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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-26
NAY MAEUFaCY0NY

INliE subscriber, an experienced work.
Inan IN the manufacture OF Hats, has
lately established himself in that business in
| Lynehbnrg, neat door 10 the grocery of Mir
Iohn lioltlnS. lie will supply the public with
| thal article on the cheapest terms Acuunint
ed WIN The newest fashions, and having n
| supply ol the best lnr, carefully selected BY
| tuhsrli III the northern markets, he under
takes 10 s"tisiy all who shall favor him with
business, IN the beauty aud duration of their
mas lie bccs to remind the public, that ar.
ilties manufactured at home, under the eve OF
Tie wr3rer, aud by person who Independent
iof pnbhc patronage on his skill aud faith
must he superior in Qnnlity 10 The same arti-
elfs, largely and indserminately bought in
HE markets of New York aud fhiladelphia
ihis consideration, in addition To the proprie.
ana justice Of encouraging domestic work
men, and the ch,aruess Of his hats, will, lie
hopes, induce the gentlemen OF Lynrhhurg,
anu the country, 10 procure tlfer necessary
supplies from him, lie invites such rs need
bats, to call aud examine Lis lurs, aud spcci.
mems Of his work
u lie returns thanks 10 lis friends and the
pubic, Tor the very liberal encouragement al
realty extended To him, and informs them that
he has Just received Il supply oil first rate ma
ief'als, which Will be manufactured to order
on tie shortest notice, aud most fashionable
style ALEXANDER AlcDoNAIn.
July H. w1NlO
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D'nE time for which / contracted will

HSllE time for which | contracted with
u Mr. William ramsay, Tor the manage.
ment Of my printing establishment of The Pir-
g1aa Pairioi, 4 Hctmond ifefcahtiie.4 detrlisfr.
expired on the 3lst December, 1922, and ac-
cording TO the original contract between us
dhe office not being able 10 pay the claims,)
The whole of the establishment reverted to
me; except such printing materials as the
said William Ramsay might purchase with his
own funds and bring into tie Office, which ne
vas allowed the privilege Of laiiBg away
All persons indebted 10 Inc said estr IT. i,
ment, are requested 10 make inmedp .tc ,',,
ment OF their balBnees - me, as J o. . III,
authorized TO receive What may bp ca 90 , 'ih}
18th February, ls-} as will ape. nv ,bc f"i '
lowing instrument OF writing, 81 ,ej ~" MI
liam Ramsay, rs Will rs "a ,fyor,i ~ ,c,, ,
published III The Virginia | y. .. ,bc1d,nI
hereby authorize D T. .5oestine 81. r.
now due the oIicce ol lie Political Esposifor
The VIRGINIA Patr'o and richmond Mercan
Tile Tie Aa,ert'eF lle crndeded hy nc. for
sa9stt 'pllo.'~, trelli-ing, and Job uorA--Jus
oh'eis aga ~ NE 10 be allowed.
NJ, ~ 7nLG) WILLIAM RAMSAY.
hep' AoI d, Julg %.
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most moderate ie,loS, al the gEfe ork4e
tUgtHiun
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Nathaniel Riyes, yr.

ATTORNEY At LAW.
VIII, attend t the sup n @a AID inferior
ties, and the corporation Of iynchburg. lie
ries shop.
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ACAIsI).

John 4. SCONCIA has the pleasure
- of informing the citizens of Lyuchbure
and It's vicinity, that nj the instance OF some
othis friends he has made Arrangements tor
the purpose of establishing himself in this
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-26
American journal of Science an,

Conducted by BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Prof.
fessor Of ChemistrA &c. Yale college.
This journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
OF about three months, form volume.
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Was begun in 1915, and has since been steadi-
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
To LEI,

IO LEI,
THE House next north Of Mr.. Sam.
el yernon's ia Cistk.srect. For terms, SC sppy 10
SAMUEL VINSON.
Nov ID
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13

