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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
To Rent.

Beef, Pork. Whiskey, &c.
SAMUEL MESSERSMIrH, offers for
- sale.
100 bbls, New York prime beef and
pork
$50 hbIs. Baltimore whiskey
50 hhds. Muscovado sugar.
60 boxes superior gunpowder lea
25 or. casks Sicily Madeira wine
Is do do Coln enar do.
90 do sweet Malaga
pines do
kinds. Antigua rum
pipes Holland gin
80 sacks Liverpool blown salt
: : 20 I Kr""''sI cap PAPER.
20 bundles sugar loaf ~ '
90 do SHE a,hing
60 do hand box boards
7bags blsck pepper
gu boxes mould candles
5 d. soap
cask. Goshen cheese.
march Z
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
Notice.

TINE partnership heretofore existing IN
i der the firm OF William n Rice 4, Co
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
A NEWTON
april 2-3t w. II RICE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10

House of Entertainment.
(AT THE SIGN OF THE BELLY
1INHE subscribers have opened house Of
Il entaiument at
Lloydsburg,
Nine miles from Alexandra, on the Little
River Turnpike road, where they are pre-
pared to accommodate travellers and others
in neat and comfortable style-They have
laid in stock of liquors of The best kind:
also provender for horses, and intend pay
ing every attention in their power to such
persons as may favor them With their Gus
tom.
Drovers will BE- accommodated with sta
bles and lots for stock OF every kind.
DORSET {. PRINCE.
Llnydshurg Fairfax County, Va Feb. 81.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
mo $3.50


Fer Sale or Exchange.
49, Twill selImy HOUSE on King.
TIT Street, at price much below It's va
LIZ Tue, or will exchange i for smaller
A, property, or for merchandise. u
is adapted and completely fitted In every
respect for large tahiIy, and is well wo'-.
thy the attention of any person DESTROYS OF
a permanent establishment
Twill also sell that handsomely
Tim situated lot, tquartsr square, col.
III ner Of Fayei'e ami Cameron sis. or
"a part thereof, with Or without the
improvements.
- Also the S.W. corner 10, on Payne
Tim CUmmerce-sts.; on which there
sssIi is a stable. This lot is desirably
" situated for imprt vemtnt.
Also the two houses and lots next
[" above the corner Ot Payne. on King
Ss street. This last vii be sold low
ILL., for cash, or purchaser may choose
their own time by payment Of all annuity =
Terms OF the whole may he made accom-
modaling. JAS. s. SCOTT.
april3 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
Vol. XIII
Coffee, Tea, &c.

Coffee, Tea, &c.
1oHN H. LADD & Co. have just receiv.
d ca and offer for sale,
Ias bags ST. Domingo coffee
7hds do dc
10 chests imperial tea
10 boxes white Cuba sugar
do brown do do
1870 tons plaster
For Freight,
Elk The brig VENUS. Kelley,
40 master, burthen 900 bbls.
ALSO.
AZ The schr. SUSAN, Baxter, bur-
&& then 1000 barrels.
ALSO,
In TIE schr. HOPE, Frispyi burthea
@ TOO bbls. all good vessels. Apply
as above. MaICn "
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
For Richmond,

For Boston,
* Schnr. PtNDPEA. CAPTAIN
< Soule, burthen about 800 bbls--a
staunch good vessel-wiil take 500 bbls. if
immediate application is made TO
DUNBAR & TOWNSEND.
Who haze for sale On board ,did vessel.
80 tons plaster -
$3.50 feet first quality oars
april 3 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10

FOR freight,
Nm The SCH. GLOBE. capt. Marble;
&&M burtben about 500 bbls. a first rate
vessel. Apply to
DUNBAR g. TOWNSEND.
Who hare for saie now landing from said
schooner,
SO hhds ]
13terces Y. o. Malasses LIST quality
Ia bbIs
In Store,
20 bales domestic sheetings
Few bales cotton yarn
800 boxes smoked behring's, &c.
march 26
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
For New-York,

