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brittapia tea and coffee sets; brass can dle-sticks; do. nd-irons: do. snnifers and. trays;brass and poiisht steelslloyel tongs, silver plated castors; window glass; sina,e and donbie barrel percussion guns; one par superior percussion pistols; percus- sion caps; Ainte; shot belts, pewaer aasks; powder and shot; axes; sloYels; spades: wire sifters; batts and screws, nails taeks; lociSs of All kinds, iaad crescent and mill saws; files; scissors; rocket, shoe, butcher and case knives; razors, iron. brif. tania and plated tea 8.table spoons: also.
 Teas, Coffee, Chocolate; White Havana, loaf and brown sugar; Mo- lasses; Tcnerilfc, Port, Malaga and S. N wine; vinegar; cheese: candles; sosn. starch and fig blue; raisins; currants; al, monds; tobacco; cigars; spices Of all kinds, which, together with many other articles, too pumerous 10 mention, they are dispo- sed to sell, wholesale or retail, and fhey invite the attention of ali their friends and the public in general.
 Little Rock Dec. II 1891.
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; $; :. ! ? zeE SAg7lzz.

yEsfIis subscriber las just receiyed, from
 x Now Orieaus, a large and elrgantas-
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Wood Wanted.

Wood Wanted. FEyHE subscribers will contract for cut s ting and delivering at their Steam Mill, at Little Rock, ElIIE HU.NDRED CORDS OF PINE MOOD, for which they will pay liberal price in cash or goods.
 PATTON, LITTLE &, CO Feb. 20, 1s32-46-tf EEgsGR SA .E--ass few !.aye.y Claims. pro ven up at the Land Office in thls place and which have not yet been loca te ted.--Appiy at this office.
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 tie P.i4slie that tic i.a ve 'es.as ts manently established themselves ,n PCT ,, town of Little Rock, for the transac,;a 'he
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INSTRUMENTS. S.

 Amputating lSyringcs, male and irepannlng female Dental In boxes .Obstetrical Ear Dissectipg Uterus Clipping ag pocket. Lancets Bougies' elastic and thumb
 Common. Gum lancets, ,trocars Catheters, elastic & tTrusses; Sand& blk silver, male and Lead cruieibles r, female Mortars 6c restles Pessaries, ivory and ISpatuIas, elastic Graduated meas Nipple shells, glass ures.
 and elastic Viais. assorted breast pumps and Vial corks shop fur . pifes iitase 9ucKing bottles Thermometers s9eoHiaeA pumps Dressed. sheep skins,
 &c. &c.
 PAl llNTS AND BY InYEs Els -sss,IW'ITEIFS. TT White lead, dry and ! erdieris, dry and ground croilnd ls cd lead, black lead Linseea oil lamp do Nermihon, Venetian Lampblack red ivory black, madder Hose pink, carinine, ndigo, anaaito whiting Red sanders Copal varnish Fig blue Japan do lChrome green Leather do Chrome yellow Turkey Hmhor Kings yellow, &c 0.- Orders from Physicians and coun- try merchants to PATTON, LITTLE. & Co. will meet prompt attention. Little Rock, ncc. lds-IS3l .h-2e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-10

