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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-26

D DISSOLUTION OF C0PARfNEkSHtP.- The CO.
~ paTtuersl,ip of FLEMING JAMES s 90. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having
claims against The same requested present them
to Fleming Joseph ~ Jdnes for payment and those
indebted are earnestly requested TO make payment
the same they alone being authorized to settle the
transactions OF said concern. FLEMING JAMES,
CARTER d. PAGE,
June 0. JOSEPH S. JAMES
COP8RTNERSHIP.
The subscribers having ed the interest Of Mr.
Carter Page, ia the late firm of Fleming James 4, Co.
VIII continue to transact business under the same rm
FILMING JAMES,
June IL. list JOSEPH S. JAMES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-26

T. cANckE NANlGAIiON.-the stockholders i'll the
Roanoke Navigation Company who have not paid
ID heIr second iESiament requested do fork
VITA Those persons who have been authorized open
books OF subscription for taking mp ofsock under the
Virginia charter, as well those still holding books
opened under That of Nsth Carolina requested TO
IeturHthem immediately TO the subscriber at Halifax
~. c.. r. JOHNSTON treasurer
Halifax y. c. April "a. U3tf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-21

Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank,
Boston; ten dollar bills of the Bank oil
New>York; five dollar bills Of the Bank
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia: FIVE del
lar bills of the New-York State Bank;
three dollar bills Of the Philadelphia !;
three dollar bills Of the Merchants Bank,
New.York five and two dollar bills OF
the Mechanics and Farmers Bank, Al
bany: and five dollar bills Of the Bank oil
Alexandria. -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-21
Communicated for the Bait. Fed. Gaz.
Tnshinnknu Pnnn .4nriL e

Communicated for the Bait. Fed. Gaz.
Washington, Penn. april E.
It is due to society to publish the fol-
lowing fragrant breach of the laws Of God
and man; and it is hoped that the eds
tors Of newspapers in the United States,
whu wish we'll to morality and the peace
and comfort Of society. will disseminate
the information by giving it an insertion
in their papers:
On Thursday night, the ed April, inst
between the hoa-s of 9 and 10 o'cl"ck,
SAMUEL lIxRRIoTr eloped from this
tom in company with LYDIA BRIcE,
the wife of Mr. Thomas B lie, resPrcta-
bic merchant Of this borough. HerriotI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-21
COMMODORE AuRY.

Captain Snow, of the schooner Column.
bia, from ST. Domingo, arrived at Phlla'
delphia, informs that on the 18th OF
March he was boarded in the Mena pas
sage by tie. Patriot privateer brig Brutus'
with 6 six Founders and . eighteens' and
l4s men, treated politely, and informed
that commodore Aury's squadron would
take possession of Snmana N, E. end OF
Hispaniola) in or days. The Flying
Fish privateer, in company, had taken
two prizes in sight Of Mona. ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-21

FISH pTlNdtetI, III SohiPehJt "
two prizes in sight of Mona. lb'a'
Phtsburg, .April 10.
BANK ROBBERY.
On the night of the 9th instant the vault
of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of
Pittsburgh was entered by means of false
keys, and large amount in notes and
sperie stolen therefrom by some villain
or villain. unknown. A train Of extra.
ordinary circumstances has been de-
veloped which, il all probability, will
lead to the apprehension OF the villains
and the recovery Of the money. The
persons suspected Of having committed
the robbery are two gamblers OF the
names of Pluymart and Emmons. They
are both supposed to be Yankees. Pluy-
mart goes by the title of doctor, and is a
professed gambler. Emmons is said to
have formerly kept store in New'fork'
They are both well dressed and genseel
in their appearance. The doctor is about
six feet high, slender made, wore blue
lrock coat and fashionable hat. Among
other circumstances which lead to the
suspicion of these men are the following:
They both lett Pinsburg about a week
aga, protesting to 60 to Petersburg or
Richmond, Virginia. They, however,
only proceeded up the MonOngahela to
EIizabethtown, where they purchased a
skif, in which they procured false bot
tom to be made. They returned again
to Pittsburgh on or about the evening OF
the robbery, and one of them was actual
ly seen in town. They had employed
an artist in town to make them small
iron plate, with holes drilled through it
in different parts, which was So ingeni-
ous'y contrived as to deceive the artist,
and particularly SO, as they stated it was
intended for some unknown piece OF ma
chinery, but which, it now appears, they
were enabled, with the help of small files
and saws which they had purchased in
town, to convert into two keys, aud thus
to effect their nefarious purpose. They
are supposed to have passed down the
river in tic skiff with their Pluader.
We have not heard precisely the a
mount of money taken; but understand
that there is a large amount in notes OF
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of
Pittsburgh, and also some notes Of the
Bank of Pittsburgh. Among other arti-
cles stolen was gold medal granted by
the congress of the United States to gen.
Mo- gan, commemorative Of his gallant
services at the battle of the Cuwpens.-
Its weight was about equal to GO guineas.
Also a number of Hamburger medals, Of
uncommonly pure gold. of different de-
vices and impressions, and principally on
nava subjects.
1t is hoped that the citizens generally,
and on the western waters particularly,
will be on the alert in the examination Of
all suspicious strangers and gamblers.
&c.-that they will cheerfully lend their
aid IN bringing the perpetrators OF this
daring robbery to justice,
P.S Emmons occasionally goes BY the
name Of Foote.
| Communicated for the Bait. Fed. Gaz.
Washington, Penn. april +.
It is due to society to publish the fol-
l.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-21

