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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05

Hostilities were upon the eve of revival
in ST. Domingo, between Potion and Chris.
topic, the former of whom had sent 5000
men to meet the latter near Port-au. Prince.
tits somewhat laughabIe to read in one
Of our political papers, that, for that day
Common Sense was unavoidably excluded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05

We regret to learn (says the New.York
paper) that Gen. Sir Gregor Mac Gregor
has been obliged to quit the service of the
Patriots--another faction having obtained
the ascendancy, averse 10 and enyious OF
officers of talents Of foreign birth---as is al
ways the case among a bsrberous people.
Rather than serve in an inferior station,
constantly liable 10 assassination, he chose
to retire. How superstition and yassalage
drbasc mankind
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05

Burke ana Sir Nm. Drater.-Sir. VIM.
Draper who had been severely attacked in
one OF Junius' celebrated letters, addressed
himself to Mr.. Burke, (whom he supposed
to be the author) in these Words" am
informed, Sir, that you wrote the letter
that appeared in this days Public Adver-
tiser, under the signature of Junius-I
shall be obliged to you if you will tell me,
whether you did or not" "Really, Sir,
answered Mr.. B. 81 cannot be so obliging
as 10 answer--as see no reason for asking
me the question. If you believe your in
former, 1t is needless and if you do not, it
is rather rude to found suspicion on me,
On the Information of one you suspect to be
q liar"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05

A physician observed to clock maker,
whose work needed mending, that if he
was to make such errors in practice, il
would be attended with the loss of all his
patients. The man drily replied, {" Good
Doctor, the sun discovers my fauIts--the
earth hides yours"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09

Happy, thrice happy for mankind, could
vice be stripped Of its gaudy ooloring, end
exhibited in its native deiormity. Ne lcss
hoppy would i, bo, could political impos,ors
be thus drai, with one OF whom in the hIer-
,Sry, 10 sssr bic may lose his Office, " with
fullest Itsnce mocks the potriot's nsme"--
talks Iood!y Of the peoples rights, liberties,
and privileges--though he act, more like a
slave c-diiyer towards those, who uphsppily
are under his undue infacncc.--His porty
cunningly provide colored paper for their
representative ticket, 70 deter those under
their bsleful Influence, w no dare put in any 9th.
CT. This one, dotostsbIe face, Of their re fined
tyranny, annibila,ing every germ and every
yestige OF freedom, vi,iatinG the election OF
oil who have, or who may succeed by such
di,tonoraolo means, proves their hostility to
our free Institutions. These are :hey whS
hypocritealy call themselves the peoples
friends after breaking into The fold and bear
ing of the feeblest OF the aock, and q promise
TO Others "they shall be the Last they will
devour."
Let .fris,ide," though not so old cas- he
higns himself, if he feels a frcemsn's ha'rt d
Of f'yrahoic pride," take this lesson and com.
pare Il with his notion, Of ancient or modern
tyranny, and despair iiDdiug parallel. With
no less eSron,ery an attack is made On the
liberty Of The press, With . threat Of proseco.
tioh, I" when made more definitely as TO per-
sons" This comes with an i'll grace from
one who had go wan,only ,raduced the names
and characters Of men, We would never name
with his. No wonder his fears are so groat
for himself; but while the liberty of the press,
and tho righ, of trial by Jury, tensin, so long
shall free inquiry into The abuse Of public
power be pursued, the terror Of his Judges
TO the contrary Do,wirhs,sndipg.
Another takes bold Of LaVton" merely
TO spor, With o. poor msn--oE whom J never
heard, that while no was petitiOning' for the
benefit Of the act, he 'tsi cash deposit at
Hartford, or elsewhere, or suspeeled OF con.
cealiug any part of his properly frou, his cred
i,ors. This Hartford CoDycDtioni.s having
but Ii,ile notion Of religion, undertakes to
'idc.le that Of others, by calling j, " new
Jangied."
But for what has this Hartford man intro
duced bankrupts, hot TO shew bow rich they
are 10 thea; Ten or more public Offices are
filled by them in this town-.all federal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09
Honorable Recan..:sicr.

