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VESSELS SPOKEN.

9Th inst. IN, ~, Ion ~, slip \tlos, Wood, from
Liverpool Uune l0,) for this port
oh ust lat % 81, Ion 75 %, brig Eric, days u
Philadelphia, for New Orleans.
9Th ut. IN the Brush channel. brig Benezet Al
len. o and from New Bedford, 23 days, for Amster'
dam.
Ii,h INST lat 81, Ion 81, ship Leeds, Stoddard,
days fr New York, for Liverpool.
Brig Eagle, for this port, sailed FIN Savannah, 10th
INST.
Al Neuvitas, slh inst. s'hr Albany Packet. Brown
Of New York, just arr I'm xibara, with salt--the only
American.
In the bite Of Crancy Island. 18th ins. Colombian
brig Poruvana, Gaiowood, Savanla, 80 days, with
cotton and lust, bound to Lserpool-pu IN Tor pro-
Visions anl waicr.
Brig William Rowland, Snow, for tho Baltic, sail
ed from Liverpool, 18th ui.
Al Ponce, II lth inst. briggs Cornolia. Dr'nkw,-
ter, New York, 8; Ellen, Wilmington, o; schr Col.
Ramsey. BALTIMORE.
At fort au Prince, 30,h ut. brig Volani, Powers,
of New York, Tor New Orleans, IN about a week;
schr Dug Harrison, Baltimore, do.
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Rov. M itan., Capt Jpseph l.. Denise, OF
this town, 10 Il >. Mary Smith, Of C,inston.
1, Boston, Yedne.d.y morn ny last, at
81. Paul's church D Re-. Doe. G ,rdner, Mr..
Caleb flosher, Jr. 10 NJ ss Elizabeth Sterry
Billings, both of this tom.
In Ne spon, on Mondly evening last, by
Rev. DIR. Pauen, NJ. Wm. Champl Robinson,
TO Mss ABBY B.osn Saw, diughter of JOSIAH
c. Shaw, Esq. AL OF Newport. Rev. Alonzo
King, OF NorIh-Yarmouth, to VI IS Tryphene
Cheney, diughier Of Colonel W .iHam Cheney.
In Mongo merry county, Illinois, Master John
Parrish, aged 10, to Mss Leibius Goodwin,
aged l6 yeS,s.
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Per steam boat Connecticut

Per steam boat Connecticut.
Arrived at Now York, on Wednesday, ships Mar
tha, Snow, Liverpool; Russell, Packard, -ICw Or
leans; schrs Elizabeth x john Lluirio, of n. Kings
town, ff London q Adams, Gage, Georgetown.
Cid snip WIN. Dawson, Hutchinson, Liverpool;
brgs Julia, Sears Madeira; American, Rees, Sa-
vannah
Arr on Thursday, schrs Little John, DAVIS, Hart
ford, n G.; Post Master, Harris, Pitts Landing, y
G.; Denny Nc Cobb Dyer, St Andrews; Two Broth
do.
Cid ship Harriet, Glover, Smyrna; brig Enter
prize, Downes, Teuerlfe.
Arr at Philadelphia, 18th, ship Phenlx, Cunning
h,u, cadlz; brIgs ARIEL, Shane, Fornandrna; Colon
ban, Rugan, Laemra.
Cd briss Adriand, Chainpncy, Pernambuco; Sauu-
ders, Wildes, St go &c Cuba; Philadelphia, Gro
YER. Havana; schr Little George Eyre, Ku,tz, Bra
Ziis aud a market.
AR at Baltimore, 9th, schr Caroline, from New
Bedford.
At Annapolis, II NJ brig Emey, wamsley, IL
ds from Bermuda. Spoke, about 18th inst. Mary, o
Newport, 9 days from Savannah for Hamburg. Not
OF Newport, RI.
Arr at B,ltimol c, 23d, schr Decatur, Hutchinson
New Orleans, 2i; soop Samuel Slater, .hence--Cld
brig Letltla, GuTnego, Laguira; schr Express, Sad
Ter, ST Eus;atia.
Arr at Richmond, 2lst, brig Mary, Boyd, Liver.
pool.
Cid at Norfolk, Goth, scLr George s. Mary, Wash.
ingon, West lnlles. Sailed, ship Marion, Yeatou
Live. pool
Cid at Wilmington, brgs Eden, Lamotic, Porto
Cabello Belsey Dole, N,cho!l, for do; schr Alpha
Per o, Martinique.
Gid at Charleston, 10Th ship Fama, Pratt, Gree
mock. l7lh, arr brig Katharine, li, fin Havana, 81
cid brig New Hampshire, Libby, Hivre
AT Ldgura 6lh ,nst, brig Milton, Fisher, Of Bos
ton, for Philadelphia, IN 20 days--the only American
vessel.
The hrig Cbil;an Rnhnsop frnm Raltimore Co,
Vllraraisn, Off Cape Fro, May %.
CD at New Orleans. % h nj, brig Sea Bird, Carr
(oi Newport,) for Ih's port; 3Oth, NIlham, Tavlor
aud Ann Mana, WylIo, ior 10, schr Hound, Tam
plco.
The sailing ofthe Florida, from New srk, for the
Pacific, is postponed until the 5th August.
Up at Charleston, l,th, schr Chic, Case, for thu
port
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CAPUCHIN CHAPEL.

