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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22
SIP PNNIsH.lNDIAN WAR.

DeshaichsS ~yvom Oti Jaekson.--WIL-
LIAM liAMELy VII }. ofIiriated a. interpreter
during the !ele coinpaign, passed h'ough
Mill dgvlllc on the 22d MI. and Augusta on
tbe 26.n, Oh his way to Washington, with
dispa,chss from Gen. Jackson. MIR. Ham
bly, stales, that at tho storming Of The Darran
cas-, aur troops wore exposed Tor SIX hours
TO the hee Of four % pouoders, opposed TO
which they had only one FOUNDER and
6 ! 3 inch hawitzer. He also states that on
tina day previous 10 the attack ON Pensacola,
The Governor sent All oflicer TO Gen Jackson,
semonstr0ting against his supposed intention
sof attacking that place. Jackson requested
the officer 10 inform the Governor, that he
vouia answer him the next morning, still
eantiou,nC his march for Pensacola, where
he arrived at nipe clock next day, and took
possession Of the town without Opposition.
On the thi,d day, the army reached tho vicin.
lsy of tac Barancas, reconoitered the coantIy,
apd selected q suitable place for a bresslwork
about four hundred yards from the fort wore
shortly after night a party OF men were set
20 work About ton o'clofk they were dis.
covered and fired on by the enemy from the
fort, which wso returned from howitzcr post.
ed in the rear al u hill above the breasts
work and coaiioued at Intervals during the
night. AT daylight next morning, the Sp,n-
iads continued fling on the breostvork,
which did but lii,ic injury. a, three Rag
WAS sent from the fort, when tho hrciog cess :
cd on both sides, and articles OF eapitulation
were enlsrrd into =
--:o<so:-
ogre eftAe .ai6opy Resister.1
Si;rdty epening, July IL, 1913.
AGGRAVATED ASSASSlNATION.
Win hca,I Iclt emotions cf sorrow, VIC an.
naunce the untime'y aud distressing death OF
tho gsIIan, Majo- BENJAMIN BIRDSALL,
OF the u. S. Aumy. Hs was shot on parade
this Evening u few mIoutss before eight, and
his immortal spipi, left his tabernacle OF clay,
in one hour and EJfyyfve ninutes afterwards.
lie was shot by a soldier Of the name OF Ham
iuor,. vhc. had been enlisted about three
months. The murder was deliberate, ana
tho monster exul,s at its pcrpeuation---ho Is
10 prisbh.
Major Birdsan was in conversation with
f.isut. Scott, in front Of his markee. Ilan,il-
ION presented himself before them, and said
"afsor I az. Aere. '"~ On being ordered back
90 inc sinks he made ready and discharged
hi R,as -.the Ball entered 90 the right side,
pissed ucae tho heart and lodged in the Hesh
near the back bone,
In daseodins tho rights ofhis country, this
high ,niu uded soldier met danger IN its mos,
tcrrifc forms--was mu,ilatcd in tho most
cruel rnsancr by having his face literally
sha,tercd,o TO pisccs--has undergone surgical
cpcr atoms Of the most agonizlny .ns,urc---
suffered rains iodescribsblc--his wounds but
Jus, healsd--his prospect Of returning hap
pioess had barely begsn to dawn, and hc has
fallen the vieim Of unhroveked ASSASSIN.
.fTIok.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

'Throogh The kind i0sosfcreDce OF the b'g
Ssrpent or some Of i'is.associs,cs, ere We a.
gain relieved from The disssr~csble necessity
al rsuing paper void Of shss qual6casion
which constitutes the very name Of nr,0sps.
Per ton Sabbath evening, HE snaksship,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

