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Land for Yale.

.,,p Subscriber offers for sale two
''s small FARMS il the county OF
,-..soreIand and state of Virginia
o nss. y aIattox Creek. costainias goo
ons - n,;nciDally land of the first quail
ae's, - e which is heavily timbered.-
H " { on this tract good dwelling
so,,,s. with all necessary out-heuses, a
sOs'' ,o,ng apple and peach orchard,
-, Of never falling streams convent
III The hopse stands en- the banks OF
~. ~ creek where every convenience and
luvury that the season can alierd Is at
'''-sD : also,
One other Traci, lying and being IN n,
,tbe same county, about one and a han
miles frorn the above tract, containing
s6s and half acres, about $50 acres al
which IS in good timber--there isa dwell
llns house, kitchen, and an apple or
ebard with some other valuable frait at
iscbed to this, with spring Of good wa
Ter. For terms apply to Baldwin NJ:
Lee. ESQ. or Henry Reaucock, both OF
which gentlemen live near the premises.
or the subscriber in Alexandris.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Oh mo. IS
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1868
Wanted

VENWO Apprentices to the Hating
4 business, from Ii to 10 years Of
age. ana Of good character am esa-
nexions.
John Nilbar.
June eI ,r
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Sales AT VENUE.

>, ,,s,a, Tuesday and F''sday'
WILL BE SOLD,
~. ys,due Store, corner OF Prince'
as and Water Streets,
ARIETf OF )
~, Goods, Groceries, Sc.
og IL Of which will be expressed N
fartlsaiA ths bills of the day:
N k;nd Of goods vixen are on
!. !.l,;.a an! ;ae prices Of which are !,
Iinl s1l.,aa. can at any time be viewed
esss0rs asSssed at the Lowest limitation
sndprses' % q M.tRSTELLER.
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June
Orphans Court,
saie.randsia County, Jaly ierm,

Orphans Court,
sa'e,candria County, Jaly ierm,
1876.
Ordered. That the administrator Of
William Suith, deceased, DO insert the
usual advertisement three times a week
for four weeks, in the Alexandra news
papers.--A c"py---Test,
A. Moore, Register.
THIS is to give notice. that the sub
scriber. of Alexandria county. IN the dis
'ict of Columbia, has obtained flcm the
Orphans Court of said county letters Of
administration with the will annexed. OH
ne estate of William Smith, late of the
county aforesaid deceased : Al persons
having claims against the said decedent,
are hereby warned ts exhibit the same
with tie vouchers thereof, passed By the
Orphans. Court, to the subscriber, on or
before the third day Of January next. or
they may by law be eXciuded from all
benefit to said estate 4 those indebted
thereto are required to make Immediate
payment.
Given under my hand, this third day
Of Julv, 1916.
Richard c. Norton, Admir-.
with the will annexed, Of Wm.
Smith, deceased.
July s eo4w
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For Sale,
Or a credit Of one, too and three
IroU1S

On credit OF one, TOO dRa thrse
years,
THAT highly improved FARM. in
Prince William County. known by the
aame of Graham Paric. owned by the
late Doctor Geo &c Graham.
The tract contains about 800 acres, OF
which about 200 acres are well timbered.
The advantages Of the farm are equal to
any in that section of the country. ITS
distance from Washington being only S.
miles, Alexandria so, Dumfies 10. &C.
coauan Mills l6--and Oh the farm is a
comfortable dwelling house 20 by 90 feet,
also stout kitchen and meat house with
every other necessary out house, an ex-
cellent we'll Of wafer, orchard, garden,
etc, It is unnecessary 70 speak OF the
soil. presenting these DESTROYS OF pru-
chasing will view it, which may be done
ON application to JOHN Hooe, Esq who
at present has the farm in MS occupancy.
Possession may be had on the ii st o} next
January. the purchaser having the rriYi-
ledge of seeding.
At Graham Park,
On ;1ednrsdag The 9Th September,
7oilt be offered for sdts,
Several likely Negroes, Horses, ana
Farming Utensils. deliverable Oh The Isl
january next-.diso. Sheep, great pro-
portioli OF which are halt and taree quar-
ters blooded. Cattle and hogs, with ali
the IIoushold and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
JOHN 6. HesloP, EXT.
Of George Graham, deceased.
Petersburgh. June 1874 dt4thSep
Just eceived,
One case Canton GRAPES, assorted
colots, and
One caae Blue Nankeens,
For sale by
John G.. Laid & CO'
June e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-23

