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e. • 1 • cTh -• 0;44 4 0 111 1 1 4/ T. 1.4 • ••.‘ • - * N7 . 41 4/.4 16 . , • 61 , t, • ftnr . , 1 • • 4*) • • • „ VP' S ' r - ' Ter — 1 ..4. :SiZe k'S 4 s4l l , r q ' id; t ?i7 t.S .. e • 1-.1-1- p \,O F.R ID A Y, NOVEMBER _7, 1806. NUMBER 4415.1 [PRICE ' . 3lxpiNc h. THEATRE ROYAL DKURY-LANE. • THIS PRESENT EVENING, Ncv..7, 18o6; A Will be performed THE CASTLE SPECTRE. Osmond, Mr. 13A - R RYMOIc E ; Reginald, Mr. IL SI D NS ;. • PerCy, Mr• DE CAM? • Father Philip, Mr. PALM E R ; Hassan, Mr. BARTLEY ; ' _ • Angela, Mrs. 11,Sl DDONS ; Alice, Mrs. SPARKS. WITH• THE LIAR. ' • Sir James' Elliot, Mr. DI , : CAMP ; Old Wilding, Mr. POWE LL• • . Young Wilding, Mr. LI,I.ISTON 5 - -Miss Grantham, Miss M EI,LON. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35. —Pit-3s. &l. Second Price Zs. 4;allery 25. Second . Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se. crend P rice 6d.— N o Money to b returned. Places-for the Boxes to be taken at the 13ox.office, in Little ussel-iireet. , The Doors to be . opened at Half-past Five, aed begin at Ralf-past Six.' To.morrow, The Haunted Tower; Lord William, Mr. 'V ; Adela,"Siznura Stance, her first appearance this Season. THEATRE ROYAL; COONIT7GARDEN. MO-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 8, 1806, if I he performed • KING RICHARD THE THIRD. ' King Henry file Sixth, Mr. MU It RA V ; Richard, -I)ukc of Clo'ster, Mr. COOKE ; .•• - Duke of Buckingham, Mr, CRESWE •, "Henry, Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. K EMBLE Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. MAKIN, • I 1.1 ROBIN HOOD. ' Robin Flood, Mr. BE.I.LAMY ; • Edwin, Mr. INCLEDON ; Little lohn Mr. MUNDEN • • Ruttekin, 131,ANCIIARL;; CtO rind a, Mrs. MARTY R. .• loxes 6s. Second Price 3s. --Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2.5. tanery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Wrice 6d. —No IVl , 3ney to be retuned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart 'Street. The Doors • to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at lial f-past Six. The Tra,:,edy of Coriolanus continuing to be. received With the highe-r iwprooation, will be repeated on Monday ; with The Escapes. • On Tue.'ay will he produced, never a6led, a new Play, )n Fibs Acts, interspersed with Music, called Adrian ancri or, A Mother' Vengeance. CA RMARTHENSM RE. A 'the MEETING held this Day, ;in the COUN. TY HALL; at' 1.1,:1NDI LO, in pursuance of a Notiee'llythe Sheriff', f , rthe purpose of Nominating a proper :eery:ym Represent this County in the ens , ing Parliament, -Sir W 3 LLI:= N M l AVON. of Middleton-Haft, Knight, Ivas put in Nomination and approved of. . • The Thanks of the Meeting •*ere also given to the Shelia' for his upright and .impartial Condud. in the Chait. • G. P. WATkI NS, Shelia. November 4,1806. < • • • . GRAND S'rATE.I.(iTTERY, NOW-DRAWINC7'. it ONDAY, -November 10, will be the. Next of Drawing. TICK,F , TS And SHARES 'warranted •undrawn, on Sale at all the licensed Lottery ()Aces. TlhrWtie'eli4 inlaiensely Ricth• BEAUTIFUL - COLLECTION OF MINERALS • • FOR SALE, COMPRISING most of the Genera And Species in all the flosses, with a Catalogue describing poo of . • The above will be found poll worth the attention of •Th'ose who delight in the study of Nature, being accurately • :arranged. There is an excellent Microscope attachea tv' the Cabinct for exhibiting the Crystallizations, &c. , Apply - (1-loi.ise.diior) No. tz6, Great R tusell-street, Vlootnshury, tOrn,,t .of • Tot tenhain-court - road. To save • trouble, the lowest price is ro G uineas. • • ,AItMY..AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. • VINIE PATENT CAMP- BEDSTEADS, -Furni .l. tune, Mattresses, and Bedding complete, are very reaped fully recommended to Gentlemen as being the most portable. and superior to any others 'Marle in Loridtt ;:Marquees, Tents, rabies. and Chairs; on improved principles; .Sea Cots,-Sofalleds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musquitto Net Furniture,..and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for• East• and West I all Foreign Climates, at NIORGAN' and SANDE RS's ••• - Patent Bedstead ManufaCtory . and Ware-Rooms, •. Nos.. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. • . Morgan and Sanders's. New-invented Imperial Dining 'I Ales,- allowed to he the most complete and Elegant set ut Tables ever yet•invented, are'very portable, packing in a tiox but ten Inclre.s deep.. N. B. The .Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware— house. • . In a few Days will be published, .in Odavo, • IlltiStrared by Copper-plat,s, The FIRST and SECOND VOLUMES of .• . ~/714- A , SYSTEM ofCHEMISTRY. BY 11. MURRAY, Letturer in Chemistry, Edinhuri,it. Printed for . Loruzinan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater-nos ter-r,i‘v ; • W. Crepit, and A. 'Constable and Co. •EdinL burgh. . '• . . **' Volumes 111. and IV. which, complete the above 'Work, will be in,ibitslie4 in the course of the Winter. , . ADDRESSED PARTICUL-.-,RLY to the LADIES. • • 'November t, THE NINTH NUMBER of LA BELLE AS SEMBLEE ; or ISELL's COURT and• FASHION ABLE MAG ALIN E, is - now before the Public, and a more beautiful or iincrestibg Monthly Publication was never pre sented to the eye of tine taste and judicious criticism. The beautiful Portrait of the Duchess of. Gloucester -the ele gant whole length Prints of Fashions,'!FigliSh \and French, described with precision and accuracy, and the. izemale Costumes of the Month with peculiar nicety, all merit the particular • Attention of Ladies —The Song is from the celebrated words of Sir H. Williams, now .newly set to Music expressly for this y,rork, by Dr. Kitchener; and the Pattern tor Needle-work corresponds with the general merits of the whole. The Embellishments, alone, IF sold singly at the Print Shops, would be charged at half- a- giimea ; and all preceding Numbers have equal pie tenions in every respell with the' present Publication. • The Letter- press consiats of sixty-four pates of clegantliterature, beautifully printed hi royal Svo. parses, on fine woven paper. All Which may • be had of the .Publisher, at Bell's Weekly Alessenger Southampton. street, Strand ; and of every Bookseller and Newsman.• Embellishments in the preceding Nurribers. 'Portraits. Songs by Fashions Sr Patterns No. r, lhe Queen • Corri Five, Eng. & French No. a,,.-PrinL!,s of Wales . graham Five Do. No. 3. Princess Sophia of Gloucester Honk Five Do. No. 4. Queen of Wirternburg Kelly 'Five Do. Nu. ;.. i'‘incess Augusia Al. I . King Five. Do.• N 0.6. Princess Elizabeth Reeves. No. 7. Princess' Mary Dr. Busby Five Do. No. S. Ditchess ut Yolk Davy .Five Dd. GENERAL ELECTION. ROCHESTER ELECTION. • • • ' November-6th. . IHE Enemies of Sir - SIDNEY SMITH„ of England, and ofall true Eni;liali feeling, havni,g studi ously abused the Public Ear with the false ar,,tl fraudulent as sertion, that the"Eleclion waS over (to t 4 detest of Sir SI D- N EY), and even contrived that tne Newsoapers should be .imposed upon, so as to insert the names Of Sir SI DN E.Y's Opponents (Messrs. CA LC RAFT . an,l BARN El'i') as duly returned for Rochester—The tnean,• and disgraceful policy of this artifice is too °nylons to escape the observatiOn of the Rochester Freemen; who; in their progress to Roches , ter, have this flagitious fallacy throWn before them itt the' hope that it would stop their progreSs.and damp their zzal. Belt, then, known to the Public, that the Poll at Roches ter is NOT WC closed ; rho. Sir SIDNEY SNHTI4 has gained Seven upon the . Poll ol.Wednesdity ; two upon the Poll of This Day (Thursday,:the trelt of November); that the