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Without delay. The subscriber also takes
this opportunity to acquaint his friends and
the pnblick, that he continues to carry on
Business at the same Store lately occupied
by Taylor fle Bailey, where he has a
general assortment of PAINTS and SHIP
CHANDLERY.
FRANCIS BAILEY.
Surviving Partner.
November 97, 1810. ft.
A FEW Tons of HEMP, for Mie on
/V liberal terms, by
B- & T; C. HOPPIN.
November 16,1810.
r ' ‘ FOR SALE, .
AN excellent FARM in Pomfret, (Con
necticut,) commonly called the Night
ingale Farm, containing 571 acres, suitably
prupotloned for ploughing, pasturing and
mowing, with a good supply of wood and
timber, and a great plenty of orcharding
1 There is situated on the Farm a large
commodious Dwelling-House, a small Dwel
ling-Hon h<-, three large Bams, a Store,
Chaise-House, Com-Ham and other small
Buildings. Also, a Saw-Mill in good re
pair, and a good stream of water runs
through said Farm. The whole, or a part
Will be sold, as may best suit the purchaser.
For further particulars, inquire of Mr.
Walter Paine, in Providence, or the
Subscriber, on the premises.
JOSEPH W. GREENE.
Pomfret, (Con.J November 25, 1810.
NOTICE is that
the Copartnership ‘existing under
the firm of Taylor 6c Bailey whs dis
iolved on the 27th of October last, in conse
quence of the death, of William Tay
lor, *the senior partner. All persons In
debted to Mid nrnf, by Notes or Book-
Accounts, are requested to call on the
subscriber forthwith and adjust the some ;
and those persons holding claims against
•aid firm, are also invited to call and re
ceive their pay, as it has become necesM
*y to close the business of said Concern
. . NOTICE.
Th® connexion in .business, lately sub
i sjvtlng between the subscribers, un
der the firm of WANTON & RATH
BONBi.. was dissolved, by mutual consent,
on th# 24. h of November last. Persons in
4obttd to said firm are requested to call
on GEORGE WANTON, who is author-
Hed to receive the same; and all persons
- having demands against said firm, will pre
sent them to him for payment.
GEORGE WANTON.
GEORGE S. RATHBONE.
Newport, December 3, 1810.
( RlCfi.
Landing from on board brig Governour
Hopkins, *
FIFTY-SIX Tierces of prime RICE.
For sale by R 9. UPDIKE,
at & Power’s.
. December 4, 1810.
THOMAS JONES ALLEN
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends,
and the publick, that he has establish
ed himself in this city, for the purpose,
principally, of transacting Business on Com
mission. He solicits their patronage, and
pledgeshimself that his time and abilities
ahull be constantly employed to promote
the interest of those who may confide any
business to his Agency He han taken tht
capaciou* and Fire Proof Ware-House,
No. 84, Howley’s Wharf.
Baltimore, November 5, 1810
. NOTICE.
THE Subscriber Is empowered to trans
act the Business of Mr. A. Tingley,
Who has embarked, to he absent some
months. Those having demands against
him will present them for payment, and
from those indebted immediate payment is
requested.
< NATJHAN TINGLEY.
' . December 4, 1810.
NOTICE.
THE Creditors to the Estate of Lewis
Bosworth, deceased, are hereby no
tified, • bat a further time of fourteen days '
from this date ts allowed fur them to ex
hi|)it and prove their claims against said
Estate, aftef which they will be excluded.
D ANIEL PROUD, ) - . .
DANIEL FIELD, J
December 11, 1810. ■■4
« T) EGS have to inform the pub lick that
he haa appointed Colonel Thomas S.
Webb his Agent here, for making axle of
his PATENT STOVES, and he requests
those who wish to be supplied with them
. <o call at Colonel Webb’s, where they will
see one of the Stoves iu use, and be better
enabled to judge of the advantages which
they possess over other Stoves, than they
Could by any desciiption; they are well
Calculated for Churches, Halls, Factories,
gnd other large buildings; they are also
Suitable for Parlours, Stores and Counting-
Rooms.
November 30, 1810. tf.
LEFT at the House of the Sub briber,
two or three months since, several
dozen SHEEP-SKINS, tanned with Shu
mach. The owner can* have them, by
.proving property and paying charges.
, EBE NEZ ER MACOMBER.
December 11, 1810.
CARAWAY SEED wanted,
by HENRY and GEORGE HILL,
at their Soap and Candle Works, near
Mr. Lewis Peck’s; for which a generous
price will he given.
September 14, 1810. tf.
A GREAT BARGAIN.
POLLOCK’S PATENT STOVES.
THOMAS POLLOCK
rJust received, at private tale,
Hl KI Y Hogsheads fif prime Kentucky
Tobacco, by
B. «C T. C. HOPPIN.
November*??, 1810.
KENTUCKY TOBACCO.
• HEMP.
A LARGE, well-built WAGGON, with
am. Harneis complete for three horse*.
Apply to the subscriber, near the Rev. Mr.
Williams’s Meeting House.
CYRUS EDDY,
13,1810.
HENRY
A SERMON preached at the Funeral
of Miss Rebecca Carpenter, of
Rehobeth, wjth an Appendix, giving some
account of her Exercises in her last Sick
ness—bv Otis Thompson, Pastor of the
Second ®angregatitmal Church in Reho
beth. Price, 12 1-2 Cents single, and 1
gratis for evety half dozen taken.
November 30, 1810. *
A BSCONDED from my service on Wed
netday Evening, the 21st instant,
an indented NEGRO SERVANT, named
DU BA, 18 years old, about 5 feet 7 inchei.
high, thick set, round favoured, and thick
lips. Whoever will apprehend said Runa
way, and return him to me, shall receive the
above reward, and all necesiHry charge*.
All persons are forbid concealing, harbour
ing, employing or carrying away said Run
away on penalty of the law.
GEORGE C. NIGHTINGALE.
Cranston. November 30, 1810.
FUNERAL SERMON.
Just published, and for sale at the Book-
Just published, The Britith Cicero; or,
a Selection of the moat admired Speechet
in the English Language, 3 vois. 8 vo.
Bibles, Testaments,School Books, QullN,
Wafers, Sealing Wax, Penknives, and«
general assortment of Books and
rv, kept constantly on hand. • ■
October 26. 1810.
One Bale of double wove first quality
Kidminster Finer Carpetings, very ele-
Sant figures, price 7s. 6d. per yard ; two
ales of common Carpeting, price 6s.
(T 7 As Agent for Messrs. Barrett &
Shattuck, Silk, Cotton and Woollen Dy
ers, of Boston, he will attend to all orders
which rtay be left with him for that pur
pose. , r
No. 8. