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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-20
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The New-Io,k Con.mcecigl Advertiser,
after stating that the island Vi Ceylon had
been captured by the English, adds, that d
British irigalc from wnom the information
was received, he'd on BOARD I" the Cro79n and
Throne of the King Of Ctylon, va.aed az
Eight Millions SfcrHng." Ano, her account
adds, that the King was pIisone' on board
of British ship Of wal, probably TO be sent
TO England as companIon .or Nepoleon
This intelligence affords denonSliatioU
of The nsatiabe avarice and ambitol. OF ;he
British government, srd OF their c,sreeard
of every principle of jusuce whsu ctntend-
ing against the weak ano wealthy.
Ceylon is an island IN nc lndian Ocean,
near the coast ot Coromandei, 900 miles IN,
circumference, and cor aiming : popu.ai,on
of on, ard half millions. lis rich in PIE
cious stones, in every species Of ,fopic,l
fruits, and cinnamon. The island is di,lded
into TWO parts by chain Of mountaips. The
soil Is fertile end highly cultivated. The
Portuguese established themselves as carry
as the 18Th century upon the south part
They were supplanted by the Dutch in 1852,
who KEEP, their footing sill 1895. when their
forts capilulated TO the British. The princi-
pal part of the island was continued under
IT'S native government, and been dcnumna,.
cd the Kingdom of Candy, The British
made war upon The native prince, and in
1908 entered his capital. A treaty followed.
but the war was soon after renewed, and has
now terminated, il seems, in the capture Of
The King, and the plunder and suojugation OF
his dominions.
In 1901, the schools introduced into the
European part Of the island, by Protestant
Christians, for ,hc education Of the natives,
amounted 10 l7o but shortly after IN, most
of them were suppressed by the il-judged
psrsimony Of the Court Of ST. James
.al5any .4rguS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-20

From CdTihogeaa.-By the sch. Nidetie'
Capt. Hilliard, arrived here last evening, We
learn that news had been received at Port-au-
Prince that the Carjhagenians had been sue
cessful asains, the Royaiisis, and that they
bad opened communicates with Senta Fee.
a ship, Formerly the Gen. Gates of n. YORK,
had arrived at Carthsgena, from Londoo,
with 5000 stand of arms and ether mum
tions Of war.--.N Y. Ner. .EGV. Srfr. Ia.
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Arrived at Charleston, s. c 5,h ins, sch.
Young Dssber, 81 days fron, Terra ti'Iua.
The Captain reports, that belore he sailed,
eighteen thousand Spanish troops under the
command Of Gen. Moralo, had arrive tSere,
destined agsinst Car,hagena and Santa Fee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-20
SUIpWRECKS.

The American coast IS covered with the
wrecks Of vessels, n9asing spaEs, Casks, SC.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-10
Literary & Philosophical.


