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::uysluutarisy hurried alosg their yOr
exs s.. ~
IA the so very complicated clEcum
sa a of the capitnlatioIi that Wa
nd. admit Of no ether treatment, a
s,ser systom Every measure OF Sc,
a: Nv after the proclamation OF the king
s. lad been published, seemed to give
49, l;s,s the wo,d &c had given. One
MI, ~ 10 longer dePead no longer on a
o ! ans tb;ng. If the convention conclud-
1 sssferday was not to be valid the fol.
4 Rowing day.
|& 4 That moment was It mare necessa.
(, I. th.t every one should DO convinced
- tle word ofthe King was sacred and
(. r 'as The slightest, the most
.;f;re apsearance Of any violation WHAT
.as & t II, obligations cnteredinto, must
.seapd every feeling. the dreadful sus-
49,. sss q having beeen deceived, seized
[<ssa;n upon ali minds and confidence va,
'r;sbsd On al sides ami Mreser.
me King could ouly show generosi-
- md regularity, arbitrary act laid the
e.sadstion % dangeious opposition.
\ Hs,s runisA uhefe ceasef And &c
.lSre { no limit, hoy shall contussion
sa,se ~ renuse Full and unlimited
amnesty was necessary precisely because
nnuishmel;t was impossible. unless one
could agaia expose ona's selfto the,
greatest difficulties.
However. removed from Paris-shose5
whose presence there would have been
;mnsoper, csused passports 70 be gwen
them. aad conFsss il. even procured
tnr several he means OK which they
were destitute tp retire.
mis- measure did not give satisfaction
,dregsity dues not always conter Judge
ment : they taal caald not comprehend
that Il was possible 10 reign without Al
list ST prescription then as now, every
one desires. 70 see his enemy upon this
l.st. The ministry left upon itonly those
names whichit could not remove from
il.
All minds were beforehand penetrated
with the idea that the throne had been
overturned in consequence Of an extern
sive conspiracy s. that great number of
persons was involved in the plot, which
had placed Napoleon again upon the
threue that the majority still cherished
8 certsin aversion to the government, the
dc, elep,oent Of which might one day dis
tub Eucepc.
With ali my might. and 10 every pos
sible way. have cesnbatted this unhappy
error It was 80 general asd so deeply.
rooted, that even thsse were silent wioI
had the most interest odispel il. Solemn
trials lave new justified my words and
mr. writisss.
Tc 81 Continued.
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A Day at Madrid.

From Picture IF .Madria taken on The
spot. By Christian .dugastas Fisher
Translated from the German.
/ wake-'tis four o'clock in the morn.
inc The whole bread street of Alcali
is spread before me like an immense
square churches, palaces, and canyents,
AT the further end the shady walks of the
Prada grand sublime sight battling
description.
The natin bell announces the early
mass, the streets become more animated
Yelled women in black men in lens
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New Hat Mandatory.

YEyHE subscriber respectfully Informs
Il his friends and the public in gene
cal, that he has just commenced tie Hat
ting Business, near the lower end of
Prince street, three doors above Union
street--where those who may please to
apply, may depend upon having their or
ders neatly aud faithfully executed. He
will be very thapkfal to all those who
may please to favor him with their GUS
tom, ard hopes by strict attention to me-
rit share Of pubic patronage.
John I'll. Riddle.
Octhber "A st
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G.. BENNETT