Office for the Mount Salus District, until the noxt meet
ing OF Congress, would produce serious TO
The public and the vacancy is in judgment one of that
character which the Constitution the grant
oil power before mentioned, respectfully advise that the
appointment be made.
am, Sir with the highest respect, your obedicnt
want, r. b. TANEY
r. S.-Snco the foregoing opinion prepared have
caused the records OF my office 10 be examined m order
ascertain whether this subject had been brought before
any Of predecessors; and find opinion given by Mr.
Writ, when he Attorney General, dated October %
1923, and while Mr.. Monroe President i'm which he
gives to the Constitution the construction that have
placed on tand advised the President that lac had
to fill any vacancies which might "happen erist dur
ing recess although the vacancy took place while the
Senate was in session. and continued the of the adj.
journnent.
To THE PRESIDENT.
PHILADELPuiA, Aug. Tn pursuance Of a call,
published last week, and signed by upwards OF thou
sand Irish naturased citizens, scceders from Jacksous,
numerous meeting OF that portion OF population took
place, yesterday, in Independence Squarcmany thou
sahus attended The meeting was organized by placing
JAMES GOWEN in the Chair, and appointing SAMuEI
BLACK, DENNIS SwEENY, THOMAS LAIRD, JOHN
MAGUIRE, WILLIAM FARRIs, Vice Presidents and DIR.
JAMES McHENRx, and WILLIAM w. HALY, Secre-
taries.
The busncssot the meeting opened by the Charm
stating its objects, and commenting the circumstance
which oocasoncd il to be called lie followed by Mr.
taly, who concluded his address by moving a preamble
and resolutions, which were carried by reclamation. They
snail he published morrow, together with letter from
Mr. Alexander Cook to the Pousons adr
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LETTER ilTl FIR PROM PROM cnATEAyBRIAND.
!. .n 2, EdlloL Of lho ogolidionne.

-, . 'STgecture ri Police, June TO- 1892
ou Trend NJ. Berlin, sem but have had IL sent back 10
NE thinking that i might be contrary to some opinions
mnlcn unfortunately separate us at This moments now
you to publish that letter in yourjourna Iexpsins s
auon which part Of the public appear moi 10 have well
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DOMESTIC.
CHOLERA.

- CHOLERA
FHiLADELPHIA.-Hedlh Office, dug. 5th noon
Private Practice 26 ~
Hospitals o. Nv
Aims House, II
Total, es 90
HEALTH or THE CtTY-THE CrrotrnA oy r,,,
iNoREAsE The Cholera is increasing rapidly in fl,is
Guy disguise the fact would be unwise as well as de
honest The weather for the last two DAYS has bee m
admirable sympathy with the disease II has been exccs
VSy warm aud sultry, with occasional shower lust
suinc'ent 70 render the atmosphere like vapour bath
vi saturday l0rfy JiUe cases and thirteen deaths
Wc'cIePoHed Yesterday there were ONE HUNDRED avn
new cases and FORTY ON deaths rcport
o an enormous increase, certainly. or the cases how,
Sveg1 ~ were in tie Arch Street Prison. and Frrrrr
ucanS w are told that the condition Of the prsoc -,
.eIuay morning was frghtiu in the extreme seve,y 20
ne keepers had given up ia consequence Of xbanso
,u prisoners were In n dreadful state ofc
s,, Of them who sick were not properly
.o ana the dead and dying were sosttsrsd {us
oiiplna'ey through the various apartments ,nanv NJ fo
proper medical or other Attendance Measres have
no 3ouDt been taken for their relief W., t,ns, d., a.
debtors at least, win forthwith be released
no accounts oiyesleFlay materially increased the alarm
y o' Iuzens but sill the panic is not ereat-The dan
s'' VI" soon be over SIC irust and in the moanne pm
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ates room under tho Stand contiguous TO that Of tho
King, where he detained in proper custody till the
subsequent examination. little than three minutes
alter the the King his chair pre-
scented himself at the window. The moment il was seen
that his Majesty unhurt simultaneous shout of ioy
burst from all quarters, which was repeated when the
Queen and Lord Frederick Fzcarence also
selves at the window. Three distinct cheers were then
given with such enthusiasm that the feelings of the pop-
sace could not be msaken there was heartness and sim
certify in their expression which LETT horror
and Indignation with which they viewed the dastardly
tack.
London. June 2I.--The deluded wretch who attacked
ms Majesty person is awaiting his punishment we
leave it TO the Tory Journals concoct his defence
June 25-It will be that both Houses of Parlia-
meh agreed last night, unanimously, Address
he King ON occasion of the brutal outrage offered his
Majestys sacred person Ascot IL the whole nation
could speak its feelings through such channel the adj
dress would obtain but unmxed expression of disgust
and horror
PORTUGAL.
LONDON, June %, Evening 1.-The only arrival this
morning oil consequence is Lisbon mail brought by his
MaJesty's ship Columbia, sailed on the 18th June We
are informed that Government has ac counts of the sailing
oil Don Pedros expeditions therefore, every iay we may
expect important information from that quarter The
Lisbon Gazettes do not contain any information on the sub
jcct.
bon, June I5
"We have news of Importance as vet 10 communi.
cate out arrests have taken place amongst the troops
seems that the government is very doubtful of their
being true The approach of Don Pedro is daily looked
ior, winch keeps the capital in great excementn
Great anxiety expressed for official information in
regar~to the expedition OF Don Pedro owing TO general
report OF his having sailed the 10Th inst fts bc cor
rect there has been sufficient time for the arrival OF cut
terror steamer with the above information.
. Wo know that dispatches have been forwarded from
Plymouth, three days ago, for Don Pedo-o The coast o.
| Portugal.
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"A itVnNbf AT LAW,--l shall regularly IN fu,nre
attend he Courts Of Charlotte and Ifalifax Cs,no
1' Oon' '1dTessed TO me Coles Ferry Charlose
county will meet prompt attention 0'"''oNe
'uY ~ l23-owl GEORGE w. READ.
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SIR; 10 obedience 10 your direction proceed 10 state
my opinion in relation the appointment Of Register OF
ne Land Oicc Tor the Mount Salus District, in the State
Of Mississippi
The facts IN The case understand be these Aer the
Adjournment OF Congress The third day OF March, 1881
and before their meeting IN December Of the same wear
vacancy occuedin The above mentioned Office Of Regis
YER and samuel 6wynn was appointed TO hll it, During
te late session OF Congress he regularly nominated 10
The Senate and rejected by them The President having
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-07
More Fresh Goods.
GEORGE s. HOUGH


