davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
I attest from T, ance.
BOSTON,, May q.

b. the brig Gov. Carver, capt. Dnten
arrived here this evening, SO days frou
iHavre, Paris papers the 91st March are
lreceiyed,- - for the loan ct file Of then
1--we are Indebted to Mr. Topl,f, keeper
Iot Merchants Hall Books.
Extracts from the papers.
PARls, March 80.
Colonel Boyer was transferred on the
Esd from the Conciergerie the prison
lof La Force
Lady Wilson is arrived in Paris.
His Majesty was little better yester-
day his govt was less painful.
The Duke PInfantado, it IS said, will
|meet the Princess of Brazil Oh board the
vessel before she lands in Spain. and
|marry her in the name of his ROYAL Mas
ter; so that she may be Queen of Spain
the moment she enters the country.
On Sunday next there will be grand
review Of the Royal Guards at Champ
de Mars.
With Che exception OF few. the Al
Lied troops have nearly evacuated the de-
partments Of the Vosges and la Meurth.
The Prussians occupy the Meuse, and
he Bayariaas the hfoselles The Aus
trians & Wirtembergers, Alsace. Fort
Louis remains nearly i'll the same state,
the rebuilding goes on slowly.
The king of Naples, much to his credit
has ordered the excavations Of Pompeil
and Herculaneum to be coHtinued-all
the objects OF art which may be found
in future will be united in one Muse
UNI.
The court will shortly remove to Fou-
tainbleau, whsre the Prince Royal CT Ma
pies with his beautifoi daughter will pass
a few days. previous to her marriage With
tie Duke de Berri-80O0 ducats are to
be distributed among the poor Of Naples
on the day supposed 18th May the mar
rage takes place-there will be fetes in
Paris The chambers have congratulate :
ed his Majesty on the intended union.
The duke de R;chelieu is elected Pre-
sident, and NJ. de Fontanes Vice Presi
dent of the French Academy
One of the Dutch East India feet
has foundered-1, 100 persons drown
ed.
The Spanish refugees at Bayonne haye|
been ordered to quit that city within al
week, to retire either to Gax or returnI
10 Spain.
The house at Camhray, fitting for the
residence Of the duke OF Wellington, isl
now ready fer his reception.
We have had a report from London
that lord Liverpool has resigned. !
1t is said that prince Biucher is at pre-
,eni unfortunately afflicted with mental
arrangement.
On the eth inst the Freach Chamberst
again resumed their private debates upos
lie budget.
Sen. Debelle, owes the commutationl
If his death sentence into that of tent
years Imprisonment, to the intorcess
'ions OF the duke PAngouleme with the!
sing.
Gen. Mgaud Will shortly be tried bys
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13