:, b E
KAs Imported, Br Lite ARRIpALs,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
Which he offers for sale at his Ware.
House, Columbus street,
Kerseys
Rose, duffil and point blankets
Plain and twilled bonnbazetts
Black and colored bombazeens
Stout blue forrest cloths
Assorted bales superfne bl DAD and
narrow cloths and kerseymeres
Toilanettes, swansdown and Mar
settles cuttings
Fine single and nl;lled WEIGH fan
aeis
superfne cloths, extra quality
Bales assorted plains
Printed calicoes, slawls, cambrics
and jaconets,
superfne and common ingram car
peting
Best Aberdeen colored threads
Cases pins, umbrella mountings
Irish linens. Tong lawns
"a GA aud 1914 table diapers and
damask
Irish sheetings and brown Silicias
German ticklenburgs
And by the Emily from London, expected
daily at Baltimore, he will receive,
SuperGne London cloths, kersey meres
and waistcoating
Gentlenlen's colored beaver and doe
skin gloves,
Cambria and jaconet musl,ns
Cotton and silk hosiery
Sueerfne ball twist
Fine Irish sheeiiugs
Best Bridport same & sewing twine.
4 boxes best English Mustard.
Sept IA dl@law7w
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HIDES.
april

$500 heavy, dried, River Plate Hides,
for sale by
John and Thomas Tswell,
or Daniel Somers.
september ~
r The editors of the Fredericktown
Herald, and Winchester Gazette, arr
requested TO give the above advertise
ment three insertions, and send their nc
counts to this ofics.
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FOR BOSTON.

ESN The Packet Schooner Native. Ma,
sES thaniel Mayhesv, master, viii
sell in a few days, and take eco barrels
on freight, or passengers, for which She
las handsome accommodations.
Apply as above.
Octoaer il
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LAWRAsON q FOwLE

HAVE FOR SALE,
The Cargo Of the Schooner E'atius,
N. Mayhem, master, from Bostsn
CONSISTING OF
1000 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
sses0 bags Havana green coffee
so do pepper
Is do tilberts
$50 boxes dipt candles
SO do mould do
$50 reams wrapping paper
80 barrels new beef
90 pipes Holland gin, ola Superior
quality
Is do American gin
80 barrels tanners oil
8 bales India goods, consisting Of
baftas. cassahs, sannahs, gurs
rahs and checks
l cask pearl barley.
They iavs also for SALE,
1000 sacks Liverpool blown salt
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse do
0OUU DuShelS Sl. UDeS do
700 tons Plaster Paris
500 crates Liverpool ware, rarticu-
larry selected
90 pipes cognac brandy
10 puncheons Sd proof Fobago rum
100 pieces Russia duck
100 do Ravens do
80 boxes tin
500 boxes brown soap
800 sides red soal leather
SO barrels mess e No. / beef
is barrels tanners oil
100 boxes cod fish
so boxes glass of the Boston ma.
nufactory, different sizes
so cases medoc claret
Is packages French goods consist
lg of black and white Grapes, Levan.
ne handkerchief, Florences, Ieyantines
nj taifetas, assorted colers, sewius
TX, fans, cambrics, lawns, thread, lace.
&c.
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September s6
NQTICE.

