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ternairw, let ther" <• - " long putt a
btrong- pull aid a pull J: , *;her."
8. Thejudic;nry of the United States—-
May their people support their laws and
their laws support the people.
9. The infant Navy of the United.
States—May they be enabled to convince
t!;:; iylannical power of Great-Britain, that
their citizens shall not be carried into sla-
¦very, nor murdured in cold blood with impu-
nity.—3 cheers.
• 10. Admiral Btrkely's order—May he
tirthey who issued the same, like the noted
Cunningham, receive the reward uf their
lab.rs by the hands of their own Country-
men.
11. The memory of Decatur, Somers,
Dersey, and others, who fell at Tripoli, in
defence of their country's liberty.
ft: The citizens of the United States in
general—May the name of Federal and De-
inocrat bs sunk in oblivion, and the name
of Freenian, like the young Phoenix, arise
and bla'tc in their stead.
13. The American Fair—Maypeaceand
lnppiness be the reward of their transcend-
ent virtues, and a life of bliss succeed their
dissolution.
13. fhe officers of the wardwoom oi the
late tJ. S. ship Chesapeake—May they short-
ly have an opportunity of displaying their
courage, and retaliate the infamous outrage
committed by the British shipof war Leopard.
3 cheers.
15. May the sons of Columbia always
bear in mind the principles of '76, and fol-
law the sfennine precepts of their ancestors.
16. The Commerce of the United States
—free and unlimited. 1
17. Our National Rights—LIBERTY
or DEATH !
«
JFEDERAL GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, JULYS:
WILMINGTON, (Del ) July 4.
At a numerous meeting of the citizens of
Wilmington, in the stale oi Delaware, pur-
suant to public notice, John. Dickinson, Esq.
vas appointed Chairman, and Oulcrbridge
Horsey, Esq. Secretary.
The President's Proclamation and the com-
munication of the committee at Norfolk
relative to the inhuman violence committed
on the frigate Chesapeake, were then read
and duly considered ; whereupon Dr. James
Tilton, Samuel White, Esq. John Warner,
Jidward Roche, Esq. Jacob broom, Esquire,
_b*ne>_f A. Smith, and James Lea, were
fcippomted a committee to form resolutions,
ssive of the sense of this meeting rela-
tive to so daring an outrage;
who, alum
short deliberation, reported the following,
which were unanimously adopted :
Resolved, That we view with the strongest
sentiments of indignation and abhorrence-
the late unprovoked, lawless and ferocious
attack made by the British ship of war Leo-
pat'dupou life frigate Chesapeake, and the
daring; insult oflVre'd thereby to the flag, the
fcovi rjyneat and the people of the United
Stiltes.
dved, That we highly approve of, and
¦ are ready to second with our warmest efforts,
the prompt, the spirited and patriotic con-
duct "of our fellow-citizens, at Norfolk, Ports-
taontt) and Hampton,
Resolved, Th.it the murder of our fellow-
towilfmjtn, John fierce, the late acquital and
^MMncrtion of captain Whitby, the perpetra-
tor cA" if, added to this recent and un^arallel'd
act of violence committed on the Chesapeake
frigate, officers and crew, evince a dispositi-
on 011. the part, of the British hostile to the
jwace, protpurity and independence of this
country.
Resolved, That we will maintain the strict
observance of the proclamation of the presi-
dent of the United States, by every means
in our power.
Rsso/ved, That we will support with our
lives and fortunes such other measures as
the government may adopt to obtain retribu-
tion for the flagitious violation of our na-
tional rights and the murder of our fediow-
•itizins.
Revolved, That the governor of this state
lie requested to warn the militia, and to ex-
cite them, by such means as he shall think
fcest, to be ready, upon any case of emergen
cy, for the defence of our shores, and Mich
towns as might otherwise be subject to de-
predation and plunder from the lawless ma-
rauders.
Resolved, That a Committee of five be ap
pointed, whose duty it shall be to hold com
inuiiication with like committees, iri the (lit
ferent counties and towns of this State and
of other Slates ; and also to advise with such
other influential characters, throughout the
United States, as they may think proper to
consult, relative to the objects of this meet-
ing.
Resolved, That a copy of these proceed-
ings be transmitted to the President of the
United States and the Governor of this
state ; and that they be published in the
news-papers.