Ul.E subsc,ib.r has just received a
case fst quality Baltimore Hats
direct from the factory ,,p
april 90 u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-21
ssa, Exchange r.d's tious, IA
81 MARINE JOURNAL. AcSA
PeRT or ALExASDRiA... %PRiL W.
ENTERED,
Sloop Three Sisters, Ciidsey, New
Haven. -

,TE.UUK3.NU.f
Schr Resolution, EiIs, cleared at BO''
ton 18th inst. for hi. Port
British brig Minerva, Jennings, heIc'
arrived a, Barbados l7ih March, | daN
from the Capes, and TO sail for AIexal'
dria in two weeks.
FIsut Al G,braltar Sd March 80 80.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-21

From the ~ 7. Com. .idrer. .3pril Is.
coUNTERFEITERS.
By the Herklmer American we learn,
tina, on the LIST instant two men were ap-
prehended and committed to the prison
of Herkimer county on the charge Of pas
sing cnuterIeited bank notes They
bad in their possession about trco hou'
sand dol ars in forged bills Of II foil W.
!. . description: Fifty dollar bills OF the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-21

We understand from Princeton, that
on the 18th instant, by an unanimous vote
Of the trustees, the degree Of Doctor oil
Divinity was conferred on the Reverend
Sispten Bloomer Balch, of Geore etown.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-21

On Thursday Henry B. Haserman
was arraigned before the Court OF SEES
sions, on an indictment for an assault
upon William Coleman, with an inteR'
to kill him. He gave additional security
to abide the order Of the court.
T.Ntp- York Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-21

These papers contain accounts o. an
insurr, ction which broke cut in septem'
Der, and had no. been suppressed in the
beginning OF November, in several pro-
vinces Of Handy, in the, island of Cey,
lon. MIR. Wilson, all officer in the civil
Jepartment, had been killed BY the Kan
dyans. 1870
From the Boston Palladium, April IA.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18
From the Savannah Museum.
81. .Nary's. .Narch l.

~. 90. wary ). sndfCh L.
We have ~itnes, ed in this place ,n-la,v
4 most melancholy scene--the burial OF
a Mr.. Kcasley and Mr.. Thorl'by, tw"
fine promising young men, neither Of
them twen'y-one yeas Of age, midship
men, belonging to the john Adams
With Mr.. Kea-ley, in particular, the
writer was somewhat acquainted: one
meets with but few more agreeable and
prepossessing in every respect than he
was. There was every reason to expect
that SO fair flower would on some fu'
ture day become one of the brightest or
uaments OF the rising navy of our country.
These young men we're SO severely
wounded in a rencountre which took
place between them on Saturday even
ing, that they both expired yesterday
the earth, to-day, receives their cold re
mains! But few days past, they were
blessed with health and strength, and
were enjoying that hope which is the
companion Of youth, and which was par
ticularly iattering to them. A t'i8ing
disagreement ensues--that Fashionable
folly, called :mpe' ious honor. demand
that they meet and 6ght-and they short
ly appear, unbid. in the presence OF THEN
Creator, regardless Of the expectations
Of the future, Of weeping parents and
connexions, or the hidden mysteries o.
the grave.
Perhaps nothing il more to be dsplored
than the present received opinion on thr
subject Of single combats between conn
trymen, and often between persons who
have been triend.. II is an unfortunate
way to settle dificalies; Tor the agrees
sor is oftener victorious than the injured
In an affair of honor nothing is gained,
ard every thing haza'ded.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18
Law INTELLIGENCE.

The case OF the rru> tees Oi Dartmouth
College vs.. William H Woodward has
been argued before the Supreme Court
at this term. The argument was con-
Guided on Thursday, and on Friday
morning the chlei justice observed, " The
judges had conferred on the cause be
tween the Trustees Of Dartmouth College
and William n. Woodward. Some Of
the jud es have no. come to an opinion
on the case. Those Of the judges who
have formed opinions do not agree. The
cause must therefore be continued until
next term" ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18

MARCH Q, 1873
jacob Hoffman, esq. The mayor elect,
appeared and had ,le oath Of cflice ad.
minis cred to him. BY Thomas Vowel,
e>q. a justice Of the peace, in the pre-.
sence OF the Council.
Mr.. Lee asked { and obtained leave
to bring in bill "fnr amending, revising
and publishing the laws of the corpora
ton" which vas read fist and second
time ard ordered to be eng, ossed for =
" third" reading.
Ordered, That the attorney for the
corporation be and he is hereby directed
to bring suit against William A. Harper
aud his security for the amount Of monies
collected aud retained by him as colIec-
tor OF old balances, and a suit aco,n.t
VIM. A. Harper for a settlement Of his
account aid the books and paper. reIa-
ting to the accounts Of the corporation in
his hands.
Ordered, That VIM. A. Harper, col.
lector ct old balances, be removed IRON
that office.
Mr.. Smith, from the committee ap-
pointed on the SUBJECT. repo' ted IAN &C.
to establi,h the rates Of wha Iage At the
public 6,h wharf," which was read fist
time and recommit ed.
Resolves, That in future al orders
and resolutions passed By Council be
signed BY the president Of the Council,
aud be prevented 10 the mayor for his
concurrence.
ordered. That the superinter dent OF
police expose to sale the material Il tie
old powder house, a sripoiafe with the
purcha.e" that the same shall be removed
within sixty DAYS.
Ordered, That Messrs Morgan Vow.
ell. fiipkins, ard Moore. be and they are
he eb, poi I'D a standing counn't'e
OF finance, whose duty it shall be to cI-
smIne the accounts Ut The tudi;or ani
t easurei once IN every month, or oilea-
er i ther think necrssari ard report 10
Council the stat OF tie same.
Orde ed. T'ha, the superintendent {;
police cause the nuisance at the ihterscc-
ton Of West AID Cameron streets 20 be
removed without delay. and that he ceC-1'
West-sueet to, be regulated in such j.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18
W IA he z.

Observers. have a.certained, that the
present winten thus far, has been colder
than any former one since that Of IT'S
g; that that was colder than any one
since 1779-sO;. and remarked, that these
three cold winters have occurred on the
years when Lunar Cycle (of IS years
each has been completed! How the at
mospaere may be Influenced by the revo-
luticns Of the Moon (if it be the fact. as
asserted, and which the above epochss
make probable) is left for the illustration
Of the wise. One thing ls certain, that
our fond snticipations Of enjoying Italian
winters in New.Englaud. if net CONCEAL.
ed, are pretty well chilled.
Boston Daily I'D
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18

A person picking up newspaper, the
other day, read as follows: "lhe Legis-
lature of Maryland has granted charac-
ters T. FIVE new banks" II is a great
pity ia by-standcr replied) that they had
m, taken the same care OF some Of the
old ones; for several Of them are very
much in want of characters But on ex-
animation it appeared tie grant was
charters, thing that very often exist.
e0tirely distinct from character.
Timer Rehubtisan.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18

Capt. Samuel e. Reed, who during the
late war made such gallant defence IN
the harbor Of FayaI, against the boats oil
the British squadron, has heea appointed
one Of the harbor masters Of N. foiE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18
From I've Charleston Courier. March r.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.


By the ship Sally, captain WATSON, ar
rived here Yesterday in the hor' pa sag
Of IS DAYS from Liverpool, ve ave -
ceived London papers to the 27'h, aud
Liverpool papers to the e9th Janua :,
both inclusive nearly month la er than
before received. Some extracts from
them will be found in this mornings
Courier; the most maleriai OF which re-
late to the state of the markets, there b.
ing nothing politically il portant.
The London page. 5 contain the speech
Of the president Of the United States at
the opening Of congress. with some ils'-
tering remarks upon its am'cable temper.
and the Furnishing stale Of this country.
There is much speculation in the En-
slish prints a, to the views OF the rnIten
States in taking possession Of Amelia Is
land.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18
General Post Office,
March Is, 1918.