For New-York.
Ill, The sloop RANGER. capt, Smith,
Co., will be ready 10 load in three days.
and take freight for that port. on reasonable
terms. Apply te WM. FOWLE e. Co.
who have for sale said s!oops cargo of
10000 feet merchantable lumber
Also lending from the schr. Eliza,
30 bbls New York prime pork
april
For Freight,
NJ The superior schr. ROMEO,
~ James Hedge, master; burthen 600
barrels, will soon be ready 10 load. and
would prefer freight to the West Indies.
Apply TO JOHN H. LADD T. Co.
Who have just received for sale,
100 hbds. Havana molasses
AZ bags do coffee
81 boxes
50 g half "a do best Hsana segar'> :
935 tons plaster
l20 bush. Nova Scotia seed potatoes &
"a quintals fish, ON board brig Olive.
400 Gallons recti6ed Boston rum
"a bills first quality cider
doz double rIvetied shovels
9smsll anchors
Few thousand boards y cords firewood.
april
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10

Black-smltIing.
DtNsD G. PREF, YslAN.
AVING commenced the Blacksmith
II ing business, on Royal street. between
Prince and Duke streets, will be glad 10 ex.
ecute any work in bis line; particularly
COACH WORK;
All kinds of iron work Tor carriages;
coach folding steps; coach and gig springs;
which he will warrant and sell on reasona.
BILE terms-AIso old springs repaired in the
nealest n amer. All orders will be thank.
fully received and promptly attended to-
and all kinds of carriages will be repaired
in the best manner, and on the shortest no.
tice. mach 23--if
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
For Freight,

FOr EfeIgHt,
,sSN The superior schooner MILLER,
SA&R. Mason, master, carries 1000 bar
feS's nearly new, and in complete order
"r any voyage. Apply to
WIN. FOWLE s. Co.
who have for sale, received per the brig
abby, capt. Potter, from Salem,
100 pieces Russia sheetings
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10

Oouhty SoubL
:Mareh Term, 1891.
IN EQUITY.
Thomas Price,
d.
Jesse Scott, Pinny Murdoch and Hehrieu
his wife, Richard Scott, and Levi Scott.
He object OF the bill filed in this cause
I is to obtain a conveyance of part or
parts of three tracts ofland Iy ing in Charles
county, Maryland, called The Remainder,
Partners Mistake, and Ignorance's Pas
sion containing on. hundred and three
ores. more or less. The bill states, that
the complainant purchased said land OF Le-
vi Scott, of Prince William county: Virgil
MIA, in the year 1906. and hath had quiet
and exclusive possession Of the same. since
The time OF the said purchase, and that all
the consideration therefor, was paid at the
said time. That Levi Scott is since de-
ceased. leaving the defendant in this case,
his legal heirs and representatives, entitled
10 the legal inheritance of the land atore-
said: and that Jesse Scott and Richard
Scott do not reside in the state OF Mary land:
II is therefore ordered by The court, upon
motion OF the said complainant, that this
order be inserted in the Alexandria Gazette,
once a week for six successive weeks,w warn
ing the absent heirs aforesaid, OF the filing
and object of this bill, that they either in
person, or ny solicitor, may appear IN 'h,s
court, on the first Monday IN June next,
and shew cause, il any they have, Why
decree should not pass a. prayed,
Test. JOHN BARNES. Clerk OF
march Fl Charles county court.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10

For Boston,
,SX, The schr. REAPER, Silvanus Prince
81 master; will begin to load ia iew
days aud take some freight, it application
is made soon To VIM FOWLE q Go.
Who havs for sale said schr's cargo OF
ESQ tons plaster paris
46 hhds 4, failing molasses
10 tons clean ST Petersburg hemp
90 bolts LIST quality Russia duck
march 9
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-09
BALTIMORE, SEPTEMBER hi.