CAPUCHIN CHAPEL.
"R. WIGGIN, the proprietor Of this cell
1Vn- ebrated Painting, has liberay consent
ed to IFS being exhibited in this town. for
short time, for the benefit of a rel gious soce-
", in the town of Hopkinton, New imo-
shire. The Painting is now to be seen at Nc
chances Hall.
The Capuchin Chapel will remain in town
until The frs, Wednesday in September er-when
il will be removed.
Hours OF exhibition, from S, A. NJ. until
sunset.
Price of season, Tickets so cents Single
Tickets 25 cents. July %.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
TIMOTuY TEMPLE has Just received p
l. large assortment of Boots and Shoes,
adapted to the present and approaching sea-
son. Among them are, ladies' Prunella and
Satin Pumps, with and without heels, Of the
latest New-York patterns; ditto morocco and
kid Pumps and walking Shoes, of various pat
terms and prices, some at the reduced price OF
81 IL cents per par; ditto genti mems calf
skin, seil-skin and horsc-hide Boots; ditto
gentlemens dress Shoes and Pumps.
The above will be sold at very reduced
prices, by the single pair, case, or Dozen
Purchasers are invited TO call and examine for
themselves, at No. Ii, Cheap-Side.
July 2s. Iaw3w.
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,R. PLENCK'5 INFALLIBLE VERMl-
FUGE, OR WORM PONDER.

FUGE, OK WORM POW DER.
TEN!llS Powder possesses the power uf destroy
Il ing AMI elling nil kinds cf worms eth.
t,om tie stomach or bor c,s, when all other
srnis OF Medicines have been gwen without ef.
iert. II is not only safe ,o give at all times, and
lnhtr all circumstances, but IT actually invigor-
atcs the stomach and improves the appetite, and
carries IF those spurious worm symptoms which
pccasinn go much anxiety for children.
This powder il equally efTectual in destroying
he rape Worm rs II IS lne more comnion kind.
DIR JAS SER'S ELEGANT ITCH LOTION.
This Lotion is AN elegant application for the
Itch aud other eruptions on the skin. II i. in
odoiaus, ehecua. and safe, aud can be applied
without tho Knowledge of second person both
a. a preventative and curative application.
ENGLISH JAUNDICE PILLS.
Thee are the old and tried friends 10 the
possessors of Jauudice, Lluaied bowels, dizzy
meals. loay spirits and the low train of com
plaint. arising frrD Jsnndice, &c.
They need oniy a trial to convince any one
Of their great u,,,.y IA ali ouslructed bowels
and bileary organs, ia preventing levers, dys-
entcry. &C..
The above NrliciDes are sold by JouN W.
Mason a. Co. ). BAL,u, Jun. aud WM. II.
TAYLOR p,ovid nee, II. l.. s. w. Nmson.
Newport, X. T. (; ~. Brewer. Tauuton; Bart
lett & Brewer, snd J. kijder, Boston, Mass.
Ju,y on Iy
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
AR RIVED,
IHLv kTL Sn n

ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY, July 25.
Ship Hazard, Chace, 81 days from Liverpool.
Sohr Juna, Pinkham, CALAIS
Schr ShIpwrght, Garlic, Calais
schr Evergreen, Bourne, Gardiner.
Schr Eliza Ann, Blanchard, Gardner.
Schr Collector, Moore, Steuben.
Schr Carolina, Baker, Georgetown, Me.
Schr Speed, Sears, Saco.
S,hr Miller, Lowell Bucksport.
Scoop Emma * Eliza, Bogman Gardiner.
Sloop Am,la, Simmons, from Somerset.
Soop Leopard, Allen. from East Greenwich.
Sloop i.yrene, Cook, from Tlver'on.
Soon Henry, Akin, from New Bedford, ii hours
with oil to Enoch Steerc.
Steam boa, Fulton, Bunker, from New York.
Soop Mount Morlah, Mathewson, fir Warren.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Reynolds, from Wexford
S.oop Reformation, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Commerce, Whalcy, Newport.
Sloop Northern Star. Swift, Warehan
THURSDAY, July 26.
Schr Hannah Bartlett, Swift from BIit,.nore, with
corn an -four, To f byer Y Co.
Schr Washington Packet, Shove, days from Al.
exandr'a, with corn to seth Adams, Jr.
Schr Far Polly, Nickerson. Bath.
Sinop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
Soop Argonaut, Borden, from Troy.
FRIDAY, July 81.
Schr Juno. Fdredre, Sandwich
Steamboat Connecticut, Constock, from n. York
% hours.
Sloop George and Mary, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Lucy EmcIne, Splnk, from W ,ckord.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, ir Warren.
Soop REINDEER, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Emellne, Miller, from !irstol.
Sloop Keziah, Pompey, IRON Nantucket, with oil
and candles.
Sloop Elcnora, Baker, Wexford.
Sloop Co",marc, Whaey, South Kingstown.
BELLOWS lumber scbrs.
CLEARED,
U. l.. s'oop Ann Maria, Gardner, New Yo.k-by
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TIMOTHY TEMPLE,

