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Bosrov, April Y. 1916.
EUROPEAN PAPERS

H N
- b. the Milo, from Li1erbool zoe haze receiled
our London files 10 the 2lSf February
The Journa are mostly filed with de7a Is in
the British Parliament on the well known fairs
of Europe. The Opposition were unusually &C.
tive and yndctve, but the ministerial majority
in both Houses continued overwhelming.
or There is little in these paners on American
concerns but that little is pacific In a debate
(Feb l4th,) in the Commons member sad. the
spirit Of Hnimosity in America would justify an
increase of the naval force in the West.Indies
This called up Lord CAsTLEHEAGH, who said, As
to America, il il IS sad great prejudces exist
there against us, il must be recolected that
great preiudices exist here against her. 1t was,
he said, his most earnest wish 10 discount enance
this feeling on both sides, and 70 promote be.
tween the two nations feelings of reciprocal ami
ty and regard Certainty there were no two coun.
tries whose interests were more naturally aud
closely connected and he hoped that the course
which the government of each country was pur-
suing was such as would consolidate the subsist-
ing peace promote harmony between the nations,
and prevent on either side the recurrence Of any
acts OF animosty"
z, ell ciiuns ofcommotions in France continued
in daily refutation and fabrication The allied
troops had left Paris and the interior Of France
nearly month, and yet the progress of tranquil
litv continued uninterrupted
The pretended difference between Austria and
| Bavaria had wholly terminated
! The English Stocks continued high, and the
/ French Stocks improving.
! The proposed marriage Of a German Prince
with the Princes CnAuLoTrr of Wales OCCASION
| ed much ioy IN England The Prince VINO IS OF
the house of Sgrs- C350iyg- SH0Hs'd, and whose
name is LEopoLu-G fHEDErICN,
was born in Dec l7gO.-Ihe Princess, who is
the heir 10 the British throne, was born Jan. 1896
! II is said 20 Be a love match. The marriage has
probably taken place ere this and one Of The
lst.pulaiions IS that sine shall not be taken out e
t the kingdom without her free and full consent.
The Prince. 81 said, would be created Vice
roy Of Hanover.
! Prince TGrLr aAyp ilvel in great splend0r and
popularity 10 Paris lie is sad 20 be one d the
lrichest subj c,s in France. lie enjoyed The intre
I confidence Of the B1urb0ns.
The Fixing J9s1ah Bvoaebar'a Msrehal
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SaUlnnah RebMbLcan l3h ingt I

Mr.. Fell deem it duty owe to the pro
PrIetors ct the Steam Boat Enterprise, TO inform
he public, through the medium If your paDer.
hat the ship Georgia, under my command, bur
then about three hundred and ff.y tons, was on
Thursday morning last, lowed 10 Five Fsthom b
the aforesaid boat. at the rateof five miles per
hour, aud that she is capable Of towing any ship
with perfect safety, up or down Savannah river
10 JAMES LOW
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-FOUR OR FIVE BOYS,

From - 20 i5yea~' 1ays and 2Cgood agsbgsi,ion,
gh' read and unite to'era5,y sysR, ,giY be taken
Apprentices TO the Printing Business.
Enquire G; MsoNec 9fMs Virginia .qrrv,,
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Returns from 439 towns 46. 2O2 -
Net Republican gqia 5,08I.

nm Thursday last, the Steam Boat Fnternrize
ietI her mornings, bound Augusta, with freig
and passengers She got under way at half pas,
three O'Clock N a very handsome manner, and ia
hIteen minutes was nlt Of sight. The departure
or this boat has excited lively in crest here, and
las opened prospects of trade and prosperity to
he towns Of Ssvanna and augusta, and the state
Of Georgia in general Much praise s due f.,
the prnpr etors ofthe En- erprise, for their rrea.
industry. activity and vigilance. May success
crown their exertions
SaUaanah Republican 1871 fnst.7
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ITO be continued }
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