fthe FIRST coarcil ofwar, forhavinr co,,.,,
,onded WITH the Island OF Ella. ~
All letters arriving firm the Ron..
| States are cut and steepe in yilcgs, 1 ~
!prevcnt Infection.
| The members Of the war ccrnca &,
TRY gen. Drouet are not We, named.
Service was performed on tie e1st;,
most Of the towns III France in mera..
|of the duke d'Enehein.
1t is reported that changes are ANN.
tie be name in the Prussia and Aust;ss,
Territories.
His holmes on the 9Th inst. created 60
cardinals /; on which occasion The CITY ps
Rome was entirely Illuminated.
Gen. Frayot has been sentenced .,
Rennes to suffer 90 years imprisos.
|ment.
The Baltimore report Of tie spannb
Minister Don Gnis ieaviitg Washiugtda
in a rage, and war betu cen Stain and
Esae United States supposed certain. is
false, as we now learn by Boston parers
We considered for the first moment VA
learnt of war betw cen Spain and A.
merica. that such a declaration " As
part of either was insulting to therestd
Europe-we could not Conceive bow Nies
would dare to break the paace Of ,hs
world. and fancy themselves so secure
SO independent, that no other pouss
were to be consulted upon it.
Lord Exmeuth, the English Admiral
has sailed with his squad Oh from Genea
on secret expedition.
1t appears that Gustavus. the Fy-Kips
of Sweden, has renowned his PILGRIM
age to the Holy Land--tIe is now &c
Ancona, under quarantine.
The chamber of Peers have decided
that married priests may claim tLeir pen.
sions.
The Apollo Laococn and Artinns,
arc replaced in the Vatican at Rene,
There are many other French article,
of minor impcgtauce-but We hare tit
time to coPymore.l
Louoos, Marchs5
Ar,osg the items in the civil list &C.
are sum 1905 las Cd. for c.
guipage to the hon. c. bagot, our nj.
mister to America.
Ad. Plamplin, ii is said. is to hare tie
command at st. Helena, in tie Room d
Sir &. Cockbutn.
The prince Regents convalcscencest
pears to De two slow to al I'd any certain
Of mis- quittir g Brighton for some
time. He lately t0ok an aiming on horse
back he was enabled to mount he
horse, by being rolled in a chair uptOa
seated Oh platform placed 50 high :,
to admit the horse to pass under, when
by means of screws affixed to the chat,
be was gently let down into the saddle.
The conservation of the hishcp Of Tx
ford took place yesterday IN Lambeth
Chapel. y. y
The ministers from Franee, Austria
Bava ria, Holland, Br:, sells, Prussia. ard
Portugal, were the parties who were pre-:
;ented with diplomatic snuff boxes,
which cost the nation. l5.S19l. lis.
l.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
NEGROES - anted.

! wish to purchase few Negro Bo,
aud 6lrls, iet which Nili give the high.
est price in Chartered Bank Notes, il
early appi'cation be made to he at Eli
Aegg1s tavern, king-stteet, Alexandria:
George Farley.
May II 5w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
Pubic sale.

On welaestlay next, the 18th instant
at three O'Clock, win be sold. at the
fsh wharf,
A quantity of Scantiing, Plank, IS
Terms made known at the place OF sale
P. 6. MARSfELLER.
Nav 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
New Line of Stages.
The Winchester .Mail Stage
WILL START
Evet,y Monday, Thursday
AND
.Satag.dd,i.

TvR0si M'LAusHLIN's Tavern, at
S. tkree O'Clock, A. NJ. and arrive in
l;Sinehesser early the same evening"
RetaTui1g wiit esye .M'Gstire's tavern
in gTsaeaestep, at three o'clock, and ar,
rive in .4lccaEa1a at a. early hour SAME
evening. The Stage will continue OF
to gashingson and Georgetown, tor the
accommodation OF passengers.
afo The abJve Line is in first rat
order--the Pab!ic may rest assured that
every attention viii be paid to their cen
venience.
The Proprietors.
Nav IT s Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
Fashionable Dry Goods.

The ssbscribsrs have yeceived by The
SHIPS Armata and Ariadne from liver
po9i, ninety packages seas3nabIe dry
ge9ds. purchased bY one of the firm, di.
rect from the manufactured, Tor cash
which they otter on reasonable terms fol
money OF the usual credit for approved
paees.
Join & REUBEN WRITER'S.
N3af II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13
For Charleston, 5 T.
More New Goods
David Peabody


WILL, THIS DAY, Of :n,: NJ
9 cases 4.4 Irish linens, sDH"
BarkIee's manufacture
case striped jeans :, .,;ss
| ditto fine Madras handRercn,pa,It
2 ditto A ginghams, superior
l ditto "A london calicees ,5uR
Also, one trunk pocket books * ana u. -
folios--aIl of which VIII ~
cheap. CO
april 26
T.dPER H.9N'GLSG9', b;ops
Of the Newest Philadelphia
JOHN A. slEWAE.h'o ryf
NH AS received bis Spring ait1E
!, the above article, "tlc' ,,,p,.. fsp
former stock, makes his aSsoI'~
large and elegant.
April $
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-13

j. Fl. Clements S Co.
W.ll sell Groceries for Merchants
Bank Paper.
Ma, II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10