Letters from ST. ss',omas, which will
be seen below, announce the fall of
Carthagena-and of this intelligence we
have further confirmation by the last
arrival from La Guira, where areport of
this important event was confidently cir
culated when the Arinthi Bell sailed
from thence.-Thus are the Patriots in
possession OF the strongest hold, and as
we may fairly say, the last hope of the
Royalists in Colombia. Puerto Cabello
and Cumana are comparatively of minor
Importance, and they, we presume, have
surrendered TO the Colombian arms be-
fore this date. Indeed, Puerto Cabello
was in such state, from the pressure of
the Patriots from without, and disease
within, that its immediate fall became
unavoidable.
1t is with extreme regret, we add, that
reports from La Guira state, that Of all
the English and IrEh officers in the bat
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-09

tie of carabobo, only FIVE survived the
conflict. II is true that Bolivar in his
official account allndes 10 the loss of The
British as particularly severe, but we
trust the reports which have now reach
ed us by the Arinthia Bell, will in this
particular turn out to be incorrect.
Fed. Gaz cite.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-09

The King Of. Portugal arrived at Lis
bon on the sd Of July, after passage of
So days from Rio Janeiro. Notwithstand-
ing the long notice OF his coming, he was
no, allowed to land until the mex, day, and
then without the Court which he brought
with him from Rio. The Cortes appear
to prescribe, and the King to submit to
their behests. Already they have shorn
him Of almost all bis former power.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-09
FROM THE NATIONAL GAZETTE.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

We have received Havana papers to
the 28,h August inclusive. They con-
tain very little that is interesting with
respect to domestic matters, but much
that is important in relation to Mexico.
To give some idea of the state OF affairs
in thai kingdom, we translate the follow
ing articles.
From the Havana Indicator Constitutional, Of
the 23d Augusta
Pripafe letter, dated Vera Cruz, Nay 80.
My DEAR FRIENp-The news of the
present revolution is every day more mo-
mentous and fearful. 1t is said that
lturbide has formed junction with Cruz
and Negrete, and is marching upon Mex
leo with a formidable army; and that
Guadalaxsra, Valladold, Guanajuto,
Querctaro, and other cities and towns,
aud, to say the whole trslh at once, all
tie interior, more or less, have yielded.
AS 10 the affairs of this province, ] can
tell you positively that Colonel Heyia
laid siegeto Cordoya on the l4th of May,
with l4oo men, and bombarded it for six
successive days. The siege was raised,
however, the hesiegers pursued and put
to the sword, and reduced to the num-
Der of 400. Hevia received ball in the
head, and died on the l7;h May. Cor
dova is reduced almost to heap Of ru-
ms and ashes; the havoc made cannot
be repaired for less than 100000 dollars.
The fury and determination displayed
on both sides, and the amount OF the de-
struction, have altogether produced
scene unparalleled in America since the
conquest.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-09
DESTRUCTIVE STORM.
.Wez.- Hapen. .Settcn

.Nezc- Haven, September 4.
A gale commenced here last evening,
at 8 o'clock, (aftev our paper went to
press which, from 8 to 10, increased to
a violent tornado. Much damage was
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-09