RocIfngham-Maj. WIN Bryan, DIR. Peachy
Harrison
PenR'eton-H Hiner, Jesse Henl,le.
York-Rpbert G. Scott, n bert Sheld senr.-
Ia sV'ck ~ p, scud' Tn w. Carey.
Czfibeber-Iohn Turner, John \ Thornton
BerkLey- George P"rterfcld' Edward Colson,
Rockbriige-Juhn Bowyer, VIII am Paxton
Shenandoah Jacob Rinker ir, VIII am Stein.
berger.
f'iitsylrania-Col Thos II. woodng, George
Turner.
.9mhust -Edmo d Penn, Col joining
Bofetourt Col +. w lson' Moses { Cook
Bant-Gen Samuel ackburn, John J ur,d N
Chesterfeld-saml. Taylor Arch bald TIVE.
att
King HTRiGm- Corbin Braxton,' Thomas Hill. ..
.Vclo Members
SENATORIAL.
District Of King I0iHiam, RIng s. Queen and
Gsser-rhOmas G. Hnomes.
" az the Rockingham election, there were s37
votes gwen IN tayourof Convention
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.
BRnoKs.-DExTER.
Returns from 439 towns 40 2o2 Is, 329.
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Leayitt and Bur.4u, merchants Of New York. and
Nahue. Charter. OF The Civ or cbrond
and Edmond smith Of Petersburg
DcfsaElpf3
THE beiendaDts Leavitt and aurrslI, not nav.
ng entered their appearance and given se-,,r.fv
according to the Act Of Assembly and rbe
Rules Of 'fs Court, and appearing by sausEc.
tofy evidence hat Ih y arc not btants pfthi,
county 70 ~ ordered. thst The sad D.f-rJ,-.-
do appear here on the twenty fourth day of the
next rm and answer the BIN OF Tie PLAINTIFF
and that copy Of ,his order be 70 .hul,b in.ert
ed ~ some n,wspape published I'D the Ctv as
kchm.n', tor two mon his gucrcss.yeI, and p,e,-
ed at the front door OF the Capitol, IN the st.d
City.
CoPy-Teste,
$40. ". W. iiENiNG, C.. G..
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Prince T1rlr aASD iIvcl in great splendOr and
popularity 10 Paris lie IS sad 20 be one d the
richest subjects in France. lie enjoyed The intire
confidence OF the BOurb0ns.
The Ex.Kmg J9serh Bnoncparie, Marshal
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f o r + IG n.
SPANISH AEEAIns

SPANISH AFFAIRS
Copy Of a Letter from Don Juan de Dios .azadsr.
late governor Of Carthaseaa to Don Fran
cisco Garcia del Fsero
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Richmond April "a, 10I6
n. Is. No bark will be received II nv Ola
Tan Yard, near the Market
% TATE.
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T. r. A T TT T. r,

Of the rst Qqali'y, for sale on reasonable TENS
for ready money ou,y by re all by wholesale. at
SlXty days for approved notes payable At either or
the Banks N this CITY.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-16

the merit Of this manly race Of meu
Hat we wish to detract-- But We do
most earnestly wish, that we possessed
the talent TO cover with everlasting
shame, rcproacb, contempt and ridi-
Guile, that perpetual itching which pos.
sesses so many of our editors, preach
RS and spouters, to euloeise, and be-
spa,ter with Gulsome ilAtie,y, the king.
dom not the heohie of Great, Britain.
AS to .Enrtrico. the land of their birth,
1t ar gears 10 possess nothing worth eu-
Iogizing in the eyes of these gently
One would think, indeed, il he knew
nothing but what they tell him, thae
this country was little better than
Wild, uncuitivaied desert, inhabited on.
Iy by beasts, end reptiles, with here
ard there perhaps tlade OF grass, or
grain. and faint ray OF civilization :
and that Great> Britain alone is the g,o-
rious theatre OF arts and of arms, &C
learning and philosophy, of law and liz
berty, of morality and religion. II this
be patriousEI, we shcrld rejoice 10 see
it banished, 10 feed upon oatmeal and
potatoes in its favoiitc " Buisvark" or
10 fal,en the soil Of another Uaterloo,
for the honour aud glory Of Weihngfo,s,
Caftes, 81. George, AID The Dragon"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-16