have died whilst in tie sefyics Df The listed
States, and al! soldiers who have been emilia
ted, and have saihfulIy served during the
late war, until they have been promoied to
the rank Of commissioned officers, who, il
they had served during the war under tbeir
enlistment, and been regularly discharged.
would have been entitled 10 bounty in land
shall DO entlllec 10 one hundred and sixty, OF
three hundred and ieweiay acres of land, &C.
cording 10 the term Of enlistment the war
rant and patent TO issue in the same manner
as In tho case OF soldiers enlisted Of proper
age, and discharged under similar circum.
stances. Hl W. fe1
Sec. 4. .frd be IL further enaefed, That fof
the purpose of carrying the provisions of this
act into effect, and other scts. giving bounty
lands TO soldiers Of the regular army,,hc Pres.
ident Of the United States is hereby auihoriz
ed 10 cause TO be surveyed aud laid Oft 10 one
or more surveys,,wo millions of acres, no, 9th
crwise appropriated, in addition TO the appro-
pristions OF lands by the act Of May the sixth,
one thousand eight hundred and twelve for dc.
signated, surveying and gfsniips military
bounty lands, according to the provisions oi
said act. fst
Sec. $. And Sc IL further enacted, That
no transfer Of land, granted IN virtue OF this
or any other law giving bonni;es Of land 70
The uon-commissbned officer musician, and
privates, enlisted during lbe late war, shall
be valid, unless the contract or sgrcemen,
therefor, or letter Of attorney giving power TO
sell or convey, shall have been executed sHer
the patents shall be issued and delivered to
the persons entitled thereto.
AprH 10, lel6-.3tpropej
-sressr~s.ae.e-ts ~ PC AntCnN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10

Ceky of GCUs. asr CGss icffcr 10 lie eomnsn.
dng c6feer efMe British pesset TteumseA.
"DETrorr, June 6, fsi6.
"SIR-It ba. been officially Represented
10 me, that, in several instances, within . few
days, vessels bound from ports of the United
States upon Lake Eric, to this place have
been boarded by parties Of men from an arms d
vessel Of his ,Bri,tsr nie MsjeGy, lying off
Amhersthurgh.
These parties have entered the vessels
while passing through the usai channel of
communication between lakes Erie and Hu-
ron, in one instance with the svowed object
oftaking therefrom two men, under the pre-
,eoce OF their being British deserters, and in
sll instance with objects, so far as they could
be asccrtaincd from the questions and con
due, OF the boarding officer in forcibly enter.
ing vcsselof the United States.
The manner in which this service has
been performed, has had no tendency 10 di-
minish the effec, which the character Of such
transactions Is calculated to produce.
The conduct of tho boarding officer has
been arrogant and impcrious.
I" In an aggression like this, the govern
men, oil The United States can alone deter
mine what course the honor and interests Of
Ihe nation requires should be ,akcn.
Hut until their decision shall be made
upon the subject, it becomes my duty to re-
monsiraic against practice for which The
avs OF nations sflord no pre,ence which is
nconsisten, with tho relations existing be-
wecn our respective governments aud, The
continuance OF which, must be attended with
,erious and impoftsnt Consequences.
"Very respectfully, sir, have tho honor
20 be, your oscGient servant,
(SigneD "LEWIS CASS.
= The CGieer commanding his Britannic
Myesty'o vsssel Zeeumseh."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
NEW PORT.
INDEPENDENCE.
WED.YESD.4Y, July 10. 1916

The glorious anniversary Of American In.
dependence, was celebrated throughout the
Union on Thursday las,, with customary cclat
In this town the arrangements adopted by the
Towns Committee wore carried into fleet.
In Boston The day'was celebrated with unusual
sp'endor, and we lean, with great degree of
unanimity among the two poi,ica! parties. In
New fo splendid procession was formed,
IN which was dawn by horses, supe,b model
Of a line Q! battle ship, Of exquisite workman
ship, sbou, twenty feet keel, and built in all
Us due proportions. Want Of room prevents
OUT giving detailed accounts Of the numerous
splendid celebrations. together with the enliv-
ening toasts drank on the occasion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
Tsp Wail.
AFFAIRS ON LAKE LkiL.