done. The neY brick Methodist meet-.
ing house ere cling on the green, and
which had but Just been covered, was
laid PROSTATE! A new brick store,
building by Prescott and Sherman, was
greatly wrenched, and much Injured
After enumerating other effects Of the
gale, the account proceeds The
steam boats which had left port at the
usual hour, were compelled to return.
The Fulton made good her moorings,
rode out the gale, and sailed for New
London this morning. The Connecticut
was less fortunate; in attempting to
come to favorable anchorage, she be-
came wholly unmanageabie by the vio-
lence of the gale, and drllted near the
fort, where she now lies high and dry
and it is doubtful whether she can be got
off. We understand she is much strain
ed. She had 20 passengers, who were
compelled to stay ON board all night, in
a most perilous condition, the waves con-
tinually dashing over her.
ut Bridgehort, Connecticut-Tho
storm at this place lasted until near ii
O'Clock at night. Several buildings have
been blown down and unroofed--chitn-
neys and windows demolished-th lar
gest trees torn up by the roots-leDces
destroyed--and the roads rendered total
ly impossible in many places by the
trunks and branches of PROSTATE trees.
The spire of the steeple to the Presby-
terian meeting house, together with the
tightening rod, vane, and ball, were
blown down. On the water, the scene
Of desolation is yet more appalling
Almost all the vessels in this port parted
their fastenings, and were driven, some
on the ilats, where they grounded, With
out sustaining much injury others went
on the craving banks, and one sloop (be-
longing to MIR. Douglass Linsley) dritted
against the bridge, where she remains a
wreck The bridge itself was consider
ably injured. The wreck Of vessel,
with signal of distress, was discovered
off the harbor on Tuesday morning;
boat went out to her relief. A few miles
outside of her was discovered the end Of
the mast Of large sloop, sunk IL about
ten iathoms water, and it is supposed all
hands must have persisted. We are sor-
ry to learn that the Light House atBlack
Rock is destroyed Many years NAV
elapse before Bridgeport regains its for
mer appearance.
We learn from Trumbu,l, Newton,
Washington, &c. that the gale was equal
ly severe in the interior. The destruc-
ton Of fruit and fruit trees was immense.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-09
LONDON, JULY 81.

The Paris papers Of the 28th arrived
this morning. tits stated under the head
Of Augsburg, Goth July, that all the &C
counts received there confirm the re-
ports Of the movements Of the Austrian
troops on the frontier provinces of Tur-
key, and that it is supposed an Austrian
army will enter the Ottoman territory ST.
mu,taneously with Russian. army, for
the protection of the Greeks. The
Augsburg article adds, that s. the speedy
publication of Manifesto has been an
nounced, and that the negotiations be-
tween the great powers, which occupy
SO many diplomatic persons, relate to
this subject" Among the grea, powers
alluded to in this article, England is ne
cessarily included, and it is confidently
believed that she has demonstrated against
the meditated plans of Russia, in which
it would seem, from the Paris papers,
Austria participates. If the views Of
these two latter powers be confined to
mere protection Of the Greeks, they
would not furnish ground Of remon-
STRANGE on the part Of England. We
may therefore presume that il has been
ascertained that Russia meditates some
thing more, and thatthe dismemberment
of Turkey, il not the overthrow Of the
Ottoman Porte, is within the scope Of her
ambition. The following is an extract
from the Paris papers:
Liverfool, Jnly 80.
A Paris paper ofSunday last says -
& Yesterday a telegraphic despatch an
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-09
ANOTHER.


On the 99.h Of last month Lieutenan,
Colonel ID. Antonio Santana laid siege
to US. He attacked this place with 600
men, and on the 7jh inst. at half past
three in the morning, he succeeded in
forcing the gate De Ia Merced, through
which bis cavalry entered he reached
the gate Miranda, but was driven back
by detachment from the castle.
All the kingdom has sworn indepen-
dence, except Fuebla, Mexico, and this
city, Vera Cruz.) 1turhide is upon
Mexico, with the mass of his army. He
proclainls that no blood shall be shed,
and this he has effected elsewhere; for
it is alone in Orizaba and Cordoya, which
Hcvia attacked, and hero where Santana
is, tina, there has been any etfuslon of
blood. This city is in wretched condi-
ton, without provision or money. God
defend it! @
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-09