majority against Sir SI DN EY (notwithstanding - ALL, that has been perpetrated against hint) is only Eleven'; and that if Sir SI DN EY 's Friends will not be duped by these base stra tagems, to retard their coining to Rbch:ster, they fire still in full torte to rescue Rochester troin infant; —to contribute to the general joy of ,England—atvi to prevent ,the highest gran ficationto England's deadliest Foe BonAr are, who , with - all his . COnqueses, has not been able to conquer Sir SI DNE Y Tothe'GENTLEMEN,CLERGYond , FREEHOVDERS of the COUNTY 91 LINCOLN, • C ENT L rivery flaqering manner in which you placed mg in A Situation the most distinguished, by conterring on me the honour of being one .of your Representatives in Parliament, encou'rages me gain to. offer my Services, trust_ ing, by a ffirm aditerctice, to our invaluable Constitution, and a constant attention to promote the welfare of this extensive (*aunty, I shall prove myself *wt Lti..leserving of your fa.. yours. I har6the honour to remain, GENTLEMk.N, Your most obedient humble Servant, CHARLES CHAPLI - NI. 13Iankhey, Oa. t 7, 18e6, - TothrGE . NTLEMEN,CLERGY,andFIREEFIOLDERS of the COUNTY of LINCOLN. GENTLEmEm,, H E HIGH. SHERIFF having appointed Thursday, the t rih of November, 14 the Election of Representatives in Parliament for this County,. I beg, to solicit the Honour of your Votes and .uppoir out that occa sion, and shall be highly tittered by your attendance. I have the Honour, to fettlaili, GENTLEMEN, • Your most obedient humble Sersvanf,. ' CIIARLES CHAPLIN . . Blankney, Nov. t, 0305. k TotheGENTLEMEN,CT,ERCiY., and FREEHOLDERS Of the COUNTY OINORfiIAMPTON. GINYLESaiN, r rH); Sheriff having app6inted . Wedne,s:day. tiie T 26 inst. for the Cornmzocement ofthe 1)611. the pe riod is takw at - hadd witett the very mirovroqs Promises of Support which I have received, (faring my Caitv.ss, are to be to . To , the event of this Conte4t,l.lOo toovard with the, greatest safist,Lition ; for I have every reason to holie 'h.s.t 4 shall he. of Situatitini vioch it li:rs lung oOrli -one aiiihi tion to obtain, atia-which it shall - ever be lily pride' to de serve:. I hive only, therefore, earnestly' to-request the eariy at teothrice of my fliends on the. 12th irist, at Northaoipton ; and remain, GENTLEMEs, Your obliged, taitntulb and obedient Servant, ALTUORP. Althorp,• Nov. 1, iSo6 NORTHAMPTON ELECTION. THE Committee for cohduCting the Eleairp of Lord A LTHORP. beg leave respettfally to inforni the l'reehoLlers of the County of Northampton, that they 'will sit thily si the White Horse inn, in Fetter-lane, frt,rn 1 i till 2, •where any. Communications tending to faci litate his Lordship's Election, will be thankfully received. Carl ;ages will be provided to carry the Electors from Lon 7 don to Northam pton•before the day of the Eleztion, which is fired for Wednesday the 12th Instant. • To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and other FREE— HOLDERS ot the COUNTY oINORTHAMPTON. • • GENTLFMEN, HAVING been this Day nominated to be again retuned as one •Of your Representativ..s in . Parba ment, and the Show ot Hands declared in my Favour,. per. mit the to request the early Attendance of my Friends'at the which is fixed for Wednesday the 12th inst. and to as sure lon, that should 1 be so lortutrate as. to stiLaxed in the 'attaiorneut of Object 1 aspire to, no pains wAI n;; spared on my part to render myself deserving of Lour t ., :ture Confi dence and ,Favour,, by devoting your' Saviix by elvery Means in my power. • have the llonunr to be. Gentlemen, • Your oblipd and taithittl humble Serv.vt, • W . . K R'l'lV it 1 G November. 