Cob RoBERr r. NoyEs, the writer of he
sobjoioed letter, has Tor many years sustain
the Office Of Justice OF the Pcace--helds
com mission as Colonel, under the late Gov.
Fepner--and in tho late war was commits
stoned, by Gov, Jones, as Captain cyet
corps Of exemp,s in South King stown, which
composed tho most wealthy and respectable
class Of citizens in said town., He is also q
man Of good abilities, correct norals, ald ir-
reproschsble ehatseter.
FSLIow FnEEMEs or RAopE.IsLAyp,
Il ia well known TO most if no, all Of ys'a
,hs, the people in all free Elective Govern
men,s, ore more or less divided into parties.
In tho United States are two, simply de.
sigpased by the names Of edera! and Rcpub.
lican,--And II rcrnains for Us, from time to
time, or from year TO year, 20 determine
which party (aided and dictated as they may
have been hy good or bad mem ere pursuing x
the best and most congenial pc"ey, ,o con
tnue such Zee Elective Government to
this state, as shall be in unison with, and obc-
dirn, 10 the laws and constitution Of ,te Uuit-
ed States---and at tic same Iime the most TO
the Freedom, interest, and happ;ues, OF the
grea, majority ofthe people.
formerly considered the federal party
mos, in'he right; they consequently had
my support But since the commencement
ofthe late war, ] mus, and do confess TO the
public, that ! have been coascienciously
compelled to chsnse my opinion. For il
really appeared end still eppears 10 me, ,hs,
the whole policy of hi. State, dictated by a
few Leading men Of the federal party, has had
and still has direct and daring tendency to
oppose and irus,rate all the measures of the
General Coverument.
iodeod, the conddS,of this State during
the var, and ever since, appears to me more
like tebellion to, than 40 union with The
United States sGovcrnmcBi---ln such circum
s,upces We mus. not expcc, 10 receive the
confidence of the general government, unlcsj
disposition is evinced on cur part, TO .concu
with and support the constituted authori,ie'
OF the nation.
Undor these end the like impressions,
consider il best, and shall vote Tor and sup
port tbs Republican rrox for General Off
GERS atibe ensuing election.
ROBERT +. MOVES.
Seu;h Glstgs foam, april IN iel7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09
,Ihf federal Panihbis!.


A pamphlet has been printed in frosi-
tence and industriousiy circulsted 10 the ie-
mote parts Of tho state, filed, as We learn,
for we'have been utterly unable TO obtain a
sight Of it,) with the r"st scaDdslous false
hoods & n,isrcpresenia,ions Among them,
we ledtn, thcy have trumpet up the old Mer-
curry lie, relative 10 the Expenditures of the
W1 Department, for 1915. 1t states that
the expences Of he arDy for that year cx
ceedsd sixteen millions Of dollars, sum
equal to the espences Of the army during
the topr years OF MIR. Adams administration.
This aborinatlc false has already been
refuted aud il h,s been proved, from ofIic-
ial documents, that the exnences of the y. 5.
army for 1916, was exactly 5 3 234,969 90
cts. Even Pefqua Nanent," in the Mcr-
curry, will not have the imPuaeoce TO deny
this. The people Of this state = II not--,hey
cannot be imposed oil BY such gross false
hoods.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09

,yres ot p. ~ --whs knoS, yst who dare NOT,
Cfrom party mo,ives) insis, on the establish
men: Of permanent system Of justice, IN
new and revised esilma,e-are we apparent.
ly withon, one independent friend, who Nigh
aa1fd other than the temporary relief offcr-
ed as a crumb to a mendican,. I'm the act Of
the General Assembly by which some hun
dred dollars, we're taken Of fsom this towns
apportioonient in the last ax.--Have we no,
here a decided and unequivocal proof ct lnIl
conviction; or the part of the State, tha, The
old estimate as relates to this town is mani
fes.ly nnjust ... -.-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09
TIE Coastsrsiga is-Lasbt