/ hereby make known,
THAT atan Election held on the 9th of
this month, for a Member of the
Common Council from tho third ward ia
fill the vacancy occsGoned by the removal Of
John M'kinn"y out Of the corporation
LEWIS HPKINS has been duly elected.
Given under my hand, at Alexandra,
this 10th day Of December 1916,
EDM. Lice, Mayor.
December II.
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i he following exlrscts are from the III.
eany Reg,stfr, pnpercontuc,cd with
consnmma,c ability, by Mr., Solomon
Seufh,eick, a man who usites in his
own person the various exceilcncies
ct the gentleman apd the scholar
the epublioan eud;he ehus,ian. The
editor to ~ hose article bs sludes, is
Theodore Dwight, Esq hte secreta.
~ TO the Hartford Contention, and
high prizes, OF blue iigh, colitics, and
now anglo federal ditorcf tie Alba.
~ Daily AGve,;iscr---a man whose
tlansCendant talents are obsCurea by
his BRITISH prejudices, ard who dis.
graccs abi!!;:es that nigh, render
him an honor 10 his county, by base
ssbservience To the views Of Bri.
fish iGciion. Pitts. Com.
theodore has brought himself, this
morning, 10 view the French revolution
through medium less gloomy than
usual. He even anticipates irem il some
"melierauon of the cid govern ments,
particularly that Of Russia. lie sd-
niircs, indeed, 'the mild and beptGceni
,eiga ci AlcxsEder;" hu, alas for poor
Spain aud Portugal. We shall never
Fsays he( look upon them as entitled 10
kindness or sympathy from the rest Of
the world, so long as ;hey support The
acquisition, or aulhoiise tie slave
trade" In closing his rema, ks, he aims
blow at the Pofei i,.r ii seems thai
skeleton Of ancient ecclc siasIirai power
is still useful Us luebcar 20 religious
aud pohUcai siaruh>is. ijut VIC viii.
venture 10 say, alter all The noise about
the Pope aud the lrquisilion, wiia then
denuncIaticps, racks, AID tortures, that
this same Pope and his Church, are as
Iree irom bit mish, hom persecution
corruption and depravity, as tie Bul
wark CT cur Religion" There never
was any thing more wicked in Por cry,
then ley bench OF Bishops. ,hc Lords
SfTitaa2 Of the Buiucrk, rioling upon
The Tat OF the land, and making specu
iation of the Bible and the Cross
There never was any thing more op-
Prcssive in PoreIy, than NE tilhes oil
The Church Of England (; nor any thing
''N'~ III wv lbNluiSiNiOb, Niidh IT,
massacre of Giencoe--the murder oi
millions in lndia-,he poisoning Of A
meIIcan prisoners in The Old Jersey or
the tearing out oil The bowels OF The l.
Ssh patriots, af.er hanging them like
so many dogs. The " Bulwa,k" has
done ali this, whilst, at the same time,
she has kept thousands of veunl pens
and presses employed to abuse HE re.
ma'n,ng Shado,v of Papal power, aud
cry shame upon the irTuisinen The
gfeatest rogue is the first TO cry rogpes;
and whilst the BuFvarE has been cry
irg out against Popery as the BIast pnd
the fHhore Of BG6yion, her own aben,i
natiens haye'been exciting and kindiing
slowly the disgust and Indignation OF
nlarkind md there is reason 10 fear
that awful displcssure, between which