The amount OF Baak Notes, PostN otes'
.Dsaft., Bills Of Exchange and Checks
isayed and recovered from the robbery
of tn. 0Ail Of the llth) is about ninety
thoussnd dollars, and now in possession
Of the General Post Office. AS soon as
the muii,a ell fragment, Of the addresses
and envelopes can be arranged, with their
proper contents, they will be forwarded
by ma,l, as originally designed
A -ss,criplive schedule Of the whole
will be immediately published and trans
mitted to the seve al sections OF the u
States. for the Information Of those con-
cerned.
Notices were Immediately issued t" the
banks, merchants and Others, IL Ph adel-
ph,a. of the robber,, ead an EXPIRE S des-
patched to N Yo K. to quad against the
paymea or acceptance Of dratt>, checks.
or pos notes, which may have been rob,
bed from The mail, and no. vet saved OF
recovered. MAJ. lnt,L
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18

The United States Gazette and the
True American, two old Philadelphia fe'
deraI newspapers. are consolidated into
one. under the title Of rRE UNION.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18

The London Gazette OF January 10, no
tees the appointment of Maj Gen Sir Pc
regime Maitland. to be Lieut.. Gov. of the
Upper Proviace Of Canada, in the room
d r. Gore, esq. resigned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18

At a meeting yesterday Of the congre-
cation Of the First Presbyterian Church,
the Res. E las q. Harrison was unan'-
mous'y cho, ell co-pastor thereof, with the
Rev. Doctor Muir.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18
Baltimore. March Is.

Prices Current at Gibraltar about 1st Of
January, received by the Gypsey, Cap
tain LNvett, arrived at this port.
Flour $40, dull, On board /; rice 7 do:
coffee lS; Sugar Havana white. 15al5.;
B anil do lla19; Martinique do 9a1c:
tar sasS; manufactured tobacco 1Ial2;
Virginia best STAG; other articles in pro.
portion except 6sh, which had taken a
Use from to s. Per quintal, in conse,
qrence of a rerort that all the FISH in
newfoundland had been consumed by
fire (; pork and beet were in some de-
mand. f.7merican.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18

The Supreme C"ur adjourned on Sa.
turday after a luxurious session.
We shall endsavor to procure list OF
their deci for publication. At future
ses IONS Of this important tribunal we
hope to be able TO furnish daily report
Of its proceeding. (l6id.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18

Capt. L"vett, of the brig Gypsey, ar
rived at this port yesterday from Paler.
mo, states that the new act was TO be en-
forced on the first Jan. which places ST.
cily u"der the same restrictions with re.
gard to commerce) as Naples has hereto-
fore been-the same duty on imports and
exports was TO bs laid aud II was UNI
derstood the same port charges would be
required The king had been 70, some
tue past removing the cannon from Pa
lermo to Naples, where there had been
i large quantity collected and deposited
during Atnrat and Bonspar,e's reign
The people appeared to be very much
dissatisfied with the proceedings Of the
king, and many Of them (who spoke the
English languagel did not h. state to
speak tkeir sentiments openly, particu-.
larIy some OF the iriars. from whom it
wa understood the king intended to take
4 great part, if not all the land which has
ever been heldby them tor the support of
the churchill left strong impressions,
that If this measure is pursued, serious
cor sequences will be the result.
Markets in Sicily were very dull
coffee selling at ID to 10 cents, coddsh
IS, rice 6. refined sugar %. Havana
white ID, Is and l6, rum IS cents per
gall. tobacco no sale. The msrket gene
rally well stocked, a great many vessels
having arrived from England, &c. 18th
tonched at Gibraltar and sailed the I7jh.
U :. snip franklin rived at Gibral'ar
llth, in IL DAYS from Portsmouth (E.j
and sailed 18Th for SRA Cruz.
II was reported at Sicily that one of
the East India COmpany's ships had been
spoken IN the Mediterranean, bound +,
Malta, and many of the British mer
chants in Sicily anticipated an rpportun'-
.tv for great business in articles Of he
cargo. ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18
Common Council.