5,1806. • • To WORT AY, and INDEPENDEN ItEEMEN of the BOR9UI:H orIPS tV I CSNTLEMEN, • , I N.the Absence of my Honourable and Gallant colieagur, Captain s:ropFoßD, NViiG is necessarily at tending h:s Duty in the Service of Ina K 4,1 Cowitry, beg leave, in his naine and my own, to rerct:ls U . / . our most sincere and grateful Thanks' lot the' very flat te[in,; and highly distinguished Honour Nvisich you have this Day been pleased to'conter upon us, in Elecling us Represenlatives of your An cient and RespeCtable'llorough ; and, for hiM and myself, I can safely . and confidently make this Pledge, that the sacred Trust you have reposed in us, shall be most faithtully exe cuted;. and be assured wessball feel it our Duty; - as it will be our sincele inclination, to attend, at all tunes, to the Interests of our Constittiints, and that,our endeavours shall be directed to maintain inviolate the different branches of our gibiious •Constitulion. 1 am, • . GENTLEMEN, ' With the deepest sense of gratitude and esteem, Your faithful - and devoted hunible Servant,. Ipswith, O. 29, 1306. - RI;;HAKI) WILSON. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREE DOR . GESSES OF IVSWICU. • CF.NTLEMEN, THE Honour' you have conferred on Captain STOP I-ORD, by -Eleding }lien one of your llepre. sentatives in 'Parliament, claims his rmest and most sin cere Acknowledgatents, I lament, that in consequence of his unavoidable absence in the Service of our Country, this duty devolves upon me, feeling how inadequate I am Au 'Thank you, in terms sufficiently appropriate, fur your gene rous and disinterested support. You have, Gentlemen, in a manner peculiarly flattering, gratified the laudable ambition of my Honourable Friend, who will not tail totestify, on all occasions, how justly sensible he is of the great nbfiga. tions you have conferred upon him.- Anti I beg . leave to Thank you for your polite attention tome. have the - Honour tObe, • GENTLEMEN, Your obedient Servant, - C. CUNNINGHAM. Ipswich, 061. 29,1806. SALES OF ESTATES. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, SALISPURY PLAIN, hear CHUTE and - ANDOVER, IV I LTS. To BE SOLD I),Y AUCTION, • By Mr. ROBINS, "At Garraway's - .Cotte.- house, 'Change-alley, Cornhifl, on . • Tuesday; the iSth instant, at Twelve o'Clock, DESIRABLE • aud' Compaa FR Etl-10 LD ES PATH, cordnrisiog a good Farm-house, with Barn,' Stables, and Out buildings, Yard, - Garden, a nti sundry Irn• Closures of rich Meadow, Arable and Wooii ecintaioing unwar , is of sti Acres, all lying coutpad, in possession of Mr.. David Hutcoins, Tenant at will, situate at G4rnmort's Cor ner, near Scut Pores, in the Parish of Chute, between Col lingburn, Kingston, and Applestvheare, eight miles from An dover, two tr,in tne village of Chute, five. from Great Bed win, three Irvin LanNerinall, ten from Amesbury, six tram Everley, t 6 train Salisbury, and 70 from ;L9ridon. May Oeviewed, by applying to Mr. David Hutchins. the - Tenant, where partic-atars may be had : at the Sras and 'Gar ter, AndoVer; ‘Voit. Hart, Salsbury ,; Crown, Everley ; • Flack Bear. If ungerford :• Towmiend, Sr.l:citor, New bury ; ; Crown, BasinAstolteA Head,• Eguarsi ; (:ar , .nyay's ; %ad or Mr. Robins. war wick-street. ELIGIBLE I.7OIIPACT FREEHOLD ,E , s.r.‘. t':.. ,Lnal DA IRY FA , ; , si:u ited at LI LIN G TON, BEI)FORDS!-IlltE: TO BE SO LD , BY By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway'i, on Tuesaay, Nov,. tB, at Twelve o'Cloctc,' A - DaqRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn prisitti; a compact small Dairy Farm, an excellent House, with Offices, Barns, Stables, and various Ott-build: ings, Yards, Giukkin, Orchard; and upwards of 42 Acres of rich Meadow • Land surrounding the BUilding ; two Tene ments; Gardens, &c. situate at Lidlington,'between Woburn and. AmPthill, in the County of Bedford ; iu possession of nt. William Kingston, tenant at will. The Estate is beau tifully placed on, an eminence, commanding extensive and rich Views of the Country ; and the House, at a small ex pellee, may beniPte an