Of volunteers Chi, 1y from the regular service
were eogsged: secrecy was fortunately pro-
served ss TO her destination a commission %
letter of msrans Was duly issued. loo week
Barney was ready with his young officers, one
Of whom wss Inc late Col. Patton, Pos,mas..
Ct of this city, for the expedition. The Fl. A.
sailed. Barney gsys orders, when ! commend
you to board, fire cody and deliberately and
with eject, snd when I order you 10 h'e, DO
you board. She went down the Boy 10 gallant
style, disguised ss Q merchsn,msn under
heavy press Of sail, with two pilots on board,
one on deck, and the other below, in case oil
accident. Barney saw The General Monk,
and pretended desire to escape. Tho Geo
Monk immediately pursued. Barney saw
that he could out.sail the General Monk, snd
ordered tho drag anchor overboard--ihe con-
sequence Was tho rapid approach OF the Gene
'si Monk. Barney in q loud outhori,stve
tone gave orders 10 prepare for boarding
The CON nIpondor Of the General Monk, de-
ceived, directed his men to line The side Of the
vessel, end repol the ssssilanis.
The moment they wete at their posts Bar.
pey cried, hre. The shock wss sudden and
severe. The commanded Of the Gen. Monk
aud several other officers Instantly fell. The
General Monk returned the fire but II was
100 late to retrieve. Wheo Bsroey ordered
his men to hre, they boarded without rs'is.
lance; ho''id 'ight met their vew--nestiy
one hundred killed end wounded ley upon the
deck The blood ran in streams. The Gene
raj Monk wss aimed wnb eight nine pound
crs, and foil disciplined force Of one hundred
snd thit,y men.
Th. Hyder Ally wa, srmed with four nine
poonde's aod twelve six pouoders, and one
hundred end twenty Isndsmen. The Gen.
Nook iosl iO killed a0d wounded sbout one
hundred-The Hyder A,y los, four OF We
killed add one or ,~o wounded. The victory
was Obtained in IS minutes, and va, ono of
The n,ost bJillisDt achievements during the
war. The Gen. Monk was afterwards pur.
chased by government, and the Hyder Ally
wss returned uhioiured 10 Mr.. S'.nIry. and
the money appropriated for the ou;hi was 70.
paid by government.
Pdio1eihhia bai.er.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
.SPPROGCHOF UR.vTER.

Cold and cloudy days and E o,'y nights, have
come upon rs with their waning" P-epare
for wIo,e, u The uces srs rapidly losr G
their g'een verdure and vegetation growing
'allow ond srcky, bids u, " Prepare for NV>n'
,er - The sun peys us bu, brief daily ''sh
sleedy; and the ,apid spproach Of each 'nc'
ceedine oigh,, speoks also, "Prepa'e ior vim
ter !" Wei, how viii the honest Fame
prepare Oh, be bss had noble season
he has 9 ban iuil OF e ain and hay, and app'es
for cider, and plenty oi wond TO turp. lie i.
,esdy --Our ftiend,, The Merchants, will get
up win,er s,'ortmen, aireeliy they viii do
veiy well. The MechsnIcks cen &c, dong
al westhers; they have dependents ensugb
at their backs. The girls who ere going TO
usr'y, viii wan' turnitutej the farmers, sun
dry nicknacks SC. Sc. Bl, how shol, the
PRIMER prepare, who has no wood, no wmteV
stores, aud half Of whose subsefibsrs havt NOT
hoid hin /? All! how shall he pteps,e !!
Hope VII whisper 10 HIM, They will bo q.
long by and by He viii no, be Disappointed
no, no, no" -" "WASTgp-Abou' sfdy
good .ubsc, ,bcrs ibis wIntc, FOE wase SO
'benk, and prime assortment of NeDsr Leg
oGnve Proceedings, and q great variety OF
LHero,y .h,Ts!es, will be given.
Trent. Ema.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
POETRY.
From the Providence Journal.
RHODE.ISLAMD FOR EYER.