TIMOTHY TEMPLE,
No. IA, CuEAP-SIpr,
HEAS iust received from the most approved
4 q Manufactures, "a large assortment oi
Sole Leather, of the following kinds
$500 Lbs Of Cu.nngton Tanncry,
1000 do do CatskiIl do
5000 do do Franklin do
5000 do do Northampton do
1000 do do Moody do
$500 do do Belt Leather
Also, all kinds OF Leather. made use Of in
Cotton NJ lnufa ct ores, which will be sold at
very reduced prices.
July 2S. law3w
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NEW-BEDFOKD, July 25.-Ar sloop George
4 Phebe, West, Providence.
! NEWBURYPORT, July 2l.-Cll Merrimac,
Smith, Batavia; Transit, Wade, West Indies.
PORTLAND, July 2O.-Ar brig Washington,
| Robinson, Havana.
I'D, cid brgs Baltimore, Thlyer, Canary islands,
Cuba, knight. Matanzas.
2ilh, arr brigs Cordelia, Angel, fin Havana; Ed
| ward, Libby, Lvcrpooi; Gov Carver, Jordan, Mar.
selles, 81. Cid brigs Fame, Humphreys, Havana;
George, Lear, Guadalupe.
SALEM, July 2i.-Arr brig Camel, Tate, Port
| au Prince, %. The place gluitcd with all kinds
! Of American produce. Coffee 81 a ~ cents, and
| scarce.
BOSTON, July 2i.--Ar ship Gold Hunter,
Knowles, Liverpool, IS; brgs Amazon, Martin, do;
Ohio, Dennis Rotterdam, so; America, Daggett, N.
Or cans 70. Ballze, 20; sehr Sophrona. Pope Will
| mi,sto IL. I'D br IS Jachln, Drew, Havana; In
dex. Baker, Maranham and Il market.
25lh, ships ST. Peters, Rowland, Liverpool,
IS; Ne" Ens.and, Snow, 10 AZ; brigs Jasper, Par
ker, 10 Al; Florida, Ba,sdcll, do AZ; Bat,c, Mayo,
! St Ubes, 81. Cid brig Malaga, summons, ibraitar
| ters.
26th, arr briggs William. Dimmock, Liverpool, Al;
! Fox, Given, St Crolx; Venus, Tlden, Havana, IL.
Cid brig Georg,ana, Weston, Copenhagen and a
market
MIDDLETOwN. July 2s.-Ar brig Eight Sons,
uOouflcn,
9th, arr schr Mars, KIdder, St. Jago, Mexico.
NETWORK, July 23.-Arr shps America Ro.
binson Liverpool, 80; Niagara, Beecher, Charles
| ton, D; bng New Packet, Harms, 81 Andrews, l3;
schr Ta'nel!, Hopkins, Savannah, for Boston sloop
Splendid, Read, Providence, 2. Cid brig Alto, Mil
| ler, Marsecs Ann Eliza Jane, DUBOIS, Cape Hay
tien: schr Harriet, Pitts, Mobile.
oath. arr ships Gem, Ferier, Liverpool, 45: vu-
can, WecAs, do 43; brlgs Rook, Napier, Antwerp,
g.; OrIor, NcndLll, Neuyitas, Ii sclrs Mary Jane,
Dyer, Georgetown, 8. G. 10; Exit, Howell, Rich
! mond, D. Cleared, ships Orozmbo, Miyeli, Havre;
| Franklin, Taylor, Liverpool; brlgs Spartan, Chap
man, Gibraltar; Maria Elizabeth, Fplte, Hamburg;
General Paez, Clark, Curacoa; Pacquct des Cages,
! Gllhc, Aux Cayes; schr MArtha, Robilson, New
bern.
2jrh, arr schr Pilot, Horton, fin Richmond. Cid.
ship l. ward, iIcks, (of Provdence,) Pac.iic Ocean;
| brig Julia, Sears. Madeira.
| PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-Arr brigs Deca.
tur, Campbell, Niatanzas; Columbian, Rugan, La
| guira; sloop Speed, Rose. Newport. Cid schr Wa
| verly, Smock. West Indies.
| BALTIMORE, July 2l.-Arr schrs Mary Ann,
| Anderson, Ponce, Z. X. ~; Ocean, Ross, Trinidad
dc Cuba, 10. Cid. schrs ] O. Adams, Pearson, st.
Jago de Cuba; Alexander, Hunt, Port au Prince.
| ALEXANDRIA, July 2l.-Saed, schr Eliza
BETH Howes, Port Mahon.
| PETERSBURG, July 20-Arr ship Bowiitch,
McManus. Liverpool; Br. barque Diana, Braith-
waite, London. Cid ship Sarah & Caroline, Prince,
I Liverpool
! RICHMOND, July 2l-Arr brig Mary, Boyd,
Liverpool. Cid ship John Brown, Price, (of Provi-
dence,) Bremen.
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| Al ~ Ubes, i7th ult brig Enterprize, Harradon,
! OF and for this port, next day.
AT Liverpool, 18th ult. brig Balance, Browning, Of
Bristol, Tor the Baltic, ready.
At Marseillcs, Nav 80, Canton, for Havana, uncJ
| Cmcassian, waiting freight; Susan, fr New Orleans,
dscg; Lafayette, Rio Janeiro, unc; United States,
Havana, unc; Arab, fr Havana; Trafalgar, fr New
York, unc; Columbus, New Orleans, just arr; Will
ham, Philadelphia, uacer; Bogota, New York, do;
Herald, IL Vera Cruz.
by the brig Perseverance,, Captain Barker, hom
Maianzas, we learn, says the ChSles,on Patriot.
that reported there the 9th inst that pcr-
son belonging TO gang of plraies, had, on the nlght
previous, arrived for the purpose Of collecting ~ or
20 men, to proceed with him 10 the Keys about ~
miles to the eastward Of Matanzas, to assist m DIS
charging brigs cargo, which had been taken by Pi-
rates. She was from New York, bound to Matanzas,
loaded with provisions, flour, S'c.
A schr from the coast OF Africa, wit 25O negroes
came anchor came To anchor about four leagues OH
Trinidad, the 20th June. Landed the negroes IN the
night, and entered the 2ist, uider Ouch coours.-
She was despatched from 81 Jago dc Cuba-this is
her third trip within snort lime She lost ITO on
the passage
Brig Adeline, Brown, rom Savannah for Havana,
lost about 22d ult.-the had arrived at Ha-
vana previous to the 7th inst.
The Marion, oi Boston, sailed from Quebec, 18th
inst. with most Of her outward cargo, which she WAS
not allowed TO land, account OF It's coming sea
wise.
A small schr called the Mary Ann Capt. Flint, OF
Yarmouth, n. >. was seized at Boston, ON Wednes-
day last, or a violation OF the laws Of TIE u States
She had in her hold 10 bbls OF four acd quantity OF
the wharf, ready to be received board.
The captain states that he arrived in ballast, with
specie purchase the above articles and that he was
ignorant of The prohibtory laws The only paper
he produced to the seizing officer permit, grant
ed a; the place where the vessel belonged, allowing
him to receive on board salt, aud proceed fishing
cruise OF 4 months.
A large brig, bottom up, was passed, on Friday
night last week, off Lbby's Island, Me.
The wreck fallen IN .ith by the Flora, (mentioncd
in our last) was probably the Accomac, before heard
from.
The wreck of a small vessel fallen in with, 22d
ms, part Of George's-deck gone, no masts or
spars standing.
A steam boat is about to be on the Merrmac,
between Haverhi and Newburyport.
The brig Franklin Drinkwater, for Truxio and
Omoa, was advertised TO sail from Now York, yes
terday.
A line Of packets has been established between y.
York and Vera Cruz, to sail from the former the
Isl, and l.on the latter the 10th Of every month.
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-EE CADET s4&
- Ys11rsrF List Esa&

,'ull Sea-lhis day, llh. Ism Sunday, at i0m'
NJ uduy, In. I'M. Tuesday, lh 3Sm
sInifa,n 81 sw-s ta' uhe o' nsh water a newport
,!ing nuu ne ume oi 'gh water al bo'""
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NEXT WEDNESDAY.