/ have authorised and empowered John
9. Mahdell to collect all rents and ar
Garages Of rents due TO me in and about
Alexandria.
e =. H.oe.
October
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men iCdEette IN august last: and I'M
Boston Daily Advertiser, from which ",
lcopy it, mentions that L will form par
Tot volume OF documents which is nov
publish s. in England.
Prom the Ohio Trump Of Fanse
SIR-Yours of the Goth alt. requesting
interchangeable the mslancholly e
vent which took place here on the 2lst
jca.ne to hand this morning.
Iwas not an eve witness of the dis
Itressing scene but have bad relation
loft from several who uefe present stand
|ipgon the shore, and from Others wht
had just escaped a watery grave.
On Wednesday the 2lst OF August, a
bout 8 O'Clock, T. M, a beautiful schoonei
about SO tons burthea, was made read
for launching. a numberof ladies' and
gentlemen were invited to take seats on
1.-THE deck ; to which a respectable compa
my acceded. The vessel went of ia We.
lrv, handsome style. rode on her destined
,Witha Kind Of grandeur, pleasing
Ito the friends Of commerce, and highly
Gratifying to our wishes for improve
|meDt.
After she had ran out her usual dis
lance she was brought up tothe wharf and
an additional number Of gentlen,es,, their
wives and children went on her deck, ma
king in the whole about 1870 souls on
6oatd--A number of the young men went
'aloft, SOME at mast head, Others IN the
shrouds: she was then hasled off a little
distance from the shore, and their being
mo danger appreheHded BY the gentle.
men they began RAINING from one side
Ito the other, to put herintc rocking mo.
zion y there being no ballast in her hold,
and so many aloft, after changing sides
on her deck with a pretty quick motion
IA few times, she capsizc,i piuaging from
Iher decks about one hundred and fity
Imen women and children into the wa
|.ar
The screams of those who were not
buried in the water were piercing; those
lon shore Jew to their relief: several
good swimmers acted with the utmost de-
liberation in saving numbers who are al
most drowned. Several women aud
|seiGe men went down a Secand or third
time and we're So far gone aa to lose all
hopes of being saved. But wonderful
10 relate, all were extricated, but six.
young nIen, and one boy. who we're des-
tined torise no more until death bad clio
sed their mortal existence. -Four Young
men were cassieJ down, her side chains
IN her rigging; one leaped from her
shfouGs as she was going ever, struck
on tie keel, slid into the water and rose
no more. The other two we're plunged
from the deck The young men were
all promising respectable men, Their
aames are Amos Baeheldor. jur. Eli
Hart, Harvey Cook, John Warner VIM,
Pratt, Sylyanus W. Keeler, Rolim New
ell,
The DAY following the funeral was at
tended by the largest assemb.ag Of PEG.
pie ever before convened in This place.
A sermon was delivered ffo.n this pas
sage, g Beye also ready, |" appropriate!
Tar the occasion. After the sermon the
bodies Was dscently Inferred. All seri.
Gus and feeling attention was paid, on
the oceaslon. that could be desirable.
Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH BADGER,
4 al 4 81 - A
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Genera, ~. Z. Oct. s.

OesecU, ~. 4. t5ct. ..
The southern and eastern papers an
Rouace heavy falls Of rain and high fresh
es. iIitlis part Of the rnuutFy We have
had no rain Of consequence for some
weeks. a great part ofthe corn in this
quarter was very backward ow;Rs to the
cold during the early part OF the season.
Through the coase OF the summer the
weather was more layorobie, and the pros
pectof the farmer began to brighten with
the hope Vi a plentiful harvest. But the
severe frosts which were experienced
through the course OF the last week have
almost klishted their hopes. Many
fields of corn and buckwheat have been
destroyed, and is only fit for cattle.
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JOHN g, LaBD q Co.

JOHN g. LsaBD q Co.
Have Just received BY
BRIG ECONOMY--and
Offer for sale ON reasonable tcrmss
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
u i b sas'' : y. 3. RUN,
100 pieces Russia sheetings,
20 bills. Tanners Oil,
40 boxes mould and dipp'd Candles,
Merchantoble Boards
-AND---
WOODEN WARE.
October ii. IF
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COAL.
October IA

COAL.
The subscribers expect in a day or
two, two small cargoes of Heih's COAL,
Of a very superior quality.
Families who have not supplied them
selves, may do so on application to
n. and ]. Vaudeville.
h October IA st
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Ut 80 p : W.T. u
Joseph BADGER.

.Mamnoth Cabbage. A cabbage of the
enormous size OF fourieet circumference.
and weighing rs pounds, exclusive of the
stalk and loose oussiee leaves, was pro
Iauced the present season, frsm the gar
IS.sn Ct Mr.. Amos freeman, at Prospect
Eli, Bloomingdale.l
~ z der. .qdv.
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LOST
Supposed to be Sioten-

An Oval Gold Locket-- ground, a red
foil, & device an altar surronnded BY two
doves, and surrounded by.pead branch
es-a.knot appears at the t.p-ths edge
wrought-a ring 4 PIN on The back, and
a small ivory alton with tie im'lals
L. c. under chrys,a, cover. Jewellers,
and silyersmiths' are requested to stop It
il offered. a reward of Zen Dollars will
he given for delivery Of it to the ilinters
and no questions asked.
Tune "a ,
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PUBLIC BATHS.

FgsHE subscriber respectfully informs
8 the Ladies q Gentlemen of Alex
andria and its vicinity. that his "a ia
HOUSE {Oa the alley adjoining The The.
atre and opposite the City Hotel. is now
open, aad viii be kept in complete order
ell the first Of October, where Wdrm q
Cold BA4Hs may be had at any time in
ne day and until 9 O'clock at night
His terms are 8 10 each fer subscribers.
tpayable in advance, aud 10 tickets Is
sued fill the subscription is paidD or SC
cents for single Bath.
Two separate Baths are kept ezelu,
siyeiy for Ladies, who will please comt
IN at the alley adjoining Mr. Fairfax
House on Royal street--And Gentiemer
are particularly requested to come IN a
that adjoining the Theatre.
Thomas ShiclGs.
Nav II eotf
=
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I'ub, ic sale.

On SATURDAY next the .29th instant.
at ten o'clock, will be sold, on the pre-
misses,
elegant & well finished three
E story Brick building, situate Oh
pavne betweeo King & Cameron streets,
together with the garden attached. Tbs
establishment viii afford 3 most desira-
bic. res.dence, having all the necessary
out buildings, large garden, etc. and
beiug in tie most fcu,i.hirs part of the
town and il the ,mu,ediate vicinity ct The
5e5t water,
ALSO,
4 tso story Frame House. situa ed or
tie north side of King between Payne
and West streets-.at present occupied
by Mr.. B. Stanton.
4 lot of Ground. or Tie south side oi
King between PAYNE and West streets
fronting on King street s5 fee. andruR,
'nng back 100 feet to a ten feet alley.
.QlSo,
Ymmsaiats'g cf7er the sale Of Ike q
bcve prope' tg,
A valuable slock Of LUMBER, OF
iMuDcastet's whaaf--at which time tn
umber Yard will likewise be rented.
Terms VIII be liberal, Il made known
tat the place oi sale.
2. G. .Earsteller.
Juae "a dts
n. Il. Any of the above property vii
be disposed OF by the subscriber prior t
the day Of safe.
Craren Z Peyton.
~ The edito of the National III
Iteliigencer are requested to insert the a
bove and forward their account to thi
i0ffice.
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A great Bargain IN Land.

Ng7ISHING toremove to the West
W ern Country, ! viii sell the
FARM ON which I reside, containing a.
bout $40 acres III Land. Of the very first
qualify, large proportion OF which is
well timbered and is now in good state
of cultivation from the use of clover and
plaister fer many years, and 70 land in
the count, car lay more beautifully for
farming. Il is within three quarters cf
"a nile Of Mr.. Lewis's elegant mill Chf.
ton, and the turnpike road leading from
Ashby's Gap to Alexandria viii pass
within FIVE miles Of il.
Z | vii. take in ia for the above pro-
perry a tract Of good Bottom Land on
he Keshawa or Ohio river. Any per.
son wishing to purchase can see he lana
and Know me terms by application 10
the suesc riaer. or in his absence TO Mr..
rathberS icscell, who lives near the
farm.
Thomas w. Powell.
Lppdoun, April le-as eosla
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POSTSCRIPT.
.vsc- FORK, Jane 90.