leading into Tic same, or in,u ,fie ,,;.i,ya,
of Mexico, shall be common high WAYS &.
fcrerc,' free, IS well to the inhabitants of
said state as TO other citizens of the United
States, without any tax, duty, import or
toll therefor imposed by the said state. -
Is comment necessary on these broad &
comprehensive words? If the legislature
cannot infringe the freedom of navigation,
if they cannot lay taxes, hew can they
arrogate the claim of exclusive navigate
on!
On former occasion in this paper il
was shewn, on what high ground of trca-
ty and constitution the right to navigate
the Mississippi rested Ii was vested in
these states by the laws of nations. when
they took their equal stand among the
sovereign powers of the earth: il was re-
cOgnized by the treaty of peace i'm '93 by
the treaty Of amity with Spain, and, final
~, 1t was made matter of express and So
lemn compact, with the people of I-ouisi-
ana, and as one of the conditions of their
existence. Viii the states of Kentucky,
Indiana Gust about to enter the csreer OF
independent existencc,) and Ohio, suffer
tins invasion of our commercial rights.
without attempts ut redress 1t is not G.
nougii TO await the slow movements of a
court of justice-Congress should be cal
led upon: vigorously called upon, 10
make 1t a high penal offence, to attempt
any such arbitrary, tyrannical interrupt
ons OF the great high ways of the Rcpub-
iic.-( Correspondent
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LORD EXNOyTTH.

Sir Edward pellcw. now Lord Eymouth. en-
tered early into the Navy, * in 1850, was made
lieutenant III l7s2. whilst commanding the
Resolution cutter, of - guns and ISL men, IN the
Channel, he fell in with the Flushing, Dutch
privatecr, Of il guns aud eS men; sharp ell
gagcment, which lasted Il hours, ensued ; in the
course of which one ofthe Dutchmcn was killed
and six wounded. In May, in the same year,
he received his post-captain'S commission, and
mt the close of tho American war in 1888, he
commanded ;hc Dictator, ca guns, at the More
Inl793, he commanded La Nymphe frigatc of &c
guns, %wasnotl long prevented the opportunity
or displaying striking proof of that protest.
onal gallantry, which has arrested at length
tie career of African Piracy and Murder, and
destroyed the yoke Of Christian Slavery
June 10, 1913, being on cruise, in company
with the Venus frigate, Adm. Faulkner, he fell
IN with the French national frigate lie Cieopa-
ira. of 10 guns and $40 men, and after severe
ac:ion,which continued with undated fury for
more than htty-five minutes, she surrendered,
having lost her captain, three lieutenants and
G0menwounded In the conduct of Capt. Pei
lew, on this memorable occasion, the an
Gent spirit Of chivalry seemed to have en-
joyed q temporary revival--he might be
said TO have fought CON AMORE, solely for
the glory OF his country, and his own fame
His gallalitry was not unrewarded on the 10Th
OF the same month. accompanied by his broth
er, captain Israel Peilew, ne had the honor of
being introduced to his Majesty by the Earl
of Chatham, tthen first Lord OF the Admiralty, J
and ofreceiving his Majesty's thanks his Ma
ieSty was also pleased 10 confer upon him the
honour OF hnighthood, and 10 promote his bro
Their to the rank of Post-Captan. March 5,
1885, his Majesty aspleased to create him ba-
rouet of Great-Britain and May IL, 1914, he
was advanced to the dignity Of the Peerage, by
the title ofBaron EXniouts, Of Capnonteigr in
the county of Devon.
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--'.'isi enssas,as sud sif,s1enf re-
scd with tiled, mud wall. where his Exccllen-
cy's wild beasts and birds are kept, tigers, leo
pards, shygashees, bears, monkeys, porcupines,
sables, hyins-foNes, &c. in abundance. The
most curious animals, arc two of the Ranghur
Hill Dogs, called (hy williamson Dhools,
which !thatwriter says) are reported to unite
in bodies ct four OF FIVE hundred, hunt kill
themost feroclous tiger. Some people say, these
animals look like large fngiishfoxes: but most
assuredly, the size very largc) BY no means a
grees with my recollection of an English fox :
II Is true, have not seen ono these forty years.
These animals are extremely lively, continually
moving briskly round their cage and the keep
er told me, they occasionally barked like
do.s.
There is q vast verictv of birds: the casso-
wary, pheasants OF all kinds, and some of the
most beautiful parrots l ever beheld, brown bo-
| dies and wings, with purple breasts; green DO:
| with lighter green breasts, streakeda,d waved
| Wit, yellow.
| HJRK
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LOUISVILLE KNNnr