NO. 1874, Ihome

t,. NO. 1874, 1bonesrssrtsf, ,
Va ILL open this day, general eesertrent Of
w Goods imported for the present and approach
ing season. which he will sell at low prize, fsr
eGst ouy--am which sre-~ "a - f.gr
supei hnc. black, blue, brown. green and mixed
BrosdclotLs common do. Co eassiassres. " every
description An price Nerseys, at 75cts Per ysyds
Planes Sattiuetts, very cteap; black blue. brown.
mixed and striped stockingnc- frnmi u 6 to
I5s for the doublAl yard fisn.els and Bates:
Russia sheetings, and a complete assortment %
shrtirgsj Caiicoes, Furnitures. Dimiues, Cam
brics, Banba,etts end Rattnet,s. Dand. Ina, Bar-
celona, and Madras lisndkrrchiefs, cor, mon do.
OF every description book, slrig. leno, lace. pete
pick, spidernct, and j>eonet aiusiny. yeit cheap
Msrseilles Nestings, Is per c cheaper thap can hs
bought ir Newport common do. or su kinds
white md brown Linens 20 Co,tons Cling ebsms,
striped and p!sid black and fancy Lustrngs; lib.
bons, best and n.edgrd, satin do sinshsws and
Lustrings ol-Clohs lsdies' and gentIemeps silk.
worsted and cotton Hose italian Grape, 4s6 per
yd ladies .Indispcnsablcs; mperfne snd eymnon
Suspenders Conbs, Fans, Buttons. Bindihfs. and
Ferrets Scissors Pins. Needles, KNITTING. cdles
Hooks and Eyes--and great number of other Or.
tieles, too numerous 10 mention.
,. J.t Lke~iss J,..,.,... tav
2csses Of Bomespun Co,,ons, brown and whts.
by The piece and ysrd-vey low.
G-T lie Calls loudly on all those Who owe him.
either by q '~ or book aecouht 10 call and ssuia
the same immediately, as the demands against lirp
are impsrious.
Newport, April 9. 1877. N. I.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09
Fer .he Republican.

One of the most disastrous effects on the
buntry, and on the town of Newport in par
eular, has been tha, Of not assuming the
rect tax, althoue h ,ha, tax no longer exists,
|tis1s our in,erest---it is our duty, TO com
re the wrong doings Of our rulers with
rat they ought to have to done Probably
Is State has paid some thirty or forty ,hous-
dollars more in the direct tax than would
We been required Of it, had those taxes been
bumed and assessed in the same manner
we're the State iaxes.--The monied aris.
racy which governs this State, have i'm
led this additional burden on the land, and
ry mans house-because il was ell i'm
tant that the personal properly Of wealthy
vidusls should be altogether exempted -
y the many millions Of personal property
bis State been broaght into the estimate,
does not kn,w that it would have vastly
inishec the tax On the land, and every
70 house.>And 10 what shallow ar,ihees
our misrulers resorted to, under pre-
Of an eSeuse.-OD ano,he. account the
btry iDteres, has suffered-and sill un.
pnasly suffers, snd this town in pariieu.
by the disproportionate manner Of APP
oning the State tax, presicated on an
stima,e remote ss 1875, since which
Of the towns have rose TO wealth--it is
fs,e, to be the victim 10 Sse rs!si Tea
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09
Nesv Hah-tSr Eisct;os'.

q WANTON, at his Book and
" Hat Store, has jast receissd tie best s--
sortmsnt % MEMS ana Chdren's Hsts which ha
has ever before offered for sale in Newport.--to be
sold cheap nzr., - -. :.
Mems extra fine fashionable Beavers
do. ruperhnc and common, with wide b..mss
de. Castor and plated .iats,t
Youths fine black, handsomely finished,
4 grest variety of Chdrens black, brown, Jrsb b
fancy eolersd Hsss, elegantly trimmed;
Mems and boys best and cheap felt Ha,ss
'.t. ,'e.'.' ALSO, . ,s.
% PAPER HANCiNCS FOR roorna and win sow euS-
sins, ct the mos, fashionable patterns, bo slegany
and cheap, n., 't-t
BOOKS and STATIONARY, as usual
NewpIrt, April 9, 1872 N--,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09
NEW PORT:
ArTENIION-the sphole =!
W'EDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1917

ArTENIlON-thc Who!e
The Republican Freemen Of this town
are requested to meet at Inc State. House,
THIS EVENING, at 2 O'Clock, to a.
gree upon Candidates To be supported as
Representatives 10 the Gcnerai Assem-.
bly,, and 10 transact such other business
as may come before them.
The attendance of every Freeman is
earnestly requested.
Newport, April 9, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09
NO G +.