aud the wrath Of man there is TO com.
parison The ruin, which now threat
ens her domestic safety, has il it anaw
ia! .quinting, which may well apPalthe
slou,est hearts amoDg those whose
wicked Vaccinations, against the lber-
Acs Of mankind, have exhausted her
emery les, and reduced her TO her pres
ent depiosable condition.
4 ~
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MackareI, Beef, Apples, SC.
JOIN G. LADD 6, Co. have ina re
j ceived by ichr. Lydia, from Newbury-
port, and offer for faie on low terms,
Is bbls. No. beef
4 do. and Falf bbl. No. mlckarel
~ do, and do do.
do. No mackarel
81 do. Winter RuGct Apples
40 do. Ciliihowcr do.
DO fall do.
ri 6uhels winter pears
$50 buhels potatoes
boxes Boots and Shoes
10 do. dipped candles
bbl3. brown iHyar
- cafe news hofe and mitfers
White aud cocred Soollen yarn.
December G..
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The propagation Of Christianity, by
its cwn mild and peaceful means, is
W hat every Christian mus; sincerely re.
ioice to behold. To this effect, mis-
sionary and Bible Societies may be use
fully and gioriousiy employed. SO long
as their Iabors are carried on in the
true spirit of liberation, free from ali
views of sec,arian pride, or monopoly of
spiritual influence, every real friend Il.
virtue and piety will give them every
aid that his putse can afford, or the
weight Of his character extend TO them.
This IL the theme Of 1heodo7e's cGito-
rial article of this morning; and as we
agree III the abstract, the article before
US would not have excited the least ami
madversion, did it not seem to have
been written, not so much to applaud
general zeal for propagating Christian
ty, as 10 eulogise in particular, "THE
ERITISF AND FOREIGN BIBLE
SOCIETY" These capitals, like the
Keystone OF an arch, stare us in the
lace, in the very ceEtre of IheodoTe's
remarks. Thus il Is,that British magma
nimiiy Blush generosity, British valor,
British literature, q British pieiy, form
the burden OF the Song, Tlom day to day,
with our blue lightScbooI Of editors -
As 10 the British abd Foreign Bible So
ciety, so far as il adheres TO The pro-
fessed grounds OF purposes Of its insti.
tuition, We wish ii success But know
ing, as we do, the char acier of the Bri-
tish government, its restless ambition
20 govern the world, and its uneeasFng
vigilance TO improve ell things to that
great political end, We have our fears
that the Bible Society in question is an
engine Of the government and that
under the mask OF hrOhagafing Chris-
rianify, it aims at hTohagaling Brittsh
dominion and British fioAties.
Who are the characters most conspi
cuous in ti,at Society," They arc The
men whosc existence and consequence
sc ideD.iied with the government
he spirit cf uhich is at war with every !
principle OF Christianity In society !
Tor propsgadDF the gospel Of Christ
4 e expect to sec sincere and unafFect |
% disciples ol their Divine Master
nNn whose lives, as well as their pro.
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lean be usefully visited the < striped bunt-
Jf,r,, will som he seen Hying there.

