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THE SUBSCRIBERS

THE SUBSCRIBER
ANiNG formed a co-partnerslip, under tho
firm of -1ficon e Robinson, and taken ,hs
Store and Lumber House lately occupied NV NJ;
cholas Haliam, at the corner of II and 9Th .,reo,
and two doors above the Swan Tavern, Offer ros
sale, '"@' 'o'
The Flooring articles:
Old Jamaica Rum
Cogniac Brandy
Holland Gin, Whiskey
Old Madeira, Lisbon and Sherry WIN.
Long Cork Claret
Best Loaf and Brown Sugars
Java and Green Coffee
Imperial and gunpowder Teas
Chocolate, Spanish Cigars
Double Gloucester and Northern CHEESE
London Brown Stout
Dsddeps superhne London Mustard
Spermaceti and Mould Candles
Mace, ciaves, nutmegs, aspice
Ginger, pepper
Maccabau and Scotch snuff
Chewing tobacco
Salt, iron. steel, salt petre
Cut herrings
Oranges. rsisins, nuts, ofdifcreat kinds
Corn, Meal
Family flour, in halfbarvc's, warranted
Bacon, oats, &c. &C. &c.
LSndon snbertne Cloths and Ccssimeres.
Rose, striped and point blankets
Kerseys, kendall cottons, plains
Double mild, drab and coarse cloths
Carpeting
Duck hsna'e knives and forks of sup quality
Pen and pocket knives
hazofs, razor strops, and homes, sc. Sc
most reduced profits - VIC
They intend keeping a constant supply of every
article in their line 10y
WE MuCoU,
o. A. ROBINSON, Jr.
OS'ooer .. 44-tf
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4 Snail present a petition 20 tue next
4 General Assembly of the If Virginia for d;
eorsc fguIn my wife Martins JAMES WINNER
September IS. ,4i-lOg
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NEGROES For SALE

LIZ
% Virtue of decree of the Circuit Court oc
the United States. for the 5th Circuit. and
District OF Virginia, between Rebecca Bonj. AL
ministratrx Of Phineas Bond, deceased. who was
Attorney in fact for the creditors of Ezekiel Ed
wards, PFtG AID David Ross and others. Def,fs
shaIl proceed to sell, at public auction number
OF SLAVES, being tho slaves and their increase
conveyed by David Ross to William Me.sburn and
others, by deed Of trust, on the 2ist of October.
1907, and recorded in the court of Campbell coun.
~.
The sale viii commence al the Oxford Iron
Works, in the county Of Campbell ON Friday. the
18th November next, and continue from day to day
until it is completed.
The slaves will be sold for approved, endorsed
notes. at go days, negotiable in the Bank Of Virei
MA. or the Farmers Bank of Virginia.
These slaves are represented as extremely vain
able, most it not all Of them, having been emnloy-
ed IN or about the Oxford Iron Works, in the coun
~ ct Campbell number Of them are said to be
remarkably well skilled in the working Of Irop.
They will be sold in families as far as practicale
with justice to the parties concerned
WILLIAM MANN.
Commissioner
GTfhe printer of the Press at Lynchbure will in.
ser the above advertisement till the day of sale.
and forward his account to William Mann. for
payment.
October rs. 46-eds
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SUTHERLAND coLounoUN b Go.

SUTHERLAND COLQUHOUN s. Co.
WILL receive in q day or two, By the ship NJ.
7V Ggara, from Liverpool, part ofthcir FALL
GOODS.
-Consi8firg Of
Rose and DuEel Biaakcts, Napt Cottoas, Plains.
Kerscys Coaiiags. Flanncls, Cloibs, Manchester
stnis, Srperine Cloths aud Caqsimeres, &c &c
w ith au assortment Of Hardnare and Guile
~
They daily expect the balance &c their Coods By
The ships tain Bf04pn from Liverpool, AID Eo.sard
rom London.
SsPemJer a. str
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Ne4y Medicine Sore.
October