By Virtue Of a D"erce ef The G1ys-eme Judicio!
Court, holder al Newnerf oH he IRA Nor"
day Of 6Hareh, 1917.
G o much of the Real Estate of AyDRrw FREy.
~ soDY, late OF Westerly, deceaied, as viii hs
sufficient .or the payr. Mt Of the debts Of said de.
cened, together with the expenses of settling ,h'
estate Of the deceased, and incidental charges. WIN
be sold At FOb!c Auction on the sscond MONDAY
Of April, 1917, and the following day--said Estate.
are situated partly in Newport, Diitd:,own and
jamestown That, in Newport consists of aborr
eight acres Of Land, situated in the 6oun part o.
the town THAT in Middle,own, consists Z, abou.
60 acres OF land, new in possession OF Joncs Chass
And that ~ jamestown. is the Farm now in ,ha
possession Of Pek.s Psfer The Sale will be on
the premises thr in Newport, on sad Monday, @.
10 o'clock A. M.--snd in Middletowp, st 3 O'Clock
p NJ. on said dzy--The Sale IN jamestown, on the
day following, At II O'Clock A. M.--The Conditions
of Sale will be made known ht tie time and places
of sale. SYLVESTER GAvIr, Z F..
JAMES CHASE, Ha"S
Newport, March II, 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09

London, Fe5. 5-7--On the 2sth Jan. the
Pipce Regent proceeded TO the Parlismep,
House ana opened the session BY q speech
from the ,hrcne On his wsy thi,bcr he was
iosuited BY the Populseej sod on his return
was sttsched with sooss By nob--the yin
dows Of his carriage we're btoken--Lord J
Murrsy, who attended the Rcgep, 70 the
sssis carriage ssssiveds . wound; snJ his
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09
NOTICE..

State Of Rhode. Island and Providenee Plan
fatons, .fhrH 1, 1917
THE Creditors OF HoIpsH CHAcr, jun. oe
Portsmou'N, lsb,rer, are hereby notified 10 ap.
pesr t the General Assembly. TO be holden a, New.
port, on the 6rst "Wednesday Of May next, to show
cause Why his petition for the benefit Of the insol,
vent act ofJ>ls, 1856, ought not to be grsnted.
tssI SAMUEL EDDY, Seersfsy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09
BOAT FOUND.

A Moses boat, about Nineteen feet reel, ccsrly
II new, with little or no pain, on the irons and
bottom, drsve ashore on the west side of pl,eh.
Island. che beginning Of December last, The ow-
nsr may have It again, By applying to the subscri.
Der and paying charges EZEKIEL ROSE.
Block. Island, April 4, 1917. Ap9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09
THE Y. S. FRiGATH JAVA.

. The Boston Gszette contains the following
paragraph, which shows how much depen-
deucc can be placed on the miserable string
Of eIee,ionceriog fslsehosds which have been
published 10 the Newport Mercury.
On Saturday, arrived the u. 5. ship Java,
from Newport; on passing the Forts she iir.
ed . salute, also efes snchofing oil the Navy
Yard, Chsrle.towb.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09

Ro,M EisIos,s prssid.u,isliy sacap.a
through the iu,erfere nee Of the military
a proelsrnalioD has been published, offer
ipg loooi rewaId for the apprehension OF tho
person or persons guilty OF tho late treasoua-
able at,empt oa the life of the Prince Re-
gent. - .-.--. .e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09

