holding torth !
Iand having always heard that = God
save the king'' vas Fssim: he tho'f.
there could be no harm IN singing it in.
church next to his King, he loved his
church; he bad fought and bled for both.
alri had no intention to offend either
in consideration Of this able defence.
and Dir. Amnesty net wishing to pro-
ceed further, poorJack was. after suit
able admorition from the magistrate,
discharged.
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Richard Libby,
IN AS now landing from Ship Com.
4 IL merce from Gottenbufg, about
90 tons of Swed sh Iron and
Steel,
among the former are

.8lllone tte .T0TMeT are
Sqrs. assorted, IL inch to 9 inch poltol
round Iron, 10 inch to i inch, Tire iro,
drawn to- guage, 2 inch wide, and eacl
10, 5-8, S-4, II. Inch thick, Flats
I s-4 py So, Axe g Hoe Bars, 8 &. I
inch wide, So, "a thick, which witt
what he has on hand, forms, he pre-.
sumes. as general an assortment as am
in the District.
Oct. 80. st.
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Departed this life last night, after a
lingering illness, Otirer wilson, in the
29th year of his age.-His friends and
acquaintance are invited to attend his
funeral this afternoon at s O'Clock, from
his late dwelling on St. Asaph Street to
Friends Burial Ground.
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Notice.

~ HEREAS T did on The 28th day
w of December 1918, make unto
William S. Talbot, of Fairfax county,
a powerof attorney, to transact all bu-
siness of mine, of every description, in
the state OF Virginia. Now | do by
these presents, for the information of all
concerned, revoke and annul the afore-
said power OF attorney to said William
5. Talbot, from this day.
her
MARYS TALBOT.
mark.
(TestA ANN MeCLENAHAN.
Oct. 20. dSw
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Postscript
Office of the Boston Eraaing Gazette.
"a tSnadca Morning. Oct. is. IS

IS f9NauGy JncTntHss' Oct. To-
I Arrived. brig Gov. Joaes, ]. Wood;
Eof Newport. from Funchal, q. M. -
Sailed from Funchal 10th of September.
A gentleman, passenger, has politely
furnished the following memorandum Z
LATEST OF B0NAPA2TE. &
On the Gath of August a aeet of Fri.
tish vessels, VIZ. the Northumberlahd
"A. Admiral Cockburn, the Iavapra
'fiigate, 7 men OF war brigs, and 2tr9op
ships, having on board the fifty third
regiment, full compliment, under the
command of col. Bingham, (who was on
beard tle ". ar. at MADEIRA, got supplies
and sailed 26tn Angr for St. Helena.
Passengers in the Northumberland, the
Ex-Elnpercr Bonaparte, and suit, for st.
Helena. twas understood at Fanchal,
that Napoleon enioyed good health, was
Very cheerful and in high spirits. No
person was permitted from Madeira to
beard the Northumberland which did DOT
cone to anchor. except the Scotch Consul
in his official capacity as Navy Agent.
Left, at Ma''eria-brigs George Wash
+ineton. Mirick, for Nantucket to touch
at FayaI: Gen. Jackson. Swanot. of Bath,
for Boston, to stop at st. Michaels I:
schr. Com. Perry, Dunn, for Bosten d.
rect "a brig from Kennebnnk her lumber
sold all TO sail in S Or 4.!ays-also, slip
Robert, VAIN. for Norfolk discharging
brig Margaret for the U. States. soon.
b Markets oversfocked with American
produce: boards 500 10 SO ner m, pipe
slaves 1i5 to 100, 4our Z 80 to 8 90,
rice four twenty-five to FIVE hundred VT
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N0TICE!'.,..

YEvHE Subscriber having obtained from
a the County Court Of Fairfax, in Vif-
gina, letters Of administration on the es-
tate Of Thompson Violet, late of Alexan-
dria, deceased all persons, in Virginia
who have claims against the said estate
Will present tkem for payment, and those
who areindebted to said estate elsewhere
than in the District of Columbia, will
make payment to the subscriber, and no
other person without his order.
e HUGH VIOLETT.
adn,'r. in Tirgiria, Of Thompson
YioleH deceased.
j Oct. 90. E st.
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Sat q Fruit.

New landing and for Sale by the sub
scribers the cargo of the Bargue ossip-
pee, capt. Amos Smith, from Cadiz, con-
sisting of
6o00 bushels Salt
500 Boxes best Muscatel Raisins
A few Quarter Casks Sherry Wines.
aadmGs, Herbert 9 Co. 4.
Oct. s.