Is now opening a large additional assortment Of
L choice fancy and staple goofs selected with much
care as regards either quality, patterns or pr ces;
among them are, super ani low prcei ius'rings AMI
gros De Maps; white, blue, pink and nix sattins; -
senchews and ssrssnets; large assortment of ging
ham, aud csIcoes; painted muSlins, mandsrincs and
Eeph rnes;s choice assortment Of Hermane and crepe
d. Chine shpwl; gauze, Grape aud blond fancy hdks;
one case Irish hEens, some very fines great variety
of summer goods for men and boys; corded skirts;
cross barred musin; book and csm5ric do; blk silk
serge; SILK velvet twiiied sarsenet for sleeve lining
Brown aud white drilling; French linen; plaid and
striped di,m and ,Atteen for psnalopns; sup olive.
brown black aud blue cloth; yellow and blue nam
keens. (rrs); French bonnet camb,c; an assortment
OF silk and Cotton hosiery. more than usually desirable;
Girls coored aud white ditto; Gauze nnels; figured
and striped B,ok m ,s;n for cuitdn; bobbnet and
ditto laces toilet, tuck and other combs; fancy hair
brushes and fans; gauze sui most other ribbons; olsck
and colored hastings and crcasans; Russia, brdeye,
and table diapers; napkins; oil cloth; Cantoa window
blinds; coarse brown linens and bsssing; domest,cs
generally; hair cloth stocks
cases straw Bonnets Of ious qualities and plat
Children's Gimp ditto.
case Umbrellas
l do parasols; Hinged plain. and dsmask. some We.
~ h,n,,some NAV 3 -d3leJeo6t
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pretty part in the debate. Ass debater, he is
much improved since last saw him.
The vote was tsoenfy,fUe majority in favor Of
the administration. Among your members. Dr..
Sutherland, Mr.. Coulter, and Mr.. M'Coy, voted
against General Jackson's administration, as they
invariably do, whenever thew have chance.
The debate, and developments on this ques-
ton, have produced great talk and great excite
meat in this region. Mr.. Adams course was
not altogs Their unexpected; but few believed that
he had SO fully and decidedly separated himself
from Mr.. Clay. He no doubt believes that he
has fulfilled his part Of the contract of 1895, and
that hereafter he is a free man. Mr.. Adams
stands higher in public estimation than he ever
did before.
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go Reward.