can be usefully visited the < striped bunt-
ing'' will soon be seen flying there.
During the war in Europe, our com
nerce was of an unnatural growth. u
as like plants in hot bed--forced. It
i'll now be reduced to its natural and
sealthy state.-still giving life & wea q,
o our seaports and country but not that
apid precarious p.osperity which the
s'rench revolution for time produc-
ed.
What then has been done by those
Who have been engaged in commerce,
whose capital lies idle in the banks, and
whose vessels have no profitable employ
ment ? Manufactures open vide and
inviting field for the exercise OF enter
prise, and capital. Remember that Eng
land owes her greatness more to her IN
ternaI trade and manufactures than to
her external commemorative have been
led to look abroad for wealth-we ought
to look at home. The sources OF wealth
richer than the mines of Peru. are at our
doors.
But there is one truth that ought TO be
well understood the old ought topress
it upon the young-the wise upon the
foolish-those who lead upon these WIN
follow, and that is-that luxury must be
represscd, or the nation be ruined. Re
trench retrehch-live within yeur income
-thro. b, your fneriestill you areout
ol debt. ought to be written upon the
door post ofevery house in Pennsylvania,
from N. Jersey to Ohio.
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LONDON, May Il.


The following is an extract of a lette,
from on board the Spanish slave schr
Rosa. prize to II. M. ship Bann, dat
ed Sierra Leone, Jan. &c.
{: M Dear Sir have just arrived in
the above vessel, which we have captur-
ed. after an anxious chase of many hours.
and a smart action with our boats of an
hour and halt We wefe reftting here
in II. NJ. shin Bann, about fortnight
since, when information was received OF
three vessels under Spanish colors, well
manned and armed, being at the Gaines.
a place about $50 miles to Leeward of
Sierra Leone, taking in slaves. With
great exertons, being entirely lisnan-
lied at the time, we cot the ship seady
and at sea, by 8 O'Clock the following
The wind falling, we did not
get off the place until the 6th morning
BY day break; when, to our great salts
faction, we discovered large schooner
in shore, who on seeing US, immediately
cut his cables; and made all sail with a
light breeze eft the land--we after him,
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but soon found he had the advantages II
sailing. At IL O'Clock, luckily for = Us. il,
Tell calm, chase about niles distant
when the Cd lieut.. was di atched with
all the boats. A little before S, BENG
within shot, chase ran up Spanish en-.
sign and pendant, swept his broad side
round to bear upon the boats, ard com.
menced a sharp fire Of round aud crane
upon them; there being a very hyavy
ground swell, and no wind, ! AIN happy
to say it took very little eject; about
being within pistol shot, prepared I.
board, one boat on each bov, and enc -
leach quarter, schooner keeping up ha y"
Ivy fire of grare aud muske,ry-our ~.
mace having IL pound arlopa9o pr o',
him up very much !; his mainsiast a, ~. ~.
time being SHOT away, gave three Lesrts
cheers, darted along side, and carr;s3
him sword in band. Fhe vessel ra, sa
TO be the Rosa, under panish rnlass o
from Havanna. pierced Tor is Guns. kn,
only four mounted, aboa 20 mer Sas s
crew, ali Americans. and Us slave ~
ling under Spanish colors is all ponsen ~
as the prize was formerl the An e,;oaa
iprivateer Perry, Of Baltimore. is non r
manusd entirely with Americans. co pS
handed by all American, and had hsa.
off, oniy four days previous toour GalJ;ns
lin with her, under American coIors rs
colonial vessel of war Prlucess Charlie,
When the rascal found or beats oet,;n.
the upper hand, he let ab1nt SO slaves sr.
Iof irons, and arlning then with board;rs
pixies, told them. that should we oct %
board, they would all be murdered ws;oI
made the poor wretches fight like devils.
they stood the deck when every Amer;
can that was able had Jumped below
Thank God, we have none killed, ON.
ing to the heavy roll of a sea that was on.
our assistant surgeon and three or fem,
men, are badly wounded about the sans
number Of Americans are wounded INIT
the vessel is very much cut up about bes
masts and rigging. the mainnast is shat
away. After taking out the prisoners
and putting her to rights as well as We
could, | was dispatched in her, with "a
men, to Sierra Leone, where having had
favorable winds, we have arrived, after
a short passage. She was the last Of
the 8 We went in quest of. her two con.
sorts having sailed three days before we
arrived one Of them mounted is Guns
and 80 men, with 500 slaves the oiSer
1 SIX guns and 80 men, with SEQ slaves;
all three came from HAVANA. Her trii.
al has not lasted long the Admiralty
Court here having condemned imRedi.
ately. l DO not know yet what is to be
done with the American prisoners. Tie
coast is full OF American vessels under
Spanish coIors, all well manned & arm
ed. Tomorrow we sail in quest Of q
ship now off Case Mount, with part Of
her cargo on board /; the whole, when
complete, will consist Of 1900 slaves;
she mounts "a guns, and is NAMED with
$50 men,"
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Corporation Of .agerandia. IS,