NEXT WEDNESDAY.
VEEHE Rhode-Island State Lottery, draws
u in this town, on Wednesday next. 10000
dollars highest prize. Tickets S4 and shares
IN proportion, for sale by
HUTCHENS & CORY,
July %. First door west Of the bridge.
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DUCK
DoMEsTIo GOODS.

We continue quotations for Domestics, in the
absence of any sales Of mo ent Most Of our manu-
facturers ship the goods 10 Southern markets, and
is often have to any important transact
ions at h, ue.-The demand for the retail trade is
steadv and Drices uniform We quote
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W SHINGTON LODGE LOTTERY,
(yusa ~,

ETNOR the erection ola Masonic Hall, and
a. the encouragement Of "A Free School
Paine q Burgess, Agents for the Managers.
To be drawn in Providence, on Thursday, sil
day Of August, 1927 30 No. tenery Pcrmu-
tation A hnllofs drawn
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U. l.. sloop Ann Maria, Gardner, New Yo.k-by
Potter s. Eddy.
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IER.uS.
Tor whole tickets and shares, Scheme price.
for approved paper, payable iif zen days ai,er
drawing, or at retail, two dollars. Orders for
Tick cts, on the above terms, will meet with
immediate attention, # addI essed 10
PAINE z BURGESS,
July 2s Agent for the Managers
WASHINGTON LODGE LOTTERY,
Glass No 3, for the erection of Masonic
Lodge, to be drawn in this town, on We.hes-
day, the sth Of August. $4,000 Capital P,ize
Tickets only dollars, and shares in proror-
tion.
Tickets and shares in the above lotteries for
sale by
HUTCHENS & CORY,
July 81. FRS, door west of the hr dgc
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WASHINGTON LODGE LU1 If.ki,
NNOR the erection of Masonic huli. and
" the encouragement of "a Free Suhooi,
draws in this town on 9Th Of Augusl.
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rI.OUR.

The demand continues fair for Canal. Bali.
Howard Street, and Susquehannah, not plenty. We
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Rye, bushol, 65 20 y. Corn, yell bu. 60 a 6
Beans, white, ID Ii Soth. do white do ) y6
Oats, bush II Is Wheat Shorts, Is
EEIHP.
Russia. clean, ton, $3.50 a 26O
INETGO.
Bengal, $2a 81
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And thy own laurels shade thy envied name
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History of Kentucky.

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Poems and ESSAYS. BY Mrs. Bowdler. 18th edition.
Selections from the English proseWritings of Milton.
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Hale's new Map of New-England, colored, varnish-
ed and mounted, So,
Finley's new Nap of the World, on the Globular
Projection showing the recent discoveries of Denham
and Capper'on in Africa. Price So.
Washington, may a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-21
George ) Hough


I now opening an assortment OF SPfING GUoDe'
Il viz
Cloths and cassimcrcs
Ginghams, baisse and barTege
Calicocs and chintzes
Striped and plan mnslins and cambrics
Cambria and common dimities
Furniture do
Do cacoeS
Cotton, silk, worsted and thread hose
Green, pink, straw, white and black Grape
DO do do do do tlorences
Irish linens and linen cambria
Coorcd lastinga and Denmark sattins
Striped and plain drilling
White Jeans and cotton drilling
Stripes for boys and mems wear
Black and coored ,tuffs for shoes
TwilIcd circassian for Coats
Mems and women's gloves
Cashmere, silk and gauze handkerchiefs
Merno scarfs and shaws
Italian lustrng and coiored silks
Russia sheetlngs, diaperand crash
64, "A, and 81 Irish darnask diaper
Best bed tickings
Fine bleached and common shiltings
A general assortment of colored domestics
Sewing silks, threads and cottons
Floss and superior knitting cotton
Thread and silk braids, tapes and bobbns
Black and white satin and modes
With most other articles IN his line; which renders
his assortment very complete A few bales of German
and Scotch linens, and
COTTON YgRN Of the best Factories.
6tb mr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-21

Potatoes, etc.
r. T R.4liS8T offers for Sae-
BBIS Newark Cider, $50 bushels Z
l = 1000 do. coarse salt, fine do. in sacks
so boxes bunch Muscatel ra'sins
90 do and chests Gunpowderlmperial and
Young Tyson Tea
Cheese, mustard and fig blue
West India and n. Orleans sugars in bbls
Loaf and lump do
Together with general assortment ofGrocerles, on
terms Also-A first rate Patent ba
lance for sale low march %