The committee appointed in pursuance of
the seventh resolution are :—
James Tilton,
Samuel White,
John Warner,
Edward Roche,
Outerbridge Horsey.
Resolved, That this meeting tender their
thanks to the Chairman and Secretary for
ike discharge of their d.uties.
(Signed) John Dickinson,
Test, O. Horsey,Sec'y.
July 4,1807.
Madeira Wine,
For sale by the subscriber, best old Lou-
don Particular Madeira Wine, in pipes, hhds.
and quarter c.isks, from the most approved
vintages on senuth side of the Island, and se-
lected by a gentleman residing- there, whose
t'Ste and judgment is unequalled, & which
Oil comparison will he found superior to any
on sale m this citv.
'HENRY THOMPSON,
June 6, t8:'7 d4t-eo6t
Dividend.
The President and Directors of the l^lion
Batik oi Maryland, have this day declared a
dividend vffijw and a half per ecu on the capi
tal' Stock thereof, for the halt year, ending
the- 30th instant, and the game will be paid
to the stockholders, or "their representatives
on or after- Monday tins 6th Ju!y, ensuing."
By order of the Bofrrd,
R. Hlfc.JKBQ'l HCM, Cashier.
JJSB& 29, " fjjiit
Extract of a letter from the
highest authority, dated
Washington, July 7.
" A letter iVom captain De-
catur is just received by ex-
press, dated Norfolk, July 4,
stating that on the preceding
evening the four British ships
appeared in Hampton Roads,
and by their movements ma-
nifested a determination to
take the frigate Chesapeake.
All hands were accordingly
at quarters all that night.—
The next morning at day-
break, thre3 tenders were ob-
served sounding the Chan-
nel. On the 4th, in the
morning early, they brought
to a vessel going from Hamp-
ton to Norfolk, and by her
sent a letter, from commo-
dore Douglas, declaring, that
if they did not rescind their
resolution, he would cut off
ill communication with Nor-
folk by water, so as to allow
no vessel whatever to go to
or from that place, and on
the 4th, a small vessel pro-
ceeding from 'Hampton to
Norfolk was fired at and turn-
ed back. They have sent
several insolent messages to
Norfolk; among others, that
if they did withhold from
them all supplies, they would
take them by force."
Something further.—The report of this
morning (says the New. York Evening Post
of Friday last) turns out to he trio | ue that
the Revenue Cutter cf the United States,
having the Vice-President on board, with
his daughter, was hailed and ordered to bring
to, and a gun bred for that purpose by one
of the British squadron off the Capes ef
Virginia. Finding she kept on, they man-
ned a launch and chased her, but a breeze
springing up, the cutter was soon out of
reach, on which the launch gave up the chase
after firing a, vclly of masquetry.
Salem, June 26.—Arrived, barque Ac-
tive, Richardson, 45 days from Malaga.
Died last Thursday, at Mr. James Armi-
tage's, Mr. Enoch Sto&y, printer, of this
city
From the Merchants' Coffee-House Books.
July 7.
Arrived, brig Rising Sun, Burr, 16 days
from Point-Petre, (Guad.)—sugar and cof-
fee -Kiscoe and Partridge. Left brig---------,
M'Cramor, of Portland ; Active, of Glou-
cester ; ship Mary, of Norfolk ; Washing-
ton, of New-York. July 3, spoke Ship
Horizon, of Kennebeck, 11 days from A-
lexandria, for Cork. The Hatton, of Nevv-
bern, sailed in co. Saw her boarded by an
English privateer in sight of St. Kitts, and
made a prize of her. Came into the Capes
on Saturday morning; saw nothing of any
of the English ships within »he Capes. On
Friday about 15 leagues from the Capes, saw
2 large ships standing to the northward and
eastward, supposed them ships of war.
" Capt B. reports that a capt. Wing, of
Charleston, who arrived at Guadaloupe from
Barbados, reported that a packet had arriv-
ed there from England, which brought an
account that war had been declared by Eng-
land against the U States, and also an Eng.
lish brig brought into Guadaloupe, direct
from England in 17 days, gave the same ac-
count by her papers."
¦»>¦" "» ¦.....ii~.i..i.i.,.. t 1 , 11 11.1
Sale by \uction.
