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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
ANDREW JACKSON.
MAJ. Gen. Comd'g.
MAIOR GEN RRnNN

This distinguished character on his way
to the seat of government, was every where
treated with the respect due to his great
private worth and military Qualities. His
reputation is established liz the opinion of
I'll men and he is perhaps, the most fsas1s-
trious officer in the world. Major General
Scott, observed that Brozvn Z" was always
for treading on theI heels or stamping upon
the toes of the enemy."-NXes' Register.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29

-" VIC ASt oi january, 1870,
shortly after the commence.
ment OF General Washing
tons administration, the ma
!, 'i 10. l debt was s72.237.3ol
Adams administration in
1877, the public debt, HAYS
ing increased upwards of
eight millions, was a0osA noa
AT the commencement of Mr.
Jederson's administration
1901, the debt amounted
10 $4,000, 167
AT the commencement Of Mr.
m1dIson's administration in
1902, the debt, having been
diminished or paid OF by
the republicans to the a.
mount OF near 80 millions.
was only 20 700 an
During Mr.. Maidstone admin "''' 0<'<o
lstraiion, abou; flueive mil
mans more OF the debt have
been paid of and the then
national debt, at this time
amounts onlyto &c M. 90,
thus appears, that while the federal al :
mlmstrStions increased the public debt tbe -.
puo' ans nave exfingaished more than 6y1y
Ipo ntiftonS OF II, besides having purchased
Lpns'@na, the brilliant theatre Of American
glory' and destined to be The great emporium
OF [" stern commerce and wealth.
ne d,bt created by the war,
as ascertained at the rrea-
sury, amounts to so 700 100
But this has happened in most ruomen,ou.
| and ext, nslve war, Of nearly three years dir
| ration, against all the power of the R,;,;sb
empire, great part Of the time. n isa facf
TOO worthy OF remark, and which shews fhr
economy OF republicans, that the expenses M
Great Britain, in the year 1913, O s5I,tarv 10
months, were 455 millions Of dollars. more
than six times the amount of the whole exnen.
ses OF our three years war
But this IS not all. When the war nornDe,c
ed we had navy Of only 20 vessels. Of ali sizes
below % gun ships we had none Of that class
nor any rs. NotV, we have a navy ~ s;o51,
! one shtfs; among them are three 74's nesriy
ready tor sea two ninety gun ships at Sack
cts Harbor, one 90 gun ship there, one fripate
and fourteen other ships; 10 fine frjpates. and
81 corvettes, sioops, briggs and ketches. ready
Tor sea besides 10 vessels Of war, on Lakes y
RE and Champ ain, the great part of them the
splendid trophies OF the two splendid naval
victories on those lakes. II is to be observed.
that the lake fleets in the possible event az a
new war being provoked by England, will be
OF rs much importance as the souadrons of the
ocean - VIC
II is impossible justly to appreciate the i'm.
ProVements occasioned or accelerated bv the
war. In the single article o domestic manu-
features alone, the war has added in solid
wealth to the nation, ten times the amount of
the expenses which that war produced 10 the
treasury. We can now supply ourselves, if
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
Erfrqct Of letter. from, gentleman, IL,
Washington Ia the editors, dated

The pressure of business has thus lone S..
iayed an answer to your inquiries touching the
national debt, the navy, and the internal i'm.
provenents occasioned or accelerated bv the
war The same cause will necessarily prevent
strict accuracy in my statements but there
will be no material inaccuracy in them The
comments on the facts, you must yourselves
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
And very humble servant,

Here follows the correspondence be
tween the government of the United States
ana OF several of the States, relative to the
militia which shall De hereafter published. I
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
- EhhhSHJ
AJt u Inst. Gen.

From the Kentucky .drgus-Erra.
FRANKFORT, March 11th. 1915
Cory Of a letter from the Hon II Tut
min, 10 his ErceHency GoUernoy Shelby,
dated
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-21
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL.
By the brig Northumberland, from Bar.
badoes, arrived yesterday.