Interruption Of SteaBi Boat Ndvicafioa.
We are sorry To announce second at
tempt of the Livingston Steam Boat Co.
to stop the steam navigation of llle Mis-
sissippi by boats not under their charter
in their prosecution OF the Washiugton
and Pike, witch lately descended the RI
yer. This claim is the more exfraorJina-
~, when we FccOllcct ihc EXPRESS and IN
cquivOcal prohibition of such intcrr,pti-
on, by the very law which gave LEGAL ex-
lsteuce to the state OF Louisiana. In fhis
act, Of Feb %, 1911, il Is expressly stiou-
lated, "1'hat the SAID convention (moan-
lag the one authorised TO frame 4 consfi-
intiun for the state Of Louisiana ON certain
conditions) shall provide by an ordinance
irreyocable without the consent of Cor
gress. that" 4 nong other terms, " lhe II
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FROM GOSPEL MrLCDIrs.
10y JH0mGS Noprc.

FENIYENC'E
Go, let ne wecpi there's bliss IN ;ca.s
Wicn he WIN sheds them, iniy fleets
AoI1c lingering Stain of early Years
Efiac'd ny every drop thai st...s.
The ;lmitlsss showers of worldly Voc
Fail dark 20 earth aud never rise;
Whir tcsrs tha; from repentance flow
III Mie't oN.alcireat reach the SHES.
Go, ic, ine weep there's bliss il: tears,
wn:a he who sheds them, inly feel.
Some lingering stain oi earl, years
iific'd ty every drop that steals.
Leave nis 20 SIGH o'cr hours that few,
More idly than the Summers wind
And, while they pass'd, fragrance threw.
Bu,i-n no trace of sweet, behind
The warinest ssh that pleasure neavrs
Is cold, Is faint 10 those that swell
The heart, where pure repentance grcyes
Ger hours ofpicas;,re loy'd too well
Leave me 10 sigh DER hours that few,
Wore idls than the Summers wind,
AUD While tlry ra>s'd, a fragrance threw,
bnt ir!t no sfact of sweet. behind,
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fIiom Ike l,oa,,ealHrsii. nj Nos.s1

flle American engineers appointed by The
&C. o. Hcw-S 0fi 10 take thc vel OF the pro-
rird gf3hdcanai, and "a give estimates ftlle
'i ,i'srsi. VII co8tiii iherrespecf
eEni 60 fepnlt ycfy fayOraJiy ofihe tndertab
oe }, 'sseid, the c1pcncc o. c0.ncluiiu,r this
Mlccntmiand navigation. wiB fallffghoft
10 Ihc irsi nasty estimates, aal that the impes
'E.cnts are icwer thHnin ANY ofhaTtgac; OF eaual
Ntebt in North Apit fica ,wiiereeXrayation; ,i,.
iucdncts atc necessary. ih.s splcpd.Heuf
"ize vie rcudeT Scw-S ork tie London or
.htoneidi North America, unless Tie pfot;r.
~ iegislatures OF Lower sad ppcr Canada.
dca ~ WeIHi'ish government, take an active,
oH'fHastipg H. Not Cr!T viii Glea,
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Noyclnber1G.