Beautiful specimens Of Fax and hemp
were lately exhibited in the LiDnRn So
|ciety, prepared by machinery invented
|by MIR. Lee, without understanding or
|dew.rOtting. The advantages Of the
plan are, that the produce is greater and
better and the green part Of the plant
Is preserved, which furnishes very good
food for cattle, and is an excellent ma.
|nure the seed is also preserved.
Dr. Brewster has made some inpor-
|tant discoveries on the depolsFisatiOn OF
Light, by different bodies, animal. vege-
table and mineral. Il appears that bo-
dies capable Of. depolarising light, may
be divided into seven classes. I. Tht.ss
that have neutral axis, and produce a
double image, with respect to which the
theory is evident. Cd. Those that have
a neutral axis, but produce only single
image, as the human hair, In these boz
dies, he supposss that two images are
really produced, bat that they coincide
with each other. s. Those that have no
depolarising axis, but depOlarise light in
every direction, as gum arabic. these
he conceived to be composed Of layers,
pIaced one over the other, each Of which
has adepoIaising axis; and as these
avis are placed in every direction, the
BODY acquires the property Of depolaris-
ipe in every direction. 4. Those be-
dies that have an approximation to q
neutral axis, as gold heaters skin. 8.
Those that have an approximation to g
axis. s. Those that allow
|ths LIGHT neatly to vanish, but not quite,
al every alternate sector, as DIT Of mace.
\. Those that allow II to vanish entirely
At every alternate sectors as calcafeOus
spar, when the light passes through the
shorter axis.
I'VE are glad to find, That in spite d
his parliamentary and vaiieus prctesS
|siohal duties, Sit James Mactintosh
continues to make progress IL bis pro-
|jected history 81 Eaalapa. How irnpor'
tsnk e IS e lae conservation Of Che
itakiph England, that The public
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sEWTEEk1S,S life aSslin I,
wv Human MsnaeFss G6lusnitll's
Natural History, Goldsmith Z Rome,
Smiths Wealth 81 Nations, Rollins An
Gent History, Lucien's Dialogues, HQ-
race DeIphiafi, Bl1ctaE's Domestic Med
cine :Ewellss Medical Cot amor, VincRss
ASTRONOMY. Vince's FIuxihns. 1aawney's
Mensuration, Every man s own Cattle
Doctor, Misses Magazine; Village Ser
mons. Rise and Progress Of Religion
SaIeyss Theology, Christian World un.
masked, lions Pilgrim, Ihofnten Abbey
Faber on the Prophecies, Village Dia.
Iogues. Watts on the Mind, Jays Ser
mons, KIopstock's Messiah, Tom Jones
|Pope's Works, Ossian's Poems, Don
|Ouixote, Lord Byron's Werks, Zimrner.
man on Solitude, Caliope, Leonidasi
Wreath, Duty Of Women, &c. a.
On hand.
School Bibles and Testaments, spell.
hing Books, Primers, MuSray's Reading
Isequel, Grammar, exercises and Ke-
EScott's Lessons, Columbian Orator, A
lnerican Nepos, Oniel's Geography, John
sons dictionary in miniature, Walker
Jones, and PerYy's school Dictionaries
|Johnson and Walkers large ditto.
Writing and wrapping Paper, Playing
Cards, Ink powder, States and Pencils
Waters, and Sealing wax, Quilts, Draw
ling Paper, Camelss hair Pencils, ant
Water Colours, etc. etc.
r.. GRAY
Has published new editions OF tn
ICierk, Magazine, the Easy introduction
To Reading, and an Almanac for 1915
| All Of which he offers for sale on accom-
Inedatisg terms.
Oct. 8.
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DAVID PEABODY
Has For SnlR.

5 Has Tor S0lss
/ Trurk very superior "A London
calieoes, entirely new patterns,
Checked cotton cloth, high colours,
suitable forspIa covers and curtains,
1 elegant IA white Marseilles cOun.
keipane.
Nevenbere
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-10
New Publications.
just Rsceired, & for sale By

- ~ -
James Kennedy & Son,
.Ney ElgERAL Sarazin's account Of the
T War in Spain and Portugal, with
! Map exhibiting the positions Of the Ar
aniess
Birbeck's Notes on journey through
France in july August aud September,
1874.
4 General View Of the Gnxernment OIL
France, under Louis XVIII.
Memoirs ofI4ady Hamilton.
Hebrew Melodies, By Lord Byron.
DUTY Oh the White Cottage, BY Mrs.
Roberts.
Discipline, q Novel 81 the aathor Of
Self Control
The Velvet Cushion.
The Beauties Of Christianity, BY
Chateaubfiand.
The MARTYRS, by do.
An Essay on the Character and Writ
ipgs d ST. Paul, BY Hannah Moore.
Oct a6 go
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-10