On THURSDAY MORNING,
The 9th inst. at half pavt 9 u'ciect, at the
Vendue Wareh. ".isc at the corner 0/ Second _
Frederick-streets, nuttl commence the sale of
A Variety of Dry Goods ;
CUTLERV, 15c
After which at 12 o'clock,
284 bags of excellent Green CoiT.-c, enti-
tled to debenture,
46 br.gs of the 1st quality Pimento, enti.
tied to do.
22 hhds. of very good quality N. Orleans
Sugar.
33 hhds. and 43 barrels Trinidad & Gua-
daloupe do.
A few hhds. Martinique Clayed do.
40 pipes oi the 1st quality Cogniac Bran-
«*y,
10 pipes real Holland Gin,
70 oases Claret and ioj boxes Castile and
other Soup.
Also for account of those concerned,
62 tierces Rice and 15 boxes Brown Su-
gar,
And on a very liberal Credit,
A very choice parcel of Hyson and Young
Hyson Tea ; which sales are ordered to be
closed without reserve.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
July 8.
Sale by Aucjtidh.
Will be added to our tales to-morrow morning j
'1 huisday the 9th instant,
A handsome assortment of Plate and Plat-
ed Ware.
A complete Tea and Dinner Service,
A large quantity of Glass-Ware,
Beds, Bedding and Table Linn n, Beau-
reaus, &~. &c.
I'i facta more general assortment ofhouse-
hold goods and furtiiture has rarely been of-
fered at any one sale, in Baltimore
Oj* Sale to commence at ten o'clock, pre-
cisely.
COLE & I. BONSAL, Auct's.
N. B. The entrance to the ware room is
the first left hand turn out of South-Charles,
st^et-t from Market street,
JuioS. •___ _________
Sale by Auction.
40,000 acres of Land.
The subscribers will offer for sale at Tho's
Chase's Auction Room, on THURSDAY,
23d instant, all their right, title and interest,
as Trustees to the following valuable pro-
perty, viz :
40,000 acres of LAND, lying on the navi-
gable waters of the little Kenahawa River,
and Bear Fork cf Steer Creek, in Harrison
county, Virginia. This Land is represented
to be of very good quality, heavily covered
with valuable timoer, on a navigable river
and distant only about 35 miles from the river
Ohio. A considerable portion of the tract
consits of first rate bottom Lands. This pro-
perty on account nf it9 advantageous situati-
on, rapid settlements in the neighborhood, &.
its intrinsic ami increasing value, offers to
speculators and pet-sons disposed to invest
their money perrnaneu'ly in Lands, an oppor-
tunity seldom offered to thein, and which
from the great demand for such property rh
the Western Country, must seldom occur
again- It is laid off in Lots of 500 acres each
Tne title is considered by the trustees to be
unquestionably good The original survey and
other papers, with the pla-s „c together with
the opinion of counsel relative to the vali-
dity 0,1 the title, will he left at the store of
J Jin Trimble, No. 18, Glteapside, till the
day of sale, where those inclined to purchase
maj bateau opportunity of examining them.
The Credito s of Clement Brook, who pre
fer settling 'their account* immediately, by
purchase, are respectfuly infor ntd that their
claims will be received in pa.nKiit, for their
purchases.. The terms of payment, wddch will
be accommodating, will be mads known at the
time of sale.
JOHN TRIMBLE,? Trustees of
WM. LEE, < 5 Clemt. Brooke,
July 8_____________eo ta
lost;
A Cornelian Watch Seal, set in G >ld, at
Uched to a hair string with a knot in the mifh
die, supposed to be lost between M'Ginis'»
Stables Gay-street, and Mr. iJicliuJ|J countn
seat Two Dollars will be paid on its deli-
very by the printer hereof
,iuly8. .14'
Green Turtle.
TURTLE SOUP will be served upon the
Table of the Fountain Inn, on MONDAY^
and FRIDAYS, at 2 o'clock, and tivni 1! till
2, in the Ptiblie Rodm, during 'he season,
JAMES BKYOLN.
N B. Private FiuniiU?.. cu;. bjs agirved.
juneS,. . Til S-.
The Baltimore Riflemen
Are requested to meet on Thursday evening,
at Mr. Uussey's tavern, Ihrward-street, at 7
o'clock, on particular business relative to the
organization of the company.
Gentlemen desirous of becoming members,
ivill please to attend.
ROB ART ALLEN, Lieut.