ASiLL GOODS--Per TIE ship Mary. and bres Albion
ana Thomas Bouch. from Liverpool
Rose, point and duiel blankets mapt cptfons. saoa-
uys' hilinafnocS caps plains kefscss and nmshines
COATING ana earnoushts nrneis, white and coiorca
io'kshife clofh' aud cd-simcrrs iadies' and pssse
cloths swansdoan and toinci veslings black and IAN
cy coiolfed bomJazcitcs, plain aud wipd ratsipets
superine cloths aud Cassififres. mcrno shaws hard
ware aud cutlery ain assortncnt " F0egiDg Picces OF
superior Manufacture: crates and China ware well Sc
lccted-OTFEHED FoE SALE rY
DICKS, MOORE & Co.
september ~. Wn
EtOATs WANrED.-i wish 30 purchase eeIl5 az To-
= substantial Jfmrs Hircr BO'fYs-Also To- hire M,
me month or year. about fIfHfp 0cficc no fyITEV
dtrw tnnJtyi-hts 0Hd Carpenters. may obtain GOOD
WAGES, and employment during the wir,cr il carly a1p
cation DE made 10 e manager ny Saw Mills oi,ro
site Che Locks, i've miles above Richmond.
LEROY ANDERSON.
November 80. sf1a,rff
WANTS SrltAriDN, a. an assistant to Che and SIR
~ voyoFs young man, who has been the practice
Tor time. aud who we'd fccosnnye ided
Empire af fiis Ctlss.
Cctobcf "a. al VIII
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PLAiSTER-