Hurrah for Rhode.islsnd!
IIarrah for Rhode Island!
is ponds and it's mill wheels, its bogs ano Au
Wen stick 10 the soil
Which rewards all our toll
While we've cotton to spin,
And have butter to churn,
While we've barley to SOW,
And have lime rocks to burn.
Rhode. Island. for ever, HuRaAH!
IIurrsh for Rhode Island
Hurruh for Rhode Island!
Is hills and it's vallies, its low-iand anu hb"'ia
Where the Christian, at first,
Hurled his chains to the dust
And while prsising his Maker,
In fuIness Of heart,
Could smile at the venom
Of bigotry's dart
Rhode.Island. forever. HunRAH!
Usrrah for Rhode. island
Hurt all for Rhode Island
q. cells and it's shelf fish, its boys and its dry lands
There's no spot on the earth,
Like the place OF our birth.
"Tis the home Of our childhood,
Wen stick 10 It's soil.
While we've pumpkins to stew
And have squasbes 10 boil
Rhode island, forever, HuRnAR!
Hurrsh for Rhode eIslsnd
Uurah for Rhode island!
ytsrocks and its timber, its low-land and highland.
For its honor and right,
And it's laws, we unite.
Well stick TO the soils
(Msy no Toes eer beset it,
Md our State CoRsntuhon,
Hken eper ws getit.
Rhode Island forever, uonsAh!
Hurrsh for Rhode Island
Hurrsh for Rhode. e.lsapd
From it's hills and its plains, We will not SO " Duy
land
n1sy II flourish, and bo
lndepe lent and free;
lis soil - our home, &,
And that home be- our 6oosfs
while we've cider to drink,
And lave turkeys TO roast
andpr.rsLAsD ron rvHn, usssAHl
Reube9 the Scribe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
Bisfeilaneous ArtirIes.
BRILLIANT EXPLOIT.

u wes in ths evening, during the Revo'u.
iiousry var, when nomber Of wings hsd as.
semb,ed as usual TO talk over the events OF the
day, 10 C-awford's end Donsldson's insurance
Office, in Msrket.s,reet, that the circu instance
Of the General Monk being in the Delaware
By, cspioring or overwhelming the coasters,
came under consideration. Il vas resolved
,ha, committee be appointed to obtain mon
ey and &, ou, vessel for the exptess purpose
Of esp,u'ing tho Gen. Monk.
The money va, Obtained from tho Bank Of
North A mes,cs, and 10 subscriptions from the
houses Of Conynbsm and Nesbi,s. Willing sod
Morris, Meade end Fi,z,immoos, Thomas
Lsipsr and John Wilcox. John wilcox. one
OF rho committee, purchased the Hyder Ally,
from John Wight S,snley the eomusod Of
her was g,vss TO Captain Barney, and crew
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
FRESH
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

OF TIE Best QUALITr,
h EpT constantly Tor sale bv DIR
IN JOHNSON, NJ hi, Medical Di,pen sa-y No
leo, Thsmcss'reet, just north of he BRICK market
where the citizens Of Newport. aud its vic ny and
those from the country, aud seafarsng people. vii,
ind as goad nie6cine, any other place and the
greatest care will be had that no mistake be adc (;
end they csn, also receive med dcal attention and ad
rice, as sduf0ry. at least, from ans ohe, source
QJT Medicine Chests put up, or repienished, with
particular care.
At The same place one, may be had the Rose ONT.
~ant. or safe, certain, chesp cure for the Hch,
scs!d head. eroptions the face snd hands. ssc
sc-Teeh powders, Sydenham's Pills, &c.
1ISO-.fS dBOVE,
Doct. Manleigh's much admired
MADAGASCAR OIL,
for the hair This oil is used to curl and perfume
the hair, to it to grow and to prevent bald.
nses. This oil is in genera, request.
h3, YOUR IEE2H.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
port, and from the country. can be furnished with
natural or artificial Teeth, which will be fitted to
semblc nature, with great exac,ness embracing all
the modern improvements in the art.
or Teeth dressed, extracted, sc. in the neatest
manner. and with all possible safety.
June 2S
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
Pure Sperm Oil, at "A cts.