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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-18

Gentlemen Of the House II Commons,
The Prince Regent has di-ec'ed the
estimates for the current year 10 be laid
before YOU.
His Royal Highnes recommends to
your continued attention tie state of the
public income and expenditure. aud h. is
most happy in being able to acquaint YOU
that since you were last assembled in Par
lament, the revenue has been in state
ot progressive impro, ement 10 its mott
mp ran branches.
My Lords and 6emlsmen,
We are commanded by the Prince Re-
gent I" inform You, that he his conciu-
ded Gates with the courts Of Spain and
P" tugal. On the important subject of the
Abolition of III. Save Trade.
HIS Royal Highpess las directed that
copy Of the former treaty should be
Immediately laid beimc ycu.-and h..
will order similar communication to be-
made Of the latter treaty, as SOON az tie
ratification rf i, shall have been exchany.
ed
In these negotiations it has been His
his Royal iilghnes,'s endeav,,,r, as far
a. circumstances would permit, 10 give
effect to the tecnmme pdat,nns con inued
in the j"int addres>es u. he two house.
Of Parliament and. his Royal Hishnes.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-11
George s. Hough,

"t As received very nardsome as
ILL ,oItmeat of Fancy Spring GOODS,
among Which are
Best London cloths and cassimeres,
plain ard figured null null muslins, ia
comet do and cambries, Canton grapes
and .hawls, white embroidered robes,
Maria Louisa ditto, India and imitation
book muslins, ditto handkel chiefs very
fine, black silk velvet, 60, IA, "a and
1914 Fish damask diaper, blrds'-eye and
Russia tito, IRISH linens, sheetings ard
lawns, black and cold bonibazeens and
bombazetts. tabby nets, levsDtiLe shawls
& hdkfs. linen cambria, do. hdkfs long Il
half silk, thread and cotton hose, Mar.
settles and knotted counterPaaes, black
florentines, children's and ladies' st'aw
bonnets, black and white lace shawls AID
wells, handsome selection garniture and
fancy ribbons, umbrellas, and Parasols,
90 printed jackonet musIins, chintzes
and caIices, steam loom and other shirt
ings, lioen and cotton check, ticking,
bagging, &c. &c.
5th mo. 9Th tuths
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-11
Important to Cabinet Makers,
Ind those desirous If purchasing
.MAHOGINY,

Ind those deSir0uS y purchasing
.u.aHOGANY,
NNE, the subscribers, respectfully in-
w form them that we have now IN
aud at our Warehouse in Ruyal-street
4 general assortment of both St Domip-
90 and Bay wood, which we will dispose
Of a, the Baltimore prices. Phe wood !
Of an excellent quality, and those viii
wish to purchase will find it to their ad-
vantage TO call on US.
We have also on hand a geaeral "a
sortment Of plain and elegant FJRNl-
rURE, consisting OF sideboa"ds of dif-
ferent prices, tables of all descriptions,
among which are one sett Of pillar and
claw dining abIes Of elegant wood, sin
.dies' work stands, some very elegant.
secretary and book cases, candle aud
wash stands, beaureaus. sofas and easy
hairs, hair and moss mattresses, ina
hogauy and stained wood bedsteads, yc
III If which we are determined to sell
as low as the same quality Of work can
be obtained in this place or elsewhere.
WM. 4 WAL TER HARMON.
a,ril l6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-11
Shoes.

Shoes.
q Sd. REED, nave Just received
- fresh supply Of SHOES Of the
following kinds -
Ladies' Morocco and kid slips
Do. do. do. with buckles
10. DO. Walking shoes
Misses do. buckle do.
Do. kid slips
DO Leather shoes
Children's Morocco do. and bootees
DO. leather do do.
Geutlemen's caltskin shoes
ems thick shoes
Boys fine and coarse do.
Mems aud boys low priced hats
Ladies' aud Misses straw boDnets
All OF the above articles are offered for
sale on accommodating terns.-Country
merchants can be supplied with Shoes, at
the lowest northern prices.
Nav % stuthlm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-11
May 8

Tea, &c.
"HIS Day landing from the schr.
Philadelphia captain Hand, and for
sale bv LAWRAS0N 4 FOWLE,
so chests young hyson1 Teas of the
le half do. imperial George and
Is catty boxes do. Nl6ertS Car,
Ell do. do. gaupowder 90
5 tons Russian hemp
ALSO,
Landing from the schooner Liberty, capt.
Bears. { ON Boston,
so boxes China tea and coffee sets, OF
As and 60 pieces each
IL do. OF bo"ls, cups and saucers con.
tainirs 20 500 pieces each
90 do. of plates, $50 each
Q do blue and white dining sets, OF
l54 ME es each June 2.