.Ycp- YORK, Sent. q.
From Saturday morning till O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, we were visited with
repeated and copious showers OF raiu,
accompanied by some loud peals 81 tnun-
der and lightning, and an extreme dense
atmosphere; the wind during the lime
vecred and shifted to almost every point
OF the compass, when about half past =
O'Clock yesterday afternoon it came out
from about east, with all the violence
and fury of a hurricane, and continued
until about half past O'Clock yesterday
evening, throwing down chimneys, I'M
roofing buildings, and prostra,ing trees
in various directions. When the gale
was at its height it presented most aw-
fu! spectacle. The falling of slate from
the roofs of the buildings, and broken
glass from the windows, made it unsafe
for any one to venture into the streets
Should the storm have extended with
equal fury any distance along our sea
board, we fear for the destruction of
lives and property it must have OCCASION
ed. The tide, although low water when
the gale commenced, rose to an unusual
height, OVERLOOKING all the wharves and
filing the cellars Of the stores ON the
margin ofthe East and North rivers.
Great quantities Of lumber, and other
property on the wharvcs, have either
been floated off or been damaged. The
following are all the particulars we have
been able TO collect OF the disasters and
destruction to property in this city and
its neighborhood.
The wharves on the North river are
all injured, the frame work being gene
rally started from the foundation.
Here follows a long list of wrecks
and disasters, from which we select
few. 81
The Steamboat dock at Market-Gcld
Streets destroyed. The Battery is part
ly inundated, the earth washed away as
far as the first row Of trees, and the lamps
in front of the Flagstaff, together with
the benches all carried away. Some
houses were unroofed and blown down
in the upper part Of the city. One in
Broadway, near the Lead Factory, was
blown down, and killed ten COWS. One
OF the wings Of the Ball Hey in Hen
street, and Mr.. Tees Floor Cloth Fac
tory, in Rivington street, are blown down.
A number of trees arc Frustrated in the
Park. Anew building, corner Of Dover
and Front streets, partly demolished;
and the front of the store of w. and G..
Post, in Water street, adjoining their
dwelling, was blown in. Mrs. Dawn
ing's house, ON the Brewery, was blown
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-09

nounced thai smyrna had fallen a prey
to inocndiaries. 1t was the Turks who
set fire to the town"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-09

The Indicator of,he 2sth August con
tains The following paragraphs:
There is published an article from
Vera Cruz of the Sd inst. by which it ap-
pears that his excellency the new Cap
tain General and Political Chief Of the
Kingdom OF Mexico, d. Juan de O. Do
nolu, had been received there, and had
taken the oaths.
Al the same date he issued procla-
nation to the inhabitants OF New Spain,
fclicitatiDg them upon his. arrival, in re-
ference to their prosperity, exhorting
them to terminate their feuds, aud rally
under the wise political code of Spain,
demonstrating TO them the useiulness of
the liberal and just system OF govern
ment which it was his object to establish
in their beautiful country, FOR its benefit !;
and requesting that he might be suffered
to proceed on his destination, and promis-
ing, that, if they were not satisfied with
his benehcient arrangements to secure a
reciprocity of advantage in Europe, al
the least signal he would leave them to
choose, unmolcsted, the chief who might
be agreeable to them.
Another proclamation, addrcsscdto the
inhabitants of Vera Cruz, was issued on
the 4th inst. in which he congratu lated
them on their military efforts and glo-
rious victory over those who, in their
blind rage, wished to exhibit spectacles
horrible for all Dersnns nossessed oc CEN
timents Of humanity"
We may collect from the foregoing
extracts, and particularly from the pro-
mise Of the new Viceroy,o leave the in
habitantts of Mexico to choose their own
head, in case his plans do not prove salts
Factory to them, that the cause of the
mother country in that kingdom is near
ly desperate. The absolute indepen-
dence Of Mexico is an event, the annun-
citation Of which may be almost daily ex-
pected.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
PY virtue OF deed Of trust from the late
- Henry Nicholson to the subscriber. win
be sold Tor ready money ON WEDNESDAY
NEXT, The SStb inst. several valuable
Negro Slaves,
OF both sexes, and variety Of txcellt n
Household . Kitchen Furniture
a FIRST rate HORSE & GlG-I DRAY
and CART.
The sale will take place at the late resi-
denoe CT Mr.. Nicholson, precisely al 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
JAMES MCGUIRE, Trustee.
nov 81 o:s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26