THE Mayor Of the Corporation OF
Alexandria. to the Marshal of toe Dis
tict of Colombia. Constables, and other
pfblic Officers within the SAID district.
WHrREAs complaint j, made to ne,
iris day. upon oath Of William w. Fisz-
huph. that JAMES .Nsa!e. mare OF the ship
Fair Trader, who was lately catamitted
IN his the SAID William w. FItzhugh's
custody, TO be by him conducted to the
iaiI Of the county of Alexandria. there to
be safely kept until he enter into a re-
coqnizance himself in the sum OF. two
hundred dollars, and two securities each
in the sum of one hundred dollars, con-
ditioned for his appearance at the next
circuit court Of the district OF COLUMBIA
for the coanty Of Alexandria, 10 answer
for a yery severe assault upon fhe body
Of bay by the name of John Valentine,
and in the mean time 20 keep the peace
and be Of his good behavior towards al
fhe citizeas of the United States, q par
ticu!arly towards the SAID John Naleh-
tine. or unit, he should be thence ms
charged in due course of law--did, on
the Aninth day Of this month, forciblly
escape from his custody and is now going
at large: These ace therefore IN the
name Of the United States. to require
YOU and every Of you, in your respective
con ties, cities, towns and precincts, to-
make diligent search by way OF hue
and cry for the said James Nea}c, and
him being found, to seize and retake and
safely convey or cause him to be safely
conveyed to the jail of the said county Of
Alexandria, there to be kept uatll be-
shall give the security aforesaid or until
he shall be thence discharged by due
course of law.
Given under my hand and seal, this
tenth day of July, in the year one
Thousand eight hundred 4 sixteen.
Edmund I. Lee, Mayor. IS.
1u'y II. %
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Thirty Dollars Relrmd

Ran away from the subscriber living .
Nelson county, Virginia, 'on the i7ft 9.
April last, a likely youHg Negro nan, :"
bright muIatto. named { hARlEs, som n..
times Calls himself Charles Ccffee--'iI'
dress Cannot be recoIeoted. IFS su.D
posed he is either in King George cour.
ty Or the district Of Columbia, "le'e =; =,
has some free brothers. Whoever Nm W.,
the said fellow & secures h i',I
in any Jail so that get him asa'h' '"@'
receive reward of Thirty Dol'afs'
George Jac0bs'
Nelson Courthouse, vIrsil'''
July Q GIN
tT The editors of The National nv,
iigencer are requested to insert the a.O. ~
one month, and send their acooln'
this office.
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Joseph Smith and Son

HAVE IMPORTED
In The Barq.te Mary. from liverpool,
100 crates aud hhds. of queens ware
200 sacks OF Liverpool salt
500 boxes of tin plates
6 do block tin
s do sheathing copper
700 kegs Of paint
10 do Venetian red
9 do varnish
1 do leturage
10 casks dry white lead
10 do sheets of lead
1000 bushels Of coal
% cases and trunks of cotton
goods, viz.
9 do 0i caFicoes and chintz
8 do furniture
9 do dimities
/ do white Marseilles and leans
do striped jenets for pantaioons
9 do cambrics
do ginghams
do jaconets
9 do pocket handkerchiefs
do fancy neck handkerchiefs
9 do cotton shirtings
9 do cotton balls
do brown Holland.
July 5 If
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French Goods.

The G ARGO Of the Schooner Brother
Return, Mcknight. master, from Mar
seilles, consisting OF
WINES.
500 cases Claret
100 casks ditto, 5sgallons each
SO cases yinde Grave
25 ditto Hermitage
6 pipes oil proof Brandies
Soft shelled almonds
Smyrna Figs
Filberfs
so boxes Prunes
"a cases Olives
"a do. Anchoyies
IL do. Capers
5cases Mama in fakes
cask blue Yitrol ISs
s bales Alexandria SIENNA
500 reams writing paper assorted
10 bales Wrapping do.
French lawns assorted,
Silk stockings
Do. Purses
Ditto gloves. ladies' and gentlemen's,
Kid and castor ditto, Go. do.
Florence silk assorted
5 Sewing silk
4 eases GRAPES, assorted colours
2a4 fancy baskets
rs boxes clarified soap
Perfumery. an assortment,
Is cfferedfor sale on accommodating
terms. by
adams, Herbert q Go.
May % tt