'PSHE Subscriber has Just received. ana;,
Opening. at that well known stand forme,,rpS
cnpisd by DIR. H. 7. CRAWFORD nj the Corner or &C.
,s Farmers Bank of Virginia. very extensive ssnite
o. resi- and genuine DRUGS, MEDICINES nsent
SIuFFS, PAINTS, Sc. which he offers for sale ,iE
moderate terms, for cash aceepfanees. 'efI
n fe7o articles ia ms line are here e,i,7nercf = .
Surgeons PoclSe, Instruments, ASSORTED W.
Forces hest Tooth Instruments, sprinp KEY
Common do do.
Patent Irn7scs, dunble, turned ivory head.
Do. Do. single ,i,. IL -
Common DO.
SpripP Lsncets
Evnns's hest Crown do
Pearl handle do.
Common do.
Paint Brushes, Sash Tools
Marking Brushes &c. &c
ne Facnltyare particularly invited 10 en-, and ,,
tne sie,c,ne rs none but such prove 10 be of bs
country Physicians, and Merchants living ata d;,.
can ne supplied with Medicine very advantsSe"n.
terms. and AZ the shortest notice. 'seous
Philadelphia Baltimore, and District Notes ,a,.n
III payment for goods ~ "" al par
~ pun'ic need he under apprehension of mstake
curing IN putting up Medicine as have in INV ernn &C.
person who has had long experience in the Apo,issa
tions. CHApI t.e - .n ~ pr'SeriE-
October 9. -' an az nh "a
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GENERAL piSsEIJ

We have r, ceve supplement To- the Nashville
Wing the Sth inst. containing six or seven col.
umns al the proceedings of the court martial con-
vened IN that place Tor the trial of hrevet bgader
general DASlEL BissELL. The charges made n.
ga'nst the general were, 1st. for Gun iccs-!ike
conduct, in gambling within the limits OF sarr. sons
and posts, contrary to orders in exacting severe
labor from his soldiers, for s own private cnnye-
nienee ard advantage; in disoh,ying orders 10 e.
rect tort on limos river; and in requiring lieut.
Campbell, with detachment ~. men, M a mos, in-
element season, TO ascend the Aississ; ,pi with pro-
Visions tn fulfil private contract with citizen: "a
" urgcntemanly conduct" in writing Il most rude
AID scurrilOus letter TO col Nicholas 81, con-
duet unbeeoming sn officer and q gentleman" in
Keeping divers soldiers cuitiyaing his lam without
ordering them out liz an, part ofte ti..s lur muster
ard inspection in making false returns; in wish
ing Inappropriate some public "tn" to his own uss 4;
IN wasting other public property aud IN exercising
tyranny over isut. Lucas 4th " disubedience 1T
orders, un-oiheerke and gentlemsnly con,luci -
~ various specific acts ofgsmbling, emb, zzlemen,
OF public property, arbitrary aud ungentlemarly
conduct To certain officers and citizens falsehnod
caumny towards the deceased lady OF capt. Camp
Deli, contemptuOns and disrespectiu language to-
warts President MANSON.
The eonrt-mariia, OF which brevet gen. SMITH
was president, found gen. BisskLL guilty. of writing
rule aud abusive letter t. col. Nicholas of mdul-
Sing himself Ia remarks injurious 10 the character
OF that officer, and of q" ui-oHesr-ike conduct spe
CITED in the 9TH or additional charge aboye-rncnti.
o"ed and toey sentenced him to be reprinantled
IL geperal orders.
-n.jor- General JACKS O.N-approves the fin.
ding OF the court, snd proceeds 10 fulfil its SCH
tenee.
"in military point of view, abusive language
nsed by officers to eaen other, is calculated TO de-
s'roy discipline, produce eontention and ultimate
Ia much injury to the service, and must be under
any circumstances reprehensi5'e--the general is
bound 10y his duty TO express his marked isapproba-
ton Of practice 50 fs,usht with evil
Brevet brisader-general Bissell will resume
his sword, al await orders"
Baltimore Patriot
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Communicated for the Bar. Patriot
CONSULATE OF TIE UNITED STATES oF AnERI