1ooDS
or the newest and most fashionable patterns,
which he offers for sale at very low prices
for casb--to wlt
Ivory, Buck, Bone, Tip and Ferbuck,
Table and Desert Knives, and Forks and
Ca,vers, Razors of superior quality, .fen-
Knives, tine SCISSORS, Cook. Shoe ana Butch
er-knives, Pocket and SpOrtsmen's KNIVES,
plated Ca ,tors; Shutters and Trays, Japan
Ell lea Trays, Walters, Bread Baskets, dress
ing Cases and SpIttoons, brass Canaiesuchs'
cloak and curtain-Pins, starr rods anu Eyes,
britannia coffee Pots l. tea Pots, sugar Dishes
and cream Pots and Spoons, Moroa co poke;
Books. thread Cases, note Books, Waiie's:
needle Books, card Cases, and ladie', Rele,
cpIes. Cloth, Hair, CruD, Tooth and
Hearth Brushes. shaving Brushes, Boxes ana
Snap-a variety of fancy Soaps, patent
nordsr Fiasks aud shot Belts, whips and
Spurs, razor strops, silver speclacles, renci
cases. thmbles and bodkins, steel bouSi"s,
,teeI snufsr's, patent key rings ana best s''-
yer ey'd needles, tortoise she'll tuck ana sue
csn,bs. visiting cards, Reeves water coiors
warranted, camels hair pencils, ieathsl
backgammon boards, chess-nen, goid
and silver epaulets, lace, cora ana 'ire n'i,
gilt and plated eagles, swords ana pen
mountings, piutnes, pistols, green WIRE 'en'
dsrs. shovel and toags, brass aauitous'
fancy bellows, gilt and mshosany iis'ne
pier booking glasses, mahogany toilette gas
ses' 4id9aw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Orphans Court
.AierdndrIs, Coantu

.iterdBdr5a Coanty,
Nor. Term, 1871.
ORDERED, that The admins traitor oi Jere.
miah booiae deceased, do give the usual no.
tice to debtors and creditors, three times a
week tour weeks in the Alexandra news-
papers.
A copy teste,
a. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This is to gius notice,
THAT the subscriber of Alexandra conn.
~, IN the District OF Columbia, has obtain.
ed from the Orphans Court of said coun
", letters OF administration on the personal
estate of jeremiah Boolhe, late of the
county aforesaid deceased. All persons
having claims against said decedent. are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber. passed
by the Orphaa's Court on or before the e6th
day OF May next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benefit to said estate.
and those indebted thereto are required to
make immediate payment. Given under
my hand, this !4th November, 1921.
SAMUEL LINDSAY,
Administrator OF Jeremiah Boothe, de-
ceased.
nov 10 3aw4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On TUESDAY, at 10 O'Clock,
NlLL be sold al the auction store. a va
w rety az goods among which are
n. q. Sugar in bbls.
Muscorado do IN do
\. T., Rum 90
Gin DO
Apple brandy do
Vinegar, sup. do
Cordial Go
Molasses in hhds.
PoIt wine in casks
Do in bbs.
Soap and candles
Chocolate, MOL.
Mustard and backing
lea IN az. chests
Cod fish and cheese
New a. I'd hand furniture
Also,
case sup. bles,bed sbirtinss
- do Irish linens
- cut pieces cloth,
- do do cassimeres
] - German linens
Threads, cOttons, silks, buttons, Sc.
Also,
case umbrellas, cheap SIS
do shoes
Dealers from the country are invited to
calD-articles that are limited may be had az
private sale al any time.
s. A. MARSTELLER.
nov "a