eligible residence; only four ,miies from iV,burn, same front Ampt hill, six fiain New port. Pag- Del 1, , 'and 5u mites from London. May be viewed, by applying to the Tenant, or .to Mr. Fel der, at CrSntield ; and particulars may be had'at the George, Woburn , Swan, Newport-Pagnell ; Post-house, Ainpthill; Sugar Loaf, ()unstable ; Sun, Big,gleswade ; Woolpack-. St. Alban's ; of Mr. Hill, Solicitor, Uxbridge ; of Messrs.Wor tnam and Stephenson, Solicitors, Castle.street, Holborn; at Qarralvay's ; and of Mr Robins, Warwick-street, Golden sAttar,e,•London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen, 'CAPITAL FREE'-lOLD ESTATES, MAN - Olt, NIANSiON , ,‘PAjt.K, FARMS, and LANDS, CORNWALL. . 7 ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, B Mr..llOlliNS; At Garriway's Col - tee-house, 'CLanc-alley, Cornitill, on Tuesday the tSth -instant, at Twetvc' o'clock, in One Lot, • 'THE Eligible, C4pital, nr)d truly Desirable FREE -1101.0 ESTATES, most beautifully situate in the rakish of Vuloe, in the County of Cornwall; comprising it capital Mansion, planned for the accommodation of a Family 01 jiistinC3ion, with Offices of every des ription, 'Gardens, elos.ite Groutt4s, Plantations; railt,' and Lands, late the residence or Sfr Morsivad, Bart. The Manor of Qreat 'l . vtiaiit, with its appurtalawys, Barton Farm, and Demesne Laods,.calied '1 Park, with the Tenements and Farina, called Great Tunart and Little Trenant, Trewi,:lt, Otani- West Tredall:t, and ldil land ; sun. d ry c ti pi)i.ce Woods and Plantations ; the whole Upwards of six hundred Statute Acres of rich M:itdow, Pasture and Arable 'Land, in a Ring Fence, and on an elevated spot,' commanding eV:it:nye and luxuDarit views of the ri,h wo ,, ds and the (Awn neL banning a grand pie.turestvie scenery, and a desirable real— ,deuLe for a' c;eatletnan's N.untly, within halt a mile of Lue, suixo front Liskeard, 14 trout Ply muuth, and one from the • sta. May be vie , .ved, by applying at the Mansion, where parti cular:, tn 4 be hid ; and at Nlr. Child's, Sulicitor, Liskeard; the l'ust-house, Iludalin; Hotels at Plymouth, Exeter, and ,W,iy;noutli; White 'kart, Salisbury • Bush, Bristol; White Liun, Bath ; Hotel, Liverpool ; Salisbury'; Southampton ; Fountain, Portsmouth . ; ot.Messrs. Lloyd and DOWse, Soli cilor, 14. Gray's-Ino-squAre; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robuis, Warwick-street„, Golden-square, London, where a Plan uF the,Estateanay be seen. TO AUTHORS. • This I)3y was •puhlished,' • The. Second I.;cinion, price . One Shining, of TiTOGRAPHICAL "MARKS,. employedin • Coirretnig ProOts, Explained and Exemplified, fur the Use otiA4t - hors. ' • Jiy C. 'STOW R, Printer'. • - His uteretneeinn.—Hbß. --- _ Printed for Longtn,in, Hoist, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster.row. *7- " In a concise tbrtn, and at a cheap rate, Mr. Slower his given to young Authors somc tisetol, advice oo the mode of corPecting Proofs, of which . thry as: generally very igaorant, and by whi,:it ignorance the k rinters are erten% uch -hymn moded."— MOothly Review, Sept, iScs. . A NEW BRITISH Just publislizd, in royal [Sum. .price One Shilling each, embellishtat - with a fi:ie I...hgraving ; or, ptice Two Shil- ' ciegantly printe,ctowsuperline,Paper, wiilra Portrait or the Author, tor each Volntne, and Proof linpressiotiz of both the- Plates, Ntoibers f. to XXX VI (to be continued Weekly) of a Work,'entitled _ THEATRE: or, A ColloEtion of Plays which 11" d acted at. the Theatres Royal, Drury-lane, Covent -garden, and Haymarket. Printed un der the 'authority and by lirrnis'sioti of the Manzigers, tram the Prompt Books. With Bio,Jaßemarks,hical and Critical Kearks, „ . . . ..' By Mrs 11 . 