WAS stolen from on board the Steamboat Potomac,
wv while living at the wharf at Washington, on the
Sd inst one small mahogany Writing Desk, containing
one package of money, directed to Charles Page Esq
Cashier of Bank Of Potomac Of Alexandria, and about
one hundred and twenty in notes and silver, and two
notes of hand one drawn by MIR. spotswood in favor
of simon Vial for 100 dollars, having credit the
Bank for part of the sum; the other drawn BY Mr..
Hunter in favor of Samuel Person for SO dollars The
desk contained alsa, many valuable papers OF mine,
as ell AS small book, bound in boards. used as an
account and letter book also, the sea nboats Regis
ter will give the above reward for the detection OF
The dsk and its contents, when delivered to Charles
page, Esq Cashier of the Bank of Potomac, or the
Agent of the Boat. wh' Hobb \LL.
nav 5-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-07

Messrs Heron and De Witt. engineers Elm.
ploycd by the Board Of Public Works, are at pre-.
sent engaged in survey Of the Shenandoah Val.
ley, in pursuance Of an act Of the Legislature,
pissed during 80 session before the last This
act contemptates very full examination of the
River, with a view to ascertain the best mode OF
its improvement-and survey Of the Valley ge.
morally. in reference to the practicabilty Of
Rail Road. These gentlemen are understood
to be well qualified for the important trust conid
ed TO them. -Chariestown Free Press
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-07

At a meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Eau
quier aud Alexandria Turnpike Company, at
Buck!and, on Friday 4th May. the following pee
sons were elected officers Of that company. for
the ensuing year, viz:
HUGH SMITH, President.
= Jno. Lloyd
= Colin Aud n;,...,,.
Bernard Hoe
Jacob Douglas
]. MoReAN, Treasurer.
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w the Public.

MY notice to the public, in Saturdays paper. re
WI speeding nv accep ed order for thirty eight bar
res of Flour, drawn by James VI. Mcisea in favor of
Thomas 81 white. and passed into the hands of John
C. Vowel, YVES not. BY any MEANS intended to Re heetup
on the moral character Of either of the named;
the matter has since been submitted to arbitration, and
decided that the be delivered; the holder will,
therefore, present it for payment
may st SA&'L ID. HARPER.
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D / z D.,

On Friday last, at the University Of Virginia,
ARTHUR S. RnooKEsBRoueH, Esq. formerly a
resident of Richmond, and recently the Proctor
to the University. A better man scarcely breath
ed He has left wife and niue children to be-.
wall their loss.- Wing.
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Rank of Engimd.-Ihs Charter of the Bank
,r,,l,nd is about to expire, and the question
,-:ii nj Or hacome at mn remOte

Rank of Engind--1he Charter OF the DAM
,rn,l,nd is about to expire, and the question
,;,s renewal will probably become, at no remote
,.riOd. a subject of elaborate discussion AT
80 meeting Of the Court Of Proprietors, Sc
:; ,ooual dividend of 4 per cent having been
tod in reply to demand by proprietor tor
.e,rma,ion respecting the renewal OF the char
=. ,he Governor of the Bank stated that Minis
-. had given him to understand, that if there
,r,n,, he time at this session, after the conclu'
-, If the discussions on the Reform Bill, It
-. their intention to move for the appointment
-, select committee, to inquire into the subject
,r,,ukiug generally, N which committee the
federation Of the Bank charter must OF course
s,m Dromiuent feature. There is reason to
...,.ue therefore that the charter will not be
L,..v,d without material notifications, and a
1,,,;Iuent Of its privileges. The charter of
ri, hank has been prolonged from time to time
3, oerOd Of 1853 years. The capital was at
49,, o, oOo. 600: j. is stated to be now 6l4, $780,
40
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4. O. Sugar, Tar, Cow Nides