dofn ot kiebs,ai., ,so 5ohe mia, Which u,iv.
with the sppells'ion Of Higbness, he Is here
after TO boar.
The London Gazette Of May 26h con
tains en- order in council prohibiting, for sis
months longer, from the 30Ih May, the exx
portsiion Of gun powder AMMUNITION, TO tic
Coast Of Africa, tie indies or Ame rica
The Coronation Of Bernadot, King Of Swe-
den, took place on the iiih cf May, by the
title of Charles i<,b.
Arthur Thistewood has been convicted in
the Court of Kings Bench, for sending .
cbsliengc to Lord Sicnouth, snd sentsnced 4
TO 10 nonths imprisonment.
A bill is bsicre ParIisment, for amending
The Regency act. II provides Tor tho in
crease OF the Qucen's Council. and In case Of
her demise Pa, lament, it il should not be 10
session. AZ 10 be convened within sixty days.
Aceonms from Italy state that ,he PsiDeess
of Wales is seriously indIsposea.
Z. The agricaiterai reports from every quar-
ter oi the consiDen, of Europe as we'll a. Great
Britain, promise ON sbdndsnt harvest.
The plague had again broken OFT al Oran
and Aigiers, and ragged With great violence.
The body Of Marshal Ney, who was in,or-
red 10 the Pore la Chase, at Paris, hes Been
ssken up and conveyed to his country seat,
where il has been deposited, and on elegant
monument erected over it. a rnagniheert
church is erecting ii lie Rue d An aia, Paris.
on ,be spot where the late Queen of FraEee
was inferred. The aitar is placed iinmeoi-
n'riy over the grave.
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The .. 8. friga,e Cong ess, Cosn. Sin.
-elair, snc bored W Hampton Roads last even.
fpg. She sailed from Rio dc Ia Plata oh
MAY, touched al vt. Salvador, and had pas
ssge OF, ~ diys only from Margareus, to tho
Gspes of Eueinia. The miOutes Of her
cruizr, together with few remarks that
have been made by one OF the Ulcers, Of
political natuse, L am promised, bot asH no,
yet put Ia possession Of; they having been
left on board. The CON, missinncrs have al
returned, with the exception OF Judge BLAND.
The officers on board state, thai the reports
sf tho defsst of the Patriots, 10 yenez zucls,
are all destitute of trutb--Tbat Bolivar js not
10 the field al all, but at the head Of the civil
governmsn, in one OF the provinces, that just
as the CooyIcss was getting under weigh, is.
formation reached MArgareua that Morilio
had died Of a wound which he had received.
The Congress has had a passage Of 81
days from ST. Salvador, and Q from Porto Ri
CO Passage. She left Margareita Juae IS.
~kif3 -A----:o:V:----
WAsHIsoroN, JuLY s.
1t Is snia that the Psesidcs, has recently
given directions that preference is to be
given, in noking purchases on public account
to ARTICLES Of domes site manufacture, where
they can be hpd at any thing like fair price !:
this, il is understood, extend, 10 all that re.
lates 10 the ?oblic buildings, as well as other
national contracts. ---~~
Such crops Of wheat and rye, as load the
lasds Of Virginia and Maryland, travellers as.
rn,e VI, bese, seldom been seen; tho corn,
too, is generally thriving and both coin and
?. whsat, 90 far as our information extends, have
been exempt from worm and fly. The rye
crop Is said to be inferior TO The wheat, bu,
not inferior TO an average crop The cotton
planters Of the souih, and tho tobacco plan
tcrs Of the adjoining states, IL feared, are not
80 fortune az the tarmers--bnt, 1t Is hopes,
THAT in the end they will have ne reasons 20
cemplsin. The reward Of their labor WAS SO
abuodao~ the las. season, that j, would be
ung'a.ei orepine because at the prcscnt it
is rslher L. IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22
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Ai.3RhIEO,