Bridgstown, (Bar.) Sept. 9.-By ac-
counts from Islands to leeward, we are
informed Of much injury that has been
sustained by the shipping during the late
gales which have prevailed in that direc-
ton at st. Bartholomew, it is re-
ported that not less than Is vessels OF
different descriptions have been driven
on shore or otherwise damaged /; at Ro-
seau, Dominica, three are said to be on
shore sand the like number at st. Pier
res, Martinique. Twelve we're driven
from their anchorage at Antigua, but
WILDE got off again and the vessels thai
were at duadaloupe had fortunately es.
capped, BY taking the precaution Of an
cheering in the Saints on the first appear.
ance ofthe gale.
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SATURDAY, OurOBhe II.

The United States frigate Congress
which sailed from this port June lth, ar
rived in the harbour Of Flushing on the
evening Of Jaly 10th, having On board
|Dr. E0sTls, our Ambassador to the
Court Of the Netherlands. On the fol-
towing morning a salute being fred from
the Congress, It was returned from the
.Admiral's ship in the harbour At 10
q, clsck the minister ard suite landed,
accompanied by Colonel M'Ree and
Major Thayer, and by Capt. Morris and
two other oficers Of the Congress, and
was received with marked attention by
the officers Of the tewn.
On the 18th they proceeded in an eles
CANT Yatch, offered by Admirals Brauner
and Gobins, TO Rotterdam, where they.
arrived on the same day. On the 18th
they arrived Mt the Hague, the principal
residence of the court, where the King
then was. On the 20thEAe Ambassador
was presented to the King
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Extractlof a letter dated Gibraltar Aug.
is, 1915 to aMercantile House in this
city.
"Good -Four has been sold at S10I-
willie inferior in considerable quantities
has been sold at SIS 1-2 to 81 IL but
the qualities were very bad.
9th Several arrivals of hour and rice
have sustained the last prices, from which
we see 20 reason to predict any material
ctA9ge.
Extract Of letter from Kingston, Jam
dated i4th Sent. 1915, received by a
merchant in this city.
!" Of Flour, it is impossible to say what
twill bring there is upwards ofS0, &C
barrels at market, and it is still dropping
in dailY--no one will purchase at any
price, aud serious sacrifices are daily
made. The best Philadelphia -four is Of.
fered at 81 so, and no purchasers.
Federal Gazette.
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so Dollars Reward.

lost last evening between Ellicotts
Mills snd Baltimore. or IN the city. q
RED MOROCCO POCKET BOOK.
containing as follows: One hundred and
forty dollars in notes ON the Pittsburg
Manufacturing Company, Bank OF Chill
Gothic, Chic Company. Maima Exporting
sempany, Muskingum, Steubensyille,
Ontario and German Banks. Also Da-
yid peabsds.s check. dated October 9th
in favor of Riggs & Peabody for SIS
dellars-Messrs. I. Il n. Withers note
dated 7th Sept. at S mQntls for 1862 24-
4oudnllars slrawnin favour If Riggs 4
Peabody aud payable at the Far
!ner's Bsak OF AleSandria--john
feahody's note dated Sept. 9th, at 9
months, IN favef of Riggs q Peabody for
Es 67. One drawn by Matter Cox dat
sA6ta Sept. at 6 months, for 454 81 IN
favor Of Riggs and Peabody. Also S-4
Tickets IN the Grand National Lottery,
Nos. S5,96S, 1880 and 1861. one
quarter ticket in the Potomac aud She
handoah Lottery No. 2ab9s, together
W'u. sundry other papers Of nouse toa-
ny person but the awner.
The public are hereby cautioned
against receiving the above check or notes
as the payment is stopped, and are re-
aaessed, should they be offered, 70 give
information to the subscribers No. 215
IL Market street, who viii pay the above
reward for the book and its contents.
Rigs & PEABODY.
Oct. 10. j
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Ns,C- Fork. October II.