N. v. sugar. AAt, WV hANos
a. HHDS. N. Orleans sugar, part prime
80 100 bbls North Carolins tar $.
$50 Calcutta COW hides
8 small casks pure molases flor families]
Just landed from schr February, from New York
and for sale by GEO. JoHNSoN q Co
JPho haze in Store:
ar. casks pale sherry wine
IS do Marseilles m ideira vine
do sweet malaga do
ha'fpipes London particular madeira do
2qr casks do
do Burgundy do
S tons American bar iron
IS boxes pound roll chewing tobacco
10 do lbs do
do a, 10
20 Or boxes prime Havana segsrs
oaies spinning cotton. for retailers
may
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.-7hIS DAY.

Furniture, Groceries. &c. at Auction.
IN Monday motnng, the 7.h instant. At 10 o'clock
~ will be sold at MI Warehouse extensive assort
ment Of
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Such as-Sidebosrds. Fables, Bureas
Candle and wash stands
7do1en rush seat chairs; stick and stump do
patent washing machine
barrel pearl'ssh, 4 bales hops
A lot OF wrapping tvine or carpet chain
sqr casks MsrseilIes Madeira wine
3 do sweet Malaga do
20 boxes Scotch herrinGs
16dozen bottles claret wine
IL do do port do
4basres brown sugar
bags Rio coffee, &c &c. mays
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Public Sale Of Dry Goods.
vlNHE subscribers, intending to remove from Alexan.
L dria. viii! Offer at public sale, at their Store on
King Street. Friday, the 18th Of May, part ofther
STOCK OF DRY GOODS, consisting Of &c.
neral assortment Of Seasonsble Goods
Terms AL sums under $50 cash, all over $50. and
not exceeding 5000, credit Of 80 days. and all sums
over 5000, credit Of months, closed b, negotiable
notes, with an approved endorser.
RICHARD 8. HOPKINS & Co.
may 3-dts GEO WHITE, Auctoneer.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. ID. C }

ARRIVED, May S,
Schr. Potomac, Bears, Halifax; Plaster to S.
Messersmlth. Sugar to w. Fowle & Co. and ten
passengers.
SAILED,
Shcr. Dolphin, Eldridge, Ducksport'
Schr. Convoy, Baker, hence at n. York Sd.
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Notice.

yuyHE President aud Directors Of the Bank of Poto.
i mac have declared dividend OF two per cent for
the last six months payable Wednesday, the I'd Of
May next. Y. fh16, Casnier
apr 28-wSw
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For Charleston.
English Bar & Bolt Iron, &c
Fine Teas. Coffee, Wines,

Fine Teas. Coffee, Wines,
FRUIT, &c.
An CHESTS. % half chests, and 70 1913 boxes,
~ hyson, young Tyson. imperial, gunpowder and
solchong new teas, Lewis csrgo,) Of supe.
rior quality
l6s bags Rio, green LaguIra and Java coffee
6 half pipes md 8 quarter casks fine old pale and
brown sherry wine; 90 Indian barrels and 10
Or. casks dry malaga do 5pipes sweet malaga
do, half pipes old port do, IS baskets white
and pink champagne doi hhds old Jamaica
rum-A from the Custom-houss stores. New
York
bales soft shel!ed slmoads
bale zeal fberts
50 box-s, 10 half, and 10 quarter boxes NJ and
bunch raisns
II hhds Orleans sugar. low price
81 reams wrapping paper, large size
20 90 foolscap DO
30 30 qua quarter a y" English white load, in oil
40 half boxes chocolate; 20 half boxes mustard
IS kegs grounl ginger, Is boxes prunes
bales cotton, los price
81 loaves double refined table salt
IS hhds. and loo bbls copper distilled whiskey
Dbl apple brandy; 40 dozen bed cords and lines
! seroon fl ,tsnt iadigo Casks nadder
80 ID nctmegsi 50 nests sugar boxes
Just received and tor sale by
IVA, S SAMUEL. B. LARNOUR Co.
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New GUOds.
WASHINGTON g. BRENT
UIAVE received, by the schr. Virginia al! other
late arrivals from New York, q large and general
assortment ut
SPRING GOODS. Among them ave
Rest Italian lustring
Senshaws sarsenets and levantines
Florenc"s and ss.ins; Grape shawls snd hdkts
Silk and gauze DO
Linen csrnDric hdkfs new style
Gauze wells, white, black and green
Painted musins ginghams in great variety
French and English cbin,z
Cambria and furniture. dimiy
I.,Istrng ribbons some very wide
& ,nnet cap and belt ribbons
Cotton hose, white. black lead and fancy co'ord
silk aud raw silk hose
Iaces, edging and quilting
Cambrics, Extra super; super merno bomoa%hcS
GAUGE Aannels; damask. brdseye and H"ss'A
dispers
Damask able cloths, white, brown and co'orsd
siIesia and Irish shee'ings; MnseNes quits
poneee. fi.g and bandanna bdkts
ROOFS suis. and checked muslins
Umbrellas and parasols, all kinds
Blue, black and fancy cloths
Gentlemen's and boys summer wear, OF every
description
with aImosteyery other article IN the DRY GOOD
line. ny
Nh PIT utino
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Notice ia hereby given,