HARRI,BuRGH, (pA JUNE 25.
Tho British government nase- seven afu.-
ed vessels Of different sizes on Lake Eric,
and arc about TO build irisa,e q, Maiden.
They for some time past have been engaging
carpenters from tho states at three dollcTs
per day 10 work on the frigate.
These facts must be known 20 the Ameri.
can government, end ought TO excite cel-
responding yigilsncc and actiri,y.
/. TO fas Ediior e}thc Phn5urg Mercury
DErRoIT, June 8, 1916.
DEAR Sip--l transmit you Suudry depos.
mons which have been taken respecting the
boarding and scare hing OF our vessels al Am
hcrsthurg. together with copy Of his Tx
ccllency Governor Csss' letter TO the com.
nsnder OF his Britannia Majes,y's schooner
Z ecumsch, on tho. subject. Further, Mr..
Wing, gsn,lepsn Of great respectabiiity
aud passenger on board tho brig Hunter,
states IN addition TO the Messrs. Lurnsds'
dispositions, that before he left Buifaio, ir 1ss
raportcd that the Union" (thc vessel kaal
was fred at was TO be boar ded,opsn her way
You will therefor readily see that the thing
was determined on, and must be conslde@d
es the authorized act Vi the BRUSH govern.
mcn,.
These depositions prove the existence oil a
state of things upon Lake Eiie, uhieh re-
gnires the immediate odohrton et decisive sisa-
sures. Tha, vessels beating the flag ol the
Uniied States should be stopped, and io'cieiy
entered, viii the avowed purpose oi ,sk1g
from them persons found on boaid, and win
in sight Of the spot consecsa'ed by the uetury
Of Perry, is not to be tolerated.
Upon these inland seas, there a'e no bel
ligersnts and no ncutras, and therefor 20
rights oi tho one party TO exe'cise, nor wrongs
OF the other 10 suffer, IN consequence ot those
relations. There are no cunlra5and srucies
Of war, 10 search Of which vesse' may De
entered, and the principal channel oi eomunu.
nication upon the lakes, and upon the strai,s
uniting them, forms the ooust'a,y -eetween
tho United States and Canada. weather party
has any juridic,ion over The vessels os the
other, while pursuing this route.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
.Ecurth of 1uLy Reflections.


In g!anoing an eye on the rapidity of aston
ishing events, as they oceue, il affords u.
pleasure to notice the growing popularity and
eolat given to each successive fourth of July,
in all parts os The United States, the eiFor,s
no, rany years since 10 counteraet its pro.
gress, to the contrary Notwithstanding. Yes,
II Is within our recollection, when certain
characters residing in diffcrcp, sections of
the Union, men o6ove the dvn fuysuifs Of civil
life, oil the Essex Junto fraternity, connected
with the disciples of Peter Washington,
made strenuous efforts 10 thrust that sacred
document, the Declaration Of American In
dependence, which is the basis Of our nation
al freedom, into some obscure corner, sppsr-
emily from The motive OF preventing iis being
much though. Of By the rising genors,ien.
And to facilitate the plan, they labored inces.
sanity to s.rew over the pious workdhc deeep-
tive splendor Of decorated royalty, with all lis
pomp and nonsensical stuff. To such ex-
uemcs did this description Of depravsd men
conduct themselves, in their misguided ZEAL
that they even commenced hostility against
H6erfy hoies, and, assassin-like, they prowled
about, in tho dead silence of tho night, TO
PROSTATE them.
. !, is not our wish TO enumera,c c!l the OUT.
rageous ec,s OF violence, this same insaria,ed
spirit of disorgsnisa,ion exhibited, By insul-
ting the constituted authorities OF the county.
Let il suffice, when We say, that It's u srbulenec
ceased 10 operate, with the sanguioary Ut
tempt To huilc the Dcte! Tower in Hartford,
whose summit IL was calculated TO be many
cuoi,s high. Blu, conflicting opinions on the
novel subject, happily Tor them, created such
cenfssion, as to produce ,ha, des?ondenec. Of
rather psnis, which q! laeir h,urishss Of ske,-
orIc and logical reasoning sbou, amendments
TO The ecas.i.r:ioa, Sc. could nc, sgsin con-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
DOCUMENTS, &c.
Territory Of lLehsgaa, District cf Dsfrsi',