81 Thomas, SEPT. 20, 1916
], Robert Monroe Harrison. Consul OF the u
nited States Of America for the Island of ST. Tho
mss, do hereby certify and make known, that John
y. rope, master of the brig Rambler, of " els
Massachusetts, appeared before me, this day
and dcposed in the words and manner follow
ing:
"That he arrived in this harbor or Saturday eve
" ni"g, the 10th September, at 4 o'clock in y,ry
" great distress, having lost all bis rsasts. s,aI..
" yards, sails, and rigging during the late gale that
" his arrival was Immediately reported at tie fort
" aRd on the Monday mornng following, at IL o.
" clock, willis employed board his vessel in Sc
" curing his wreck, &c. ne 10 his utmost astansh-
" ment, heard tie report of 4 cannon, and fnuni
" that shot had been fred at his vessel from the
" aforesaid fort upon which he immediately went
TO the cusom-house to ascertain the cause of this
" unexpected and unproyoked aggression, when he
" WAS informed it had been done in conse Guence of
=" his not having reported there in due time alho'
:" the time the shot fired was four hours pre-
% sous to the expiration OF the period allow him
by the regulations OF the port, TO make his report
these regulations allowing twenty -four hours Al
ter arrival, Sundays and holidays excepted, to
perform this dsty. He further states, that per-
" mission had been refused him to move his YES
sci from exposed situation to a pace Of safety
" until he had promise d compliance with demand
" made on hin for payment for the atores said shot
6 against which lac demonstrated to the ccmmand-
" AIT, but without obtaining any redress He now
thus publicly makes this declaration in order 70
" express his GetestatioD OF the measures which
" have been pursued agnins, him, and TO warn his
" teliow-citiZens TO avoid exposing themselves 10
" similar insults and aggressons
JOHN s. POPE.
In testimony, sc.
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NOTICE.
VhtHE Subscriber respectfully informs the
" Inhamtants OF This Coupty that he has Just received
from Ne".fork and Philadelphia large and general as
s9rment OF FALL GOODS comprising almost every arf
cs ~ ue pHf GOODS and HARDWARE Lines
Weh, together with his former Stock, renders his assprt
mcnt very complete. Having laid them in on the most adj
retail prices. " WV ''"''0'"
He Keeps constantly on hand, GROCERIES. Of every
descrpion which he also intends selling on Moderate
terms. Ar rv a1-4, -, 49, 10
Louisa court.house, Oct o. as G,
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y = NOTICE TO SURVEYORS.
FAtHE Subscribers having been appointed by the
Z Court of King and Queen county, Commits
sioners tn contract with some fit person or persons
Tor making accurate Chart ofthe said county a.
greeabiy to the provisions of the act of Assembly
passed on the eth Of February, 1916, entitled,
" An act TO provide accurate Chart of each
county, and general map of the Territory of this
Commonwealth" will receive proposals ustil the
18th OF November next, from any person or per-
sens, disposed to undertake the execution of the a.
foresad business.
Letters addressed to them at King * Queen
Courthouse, (postsge paid will BIZ attend to.
Robert Pollard,
archibald r. Rarzuood,
Thomas c. Roomes.
October. Q. ALIEN.
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Irventy Dollars Reward
"a iUcf1N from the plantation OF Mrs. Sarah
~ Uih7nson, near Cartersye, Cumberland
county, on Wednesday night. the 9th of Sentem-
Der. a cheant-sorrel HORSE-about feet one
inch high; he was formerly owned by .46ner Ro-
6i''son OF Richmond of whom purchased him he
is about years old, might be Judged by some to be
o'uer one OF his hind feet is white nearly as high
as ,he sneie--Aiso, three spots one This Shout
ders, believed to be the left, occasoned by n rome
which spots are naked and nearly in line. one he
low the other, about the size of eighteen be,ce
some lew saddle spots (; and, examination NAV
be discovered under the jaw knot, about the size
oi an ounce ball, occasioned by the curb he has
ons switch tail, PAGES tro,s and gaops he iscli-
neu To De vicious, carries very high head when
rode without a martingal-There are but few men
aoie to command him when in company, particular
W II fretted--As to form, there are but few geld
,ngs that surpass him-He is very lengthy for his
height and uncemmonly deep through the shoul.
der.
i he above reward will De given to any person who
VIII deliver the said horse, or give Information SO
that get him again.
JAMES p. WILKINSON
oelooer IL. 45-F
THE SUBSCRTBERY
Are now receiving. from Liverpool, direct,
Imported in the H'Siiiam {, Ezra;
iS1 Crates, the very best ss~nrtnents blue and green
edged WARE, particularly selected for this
t-rce & tContaining Dining Sets, Cups and Sau,
boxes GERS, Jugs &c.
nerccs GLASS WARE containing jouh. a;r,
Tumbles, best quality
5n tierces best London Porter
10 Cases Copper
90 Raised Bottoms loase
10 boxes BEST ENGLISH CHEESE;
baskets ) about 2CoO lbs.
500 sacks SALT, besiarse Liverpool filed
80 boxes Tin Plates
O. The above articles will be sold on Accommodations
terms.
MOncHre, Robinson 81 Pleasants,
Auctioneers
'1H9'tS1 iO 27-tf
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A JAMES RIVER FARM-F0r Sale
3 Wish 10 sell the Tract Of Ldndon which lately
4 resided, lying en- James River, ia the lower end
OF the county OF Nelson. containing nine hundred
u"aj0rty dcTeS-lhere is on this land the usual
proportion Of low grounds The dweIline.house (,
Offices are Of brick, lately beiI and the farm-houses
are good and abundantly convenient. The situation
is deemed remarkably healthy. a crop of wheat
viii he sewn, and possession given this fall The
terms viii be made to accommodate the purcha
ser.
Further observations are deemed unnecessary
rs It Us presumed the purchaser will prefer to
Judge for hinstitby view of the premises. An.
pication may be made to the Subscriber, living in
Richmond, or to VIM. H. Cabell, Esq who i've,
near the land, and will sbew it to those inclined to
view it. lie is also sutbossed to sell it.
GEORGE CABELL,.
September7. 35fc
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October9.
TORENT

TO RENT,
n convenient 1'E.N,E-NEN'T' for a small f..
mi'y, or single gentlemen, who wish to he retired.
VIM. T.. MICOU
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ONE CENT REWARD. Z I
- AN AWAY from the Subscriber, FRAN
4 O. CTS HUDSON, an insented apprentice to
the Boot g Shoe Making Business
The above reward will be given to any person
who may deliver him to me in Cartersyille, county
Cumberland.
All persons are hereby forwarded harborine or
employing him.
JAS. f. BROWNING.
October TO- 474ts
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VALUABLE FARM.
.qugtst 10.

ALD NBLEI FARM,
ETOR SALE.-I offer for sale. FIVE
e HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, formerly a mar, If
the estate OF the late Francis Eppe Esq situated ON Win
ter Puck Greek. i'll Chesterfield County ar
The improvements consist of tine requ ste hoIse far ,,
settlement OF the Overseer and laourers and for seeming
the Crops The LAM ANSWERS well for te culture of bea
corn, and tobacco-most of the is well timEeres
oolt eight hands could be advartaGeOusly employed
The purchaser will have the right Of sowing ,yheo, =,
time, ana session the twentyirst of December n.N,
or sooner, Mr. Moody the tenant shall have seemed h.
Crop-in which respect he will be accommodations ~
For terms, apply TO Archibald Thweat re,1inc ,e,
thepremise ws is authorized make the sale ar n, he
subscrber a resident of Brunswick County VIC
RICHARD FIELD
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themselves 10. these States. with The
criminal design of devastating their
c6untsy. hope, sir, you viii have
|fhe goosness to overlook this digres-
sion, to which I have been carried BY
my warm desire of Strengthening the
most perfect friendship between the two
nations, and to inform his exeeHency
the president, that the orders | claim
IN his catholic ioajesty's name, directed
to the trial and punishment Of the ring
leaders Of those armies, andato the pro-
hibition of exporting arms, sofany kind,
from this country to the provinces, a.
gainst my sovereign's authority, are OF
the greatest importance, and are sup
ported by the existing treaty of friend
ship, limits, and navigation, between
Spain and the q. States, especially theI
10th article.
expect. sir, your answer to these im-I
portant points, and | have the honor to|
be. &c. &c. &c.
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Charleston. Jan. 90.

Brig Rover, Eaton, Aquin, St. Do
mingo, 90 days. Was bound to Savan-
ma, but put in here with head winds.
Vessels left south side of Hayti; At
J2cmel slst ult. brig Concord. Burnham,
for Turks Island in fen days; at A.
quin, 3lst. ult. brig Dion, Gooch, for
this port in 6 days; at Aux Cages, same
date, brig Phoenix, Written, Tor Nor
felix in. IS days also brig Traveller,
Fitzpatrick, for the u. S. in s. days-al-
of Kennebunk: brig Juno, Burch, for
Baltimore in As days; schooner Eliza,
Of Norfolk, sold Analostan. of do. just
arrived. American produce very low
i'll ali parts of Hayti. b eff S12, pork
20, -Four a 8 first quality; soap 10
cents, butter Is, lard 10, herring s. per
lb:; goldfish 5 per cwt. /: lumber Is &c
per Nj. no sale: hoops, shocks and
slaves. no sale, coffee Sl3; logwood
$50 per ton.
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Port of alexandria

Ar. British schr, Fame; Tines, Is
days from Turks Island-salt and wine
to Adams, Herbert & Co.
- Schr. Adeline, Somers, II DAYS
from st. homas's-balast to ID. So
mers.
Vessets left at st. 1homas's.
Schr. Active for N. York in 10 days.
Spectator and Transit of Norfolk.
from st. Barts. the latter of which had
been sold.
Nancy Whitmille, Pride, of E.
denton. n. G. had not discharged, Bound
for Turks Island.
Portuguese ship Felecedadi, of and
for Madeira went down the river ye-
sterday.
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Jan 25
Public Sale.


DURSUANT 70 a Deed of Trust
Il from Hugh w. Deneale to the SUBJ
scriber, for securing the payment Of
twelve hundred dollars and expenses Of
sale & interest, will be exposed to sale for
ready money to the highest bidder, before
the Coffee House in Alexandria, on Tues
day the Goth day of February next, a
Tract of Land containing three hundred
acres, in the county of Fairfax, adjoiH-
ing the lands. whereon VIM. Deneale
formerly resided.
1--WE Negro Slaves. one named Charles
about thirty years OF age and one NAM
ed John about 90 years of age, or SO
much of the said slaves and land as will
satisfy the said debt and costs and in
terest, if the said slaves are produced
on the day of sale, and if they are not
produced shall proceed to sell the said
Land. The sale to commence at IL o.
clock.
Charles Page.
Trustee.
Jan 26 IS
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By Griffith + Dlawner.

ON Wednesday next at 10 O'Clock, will
be sold at our Auction Room, a varie
ty of Dry Goods,
Consisting Of
Superliue and second cloths
Cassimeres and sattinets
Stockinets and cords
Fancy yestings
White and colored f1annels
Booking baiZe
Irish and German linens
Shifting cambria, English
Domestic shirting
Cambria Muslins
Figured do.
Madras hdkfs
Cotton hosiery
Ga domestic stripes, &c. &c.
ALSO,
8 PIPES genuine Cognae brandy,
5 chests Y. Hyson and 2 do. Imperial
Teas.
jan 50
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NEw-YoRK. Jan. %.

NEW-Y DIRK. Jan. 2J.
We have seen letter from. Porto Rico
of the Cd inst which gives gloomy ac-
count Of the price Of American produce
The ship Rapid, Nichols, OF Wiocasset,
was up there for Norfolk, or, would pro
badly take freight for New-York, s. aail
in thirty days. The brig Harriet, of
>ewbutyport, had just arrived from A.
lexandria. After the fist OF this month
agreeably to new regulation, 81 so
TONNAGE
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REMOVAL
David Peabody

U INFORMS his friends and former
A customers, that having sold out his
former Stock of Goods and Stand, he has
taken the store two doors below the Me-
chanics' Bank, formerly occupied by
Messrs. Rogers & Lewis, where he has
now opening a complete assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Goods, purchased the
last week at reduced prices. and will sell
them for cash only, at a very small advance
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfine and common broadcleths, all
colors,.
Black, blue and MKT superfne cassl-
meres, -
Cords and stockinets, velvets,
Flannels and booking baizes.
Bombazetts. elegant vestings,
Cotton and worsted hosiery,
Ginghams and calicoes.
Cotton cambrics, dimlties,
Irish linens, long cloths and British
Cottons,
Black, brown, green, crimson, buff &
white levantlDes,
Black and colored Iustrings,
White satin,
Satin stripe and blown gauze for ball
dresses,
White and co'orcd ladies and gentle
mems silk and kid gloves,
Plaided lpstrings, silk Florentine,
Dress handkerchiefs, embroidered with
gold and silver,
Elegant merino and silk shawls,
Imitation and cotton do.
Woollen scarfs, waistcoats & drawers
Gentlemen's leather gloves, superior
quality,
Lustrihg and satin ribbons, very
cheap,
Elegant down plumes,
Boot cord, pins, tapes, thread, &c.
Jan 6
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Boston, Jan. "a.
LATEST FROM GREAT BRITAIN.
Capt. Russell. who arrived here yes,
tertlay from Greenock, has furnished
london papers to the Cd Dec. Some
days latest.
They centain the treaty between Eng
land and Russia. by which Corfu, Ce-
phaonia, Zante, Maura, Ithaca. Ceviso,
and Paxo. are erected into a free and
Independent state, and placed under
the Immediate and exclusive protection
Of G. Is. A London paper says. on this
subject" Thanks to the ability of our
negotiations for this great acquisi-
tom
Tie British troops in Paris had been
ordered 80 the frontier cities and the
English army was undergoing great re-
daCtions.
Austria had reduced her regular army
TO 10000 men.
Eagiish Stocks, Dec. 2-Three per
cents so to 60. Omrinm IA to Is adj
vance.
There had been SIX great failures at
Stockholm.
The ieport Of an expected rupture be-
Itweea Rassia and Turkey, was contra
dicted.
The communication between the
courts of London and Madrid were very
brisk. Some negotiation was on foot /;
but nothing which threatened any rup-
Itare.
The Waterloo Subscriptions at
the London Tavern, amounted. Nov.
I5cth, to upwards ct two hundred and
trsnty FIVE thousand pounds sterling
InearIy million OF dollars
Every thing in England indicated the
OF long continued peace, q
EXTENDED commerce.
Lord Wellington was one of these,
land if titles designate ability he must be
one of the most able men in Europe +;
his titles inserted in this treaty occupy
+twenty-three close lines.
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A Farm TO Rent.

THE subscriber will Rent or Lease
for FIVE years, that part of the Farm ia. !
Fairfax County about seven miles troRa
Alexandria, on which the late Doctor
James Craik resided, containing about
200 acres. There are on the premises
a good dwelling house, stable and eve
ry other out house, and good orchard
and garden. For terms apply to William
Moss, Esquire, near the premises, orte
the subscriber in Alexandria.
Maria D. Craik.
January 81 staw3wi
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Cotton and Tar.
Candies, Wrapping Paper, &c

Candies, Wrapping Paper, &c
This day landing, from the Schooner Ma
tive, from Boston,
20 boxes mould candles, ofassorted
sizes,
500 reams wrapping paper.
AND IN STORE,
go hhds. good quality Muscovado
sugars,
40 bbls. and 20 bags green coffee,
10 puncheons, and 4 of fine flavor
ed Antigua rum,
10 hhds. bright molasses.
g pipes Cd proof Holland gin,
10 casks green copPeras,
so half boxes Spanish seears,
s tons prime country hemp,
With a general assortment of Groce-
ries, as usual,
For sale by
Bryan Hampson g Co.
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pable Of enjoying, that his mehlery i.
Of being. cherished with
esteem by those for whose rights he Of.
tered up his life.
Accept, | pray you, gentlemen, for
yourselves, and be pleased to commuui-
cate to those in whose behalf YOU act, my
sincere thanks and respectful considera-
ton. Yours obedieat,
JULIA LAWRENCE,
George Harrison, and
Danl I'm. Core, Esq,-'s.
COMMITTEES in behalf of the citizens of
Philadelphia.