The hisa price Of produce, and tie low price
~ plaster, present at once the strongest in
'.accncI, and Tie rciiicst means, for The Far-
f"frs o. improve their lauds. Those who wise
IS seize tie golden opportunity, viii reap The
Dcnttis q it ~ years to come in Il rich in
efc2se CT their crops.
fredericksburg UeyaM.
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200 sacks salt liverpool hilrd;
Mascovadc sugars bbls loaf do 10 puncheons very
superior hniiguarnm; do Jamaica do hhds mo-
asses f20 bbs. and other cut nails mud hrads
50 do. wrought do 1000 lbs green coffee lotions assor
ted bar ircn LIZ do. plough plates Bstered aud Ger
man steel; 2tcns weilassotcd shots Sqr casks Sherry
wiue 10. do. Malaga do: Gun-powder, imperial and
young hyson teas fresh and of superior quality by 10
aud 10 by ~ gass; coppsras London mustard, London
Aehred saitpere; Indigo, madder aud birthstone; Nut
Megs, pepper and nricis Race ginger; quantity of
proof whisky, in hhcs & bb.s.
Which we ouer for sale OF accommodating terms.
ANDERSON x DABNEY.
Or,oher a. a5ou
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Singular rilainy-One day last month. the
following extraordinary act OF atrocity was
committed in the neighbourhood of Freehold.
Greene county, III this state A woman In
decent garb, travelling Oh foot with child in
her arms, stopped at ahousc on the road, prob
ably selected for the purpose, the mistress of
which was busted in clearing OFT her dinner-ta-
bic, from which the males of the family had inst
gone to their labor ill the field, while her child
lay sleeping in its cradle. The wanderer com
planned fgreat fatigue, and begged permission
TO stop with her burden and rest awhile. The
good womonk kindly consented, bid her put her
child in the cradle with her own, Offered her
some food and proceeded on to work. Tie
stranger Kept the children quiet until She said
she was well refreshed and ready TO depart
when she took one of them and carctmlIy
wrapped tin its blanket, thanked her hostess
very civlilyf0rher entertainment, and left the
house. Half an hour after, the infant remain
inc in the cradle, walked, and the mother went
TO the cradle 10 nurse it, when, upon ODeuin~
lis COY ering, she was struck with horror at find
lns birc'f chudinstead OF her owni The neioh-
bourS were alarmed, and the magistrates applied
to, and search Immediately commenced Tor the
aTtiul wretch who had perpctrated the nefarions
act, but without success, fortnight after fhe
event, when our informant was at the place.
N. Y. bier Adp.
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Hish'C0y robbery-I4ast THURSDAY evening. at
about ID minutes past q, and before the citv
watch was set, IS Mr.. Thomas ". Hunt aNounsr
gentle man, II years of age, stranger. from
Richmond, i'll Virginia, nephew OF Mir Thomas
White OF that place, al present residing here
was returning home, to 537 Broadway and had
got Just beyond Sprln9street, he perceived a
tall, stout, but gentemauy looking man mu1ied
up in large surtOut, walking close after him
he hurried his pace; the man hurried his. and
once passed him; tlien again he fell back but
Scoing the young gentleman about to enter fhe
house and that lie should lose his prev if he do
laycd any longer, he advanced and struck him
OH the back part of the head the blow fell VA.
ther short, but lie instantly repeated it, and
brought his victim to the ground tough moi
senseless, The ruffian immediately unbuttoned
vi r.Hunts coat, searched the sides of his pock
et-bOok, then, his pantalOons pockets i'm orc of
which MIR. II. grasped in his hand S PSI in hills
OF the Bank of America, of which strange IN
tell, he wrenched part, Si32 JO,with which he
ran oil, being alarmed at the approach Of ne
gTOmaD and one or two others, whom Mr. Hunts
cries brought to his assistance. McaFe Yappv
90 be able TO state, for the relief OF M
Hunts ftieuds III Richmond, who may sec tIis
paragraph thdt, although IL carries the marks
OF tue Bows, I've experiences no other bodily ill.,
than a violent head ache.
We hope this case, being second withina
short time, IN the saiuc neiglIbourlrood. will
induce the watch 20 take their stands in nm
irequented parts ofthe town AZ an earerho,,r.
n. J.. H. Ipgf
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'ENHE SUBSCRIBERS having connected themselves in
business under the firm of Walden, SHEPHERD 4
Co. and leased, for term years that well known stand
III Manchester. recently occupied by EessrS. Thomas
padeR Co beg leave to inform their friends and the
public in general, that they intend keeping OH hand
constant supply of iirstrate GROCERIES, which will be
sold on accommodating terms.
LITTLEBERRY WALDEN,
J. Il. SHEPHERD,
TIOS. ADKINS.
November
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4 received from New-York, n large and son'
eral assortment Of DRY-GOODS, which thew
will sell atvcry reduced prices, for cash or town
acceptances.
October 26- do;f
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'gWE Houses s Lot the corner OF aud 6th streets
on Shockoc Hill, now occupied by the Subscriber are
for sae-Ihey have every convenience for large family
JAMES BROWN, jr
November g. COLIN
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EOACH LACE, &C.. The bscriber, agent
y for manufacture eoech Lace, Fringes,
Idssets, TWting, &c. will keep on hand general
assortment of;hose articles for sale, at the man
nf.lctory nrices
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-23