AT Petersburg. are established ~
printingafficss, three of which belong to
the senate, to the synod, and TO the war
Office. Among the others appertaining
to tile academies, or open 70 the public.
One print works III the Tartar lang.,age,
and enc prints music The foreign
booksellers and libraries are thirteen Il,
number the Russian establishments Of
the same description, amOant to nearly
thirty. There are many reading rooms,
containing the best works on the subject
Of history, literature, and voyages and
trnyels. The Journals. and other news
papers, and vehicles Of intelligence are
few, and not popular. Besidesthe great
public libraries, there are more than
twenty considerable libraries belonging
to individuals some OF these are very ex-
tensive. Among themis the famous coll
lection Of manuscripts formed by M.
DubrOwski, containing a great number Of
memoirs and original letters, written by
sOxefeigns, ministers Of state, and cele-
brated men.
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paud ansr & kg0THxcARs, King st
lust Fsseiyed per ship Joseph,
from London, and oilers for sale,
Is. Oil Of Fitriol, IN GarbOys
sod Ri AQUA Forts Of very sHperlOl
asxlity IN cases Of so to 20 lbs.
eaek Sugar Of Lead
do Ivory Black
do Rotten Stone
Il do blue Yitfioa
case Magnes,a
eaak prepared Chalk
do Eapis CsiaminaFis
1 do Epsoln salts
/ DO white Aluatari Seed
bale ChaIn0thile Flowers
i case genuine Windsor Soap,
elegant article
Calumet. tartar emetie, volatile saltss
RED precipitate, ealcinesI p.agHesip, pu-
rifiea opium, ID powder, sdpiils, in POws
der, and 4 variety OF ether chemicals
knd powders.
1&kA fhu SPl tn9 ANY 10y va eis ss'sAs -
I1ep =, one sett teeth instruments, best
Iansess, grain scales and weights ia box
Is.
Handsome teeth brushes, The bfistles
81 which viii not GENE out in using, &c.
Theaek wledgsd superiority Of Eng
lish chemicals and powders, over those
Sc Our own country, will, il is hoped,
operate As sn inducement with physi-
clans and others 70 call and examine
thele, which were obtained from one Of
the most respectable and distinguished
chemists ia London, and viii be found "a
Be- sll 4 quality and purity which may be
relied ON with cunhdence.
November 8 dStoaw2W
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2<4 r4If ~ ~, 49, ~ ~. ~ -' a - t1
~. 80 s' IT, g SlAssseu pg spch
P'ss g saQss Mnlcn are aekneH.
~ s,, - 81 $3.50: - sa's s'essans Writes.
IS erroneous Vows eFopagateq BY tine
serving historians, on those ilapaFiant
topics, are even more psFnic GUS ID lhe
pa y. nliIn = Elaa Hese!gte IsIlofdisce.
a'lemas gsmpbe,i, Esq author q the
treasurer @ Hope, nae u press, la four
post scs !. volumes, select hea4ties of
A5tstlsn Feessy, "lt'' lives u the Poets.
|ana CFlE'eal dissertations.
q hsw h.oee'el converting Q parallel
illFe 9 ss'ls I'VE spotiVp' aas peen Discover
|eu py Hsf. Lesser, engineer p this
nesps ~ slle enecrs o5 animal dfaught
can 1e ascoaPs'snea' WITHOUT :s. that COM
|pleAlsy 9. 9, e maenlneFy wnich mas hitherto
preyehtea tas successful application sf
steam, ln proPsslahg carriages by land,
ana canal uoats py water, The inven.
ton e most sample IN It's nature, and will
enable the inventor to pfgpel carriages
|oI every description On every kind Of
read, anu vessels q every bulk by wa.
Ter
Ia the last number 0f the Mpd;ea,
Journal, MIR. Lignum Of Manchester ! :
ports Gaze in which SIX drachms Of n,
Wants tnctnre Of Colchicam cured
ladysof sneh fit of gcut in a few hours
as usually confined her for three u s
Mrs. Ibbeston Of Sherwood. whose !
riginai observations oa the ccoilonv &
vegetation we have frequently sIiT;;s s +
in the last number of M
Tiloch's Journal, an ifgsnio6s panst
proving that The embryos of thu 60.
are formed ia the root az. plants. , ,ss
which they ascend to tbs seed ,s.s ,sd'
through the alournuni vessels. sis 80
that It is the heart If tbe seed. coo.t;s. NO.
ing the embryo Of the future pIats ,Ds;.s
is thus formed In the rosf and coT,;;e Az. -
wards. She c0nceivea that tbs NH
ascends ID like manner. passi 3, ,r ,g,s =
the male flowers, while the Balls ,oS
embryos ascend to the female. ~ hall.
being seen IN male trees. and M naIIss (
in female ones.
Mr.. Scoresby. Of yyL;.b. -. :.
nounced determinat;on & visit i.i t Il.
north pole. The Greenland sh;ns i
vance to 81 degrees, 50 hat Is nav nav ~ ~
be impracticabIe to travel over the r.
degree per day, and to 60 and return -
l8 or 90 days.
Mr.. Ralph Todd has pablishsd Prsc.
teal Dissertations on the Dry.Rot and
It's prevention; and, IS an engineer of
much experience, his discover merits
notice. He describes the dry.ret as a
perfect fungus, which sends ia 6hrOus !.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-10
Notice.