Tsg'iAr the Annua, Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
Z the Fauqnier and Alexandria Turnpike COMPANY
will tske place at Bueksnd on Friday, the 9Th day CT
May next, for the purpose OF eieetng
year. BY order: J. MORGAN,
apr 2I-w3w Tfeasurer'
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The result of the Town Election is most era
tfying to the opponents of the regency. Though
the supporters of the regency have generally sue
ceeded, vet their majorities have been reduced.
and even in the old Fourth Ward, which has
been always claimed as the head quarters OF the
strength of the regency, there is but nine majo-
rity for them. 1t is clear from the result OF this
election, that next fall the regency will be rout-
ed, horse, foot and dragoons.- Alb. Dai. .Adc
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WHEELING, (VA.) Nav 9.

'h'J way
.7aother Steamboat lost by fre.-The Dolphin
about 40 miles below this place. with all her car
90 was destroyed by fire, on Friday evening
last, the s8th instant. No lives were lost. The
boat vas under the command Of the Pilot, Capt
Lcdwick having left her to take command of the
Hornet. The Pilot states that about half past
o'clock in the evening, he went into the La
dies cabin for the purpose Of closing the win
dows and doors for the night. There being no
Ladies' on board.) In few minutes after he
came out, the flames burst out Of the cabin in ev-
erv direction. and before the boat could be got
to shore all her upper works we're on fire. Tue
Clerk succeeded in saving the papers-everv
thing else was destroyed. Seventy-slx hogs
heads Of Sugar and $50 barrels of Tar composed
the principal part of the cargo. The Sugar. we
understand, was insured.
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For Amsterdam.

For Amsterdam.
.kf& The superior coppered brig BEL1ZDER.a,
S&&K George Fletcher, master, will have despatch.
For small stowage freight or passage, having hand.
some accommodations, applyto
may S EDWARD DAINGERFIELD.
liverpool Ground alum Salt
AFLOAT
I'VE cargo Of the brig BeIvdera, FLETCHER, mastery
Il from Liverpool, consisting of
5000 bushels Liverpool ground alum salt
1000 sacks blown salt, Of superior quality
Which wit be sold low from on board. apply to
mays EDWARD DAINGERFIEID.
For Charleston.
,kE& The schooner ELZaBETH
&&&S Captain Norris, will sail in few da, s, and can
take three hundred barrels on freight. Applyto
may J. & w. ii. IRWIN.
English Bar & Bolt Iron, &c.
DOBERT MILLER offers for sale
IL Al tons Bar Iron, IA inch by IS
% do Round do S 8. 70. and inch
~ bundles inch Round
40 do inch Square
Cooking Furnaces cased with iron, superior article
English patent porter bottles
English and Dutch Pipes, in boxes groce each
Window Glass, various sizes and qualities
With handsome assortment Of Esrthenware, China.
and Glass 5th mo 5th