uh.3RhIED, s
In this town, on Tuesday evening iast. by the Rev.
Mr. Wheaton, Mr.. LYsANpER WAsHBURN, Mer-
chant of Boston, TO MISS NAarEA ID DEAN, dGugh-
ter Of MIR sisas Dean, Of this town.
AZ .Nantuckes on the 9Th inst. at the Friends
Meeting House, Mr.. RICHARD MITcHgLL, jon OF
Middietown, to Miss LYDIA MITCHELL. daughter
ci Mr.. pe,eg Mitchell of The tornsr place
DIED,
In this town. On the lith inst Mrs CHsr IrAsA
GARpSsR, wife OF Mr. Henry Gardner. in the 2e;h
year other age
On Monday last, Mr. GIpron BAaKEy, in tie
goth year Of his age His funers vii proceed from
his late residence, No. 20d, hses street, this st
ternoon, at O'Clock, which the relations and friends
arc invited to attend. without further invitation.
ia Corvasry. Of consumption, after long il,ne..,
MIS- fBtHs Hrsss, wife OF Joseph Hines, Esqurs,
in the 49ih year of her age. II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22
OF NEWPORT, AND
SAMUEL EDDY,
OF RRovIpENCE,

(. 10 represent this state IN the next Congress-.
E-y. The above election will be held on
The 2sth of August next, being the last ! ues-
day in thai month. II is Incumbent on ev-
ery Republican Frespan 10 bSat it we'll in
hind, tba, al,hough our political, npponen,s
are completely defeated and broken down
and although they are q; present. app"antly
supine aud inact,ye---thsy only watch The OPP
portunity whcs they Day take Us by 50 sfize,
and thereby secure the election at ,hsir la
vorite csadidatc. We sincerely hops and
trust, thar every freeman viii properly vi,w-
the importance of THIS cleo ion, aud thSt they
will give their attendance iceordiDsly.
--~S z. % :xxs~--- tt.t
On Wcdoesday he atmosphere Of Doston
was filled with smoke, caused by The buiplog
Of some brush at Lexington Some alvs-
tensions were experienced tina, the fee would
spread, It appea,s TO have been completely
cxicguishcd. @t3
TOo the samo day, between and , o'clccs,
our atmosphere was also flied with SMOKE,
10 sucn degree, tba, objee,s at a very short
distance we're scarcely discernabc.---Refu5.l
--.o:as:o:--
OF all the stories ever fabricated by tho
gossips of Europe, with which 10 gull poor
ridiculous, than that Of the reported marriage
OF the Prince Regent eF England with tho
Duchess o. Parma.--Thc consort OF Napo!-
con, 10 be the wife of the Prince ci Waies!
Perhaps we estimate ZOO highly Maria LOU
fsA's sense Of dignity and yirtut--bot 1t is
NOT easy tor us TO reconcile with her past lite
and conduc,, her repu,cd good sense and
principles, so much forCetfulness OF |charac-
ter, so much degradation, as this preposterous
union would involve. What the late En-.
press oi France, the consor, Of the man whose
fame has extended to every qoar,er Of the
world, whose genius, tho his body is chained
to a rock, is yet the terror Of tyrants and
kings--the spouse oil Napoleon, the mother
of bis 500, to become the wife OF con,e mp
,,ble and proiliga,c so, lmpossible! Anoth-
er report 10 more probable. II being gener-
ally believed In Europe, thatthc hafsh uoat.
mcnt OF Bonaparle is Intended to destroy him,
and ,hs, his dissolution is fast approaching,
il is therefore suggested, that the Duchess Of
Psrma intends 10 visit England with the view
Of presenting prayer to the throne, for his
removal and better accommodation. Vain
effort As veil might she bssccch the hun
g,y ,ygcr 10 unloose bis prey, or the grave 10
give mp les victim, as TO ssk mercy OF an IN
sxorablc ,yrau,--of government whose cru.
city and ambitisu, like eternity, have no
bounls.---Ken. Rshorfer.
:~:- ~.
The magnificent Prixo Of 8 10000 came
up Yesterday 10 the Milford aud. Owego Lot
terry. Isaac G. Ogden, Esq. Of this city, was
the fortunate holder Of tho ticket No. s,sss.
~. Y. his.
Prorrees Of Inaroven,en'.--A chip OF o.
sou, s7s tons Is now nearly ready to he launch
ed from one of the ship yards in New-Hork,
which is actually to bo fitted up with steam
engine and sppsrstus, as Steam Packet Ssif
f,r crossinr the Atlsntic. tt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