4ettBA ED. Printed for Longman, Hurst, . Roes, 4nri Orme, Pater nOster- row. , *** This Work, being intended as a Companion to 'the Theatres of Great Britain \and Ireland, will contain every Play wiricit keeps possession of the Stage, including the best Plays of Colinan,Cumberland, Ilolerott, I nclibald,(PKeette, , • Mutton. Reynolds, anti other modern Authors, which have ' never appeared in any similar Collection, the Copyright of which has been purchased for the express purpose of intro ducing them into the present Work. The whole will be ' printed, under the authority of the - Managers, from the Prompter's Copy. exactly as they are. performed. •It is intended to comprise the Work , in 'IT wentv-five Vo lumes, each containing FiVe Play, and its conclusion will be :given general Title-pages, „together with Direction' , tor arranging , the Plays. In, the course of .PublicatiOn will be given, as Fiontispiec'es to the Volumes of the Fine -Edition, Portraits or Authors, generally with.their Play that is first brought forward. - The Embellishments will be executed-in the very best manner by the first Artists. 'i: he Plays already published are.--1. Mountaineers. — a. Speed the Plough.-3`. Wheel of Fortune. ---.1 Lovers' )1 pws.--i . : I nkle and Yarico. — . 6 . I sahel is. 7. Wild Oats.— S.. Douglas. -A. Stranger.---to. Country Girl.— i t.. Dia ; irrati , t.— ra. 1-lainlet.--13. Grecian Daughter.-,---;4.. Busy i Body. —IS. John Bull.—t 6. Tapered and Sigismunda.- 1 17. All in the ‘Vrori , ' .—tB. Macbeth.—r 9 Bold Stroke tbr a, Wire.-20. Poor Gentleman. -at. Such Things Are. 2t. Orooboko.--23. Lovein a Village.--z 4. Road to Ruin.— . as. lane. Shore.-2.6. Clahilesiine Marriage. - 27. Edward 1 the Black Prince.'—ag. Merry Wives of W incisor. —29. RUle 1 a Wife aria have a Wife. —37 , ..• Mourning 13rKle.-31. Cure for. I the fleA:t .A.clic.----32. All tor Love. —33. The Way to Keep Hun.-3.1 King John. —3s. --S he Stoops to Conquer.--36.. The Coii,:ious Lovers. -37. The Roclige.-3S. Love for Love., VICTUALLING-4FFIC :, ,vvp. s, 1806, THE COSI/177S' S/ONERSjhr Vl6'7'o 11.1:I G flit 111,4yE.s . T1"i bere4y give Ncti.e, T&IE on Thursday:, the 13th initant,ttry im ready I.; receive Ten., dor, in v•I iting ( : sealed sip), and treat fGr 7 hire Hundred Tont • . _ of IRON PLATE 1-10()P8, or Joe any 14,Tthy than Fifty ions, to le deur, red fn Rine Meks, Gy 4veri..s. f ra• portions, into flit Maje.:tys S . toret at Deptford, and to be paid for ly Bills, p,iyatile, with briere.rt, ninety 4: ajecr date. The CGraitions of the l w lraf7, and Samkes of tine &cop, may he seen the Secrete:7'x o.ffit.e. regard he had to any Tessler in .which the than not te inserted in words .et length, or tl.7at yball so: le delivered to the Bo:srd brfore 01se o'Ckek on the said I hp, sday, the in stant, /1.7 r infers the Perri, -who makes !be Tender t .or rinse teuen $n bit hiSif, ail l esids, to answer, when rilled Jar. PIC ruAL L 11\;:: OFFIC'L", ,Y,v 6, I?:6. THE COIIIII47SSIONERSforFICTUALCI NG AT,IVY do hereby giv, Anice.•l hat , an Friday the zeith inst. they will be real) to P(ceile 1 enders in writing ( sealed zep), and treat Joe Gone ilandred I unto o f BLACKS MYRNA RAISINS, and jr,r•cme Teen of the best NEW CAROLINA 6, t..AST 14:01 A , R.I CB; ru be answerable toSanildes Iv pranced v. , ith• Me Tenders ; to' bt ailivered.:One Ralf therroj ja a Fwtnigitt, and are Remainder ire la Month, int) Ills 411.‘jesy's t• iatralling .Stres at Deptfrt and •to he p'aid for by Bills, ,payable, with intctes4 ninety • dqys after - date. The Conditions of the Contraas- may be seen at the S‘ettitaty'S Office. • '!\ No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall 1 1 not hi inserted in words at length,r IE4I shall - na he delivered to the I,l.zrd before One o'clock on the said Fiday the 1 mat instant ; nor sinless the Person w. , ho makes the Tender, or semi IPerson on his behalf, attends, to answer, when eared for. 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