Want OF room compels ~ - omit q com
munica,ion signed by TIMoTHY PEcSnAM,
Jun. complaining OF the Outrageous and tyran.
nical conduct Of federal combination, he ad :
ed b, the Litt!e Resi- King" lie { IS on
all opposers of tyranny and persecution to
unite, on Wednesday nex, and pu, down
those desperate wrelches, who have SO long
degraded the state, and reHdeted their own
name odious among the people.
Many articles prepared for this day, are
ouait ed far want room.
I" Phoeion" is re.Prbiished on our first
page, in order that i! may accompany the
valuable notes which are attached To IT.
e. Such Of our friends in Town, Who can
sps'e their papers ai,er perusal will confer
u favor by returning them to this oiiice.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09
NJ Osr &c r..

d. ~ VI ~, T'' ;,
II AFER's Patent Elliptic va!y metal Pump t,oxS
~ es-A Pump fitted with these celebrated box
es, s now in operation, ADD may be seen st GJ.nis-
ter's Whsrf-Boxes for tpmps Of any dimensi ons.
from three to seven inches bore. may be had Oh ap.
plication to d MELVILLE.
....,. .', II, ydyen! fer The Prohriefos.
Newport, April Q. .-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09

BY Information from respectable source
in the county Of Washington, we learn ,ha,
the Republican,, are making every cxertion
to secure the election OF Tie Republican Cau-
didates. And we are assured ,ha, the ticket
with Mr.. KNIGHT at the head, Win obtain
a much grea,cr vote 10 ,hGt county, :han has
been koown for lS7ny years past, Indeed
information from all parts Of the state, leave
no doIS, ,hss our Pt0x will succeed 5y very
handsome tnaiori,y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09
RE NO IAL.

A. mn VOSE, Msn,aumaker, has removed frcyu
"A her former stand ~ the bottom Of the Parsda.
to tho House opposite Warmers Wharf, at the Coz.
ner of Marlborough and Main. Streets Miss vosts
returns thanks TO her friends and customers, fer
former favors and begs q continuance Of their pet.
ronagc. Newport, April 2. 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09

The federal rats already begin 70 desert
the sinking ship. Mcssrs Steere and Harris
have declined standing candidates as senator
ia the federal prox-probably ashamed OF tie
company they were in. But the junto or
cabGt al Providence seem TO have no d'ffcul.
~ IN starting fresh candidates. The people
II seems are too conte mpusle to DC consulted
90 such occasions. Nico and company are
determined to settle the business even with
out the shallow form OF legislature caucus.
Tho Newport Mercury has the inpudence
TO head the FEDERAL prox, "he Psot!e's Can
didofes." What hand had he heohie in the
nomination Of two, at least, of the ten candi-
date, for the office OF Senator, named in that
prox. Their new list comes from Provi-
dencc, ready cur and dried, by Sico Co.
who very kindly relieve The " "saviuish mnii.
fude from the trouble Of selecting their own
rulers.
The old worn out cry Of French influence,
seems To be entirely forgotten by the federal
yelpcrs; and we cannot possibly see the res-
son why--there certsinly is quite as much
cause for IL now, as there ever was. Bo,
they have found an ingenious substitute.
.fr'eriean influence is now the high.toned
charge against the Republican party. They
bssely supported the government, Of their
country in the hour Of danger when that
country was sssailed by a powerful foe from
q broad, sod by q malignant Internal fac.
ton at home--they opposed the 6ire-Gght
and Hartford csbals--k thus are branded with
the dIsgrsceful epilhet, Of friends of their
oUu Observation-Disclosures Of fheir CON
eOsrfry> These are now the highest aud
severen charges which are brought against
the Republican party. As my uncle Jonathan
says ~bs, Sosld these fellows bs ct"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-14
Virginia Museum.