shstO- FORK, October IL.
Arrived ship William of Portland,
Crabtree, IA days from Turks Island.
mentioned yesterday $4,000 bushels
salt; was boarded by a Carthagenian
|privateer. took quadrantfrom the VIII
|Iian, but treated civilly. On the goth
Sept. most violent hurricane was ex-
|perienced at Turks Island, from the
N. E. to s. w. which unrOofed and blew
down about half the dwelling houses, and
destroyed about 100000 bushels OF salt
on Grand Key. Vessels at Turks Is
|land. at the commencement of the hur-
Friendships Cumberland, Lewis. OF
Portland, dismasted /; Arietomenes, Da-
Wis, n. York, returned next day, load
ling at Salt Key: Superior, Farwell, An-
gusta, do. on the s2d, to sail the S0th :
Alexander Gale, n. York, received
Igreat damage, and bore up for Charles
ton; Melantho, Allen, do. sailed for
Philadelphia the eth; Orient, Bernard,
do. received no damage, loading at Salt
Key Peace and Plenty, Mather, do,
wrecked on the sw. Reef--the Captain
being assured by the pilot that he could
conduct the boat safe on shore, was with
ibis mates, part of his crew and passen-
lgers, 90 in number, lost in attempting
Ito land. The carpenter. enc seaman :
and one elderly lady passenger. left Oh
I.he wreck, we're takenDff safe next day,
Part of the cargo of sugar was saved
The Peace and Plenty was on her pas
lsage from Guadalupe to n. York; Viii
liam Crabtree, Portland, vent round the
island, returned next day ; picked Up
tive men belonging to the Harriet brig
Jane, Bacon. do. returned next day l:
allied for Portland on the cad !; Ganges,
smith, Middletown, wrecked on K.
KEY, mate lost; Redress, Braifard.
IiIaddam, supposed to be lost Nymph.
Patch, Newburyport, lost on Salt. Key;
America, Dinimock, Hartford, Hartford,
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ALBASY,oc 9.

The case of NJ Connel, VS.. gen. Wade
Hampton, which was tried at the Oct.
circuit in this city last year, and yer
dict found for the plaintiff of 5000, and
of which case new trial was granted on
the ground. of excessive damages, came
IN for re-teating on Friday last, before
Mr. Justice Yates, at the circuit Court
low setting. The cause was ably ar
guel BY the council on both sides, ana
occupied the whole Of Friday, At the
opening of the court the next morning.
the Jury returned a verdict Fur the plain.
tif of $4,000.
So Gazette.
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GLAscow, Aug. IL.
There IS one commercial house in tbs
city which pays 4O00l. year for the
postage Of foreign letters.
qsa foas Of silver, the property Of :
single house in the city has been lately
melted down for eEporta00n.
We are glad to learn that cotton goods
continue in great demand Manchester
was never known to &c blore business
than it has for some weeks past. The
Americans have assisted greatly ID clear.
ing the markets; and we may hence be
satisfied .laf the stories OF the cotton
trade in the United States are not anthem
tic.
Ertract from the Price Current.
6 We have again to note a very brisk
week in Cotton; the transactions amount-
lng nearly to 1000 packages, which have
zeae off at further Improvement in pri-
cessof Id. Cd. per lb. /; tie sales consist
of 90. Fine Sea Islands at So. 4d-57l
Good 2s. Tod. a So. 2d.-4S Stained Is
Al. a Is. 7d.-1I20 Bowels l9-l-2d q
2aI.--Ss. Demeraras IS. $ l-2 a 2s. 3D.
.--iSS I6 N. Orleans at Esd.
SObbls. Sound Pot Ashes sold at b8s.
d 40 Pearls 86s.--In Tobacco the
have this week been pur-|
chasing pretty freely. the sales amount !
ing TO upwards of 100 hhds. at an I'M
proyement latterly uponthe ordinary and
MiddIing qualities OF 0-1-sd, aid. per;
=
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Port o; Alexandria.
ENrEkkD