M SHALL offer for sale Al the dwell
HHg OF MRS. Elizabeth Deneale, in
FaliasIer county, ON Friday The l7thm-
stanfs about twenty likely Virginia born
Sc AYES. Terms of sale made known
at tie place 81 sale.
james c, Deneale, Admir-
81 G. Deneale, Jun. deceased,
ayeq,bef &
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said Estate,


tiolEsa IS o1
Horses, cattle, hoes. sheep, farmers
utensils. hoasehold and Kitchen furni.
tpFe. Sc
.2s'd a. he ssk dog Of Beeeakber nest,
A sale Of similar articles viii take
place 4 the Eeesylvania estate, near
|B6mfries.
a credit If twelve months will be
given fer all sums above ten dollars, up
|OIl the purchaser giving bond and ap-
proved security, Bearing interest from
The data, i mot punctuaIly paid.
Margaret I Lee,
admiaistrasrix.
/ Efh<Mrrfsnte g slfa
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A Teacher Wanted.

THE subscriber, residing near H
lnurket post-oHlcs, Virginia, VIZ X:
employ ior the present year e Ell 81
man, L t. take charge Of q prissss n
Of eight or ten pupils. ,z,..vast
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-10
France

Or. GiIle, director Of the Regal Blind
at Paris, has been enabled, by
an infaIlibIe method Ofhis own inveii-
ion. to establish an immediate and per-
feet Intercourse, between the blind, and
The deafahd dumb. The first trial of
this ingenious practice was made before .
numerous public meeting in Paris. "A
sentence vas dictated to one Of the deaf
aud dumb, and by him communicated to
one Of the blind, who Immediately re-
Deated it in a loud voice. he, in his
turn. communicated to another the sem
tence dictated by the meeting, who in
stantly wrote it down on a tablet.
The method which NJ Parmeutier
has employed, for preserving 20.
tatOes, during fifty years is: to d.
vide the potatoes by rasping or grating
Ithem. Their aggregation IS destroyed.
The net work Of the fibres is torn, and the
vascular tissue is broken, to force out the
water and fecula inclcsed in them. The
crater may be fastened TO a mill stone.
which greatly abridges the labor, and it
might be improved by adapting a 9y
wheel to it, in order to regulate the me.
|fion and facilitate the play. This mill
will dispatch As bushels Of potatoes.
while IL workmen can make 10 pounds
Iof fecula, which is the same as starch. :
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lEN t11A i T. ? iO'
H0R ace FTELD,. =.

WWsAS Just received from ,;.s. ss
pliis, BY The sIoOP CaTol' sSslp y I
elegant Ten Plate Stoves ,sssu
which are offered tor sale "a -
terms, ssF
November z
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Pubic Sale.