July 7. _ d2t _
39th Regiment,
The Citizens recognized by the Militia
Laiu residing on the West-side of Light-
street and St. Paul's lane, to the extent.of the
city, are respectfully informed that in a feiv
days they 'will be enrolled in the 89?/i regi-
ment, to 'which they arc by larw attached, and
that which ought to claim their particular
attention. JAMES MOSHER,
Lieut. Col. Comt,
July 3, 1807^__________________________
Stray Cow.
Came to the subscriber's, near Hookstovn.
some time since, a dark red COW, hern.ck
and head nearly black, a yellow hag, the
forepart white, crooked Ilwrns, & short tail.
The owner is desired to prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
GEORGE ROAD„
July 1. _______eo it}
Green Coffee.
Just arrived and will be landed to-morrow from
on board the brig Meteor, captain Davis, at
the head if Freiterick-strtet dock,
lo.'ie bags COFFEE, of very superior qua.
lity, calculated for either retailing, or expor-
tation.
Also in Store,
Muscovado Sugar, in hhds. tierces & bbls.
Clayed do. do, do. do.
Coff'mac brandy, 4th proof,
Holland Gin, do
30 serooiis real Flotant Indigo.
Cocoa, in bags,
1 bale Spanish Wool,
London Particular Teneriffe Wine, in qr.
casks,
Claret in flhds and cases of 1 and 2 doz.
aach, and
A few bbls. and bags, old yellow Cofee, for
amily use. For terms apply to
HU : THOMPSON.
June 29._______________________eo8t{
John Sperry,
No 55, Smith's whahf,
Has received an invoice of 12 cases Fan-
cy GOODS, consisting of Tambored L«no,
Japanned, Sprig, Mull Muslin0, 4-4 and 6-4
Tambored, Plain and Spotted Gauze, Shawls,
Princess and Royal Spider Net and Fancy
Nottingham Lace.
On hand.
Albert Seekamp
Has just received'j"ram Pennsylvania I'ffor sale,
6000 lb. well cured Saltpetre BACON, t£
6 barrels well seasoned SAUSAGKS*.,
Suitable tor the West-India Market, or fami-
ly use.
June 3. eo
< BENGALS.
A few pieces of BENGALLS, of different
colors, for sale by
JOSEPH TOWNSEND,
No. 18, Baltimore-street*
6th mo- 3. e«
Lrv;
%
Fresh Cisbori i.ein.^oii*.
15') boxes in excellent order, j«st received
from Philadelphia, and fir sale by
FireH HALL, J,m.
81, Bowly's wl aid'
July 8. _____________________d8t
An Apprentice
»., Is wanted iii a VVli°'"Sille Store. Apply at
Ibis Office. ' July 8. '________d6t
On Friday, the 26th 'June last
Me CHARITABLE MARINE SOCIETY
of Baltimore held their Annual Meeting for
¦ tne Election of Officers, when the folio airg gen-
tlemen were duly elected : . ,
THOllNDICK CHASE, President;
TIMOTHY GARDNEH, Vice-President j
THOMAS COLH\ Treasurer;
JOHN HAMILTON, Secretary;
NATHANIEL THOMPSON,^ «.
ARCHIBALD KEKR,
DANIEL HOWLAND,
JOHN SNYDER,
GEORE STILES, M
Ten new Members' were also elected, which
with other necessary business occupying mucin
time, it was ordered by the President, that the
Officers, and as many of the Members as
choose to attend, meet on the 15lh day of Jul)
instant, to settle the Pension List for the pre-
sent year.
By order of the President,
JOHN HAMILTON, Secretary.
_July 8.________________________eo
Forty Dolbrs Rewatd.
RAN-awav fi-om the subscriber in Septem-
ber last, a Negro Man named LUKE, about
twenty-two years old five feet nine or ten
incfres.high, wide mouth, thick lips, a little i> -
kneed, walks much on the inside of bis feet,
and tutus his. toes considerably out when walk-
ing, ready at an answer, and talks much.
\lso another, called ANTHONY, a lively
ti.11 nw, who went off on or about the 13th of
June last, about 24 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9
inches high, well set, stammers much when
talking, and has a slight eruption in the boUom
of bis belly. Both of those iellows I purchas-
ed late'y of the family of the Bowling-, in and
near P.s ataway, where Un y have relations, St.
ainongwt whom lAey are probably secreted.
I will give the above reward for securing
them In jail, so that I get t'.em again, or 20
dollars for either, and pay ail reasonable ex
pences i! brought home to Prince George's
county, near Piscataway.