THE public are respectfully informed that the VIR.
u GINA MUSEUM was opened on the irst Mon.
DAY IN October Sensible that long indulged expec-
taon too frequently productive
Proprietors, Notwithstanding tie diligence with hcii
they have exerted themselves TO render the COLLECTION
pleasing, various, aud ineres sting, anticipate with much
dhdence the time when tshali be submitted to public
observation.
It's ~ comparison, analogy, contrast that every
object which is presented 60 attention estimated
and Messrs UorreHS Lsyton conscious that should
their infant establishment he appreciated only AZ il will
stand the test OF critical eranatio they lave little
hope and much to fear. they conde therefore in the
hberality OF an enlightened conmnnity and trust that
when IL Is recollected how gradually such Institutions
progress. and Row ony is they attain any degree Of
excellence, that many allowances will be made for the
very incomplete exhibition abeutto Commence and
for the hsferoseSoks arrangement, which has been
found unavoidable Did an ardent desire TO promote
the bestnerests OF the Yirginid MuseUrl unitedto
most zea'ous assdniy to render woTthy the title by
which II " distinguished constitute any claim appro-
baton or Success then might sok
boldly forward and demand their need but this con.
seriousness OF desert however sincerely felt il remass
for time and facts 10 demonstrate. Should the industry
already manifested be nevertheless deemed surety of
tronage propoioned to its merit Messrs Uayreli <
OF favor.
kr Abundance so ceuts-Children of ~ years old
and under that age rs Catastrophe Of color IN. same
pricsndivals repeating their visits during the same
day, are not subjected to addtonaifee.
60 The Museum open from nine in th morning till
sunset Of each day, Sunday excepted.
October 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-14
oa,tke iN. lflbstnarle. l,,ru1t ls 'NNN - ~,

ANDS AND LOTS FOR sALR.-The subscriber is AN
~ thorisedhy William C. Williams, ESQ., TO dispose of
the following property, viz - "
= Lot Ne 1870, in the City Of Richmond, Wits the dwell
ling honse and improvements thereon.
PaIt OF Lot No. 57i, In the City Richmond With the
oweing house and improvements thereon lately ocoupi
cd BY Dir. Burweli. -
-Four acres OF meadow Land the Run near the Poor.
house, In Richmond, adjoining FasbehdeT.
Four Lots Ia DnvaPs Addition to the City ef Rich
noDd-Nos. $50, 757 26I and 265--
And the Estate James River in the county ooeh
Iand, about two miles above the sou.bouse commonly
Known by the name If LitfIs Creek.
me terms may be known, upon application to the sub.
scrlber living IN Fredericksburg, to Thomas Taylor
Esq. in Richmond. JOHN w GREEN
JrSy ~. aoff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-14
ShaparA & Webb

ssa. OFFER FOR SALE
40 hhds. & 50 barrels brown Sugars
bids, boxes and 40 barrels Louf Sugar
10000 lbs Green Coffee
IS hhds. Antigua Rum
pipes superior old french Brandy
pipes Hollands Gin
barrels country do.
Ito bbis. Caruthers' & leyburns tecti6ed whisky
10 ditto rectihcd aud fruited Whiskey
Common Whiskey
caskS Madeira
&c d ,,. sherry
!, :; $ s AZ: ' s:s s aa's'' WINES
8 ditto Teneride
8 hhds. retailing Nalasses
25c0 sacks liverpool nlled Sal.
SO tons Bar iron, assorted
ditto Plough Plates
2 ditto BsteTed Sieel
l ton German ditto
20 faggots Gro wiley ditto
80 casks Cut Nails and Brads
30 BARRELS Liver lori Tanners Oil
tierces and barrels Linseed OIL
81 barrels New York prime Porh
100 ditto Herrings
90 boxes and 200 half boxes a nv IN Window
barrels Putty
20 ditto Wool di,,o
40 kegs English refined Salt. eire
chests & 10 boxes Imperial & Gunpowder Tea
~ boxes Young Tyson ditto
RACE * ground Ginger Pepper-Pimento--Nutm
E,cblae--'ndigo- Aluu-C opperas- 1adder-Logwood-
--Snnf-Mnstard- Brimstons-Unper Lea,her-Yip aud
Calfskins-Wrng, letter and wrapping Paper--Wooi &.
line Bais-Crates Queens ware-Giass Ware in Lbds
ALSO-H bales Nspt Cottons
q cases Domestic Goods viz brcvn and
bieachcd shrtings, Checks, Girghans
Stripes, Bedticks, Rolls, &c.
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn--No s TO is
$780,. ARda quantity of TURKEY YARN