ON the fourteenth day Of November
NEXT, az the late residence OF Charles
Lee II the country d Fauquier. will
Sc sold,
All the Perishab lie property on
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Rogers 8 levi,
Aenes-s'fegf 1leacnarin, tu doo,,s,
the Mechanics B.nE

AsHS-sSfeg1 1.eacndrin, tm doosss,
the Mechanics B.nI '''s's
~ AVE just received from Ina.
IL England, Via Boston, and 'a .l aid
opening, 50 Trunks and Ca 6 G e't BOZ
ported, kich, Fancy and staa 'Iss1 ;. h.
Goods, "hlch wee purchased '' a. f''e
tion in Boston. at the sale Of TO " Aac,
Of the ship Jacob Jones. ana brio '@ g.,
bier from Canton, and ship Milo ilon man,
verpool, viz: Oa Il
8 cases elegant figured and triIo5 N
and la'~ntine, comprising AM aE'
tliul assortment of coIorSs f, way
lisses, dresses. honnats. 4. f.
2 do. black snd colored cartSn ~.
nese and French Cr.acs Vii
2 do. black and coIo.ed lute.t.n
sinchaws aGd sarsaets
2 Go. containing black friins'd siIkb,,,
kerchiefs, e,ahtine >haHls 's''''
Black silk Serge DE Rome Il,
mems vesting)-silk laces W
Lace bnttons-pla,n and blow,
Cause &c.
s trunks, common Plate, and fpe c,r
Goes
l do. A. London printed Canbr;ck, T.
Blakely StriDes ="
8 do. containing "A and Cd ,da
head jaconets and cambria Sm.,
Inns
2 do. 7-8 and a. comm and f.,
twist, and Colevain shirtings. Some
of which are superior quality. and
good substitute for ] mems
ditto rib'd and quilted ycstings-nev
STYLE and very cheap
I ditto common and fine dimitips
ditto common and rich damask Fprp;.
ture do.
ditto IA cambria Cin9lams and Zen.
gal Stripes
dltLO 1f anu W 'dEEN- pam, cook
and Leno NusIins
l ditto containing English ratcnt and
India COMPANY Markers.
/ ditto black and white cotton Hosiery
l ditto best 5 thread Adelpbia Sew.
ings
/ bale fine white Aannels,
ANY Of tie above Will be sold whole,
sale and retail, at small advance, i'
cash.
lure o..
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.Patels Bark dis


UvHE Subscriber offers for sale, &c
g baa's and Gales PATENT Ina
spsryED BARK MILLS, which are
considered superior TO any other Kind
ever before ossered to the public, as they
grind much faster and op rate easier
than the old kind ef iron mills. those
Mills can be had by applying TO Iatoot,
W;lson and Co. Alexandria; William
Jerkins. ater.strcet, Baltimore; How
en- and Sons, Chesnut-street, No. 10Y,
Philadelphia and Phillip Albright, Ian
caster, Pennsylvania.
AZ. b. Whereas certain persons have
been dssposing Of the above named night,
without the knowied8e or consent OF Lu-
4ther Gale the lawful proprietor: This IS
therefore TO forbid all persons purchasing
said Mills Of any person or persons un-
Lass lagally authorised by Luther Sale,
as AL Violations Of the same will be pro.
-ceeded AGAINST according to an act OF
Congress- in suca case made y provided
Jarvis Webster,
.agcat for Lather dase.
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At a meeting of the Mem
hers Of the Board Of Health, at the coun-
I'll chamber in Alexandra, June 24th,
1876
The Board proceeded to ballot for a
President and Secretary, when Oeo'gse
gereale was duly erected President, and
geniaa.ia C. .ashton, Secretary.
On balloting for physician, Doctor
Semmes was daily elected.
James Harris was appointed messen-
? Ordered. That the members CT ths
board undertake to, scrutinize the Tarlou
narts of the town for the discovery OF
,uisances, according to the following ar
arrangement, VIZ.
John Richards, north of King-street,
between Pitt-street and the river.
George Deneale, north of King, be-
tween Pitt and AHsed-streets.
John Mckinney, north Of King. be-
tween Alfred and West-streets.
George Coleman, south Of King and
north of Duke streets, between Pitt
street and the river.
William Fowle, south of King & north
of Duke-street, between Pitt and Alfred
lstreets.
John Roberts, south of King and north
Iof Duke-streets, between Alfred and
West-streets.
Alexander M'Kenzie, south of Duke
street, between Pitt-street and the II
|ver.
John Johnston, south of Duke-street.
between Pitt and Alfred streets.
Thomas 4awrason, south of Duke, be,
tween Alfred and West-streets.
An extract from the minutes,
Ieste. 4
JjENJ. c. ASHTON, sec'y.
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DAVID PEABODY