Territory Of dj!ehtg05, D'a'yses q Uefre",
10 pis:
Be IL remembered, that on this fourth day
Of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sIxteso, personally appear
ed before me, the Undersigned, one oil the
jus,ices Of the peace for this District OF De-
troit aforesaid, James Beard, master OF The
brig I" Unioa," who being solemniy SWORD, dc.
poseth and debates, that on the thirty h'st
day OF Nay last, while the Union was passing
opposite Maiden, in Upper Canada, on her
way to this port, muskc, was discharged
from British vessel, then at anchor and
presently afterwards boat, With u naval oi-
ticor and iour meD, left laid vessel, and made
towards the Union, and waving hat, depo-
neut settled the topgallan, sail, ptesuning
they came 10 enquire tho news and on
their coming on board the Union, the oiiieer
told his deponent that he was informed TWO
British scsmcn, dcscrters from their vesssi
was on board. Deponen, replied that he did
no, know of any such mco, alter having asked
theit names, but that his Drew wete on deck,
which the ulcer asked 70 view, as he
knew the dcscticrs, and not finding them, he
ordered one of his men into the iorecas,le 10
search for them, aud none being found there,
The olIiscr asked the news and then departed.
+ JAMES BEARD.
Sworn and subscribed bcfor me, at y .,roiL
this fourth day Of June, 1916, af'resaid.
GEO. M'DOGALL. J. r. d. u.
There follow several other eer,ifiss,es; &c.
fcrred TO above, al nearly The .,re ,cnpr.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
BOSTON, suLy 3.
Edte Gr0rl South. NMetira.

y
Our Baltimore correspondent under date
ol Sd inst. informs Us, that by schr. Coquetle,
just arrived in days from st. Jaeo, news
is received that the United States frigste
Macedonian, Capt. Warrington arrived at
Santa Martha 2sth May, with { Hughes, jr.
ESQ. on board as Com missioner from the
American Government to tho Spanish Gen.
Mofrellos-and sailed again the 3oth for
Carhagena. Messrs. Cooper Of Eal,imore,
and Stanley Of New, Orleans. prisoners, got
away in tho Macedonian. Five AmeIisans
remained al Santa Martha as prisoners San
ia Fec surrendered to the noyslist 5th Of
May. MosilIo was repu!sed three times,
and bad los, most of his army, particularly
his oaicers. From accounts al Santa Mar
tia, Bolivar is making CRATE progress against
the Royslists. Tho island Of Magarsua
and Cumana bad surrendered 10 him, and he
was making way 10 Cumacoa, add supposed
thence to Cross the country tothc liver Mag
delcns, 10 :ntetccpt MoriIo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10

Different motives have heen sscribed fo1
the commission Of the ,,,e oulf5sc cn 'sri
tigHts Of ihe people, iy The federal fnaIo'iyl
IN our Geoersl Asser-..y. Frum their c'y'1
riorsss, yse cSn slsie the true oDsa Iha3
section cf,he fsders, patty which has bithsr|
10 opposed Mr. Berrili's enhancement, whis /
tss r-p-a,saly t-'>-.~t vi. arder' ssa ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10