THE subscribers offer Tor sale, at their respec.
tive stores, first qusIity summer strained sperm
Oil. At ~ cents per gallon, hUD half pint to lar
ger quantity. FREEBORN & THURsTON,
JONATHAN T ALMY,
JOHN CLARK.
EewDOrt. Oct 9 1904
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
CHARTS, &c.
wv. II. RdTKBOWE.

nm. II. Rd7HBONE,
LAS Just received and offers for sale, at his store
head Of Packet Uaarf a new Chart, extending
from New-york to Havana, improved by government
surveys in 1920, with general assortment Of charts.
of the latest surveys-Bowdichs Nsvgators, 5h edi.
ton American Coast Pilots 10th edition, Nautical
Aimanacks for the years 1922 and 1928 sesmens'
daily Assistant-with complete assortment az Nsu-
tcs' instrumcnts-ietter writing. log and wrapping
Pspcr-Quills and Ink Powder.
.ilso. general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage and ship Cbandery.
lust received. so casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
30 Thousand Bricks-20 dox Tile
OTCordage and Gables made to order. and YES.
sells furnished with every article for long and short
voyages. August IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
LADIES' MAGAZINE.

TIE oh number Of the Ladies Magazine IS now
- ready for distribution, and may be had a, the
book store OF Nessrs. w J. ii Banana. at Mr.
SAMUEL w yISsoN, and at the Office of BRNJ b..
MrmroRD, Esq. At each Of those places suossrip.
ton papers are still open.
Subscribers will please call or send for THEIR Mag.
azines. to Deacon Samuel Vinson's, Churchs,reet.
NewpOit. DC g
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13

REAL ESTATE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his Es-
tate in Thames ess,ree,, next south Of the Brick
Market IL is too well known TO need q psr,icniar
description. ssNUet. wsTso~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
SCHOOL BOOKS.


yI1EpsTEs's. Aldens, and Cummings spelling
w books, English Reader, Coumb,sn Orator.
Murray's mar, Walkers Dictionary, Cummings
and Morse's Geography and Atlas, Dabolis Arnh-
me,ic, Tes,sments, and every other kind of school
books usually wanted, by the dozen single, ve'y
low prices -Also, blank accoun, and record books;
Bowdtch's Navigator, and B'unt's Coast Piols
writing and letter paper; Watts and Methodist
hymn books Churt h prayer books Bridgewater
Collection, i2h edition.
.8L.E7N.qCS
Bickerstsf's Rhode Island, Farmers and Chris.
tan Almanacs, for 1924 by the groce, dozen SIM
gle.
Paper KiNCLNGS
One thousand rolls Paper tiangings, !or rooms and
window curtains, with borders. Two hundred rolls
low priced papers. al about 25 CTS per roll
Elegant and fashionable NewYork Hats, and the
Boston Hat Factory hats warranted wafer proof, and
not to fade in wearing Also, men S and youths Wa.
ter proof cotton, and felt hats, Just received and for
sale at the Bouk aud Hat Store, (and at the owesy
possible prices)by
GEORGE WANTON,
.fgtsf 10 Ezra Rdtha7c0y
or Second hand books bought and sold above,
Nov 27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
NEW GOODS.
-0OOooc--
James Hammond,

HAS received hn supply OF Fah and Wlgser
II Day Goops. viz
Peiisse Cloths,
fannels,
Blankets,
Caroline Plsids,
Scotch and Tartan r1srIs,
Figured Bombszeus,
Twed and PLAIN Bumbazetts,
Bombazins,
Fashionable Prints. sc sc.
Also,
A few pieces Of CARPETINGS Of handsome pat.
terms, warranted all wool and fast coloss.
Que case of Irish Linens, and
One do Sea Island Shir,ings
The above aith great variety OF T,dis, European
and American DRY GOODS, are this dsv opened
aud for safe as above Oct 50
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
NOTICE.