.Ve,c- York, Jans 90.
From the .qmericaa Squadron IN TIE IKE
diterranean.
We learn from captain Summers, o
1.-THE brig Alexander. from Gibraltar. tina
The Dey Of Algiers had threatened to com
|lnence hostilities against the y. States, y
consequence Of our not delivering up ta'
[bmg according to stipulation in ire treat,
with Commodore Decatur; WHICH yesse
lit will be recallected, was detained by
!! the Sbaniards and for which, we believe
compensation was made by them to the
Dey.
Commodore Shaw, hearing Of the Day's
threat, Immediately sailed to Alglees
with the whole of the squadron, Except
| the Ontario, which was at Marseilles.>
land 8 number of fire ships, with a deter
mination to lombard the town anu de.
lstroy tie feet.
| Mr.. Shaler, the consul, went with The
squadron, and on its coming before Al
igieYs, the Dey, with bis troops, lmmedl-
lately retired out of danger, and magma
nimously sued for Peace, which was
granted. on certain conditions.
| ,Consularaatices were stuck up at Glib
Iraltar before captain Summers sailed,
stang that il was again safe for the A
|rerican trade to proceed up tie Medi-
iterranean.
The corvette John Adams, lieutenant
'Trenchald, lettAlaiers on the 18th April,
in company with the squadron, bGund OIL
a cruise. Mr.. hurry, who came pas-ea-
ger in her, has dispatches from cernmo,-
Idore Shaw, continuing the particulars ci
the above affair with the Dey.
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,...tas sw;u1fn,rg on II ne wa
snln .,',.,bIy agstatei, and entreated mos
eo',s ssstly tie microscope might oe ~ .eai
earne ss;eb having been at length grantee
Inn: " 10 ran towards a preciplce aaa
70 nia i 4 down. declaring that he couio
dasn so.rtbe idea OF others being exPosea,
n0t . u ) misery as the discovery haa !
% , ssI him but, doubt not. ',r1 the
ca'lse sSs ' Of losing some Of that yei,e-
: which he was teldby the people.
T Tss @oaI Characters ofthe Hndoos must
,le. as1', very low. Perjury issery com !.
pc sa .s;sh them I would refer to the tes
noa w. &c Sir William Jones, anu SIR
1lDvu Macintosh, late Recorder at Bonn
IAN ss,as s, tIe subject. Duplicisy AID DIS,
pay = are usually practisea there IS
hsa 5;stS;ct Of proiesse0 thieves IN the.
us oftbe Peninsula, who are tolerated
= sO4 4Ss ssovernmcnt under whom they i've,
sad a. which they pay an annual tribute.
Tic H;aloos possess, il ] may be allow
a las tas EXPRESSION, massy Of The passive
80. such as temperance, patlencs,
,a. s fortitude, beneyolence: Sure
= arder the GENIAL iainence OF Christ
.a;.y 4Isse would become ornaments to
sas HEY would derive spirito word &
~ ~ the followers of Iahomed are very
r nm in India-they possess all the
Ssa with none Of the good qualities IN the
~" - character. Originally they adopt
- FINN po!iticsl MOVIES, and now Gus
a.. g., i Las eugsafted, much of the supersti-
.:as : Hia1ooism Gu the religious system
astss laI,e Prophet. They sle q libertine
u oa' ~ rsstless people, and When u power;
aaa II Ibaurhty & sindittiye. l,l4sy held
S Css;st;an, ii sovereign contempt, and
v;eg With a jealous eye every inefa-e q
;asa.pce on the part Of EuroPeans, they
~ 3 identity the work Of Missionaries
- s;,b ne acts osthe British governments,
md : tbas 70 reuse the naturally peaceahie
T;slsa Is rebellion aad outrage. l
-saS;oaed this 10 shea hcw arduous. as
well Is how important, part our MISSION {,
aries have 10 act in tndia pat'he Wof !,
acknowledged Of tue s4o;!i. anu shall
arasner. In regard 10 CeyIoa, where a
a f i opened Of the Lord, would refer
"a uaragaph in the last Quarterly Re
view 30. q. pages S., So iioy hloh-
II interesting aud encouraging are Inc
rar4isulars, we have This day heard OF the
Syran Charches;the Syrial Colony, the
aiadas Institution, Of the proceedings OF
Obdool ssessee, SC. All these things coni-
biae to slew that tue finger ii Gas Is
,hese. How vast is our debt of gratitude
10 these Who, with the sacrifice Of ease,
health AID mary comforts. ate contehtec
10 soiourS in distaat and unhealthtai CHI
mates, TO carry nlta effect euy.abour oil
love Ii is true that il point of climate the
Missionaries inIadig, generally speaking.
have the adyaatage, but re should con.
aaer the great distance which they are
renoyed Irem them native land, and the
more arduoas undertaking in which they
are engaged. But. Sir, comparison:
would here be improper rather let u
unte.in tervent gratitude tor what ha;
been aldis doing throughout the world a
mong ourdelGtlei fellow creatures
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Summer Goods.