Some persons attemp, to excuse ,hcicecnt|
monstrous usurpaliop, by referring TO The ex
ample of Massachusetts, which State is yciyI
differently situated. There, the LegislaeuecI
is annually elected, and the choice OF ,Sena-|
tor in June is perfectly eorrcci; 1t does uosI
uench upon the rule which has always guided
every Stale in the Union, in Ibis rar.i, via.
the existing Legislature b, the ,ifac the Stn-I
a,orial oiiiee commences, alone has the au
,hofiiy 10 elect. nut here, The case IS widely
d'ieren, our Legislature is sen'i-annaasfyy|
ren.wed--and j, is only aticr The iast expres
sion Of The voice Of the people, IN ,beir pri1
mary assemblies, previous 10 The eSpira'ioni
of the Senatorial term. thai Senator oi 'hcj
United States eau be legally and eotistisuiion1
ally Iesignslcd.-- ibrG. -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-29
THR REVENUE.

The house again resolved itself into o
committee oil the whole, on the report OF
the committee of the whole house in re-
gard to the Revenue.
The resolution respecting the direct
tax under consideration. together with
MIR. Hardin's motion to delare it expe
dent to repeal the said tax
Mr.. RAxpeLpn rose and spoke on the
subject nearly four hours. He had no.
concluded, when. being requested togive
way for the purpose, the committee rose.
on motion of Mr.. Ross. Mr.. Randolph is
Opposed TO the direct tax, and to the sys-
tenn Of internal taxation senarally.
When the committee rose, the house
Immediately adjourned.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-29
REMOVAL.
David Peabody

UNIFORMS his friends and FORMER
customers, that having sold out his
former Stock of Goods and Stand, he has
taken the store two doors below the Me-
Ct anics' Bank, formerly occupied by
Messrs. Rogers & Lewis, where ne has
now opening complete assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Goods, purchased the
last week at reduced prices. and Will sell
them for cash onty, at avery small advance
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfiue and common broadcleths, all
colers,
Black, blue and mkt superfine cassi-
mefes.
Cords and stockinets, vclvets,
FanneIs and booking baizes,
Bombazetts, elegant vestings,
Cotton and worsted hosiery,
Ginghams and calicoes,
Cotton cambrics, dimities,
Irish linens, long cloths and British
cottons,
Black, brown, green, crimson, buff &
white levantines,
Black and colored lustrings
White satin,
Satin stripe and blown gauze for ball
dresses,
White and coIorcd ladies' and gentle
mems silk and kid gloves,
Plaided lustrings, silk FlOrentinc,
Dress handkerchiefs, embroidered with
gold and silver,
Elegant merino and silk sha~ls,
Imitation and cotton do.
WoolleR scarfs. waistcoats & drawers,
Gentlemen's leather gloves, superior
quality,
Lustring and satin ribbons, very
cheap,
Elegant down plumss,
Boot cord, pins, tapes, thread, &c.
Jan E
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-29
United States Direct Tax.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
|YWvHE Deputy Collector will attend
at MIR. M'Laushlin's tavern, Alex
|andria. on Monday, Tuesday 4 We'd
nes,lny the 2sd, Esd and Gath instant,
70 receive the United States Direct Tax,
Watch and Furniture Duties. 1t is to
Inc nresumed that the citizens OF Alex
landria will avail themselves Of the op.
|portonity to call and pay their Taxes
/ after that tine longeF Indulgence cannot
|be given. ,.,a
January 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-29
GERMAN GOODS.
Vu,rlss I Cdt5e5f

I<fItkt w - 3 sssls.se. Il "a,
|NT AS received per the ship Orion, a.
sE-|| RET from namburg, and oilers fol
sale the following Goods. VIZ.
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting Of looking glass plates, de-
|canters. tumbIers, wine glasses, double
laint and Gilt edged, window glass, &c.
200 bales Linen.
Consisting Of Platillas, Britannias:
Estopilias Roaans, Cholets, Creas, lbs
Itadoes. Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth,
White Sail, stoat hempen Ticklenbarss,
|0snaburgs, Bnriaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
II Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quills,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks of steel Of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demijohns,
Apothecaries, glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
All Of which will be sold on as good
terms as they can be purchased in the
United States.
Nov 22