THE Members ofihc AUxilin,y Trccs
sseiey Of EXPORT. are informed hs, the {, ,nsnder
of ofTs.er. due tor the year have arrived. and ATE
psrceled on, into equal divisions and are ready 6,
Mr. ssmue! w WILSON'S for distribution
IERUSHA AUST ", .fgsrf.
Nov 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
From the Exeter Wstchman.
TO THE ROSE AUTUMN

Gem Of the mildly closing year,
On natures breast reclining
OH, who would leave Thy wlldness here
FOR bowers IN beauty shining
Bloom then along thy aative hill,
By no rude hand Invaded;
Thy aowers. like hope. shall flourish stiii,
When all, but thine, have faded.
0o--wreath the pcnsive form that lies
Der loves last mansion bend'ng,
And sinks, like day in summer sties,
Or evenings star 6esceodng.
Smile cn her sable couch ofrest,
And droop not thus in sorrow,
For snre the regions OF the blest
Shall be her home tomorrow.
fao-and with fading garlands bind
The dark, stern brow Of madness,
And melt that Joy deserted mind
To more th.n cbidhood's sadness.
Tell her of him whose Iowy grave
Shall meet her dark eye never;
his pillow is The stormy wave,
The deep his home forever!
Then rest thee. au,unn's lingering flower,
IN ,ife's last fragrance lying,
And droop along thy golden bower,
Sill lovely, though in dying.
Aud thou shait seem, while fading theres
IL ruin calm reposng,
Like virtue on this scene OF care
Her weary eyelids closing
u:M:~:-
From the Charleston Coucier
BEAUrY'S TER.
The dew exhsYd from beauty's eye.
Mid timorous r snces shed,
Fals like the moisture OF the sky,
Upon the lily's head.
The lily and the rose unto,
On beautys check to share
The drops of radiant delight,
And drink and flourish there.
The eye shoots forth It's sunny bearnss
To warm the waking flowers,
As nature owes her lovely realms,
Tosuushne and to showers.
The aovers, the light, the warmth, be thine,
The glorious bloom OF Spring
No tears. but where the sun.beams shine,
And zephyrs sport their wing.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
Paper Hangihgs.
JOB SHERMAN.

IIHs Just TtLtfUtH,
g. EVERAL hundred Rolls Of French
~ and American pAPsa EAsoINcs and Boa.
DBRs, some OF them bought at auctions.
ALSO-In addition TO his extensive assortment Of
DRY GOODS and Groceries, he has inst received
some seasonsbie articles from Boston.
LfKEWfSE-Merino and silk plaid Handker.
chiefs; stout Russia liarers "a wide for l25 cts
yard narrow do of vairoas kinds Oil cloths some
wide; India straw CarpetnPs of s.stout kind 2
yard wide handsome Umbreiias and variety of
other articles numerous to mention IN an sdyer.
tisrment.
Newport, 30th Of lth mo-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
Pure Sperm Oil, at 45 cts.

THE subscriber offer for sale the stores Of their
agents. Freedom Coggeshai, and Henry Gard.
Der, Thsmes-street, tie FIRST quality cf summer
strsipcd sperm Oil. at as cents per gallon, in any
quantity from half pint TO 1000 gallons
II POTTER.
N. RUGGLE..
0cto
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
To Let,

THE Dwelling house at the south
end of Thames. street, recently occupied by r
Lee. Apply to -- .
S. H. CAHoONE.
Oct 30.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
Patent Elastic Saddles.