Schoiionhis charlottesville learn that the
great Aqualick Serreot was seen on Tues.
CAV las, by Capt, peIasiab Fernald, Of Kiuefy,
off this harbour. PorfSmeEfh fafer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

The Goersicre, will sail for Russia 90
"Wednesday, provided The wind is fsvourab!e.
Bss. Gag.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

Mr.. Duane has advertised 10 philadelphia
bis edition of Franklin's Life and Writings,
IN six voIumns octave, enpw irst published
from the original manuscript, iliostrated with
portraits, visnettes, snd nu,serous engrav.
ings."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

The Illinois Territory it viii be rccolIscs.
cd was adniued Into the Union as State, at
the Last session OF Congress--but pselimi-
nary condi,oo tor the formation Of a state
constitution was that j; should ab2ear from
On enumeration that the territory cCntained
not less ihan 10000 iDbpbnante. Il now
turns 90, ,ha, the reqoiled number of inhab
i,ants arc not contained 10 the proposed state
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

Ea,ly on Wednesday sncrhing ias:, tie Gin
distllefy 10 Paw,uxer, the properly CT Col.
Ephraim Bowen, was destroyed by frc, which
originated in consequence of the bursting Of
hogshesd Of Gin. We understand that be.
iycen 40 and so bogshesd Of gin we're con:
sumed win the dissiIIe'y. Loss estimated
al 3 1000. Prov. .dr;erican.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

I, is said, ,het the Mississippi literally cx.
bibi,s swarm OF steam boats, and that 9TH
efs'src almost daily set up or LAUGHED.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

Prorress Of Iuaroveniea'.--A chip OF q.
sou, s7s tons Is now nearly ready to he launch
ed from one Of the ship yards IN Nsw.Hork,
which is sc,uaIly to be fitted up with steam
engine and sppsrssus, as Steam Packet SAP
for crossing the Atlsntic.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

1t wac very healthy Mt Nsw-Or!eans at the
lost dates, and appearance indicate that il
would continue 80 Though the summer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

The magni6csu, Prixo Of 8 10000 came
up yesterday in the Milford and Owego Lo.
terry. Isaac q. Ogden, Esq. Of this city, was
the fortunate holder Of tho ticket No. 1928
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-22

Prodigy.-A child has been exhibited a
Castine, born at Poverty Shore" in tina. vi
cinity, which at It's birth weighed but T l..
poonds, and being now II mouths old weigh
siGiy hounds ! Il is healthy and well pro
poriipned. -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22
Piano. Fortes and Organs.

TNHE subscriber, who carries on the ma.
nufacture of these instruments in n.
York, is now in; Alexandria, where he will
remain short time, during which he will
attend TO repair, regulate the action and
improve their tones and musical Effects
A specimen Of his work anu abilities may
be examined in the store second door be-
low the Mechanics Bank, King street,
where he Offers for sale two of his Piano..
Fortes at the New. York prices-one of
them an elegant upright grand, of fiA-
bodied mellow tone and brilliant touch-1
the other is OF the horizontal seytagon form,
highly finished, with extra additional keys,
He warrants them perfectly sound, and Of
the first quality win allow in ex.
change fair price Tor old pianos or organs,
being such as he approves.-He also has
for sale lew fine toned old violns and ele.
giant bows, and concert hutes.-fie is per:
fectly acquainted with the harpsichord con.
struction, and offers to put them in COM
plete order,
Orders left at the store, or at Mr.. Aberl
crombi's, cabinet-maker, or at Capt Mel.
sons, King street, will be promptly at
tended to on his return TO New-York.
THOMAS WESTERN.
July IL tmw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22
Fifty Dollars Reward.