GUTHERLA AND COLQUHOUN & CO.
Will receive i'll day or two by the ship
Niagara, from liverpool, part OF their FALL
GSoODS-CGnsisting ofrose and duiel blan
kets, napt cottons. plains, kerseys. coatinrs
hanneis, cloths, Manchester stufis, superfins
cloths and cassimercs, &c. &c.-with an assert,
ment OF hardware and cutlery.
They daily expect the balance of their good,
by the ships John Brown from Liverpool, and
Ed,rdrd from London.
September II. 31-ff
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H,DMUNO TAYLOR Co. arc now receiving, hy M.
a = Edsrdrd from London, the N;0edTa and Eo6r
Ero'cn from Liverpool, large assortment of DRJ,
COODS, which have been purchased in England ON he
nest terms and will nc sold by the package or oicTw
as iow as by any other importing house in town.
September ~. aI,f
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E7oMPKINS & MURRAY have removed TO new brjrT
on reasonable terms:
100 ticrces Superfne Whiting
100 boxes Crown Glass, from 10 by IL a IL by ls.
iI@SO, generalassortment of DRY GOODS among
which they would recommend their bed and table nen
supertine cloths, cassiineres, sc. Sc.
NOgeHber IA. s5tf
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sILAS HAYES, Market Bridge.
| November 5ltr
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ktAUpUIER LANDS.-ihe Subscriber offers for ale
the Estate wlIereOn he resides in the county of fan
quler' eight miles below the courthouse on Cedar Run
between the roads leading Fredericksburg and Occo'
uian thirty miles distant from either place and f,ry 10
Alexandria by the Turnpike from Baekland The tract
Is computed az 1870 acres, and is divided three farms
with wood land aud meadows conveniently Jistribuci
Tor each There valuable mill seat with stone on
me spot Tor building The stream is abundant and WI
tefs the whole tract presenting of four or five
hundred acres Of lowgrounds of first quality The hich
land Is divided into regular fields, of Them very nro
ductive ands adapted TO the OF plaster Few tracts
can possess greater advantages, either for grazing aran
culture. 7
The purchaser purchasers OF the land can he accom-
nodated with farming utensils. The crops Of corn and
sown weat-the stock of cattle horses sheen and ogs
and with the NfI;ROEy on the Estate in families ma
king abont 1850 Of very valuable description with ,ooe
tradesTnen. 800 'N
HE improvements are comfortable dwelling bousc
with good ouipuses, icehonse. stables &c. The .n,
ton isheGltby, and water ncorpuony good TWofbirf
ofthewholc purchase money will be required at the evc
~ OF ihc property The balance in short payments with
Interest, and securcd by decd ofrust.
y. " CARTER
UOOastOck, IdVguirr.
Norcnber1G 5G13,,tf
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N.B.-lhc ~ cent PToprciors viii not he irresponsible
for ans damage on Tobacco in the Warehouse, whic'
on being discontinued.
N0sswtsr y. ssu3g
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N~ y q OVIitNUC
dams la Comte de Mason Va"
This lie gave TO another foreigner TO translate
into English, tiiatthe direction might be in that
language which he accomplished in the fol-
loving form:
70 Centilman
Mester [. Nj
from and 10 Bellevue
La County house, goo
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The Subscriber will be in Richmond on fro
first Wednesdayin Decembernext, onbusinesc
and those who may be disposed to make ami
cation to him there, verbally or written, viii he
attended to with pleasure
October IL. a5-tlD
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HURK.
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For sale, freight or Charter,

Landing
From the Norfolk Packet Union, at adj
dams, Herbert and Co.'S. wharf,
so hhds. Surinam Molasses
10 cases Chateaux Margaux Claret
Is ditto Pert Wine
10 ditto reneritfe ditto
5 ditto Claret-.H Of cery superior
quality.
Ind in Store, iust Reeeived,
SO boxes. 1a pounds each, Spanish
Chocolate
100 boxes best brown Soap
8 hhds. and 2 tierces Loaf Sugar,
and few casks White Wine VIZ
nesar-for sale By
Barns1o0!I e Popham.
april 80 cow
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LONDON GOODS.
C. GT. p. THOMPSON
[I as,x, ~, :..e.l h.. IL =. L.: 4 " .-..

G. 6 I. p. THOMPSON
Have received by the ship MountVernon
4 cRoIcE SELECTION OF
SEAsoNABLE ARTICLES, CONSISTING OF
Extra superfne imperial Saxon cloths,
Do. fashionable mkt cassimeres
Fashionable stoCkinets
9-S saperiine s,iped and checked
ginshams, newest style,
9-s do. undres.ed cambria prints,
rs fine and superfne fancy prints,
CoIored, corded, Vittoria, japan'd and
other fashionable fancy muains
7-S and Ga cambria and jaconet mus
Inns,
Patent steam loom shirtings
Fine and superiine dimities
London printed cuttings
White and colored cotton hosiery
Ladies and gent!emen's leather gloves
A variety of fashionable shawls, eor,
sisting of
Rich damask, Waterloo, plain middle
chlntz borders
Printed chintZ. &c.
Msdrass and Malaga handkerchiefs.
april ~ eo5w