A word to those fond of easy Riding.
The complaint against hard and uneasy sad
dies, which is for the most part a just and gene
raj one, aud is really great grievance TO those
who have much riding TO do, has caused him TO
turn his mind particularly TO that subject, with
view, iC possible, to remedy the evil. He can
with confidence assure the public that he has
accomplishedii The plan projected, is by means
of strong and well tempered steel springs, so
constructed as TO support the saddle seat and
give much greater ease to both rider and horse,
than saddles made in the common way or any
other that he has ever seen can possibly do
The plan is entirely dffereni from the English
elastic saddles with spring bars of steel, whale
bone &c and also from those with wire springs,
| and he conceives much superior TO either, as the
elasticity is greater, and the tree not being put
| out OF lbs original form, will net he subject TO
hurting horses on journeys, which is complained
| of in the saddles with spring bars. number OF
! gentlemen have those saddles now in use, and
but one sentiment exists among them in favor
of their superiority. The invention is equally
as applicable 10 ladies saddles as Ia genilemen's
| In point of durability they will he warranted E.
quail TO any other saddles and superior 10 most
June Is Il JAMES VANSANT
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
NAVY Commissioners Office,

y
November IL, 1928.
vHyHE commissioners of the navy will receive
proposals until the TWENTY SEVENTH day
of DECEMBER next, fer supplying all
Cordage,
Ship Chandlery,
Ironmongery and Hardware,
Paints,
Gunners. stores,
Medicines,
Surgical instruments,
Bread-samples, with the prices, to
he forwarded with the proposals,
Flour-superfne and fine-prices
Of each,
Whisky, made from rye full FIRST
proof,
Other groceries,
Stop clothing,
Fresh beef and vegetables, that may be re-
ouired for the use of the navy for the year 1924,
AZ the following places, viz Portsmouth, n.
H.: Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington, Norfolk, Charleston, ). c.;
Savannah, Geo White Hall, Lake Champlain,
Sacketts Harbor, and Erie, Penn
In determining which Of the proposals offered
for the supply of several articles, is the most
adyanta seous TO the United States, the COM
misSinners VIII be guided Dy tne proDanie qudh"
tity of each article required, connected with the
respective prices and this rule being applied,
in the same manner, TO a the proposals which
embrace more than one article, the lowest
terms resulting from it will he accepted.
That every offer may be made upon the same
principle, and alike in all respects, with the
exception of prices, the commissioners of the
navy have deposited with the several comman-
danis, at the places above mentioned, and with
the navy agents, forms for making offers, with
| instructions to deliver one or more of them To
| any person disposed TO make an offer. All
| persons, therefore, who may have determined
| TO offer for any part of the articles above men,
| toned, will applyto either of the commandments
| or navy agents nearest their residence for the
necessary forms, and they will be supplied.
| Persons making offers requested particu-
| larry TO comply with all the rules prescribed in
| the forms, and TO state the price Of each article
| which they are disposed TO furnish, otherwise
| their proposals may not be taken into consde
| ration
| To be published in the Boston Patriot, New
| York National Advocate, Philadelphia Demo.
| cratic Press, Baltimore Patriot, Alexandria He.
| raid, Norfolk Herald, Charleston City Gazette,
Savannah Republican, Sacketts Harbor Gaz
| and Erie Patriot. tD27 nov 10
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
COGNAC BRANDY. etc.

COGNAC BRAN ny, etc.
! A pipes Cognac brandy, 9TH proof of good
It quality, aud warranted pure, just received
per ship st. Peter, aud for sale by
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH,
Who has in store
5000 lbs Java coffee
1000 do superior green do
3 hhds prime st Croix sugar
90 bbls do Rio do
80 80 casks Goshen Cheese
pipes 4ih proof Cognac brandy
90 or casks French Madeira wine.
few or casks l. p. Madeira Canary Coiine.
mar aud Malaga do.
10 bnxes Young Hyson Teas
6 6 S 6aif chest. Imperial Teas
half chests ! &C.,,
90 catty boxes Gu"powder Teas
chests each 30 two ID connisters do
5000 Havana segars
bags iberts
$50 boxes sperm candles
% hampers porter and wine bottles
80 bundles sugar loaf paper
30 do baudbox boards
10 book binders do
Boxes and half boxes Bakers No. l
and chocolate
30 bbls bacon hams packed in charcoal,
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