RICHARD DENT.
July 8._____________eo
Attention!
The young men of Baltimore are requested
to attend on FRIDAY EVENING, at jive
o'clock, at Mr. Bryden's, for the purpose of
forming a Troop of Light Dragoons. The
lowering aspect of the times must reuse the
patriotic spirit of every American. Let then,
the necessity of an acquaintance •with mili-
tary evolutions be remembered, and assemble
accordingly.
July 8. ¦ d3t
ti" A MEETING of the Citizens who
have already associated, and others >itho are
desirous of associating, for the /utrpose of
forming an ARTILLERY COMPANY, is
requested at Isett's tavern, in Howard-street,
TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, at
8 o'clock, precisely.
July 8."__________ , _________
Independent Company.
The Independent Company will please at-
tend a -parade, on Thursday Afternoon, at 6
o'clock precisely,' on the old P'arade Ground,
near the Friend's Meeting, v,ith arms and
accoutrements in good order.
By Order,
, . SAMUp. STVsMP, Pec'rj'i
July-St ?,\
White Phitillas,
Brown I inlands,
tsritannias,
Book Checks,
Dowlcs and Crcas,
Cutton II; se,
Bolting cloths,
Bcerboom Gurrahs,
Cossas,
Jallalpoore Sannahs,
Jugdea, ~y
Ltickipoore, 5 Baftai,
Cbittabully, _
Gilla Romalls,
Cotton Checks.
Also,
12 pipes 4th proof Cogniac Brandy, (old,)
40 boxes fit st quality Cigars,
N. B. The above goods entitled to dehen
ture which will be received in part payment
July l_________________ eo1 1-
Benj.and Gto. Williams,
No. 3, Bowly's wharf,
OFFER Fur SALE,
53 bales Colored
India Bale Goods,
Consisting of
Seersuckers ; Caradat ics ; Bandanna, Pul
bcatj Blue GiHa, and Sooty Rental Hand-
kerchiefs ; blue Baf'tas j blue Guineas; bluli
Mamoodies ; Checks ; red and blue Custas
and Chintz.
210 do. white India do.
Consisting of
Company and Beerboom Gurrahi ; Cawn-
pore ; J anna, Commercally and Tandah C >s-
sas ; Meergungy, Jtdlapore, Mammarack-
poore, Mamoodies; Fine Cboppa. Gauzee-
pore, and Mow Sannahs ; Chittabdly, Lucka.
pore, Judgea. and Fine Baf'tas, _c- &c. istC.
50 pieces Russia Sheetings,
i!5 tons clean Rus ia Hemp,
20 do Sweedish Bar Iron,
40 piepes 4th proof Bordeaux Brandy,
15 do. do. Cogniac do of fine flavor,
60 hhds. N. E. Rum,
40 barrels ditto,
50 boxes Claret Wine, of 12 bottles each,
100 boxes white and brown Havana Sugar,
30 hhds. Muscovado do.
750 bbls Pork,
40 do. Mess do.
70 do No. 1. Boston Beef,
400 kegs Lardj
500 lbs. Bacon Hams,
500 barrels Herrings,
Souchong and Hyson Skin Tea, Raisins
in | kegs, Mould Canelles, Chocolate, Pig
Lead, &c. Ike. &c. June 8. d3t-eol2ti
Charles Wirgman
Has just received by the Site Sisters, fromBrk*
tul, and offers for sale,
Sheathing Copper and Nails
Bar, square and bolt Iron, assorted
Iron Hoops
Scupper Nails and Pump Tackj
Spanish Brown
Tin Plates
Seine Twine
Bunting
Queen's Ware
Taunton Ale
Negro Pipes, and
Porter Bottles, in Hampers.
The abovearticleshave beenpurehased with
cash, and will be sold very low.
Also, by the Guilford, frern Newcastle, (E.J
20 c>,sks Tumblers, assorted,
20 crates of Queen's Ware,
A few Grindstones,
Patent Canvas,
Wine Bottles, in baskets, and
1500 bushels large Coal.
Lit wise, by the Globe, from London,
An invoice of Gold and Silver Watches.