ENTERED
sioop Farmers Fancy, Gibson, G,
Town.
Sch. Olive Branch, Yhurlow. do.
Sleop Union, Middleton. Norfolk.
Sch. President, Allen, Newbedford.
49, Price, Clements. Bait. cleared
Georgetown.
SIsop Unity, Hand, Philadelphia, do
Sch. Native, Hinklss, Baltimore.
-- Cherrb, --, Boston.
Sloop Borealis. Andrews, n. York
Sch. Fair American, Arnold. Bait
cleared Georgetown.
Brig Emily, Dale, Nevburyport, do
---- Ann. Pearson, do.
Sch. Golden Age, Few, Norfolk.
Ship Commerce, CroRdhill, Gotten
burg.
Brig Adeline, Noyes, Pernambuco.
Sloop Mechanic Stokely, Curacao.
------ Union, Weeks, St. Andrews.
Brig Eliza. Ross, Havana.
Sch. Adeline, Someis, Saints.
CLEARED
Sch. President, Lewis, Bait.
Fair American, George, do.
Sloop Fair Trader, Murphy, Phila-
delphia.
Ship Fair American, Yeoman, Bal
ti,nore.
Sch. Lydia, Bears, Boston.
Sloop Diiigent, Hand. Norfolk.
Sch. Sea-Flower, Lanfare, New-Ha-
ven.
Sloop Providence, Bennett: N. York.
Sch. Sally & Charlotte, Trepe, r.
Tob.
Topaz, Briggs, N. York.
Sloop Union, Philips, Fredericksburg.
Brig Altoona, Dow. Cadiz.
Sch. Cumberland; Fletcher, St. An
dreWs.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber on
Ia Tuesday the 10th instant. Negro
Woman named Fanny, late the proper
ty of John Geoding. Of West-End, and
generally known in that neighborhOod
as Gooding's Faray. 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 5 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 diluity short gown, hut
may have changed her cloaths in Alex
andria where She has mother, a free
woman, named Betty Brown. will
give the above reward for securing said
negro injail SO that Get her agair.
Richard De Butts.
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Norfolk, Oct. is.

BrigSarah, Kelly, of and tor New.
York, Is days from st. Thomas, in bal
last, put into Hampton Roads yesterday
morning for a harbor, in consequence
of easterly winds--The Captain inform
ed us that markets generally were dull
was looking up-had advanced
two dollars in the three last days before
they sailed--was at 5 8, coffee 10 a Sl2,
sugar 9 a 1lS, Rum IS 60 CENTS
Left several American vessels to sail
shortly for the United Statss-spoke
nothing left brig Messenger, Webb, 5,
days, Of and for Philadelphia schr.
Paul jones, 10 days, do. brig Harriet,
burlington, just arrived from Gardner,
kennebunk.
Arrived--brig Forrest, Lasset, Ken
ebunk--Ghent, Weston, IL days, ST.
Barts.---has on board two men which she
took from the ship Tyber, Freeman,
from St. Ubes for New-York, left in
long. 50, lat. 24-in sinking condition.
The capt. and remainder Of the crew ar
rived at st. Barts. Esd Sept. after being
l6 days out in the long boat.-Schr. Ell
len, Pitts, II days from st. Barts.
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Extract Of q letter from Bordeas,r, da
ted .asig. z, Teceired IN Boston.