dan away from the subscriber, on the
H the Sd inst Negro JEM, about 3 feet
S inches high, 25 or 26 years of age, stout
and well made, except that he is perhaps a
little knockkneed; his complexion. dark,
has large scar on the upper lip, OCCASION
ed, it is said, by his falling, when child,
on some edged tool; has down look when
spoken to, and is apt to be short and inso.
lent in answering. The clothes he took with
him are not recolected, except red fan
mel shirt, pair Of Russia duck sailors
trowsers, and coarse wool hat with broad
brim, nearly half worn. Having gone of
without any provocation, it is probable his
intention is to steer his course towards Bal
timore or Pennsylvania, and pass for free.
man. He has hauled the seine the two last
seasons in Pomonkey, where he may have
gone, or perhaps to Alexandria, where he is
also little acquainted. If taken 90 miles
from home. or out of the county, | will give
90 dollars for securing him in any gaol, or
if taken 50 miles from home, or out Of the
state, will give the above reward Of fifty
dollars. FRANCIS ADAMS.
Nanjemoy, Charles CO. o..
Nd. july 10 eSS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22
!, so Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber on Satur-
N day night the 27th ult, Negro man
by the name of JAcoB THoMPsbH, aged 90
or %, nearly feet high, very black, and
rather down look when spoken to--he is
very apt to put one hand up TO his chin
when answering questions. He is very
submissive orderly fellow-His clothing
that can he recollected consisted of blue
second cloth coat with yellow buttons,
nearly new; Russia sheeting shirts and
trowsers, and variety Of other clothing
not recollected. fully expect he must
have from $50 to coo dollars with him in
money-and very little doubt hut he had
furnished himself with free papers. Who
ever takes up the said fellow, secures him
in Jail, and retains all moneys and papers
he may have on him, shall be entitled to The
money found on him, and the above re-
ward,if taken out OF the District: OF twen-
ty dollars if taken within the District of
Columbia. JAMES BLO4HAM.
July go dStfmw2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22
Painting in all its Varieties
JOHN B. GOR.M.4N

JOHN B. GOR.M.4.N
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public
lie that he con inues to execute House,
Ship, Sign, and Ornamental painting, with
Gliding, Glazing, Vanishing, &c. at the old
stand in Fairfax-street, nearly opposite the
Post Office. He tenders to his friends and
the public grateful acknowledgements for
favors received, and intends by strict at
tenlion and assiduity to merit continu-
ance.
Companies or individuals wishing to
contract will meet with the most liberal
terms. Orders from town or i'm the coun-
try promptly attended to, and executed
with neatness and despatch.
Windozc Glass Of all sizes,
Constantly on hand, for sale at the manu-
factory prices.
OF Two lads, from ID to 16 years Of
age, of good habits, and respectable con-
nexions, will be taken as apprentices.
July IL st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22
Paper Hangings, SC.

TNHE ~ub.crib has ju received q
4 supply of French Psre' Hangirgs,
among which are a npmbar of Historical
and handsome patterns cforh Pape-,
etc. very beautiful. An e:ican Paper al-
SO, low priced, by the piece Or yald.
Likewise box Of Piints, Carjcaturcs,
etc. a = ear va'ierv. Also.
Boston Windoio Glass,
hf all ,izes, plie has made such ar.
ranga'nents as always tobe abe TO sell at
the Factory prices.
Pains and oil, gold leaf, Looking. glass
es, trunks. etc Constantly for sale.
UPaihting, Glazing, Gliding and
Paper Hanging, in all their variety, eysI
cuted with neatBess and .despatch.
Z. GILMAN!
April 4 stuthStWN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22
New Publications, &c.

Just reeeived for sale by the Subscribers,
nR. Lelaud's view of the advantage. and
~ necessity of the Christian Revelation,
shewn from the state of Religion in the an
cient heather world-9 vols. octave
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, by Lord By
ron, Canto 4th
Rob RoyMacGregor, or Aud Lang Syne,
Musical Drama
Reflections on Suicide, from the French
Of Madame de Stael
The Life of Mrs Graham
Do. of Mrs. Ramsay
Pinkerton's new and elegant Modern At
las, Nos. Is, II and 18. 6TGentlemen
wishing TO be possessed OF this splendid
work, which is now nearly finished, will
please TO make early application to
JAS. KENNEDY g. SON.
July 10 fmwaw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22
THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE.

That the subscriber, of Alexandria coun.
ty, in the district OF Columbia, has obtain
ed from the orphans court OF said county
letters testamentary on the estate Of George
Deneale, late Of the county aforesaid de-
ceased-All persons having claims against
the said decedent are hereby warned to ex.
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
passed by the orphans court, to the sub.
scriber, on or before the 9TH day of Janu-
airy next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate end those
indebted are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 18th
day Of July, 1918.
MARY DENEALE,
Executrix Of George Deneale, dec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22
Valuable Land for Sale.

TNHE subscriber wishes 10 sell tract OF
Il land containing 558 acres, situate in
Nangemoy, Charles county, Maryland
This land lies compact on the Potomac,
adjoining the farm of William D. Harrison,
Esq. about miles above Maryland Point,
is well adapted to the growth Of wheat,
corn. and tobacco. and might be made a
desirable farm. Also, another tract, con-
tanning col acres, about half mile from
the former, and adjoining the lands of Col
John Tayloe.-A further descriptiorFt this
property is deemed unnecessary, as those
wishihe: 10 purchase will, no doubt, view
the premises. Ifnot sold before at private,
they will be offered at public sale in the
town of Port Tobacco, on Monday the
10th day of August next. Terms one third
of the purchase money on the day OF sale,
the remainder in equal payments OF II or
Is months, when a sufficient deed will be
given. DANIEL JENiFER,
July 1O-fmwts Port Tobacco.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22
For Sale.

=
A TRACT OF LAND in the county of
IA Fairfax, between the Little River
Turnpike Road and that from Leesturg TO
Georgetown, called SELBY, containing
from to 600 acres, situated in the neigh
borhood of Alexandria, Georgetown, and
city of Washington. The land is in good
order, with sufficient buildings for the pur-
poses of farming, well watered, wooded,
and adapted to plaster. As il is presumed
that persons disposed TO purchase will view
the premises, further description is unne-
cessary.
Terms of sale liberal, and will be made
known on application to John A. and Bush
rod c. Washington, near Charlestown, JEFF
ferson county, Virginia, or
NOBLET HERBERT,
Alexandra, ID. c.
July Is 49, sw
The editors of the National lntelligencer
will insert the above twice week for two
months. and send their &C. to this Office.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22
SALES AT AUCTION.
By JOHN JACKSON T. Co.

By JOHN JACKSON T. Co.
On MONDAY, at loan.
VII be sold on Merchants Wharf
The entire cargo Of brig Ell:
zabeth Sturges,
Captain Jacob, just arrived from MarseiiIes
Consisting o.
SO casks best Ci8ret wine, 60 gals. each
100 cases l2 bottles each, old do
20 best muscat do
60 hermitage do
40 sauterne do
10 chateau grille do
B burgundy do
200 bottles capelaise and orgeat syrup
90 bales velvet corks
10 casks white wine vinegar Sc gals
each
go marble mantles with hearths e. sides
300 boxes white soap
100 double boiled blue do
"a bales superior soft shelled almonds,
10 bbls jordon shelled do
40 sacks fresh 6lberts
SO boxes smyrna figs
SO do IL bottles each large size anne.
Ian olives
90 cases perfumery assorted for this mar.
ket
case gentlcmen's shoes
400 reams strong brown wrapping pa.
per
500 do assorted writing paper
3 clocks, very elegant with marble
and gilt columns and ornaments
case ieweilery-watches, musical
snuff boxes, &c.
SO boxes dried citron
l55 do large size) lemons
II doz. fancy baskets assorted
90 cases superfine white and black
hats
do silspenders, pocket books, snuff
boxes, note books, sc
case superfne Leghorn flats with
extra browns
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
July 22