IN & have On hand general assert
w men Of BRY GOODS, adapted
to the season.
Terms moderate for cash, or to pune
tual customers.
For sale, .clia;escie err retaii.
w. III. RICE & co.
'!upe 5 2awSw
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FOR Sale.

VI ociS,
MAT substantially built s. elegant
Il I finished three story Brick DeceE.
aRs Haase OF Watershed, formerly
NE residence of the late DR.. Kennedy ;
MN Which will be sold, either conjoiat-
7 Or separately, The adjoining vacant
~. 1,1'' " teet fror.t and 40 feet deep
aug terms of sale will be very accommo,
eating to the purchaser.
q = !. ms property be not sold previously
81 s. ae 10th of May next, it viii then bt
s ~ Esnt and possession given inmedi
S'ely thereafter.
application may be madeio
j l.. M'Kenna.
aprli "a dst&2awtf
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FOR RENT,

A very comfortable ard convenient
dwelling house, at the lower end OF Roy
al street. adjoining the house OF captain
VIM. Marley /; immediate possession
may be had. ,ao,,s
June 81 st
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Fer Sale,
On a credit qf one, too and three

Stt'S1
THAT highly improved FARM, in
Prince William County, known by the
name of Graham Park. owned by the
late Doctor George Graham.
The Tract contains about 500 acres, OF
which about 900 acres are we'll tinlbered.
The advantages Of the farm are equal to
any in that section of the country, its
distance from Washington being only s.
miles. Alexandra so. Dumfries 10, 0c-
couran Mills 16--rand Oh the farm is a
comfortable dwelling house 70 by 90 feet.
also stout kitchen and meat house with
every other necessary out house, an ex,
ceIlent well Of water. orchard. garden,
etc. II is unnecessary to speak OF the
soil. presuming those DESTROYS OF pur-
chasing will view it, which may be done
on application to John Hooe, Esq who
at present has the farm in his occupancy
Possession may be mad on the first Of pext
January, the purchaser having the priv
ledge Of seeding.
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Philip MAZZEr.

Died, at Pisa. in Tuscany, March 1911
IN tue e5th year OF his age, PhidP Max.
4ei, fetmerly citizea OF the United
States. and author Of political and his
terlcal work on Noi'th- america.
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Married. on Thursday evening last,
by the Rev, Mir. Robbins. Mr.. sandtora
Reid, to Miss .4na Fielder Pattei'-botl
lot this town
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For boston.

sEE The regular trading schooner Ma
49, tive. Nathaniel Mayhew, nasters
viii sail in four days. and fake " . tun-
dred barrels on freight. Or passengers. for
which she has handsome ACCOMMODATIONS
Apply TO
Lawrason s. Fow'e,
wHo FAYE FoR SIZE,
500 crates well asserted Liverpool
ware,
100 boxes tin,
400 boxes mould candles. assorted
sizes
500 DO Brown soap.
100 do fish, suitable for the West IN
Ola market,
100 barrels mess and No. l, Boston
beef,
900 sides seal leather.
90 pipes cCgaac brandy,
so cases Medec claret. Of very su.
perior claret, containing 40 bet
ties each case,
1000 sacks Liverpool coarse and fine
sat, I.
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool ditto,
6GOo do st. ,Ibes,
700 tons plaister Pals.
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