!" Myla respects were of 18th July,
the great reverses Ofthe French
Army, and the probability ofbringing a.
bout the restoration of Louis XVIIIth.
The latter event is already realized, and
the first consequences have been the ces.
|sation of hostilities. The allies are, how
ever, grasping at as many OF the French
provinces as they can occupy, and the
contributions and re9uisition for their
Subsistence are extremely bnrthensome
ito the inhabitants.
We shall ROW have to pray TO BE de-
Ilivered from our deliverers. The Prus-
Isians have a strong and vindictive recoi-
Election Of their former sufferings, & take
Imuch pleasure in their retaliations. The
.Austiians and Russians take their re-
yenge in eating and drinkiDg, but do not
Indulge themselves in much personal Vi
|oleBce. You may easy conceive the un-
prepitiOus influence of this state of things
upon our commerce. | know not whc-
ther the French government will ever be
made to understand commerce, but hi
|therto the royal, republican, consular,
and imperial administrations have mani
tested a wonderful ignorance ON this
subject. The American trade has been
|the only branch in activity for some time
past. Upwards OF 1000 bales of cotton
have been sold within the last 2months.
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wrecked on Grand Key, Edward and
Charles, Lester,N N. York, do on 8. w
Reef schrs. Concord Waters, do. MISS
ing; Neptune, M'Kay, do. DO. schosner
Planter. Burdsy, 81 Fairfield, missing
Betsey, EIdridge, Sandwich, wrecked
on Grand Key Hazard, Livingston,
do. sailed for the United States, on the
27th; British schosner Harriet, 49,,
Bermuda, wreck On n. E. Reef; sloop
LATHE Will, --, do. wrecked on
Grand Key. Arrived since, schr's. Ro-
bert Lenox, Price, Of Newbern; Matil-
da, Beers, do. Bostsn Littleton,
Friendship ships Dryade, Bacoa, Wis
casset, arrived on the 9th, experience
e,lsvery bad weather on her passage, and
considerable damage; Wash
inet6 GaIlop, lost his main mast on
the pS ge Carrier, Burger, N. York,
from s Domingo.
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Steel
Among tie former are

- S1''1O''S- tTrO. 7 vI HFVI UIV
Sqrs. asserted, 10 inch to 2 inch Potter
round Iron, 10 inch to / inch, Tire Iron
drawn to guage, 2 inch wide, and each
LIZ, So, Sd, ~, inch thick, Flats,
/ s-4 Dy So, Axe e Hoe Bars, 9& 4
inch wide, SIS, "a thick, which with
what he has on hand, forms, he pre-
sumes. as general an assortment as ANY
in the District.
Oct. 90. st.
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William Garner.

Has jsst received and offers for sale at
his store on Vowell's wharf,
4 pipes Holland Gin, received by the
General Lingan, direct from Holland
l ditto real Cognac brandy
Q cases half pint glass tumblers
IL hogsheads porter bottles
Gin cases and demijohns 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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Building Lots at Auction.

Ishall offer at public sale on Saturday
the 28th of Oct. at 4 o'clock, 16 valua-
BILE building lots, situated on Washing
ton, Princess, st. Asaph, and Columbus
Streets, in a pleasant part of the town,
they will be sold upon credit OF 6& IL
months, and a satisfactory conveyance
will be made upon the payment OF the
purchase money.
I have also so lots which are adjoin-
ing the above which / wish to lease tor
a term Of years or forever.
G. Griffith:
Oct. 7. dts
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On Saturday, 2lst Instant,

1T IL O'clock,
Before the cofiee-house door, will be
sold, by order of the President and Di-
rectors of the Columbian Insurance Com
pany of Alexandra, three hundred shares
|of the said stock, standing in the name
of Ferdinand .HaYststter, or SO much
thereof as win satisfy and pay the sum Of
twenty one hundred dollars unpaid OF his
imstalments, together with interest and
all charges in conformity with the arti-
cles of their association.
October 9.
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To Rent.

4 three story Brick Stpre, Fire proof
S Sexs door to MIR. Jchn g: Ladd's, on til,
dock Apply to
October Z e
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Married, on Thursday evening last,
by the Reversed Mr.. Wilmer, MIR. isaac
IrmReH, Of Georgetown, to Miss Ca
roliae Jansen, of this town.
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Wool Hats.

/ have just received GOO Wool Hats,
which will be sold on good terms, by
wholesale and retail. Also few ladies'
Beaver Hats Of latest Philadelphia pat
terms.
Thomas l.. Martin.
Ucto0er Il Saw2w
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Miscellaneous Articles.