DAVID IEADOD i.
Has received in addition to his former
stock, the following GOODS, VIZ.
EDLACk, blue aud snuf-co!ored Lon
- don Cloths
plue and blue-m;xed London Cassimeres
One case addressed Gingharns
lone do. undress'd Cambrics, very cheap
One do. white and coIored Hose
Blue. olive and green cotton CasslmeFes
Shifting long Cloths, Irish shirtlngs
a. ard 70 Irish Linens
ISattinets, kersenetts, & domestic OIng-
hams.
June so.
Just Received and for Sale
Ely THE SUBSCRIBERS,
$ casks prime Claret,
100 boxes Windsor Soap
1850 pounds CoPperas,
box Brushes assorted.
] 4 6. PLUMBER.
June 90. div
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Public Sale
OfLoauum and EaitJar Lands,

NN Thursday the 10th day Of hugu't
IL next. if fair. if not, the nett fair
day: the subscribers will ciFer at public
sale. at the tavern known by the name d
GAINESVILLE. tract of Land lying ii tie
counties of Loudoun and Fairfax. Tie
above tract contains about two thoUsad
five hundred acres, and lies near the Rad
leading from Leesburg to Alexandria
bout IL miles from the former. 4 q from
the latter place, and near the tmEf1'
leading from Little River to AIeXaN6na
1t is situated in an agreeable neis hOor
hood and connects the advantages OF va
fer and timber it has been divided ~
to compact farms containing from t'''G
three hundred acres each. upon most a
which there are toler25?y ComtoTtans
dwelling houses, and will be sold nIc'
according to the above division.-fFcn
governments which have been made d '.'
effects of plaster on the above tract i
has heer founI to succeed as wei! as "a
any other land in Loudon. One tn'o o.
tbe purchase money viii be REQUIRED !"
band and the balance divided lntc Two
equal annual instruments with ln' lit. =
from the date, to secure the Tayns'I u
which the purchaser will be 'eC'ItS "
give bonds with approved s'>Di1'l -,
The purchasers VII! he alloy ed tie IL .I Pr,
valeee Of seeding in the fall a Al r ~
session will be given on the ifs,. %, :,
Of lamar 1916. Persons "'s": h.
purchase will be shewn the pr9P"F'.I ~
Mr. John Matthias. Surveyor Oh i'"'O''
CARTER 3. PAGE
JOHN w. PAGE,
ti;
lime O..
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Y. GII4NIAnI


HAS JUST RECEIVED
An assortment OF FANCY SOAP, for
GALE by the Box or,dozcn. Also FIRST qua-
1sy spinning Cotton: 20 boxes Tin
fiatss. and GO barrels Beef.
May as. aast1,v
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James s. Jacob Douglas,

- CORNER OF KING ASD 81 AoAfH
STREETS,
HAVE FOR SALE
90 barrels good Whisky,
$4,000 lbs. good Coffee, part very supe-
rior green,
500 loayes refined Sugar,
6 chests, and
As boxes Imperial, Hyson & Young
Hyson Teas, OF the latest i'm
portations and selected of good
quality,
so handsome T.acquered Caddies
Young Hyson do. 2 s-4 to- IA
each, put up particularly for the
convenience offamiiies,
IL boxes Soachcng do. good quality,
4 pipes Sweet Wine.
S puacheons good Antigua Rum,
/ pipe pure Holland Gin,
9 ceroons best Flotaut Indigo,
40 small boxes white Soap,
1 ton assorted Patent Shot, best
Brandy wine Gunpowder, MuscovadoSu-
cars, Spices and DYES, with general
assortment Of other GROCERIES, on Il
beral terms for cash; and to punctual
customers.
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For Freight or { harrer

To ang port in the VEST INDIES, or
on the COAST Of america.
,sN The Schooner Honest Friend,
49, 5 Captain Thomas, (of Vienna) a.
bout $50 barrels, three years old. in good
order for sea, and now lying at Sar!f's
wharf.-Apply to the Master on board.
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