And on hand,
24 bales of Calcutta Piece Goods, consistinsr
of Luckipore, Jugdea and Cbittabully Baf'tas,
18 casks Vehelian Red,
3 casks Mustard Bottles,
London Porter, and
A few tons Logwood and Fustic,
anril f!8. eo
To Rent,
A two-story Brick HOUSEin South-street,
No, 8, next door to Mrs. Yellotts. Possess.^.-
on may be had 1st day of July next,
For Sale,
80 hhds New Orleans Sugar, a great parV
whereof is the first qtuility,
60 hhds. Guadaloupe brown Sugars,
100 hhds. ditto. Clayed,
70 bags best Green Coff e. For terno_
apply to
THOS. & SAM. HOLL1NGSWORTH.
June gO.___________________d4t-eo8t$
Notice.
FIELDING LUCAS, Junr having entefy
ed into copartnership with M. „ J Conrsd &
Co. the business will in future be conducted
under the firm ef Conrad, Lucas & Co.
M. h J CONRAD & CO,
FIELDING LUCAS, June
June 26. eo3w
—£--------------------------------------1---------------------------------------------------------____—.— .i n«—
Von Kapft and lirune
OFFER FOR SA.IE,
100 pipes best Holland Gin
50 do Dutch Beer
600 boxes do. Cheese
lo do half pint Tumblers-
2o do. short Negro Pipes
2o casks Crucibles
lo do. Madder,
5 do Sewing and Fishing Twine,
3 do. Brass Kettles,
looo Gin Cases,
37o packs Sheathing Paper,
34 bales white and brown Flemish Sheet*
ings.
An assortment of GERMAN LINENS j
Consisting of
ChecksNo.2, Listadoes.BookChcck, Stripes,
Bretagnes, Platillas, Creas, Dowlas, Rouans,
EstopiHas.Cholets, white Rolls,Tfcfklenhnrgs,
Bielfeld Linen, German Raven Duck, H_sie
ans, Bagging Stuff, and ready-made Bags.
Also,
374 boxes white and brown Havanna Sitgaj?
23 barrels brown Sugar,
2o tons Fustic,
12 tierces Rice,
115o bushels coarse Liverpool Salt,
18 casks Rocou,
16 barrels and 14 bags Gum Guiacum,
6 seroons Jalap,
12o boxes Port W ine, of averygoodqufjity
9 boxes Copper, 22 a _! oa.
5o casks Steel, and
A quantity of Glass Bsads,
may 4.________________________dlgteo
George Hoffman,
Mas just received from I onion, via Ar««.JVrA
15 cases Nun's Thread,
do. Shirting Cottons,
8 trunks Calicoes and Chintzes,
5 do. Muslins,
3 bales Superfine Cloths, &c.
July 1. d3t eoSt
-_i---i---------------.. ----- ¦!_
George If. Held.
No. 157, Baltimore-street,
J Has for sale, by the Piece or Piciaget
A Variety of Goods,
Amongst ijiich ore,
To Lease on Ground Kent,
The following LOTS in Yates' 8c Bowly's
addition :
No. 68 on York-street 25 feel front 62 deep
69 do. as do. do. 52 do.
74 Wilkes-st. 53 do. do. £4 do-
ALSO,
l.ot No. 21 on Potter-street (Asquith's
addition) 30 feet front, 80 deep.
Wit _ "ARPER,
Ribbons, Modes,
Sa.uns, Persians,
Imperial Lustres,
Florentines,
black and Fancy co-
lored Sill, Velvets,
Silk & Cotton Hosie.
ry,
Silk Gloves,
Fancy Ginghams,
Chambray Muslins,
Callicoes,
Tapes and Bobbin*,
Laces and Edgings,
India Calicoes,
Bengalis,
India Book Musline,
Madral ilandkerchf's
French Cambrics,
Drogheda Linens,
June 4.
White fc Fancy Handj*
kerchiefs,
White kcolorcdCani*
brie Muslins,
Bombazenes &. Jior_r
bazettes,
Black, white & Fancjp
Silk Handkerchiefs^
India 6t iMiglishseWf
ing Sitks,
Scarf Twist,.
London printed M _#
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OFFER FOR SALE,
L. 1\ Madeira WINE,
In pipes, hhds. and qr. casts,
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A. WOJS.K THAT OUGHT TO DE IX POSSESSION
OF BVEBY MAN
THE LIFE OP
Gen. WASHINGTON,
By John Marshall, Chief Justice of tlip
United States,
Complete in 5 vols. 8vo. with an elegant Por-
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