A..hs rex;ew Of tlle British trsons in
= 49,. 49, 81 q Aaeust, the bands struck mp
..'s 60 g 6 ths. Do,eaftH of Paris" TIE
n, is IL Wellington. who was present
,.;tI,' Is. Enpefais Of Russia aud Austria,
smsd;stels sent an Aid de Camp to for
bid lis being played.
The expeuse 81 living in Paris, is be-
com; 10 enormous. In consequence OF the
SCARCITY and high price of provisions.
The British troops are said to be not
D,essed with their situation, being under
canvas, while the Prussiaiis and Russians
arc living comfortably upon the inhabi-
! tants.
Atthe ballgiyen at Paris in Aug. By
Che Duke Of Wellington the dancing be-
gun at 9 o'clock in the evening, and con-
timed till next morning,
Amusiciaain England who had a violin
stolen, offered to identify it on oath from
! the sound.
- Gen. Lord Uxbridge I'now the Mar
quis of AnsIcsea, and who commanded
the British cavalry at the Battle Of Wa
terioo, in answering an address present
ell tohim. In England, makes the follow
ing resnlrks:
= Next, Gentlemen to the councils OF
our Prince, we nav thank theilIustrions
: Commander in Chief OF aur forces, for
the wise regulations by which he has pro.
noted the effectiveness and discipline o.
our armies. Even now. Gentlemen, the
English ARA which is stationed in Paris
exceeds ia capacity and effectiveness the
army as It stood previous to the sangui
nary battleof Waterloo. In respect II
that great, Industrious and beloved COM
mansier, underwhom | had the honor {,
serve, / ara quito unable to speak of hin
in any thing Ike doe terms OF praise. II
that aslucus contest. which has led t,
such Important resalts. our troops, IN.
der any other commander, must. con
ceive, have failed lit required and tried
equally the skill aud the valor of our re-
sources"
When the Marquis Of AnsIesea was
preparing. to have his leg amputated. be
WITH TIE mos! heroic intrs pidity stretch
editOst, saying TO his surgeons, g. leave
Inc a. much thigh as possible, that ] may
beabIe 70 ride Perceivihg, however,
'afterthe operation, how high it had been
recessary to cut, be added with the
greatest GOODNESS, accompanied by a
shake Of the head and a halt smile. &
see il will be a little harder upon my
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10 FARMERS.
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
On Wednesday, 25th October instant, al
II o'clock, A. NJ ,ciil be sold.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
In the yard of the Union Tavern
6 Rams, 4 of them, full bloodsd Me-
rino's
6 Ewes, full blooded ditts.
20 do. half ditto.
l Eve, common.
l Common Wether, and
9 well broke seryiceable MULES.
Terms made, known at the time Of
Sale.
.MaLLORT - WITS.
Auction & Commission Merchants.
Georgetown, Oct Ell eo4tdts
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Colonial produce extremely low.
Wines and Brandies high and scarce
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Public Sale.

On Tuesday nert, the oath instant, will
be sold, at the vendue Store,
CLOTHS, Cassimeres
Stackinetts
FIanEels
Rombazetts
Irish Linen
Cambria. Jaconet, Leno, Mull-Mull,
Book and Fancy Muslins
Ginghams
Cambria and Madras Handkerchiefs.
&c. g. &c. !
Also,
90 pieces coarse German Linens, SUI
perior quality, and
100 DimIohns (Iarge)
L. G.. Marsteller.
Oct. 21
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Public Sale.

ON Thursday next the Goth inst. at 10
o'clock,
Willbe sold at the late dwelling hbusesOf
Jeremiah A. Neale, decd. OF Union
Street, all the personal estate of the de,
cedent, consisting of Househnld and
Kitchen Furniture, &c.--Terns made
known at the time of sale.
r. 6. Mnrstelisr.
Oct 18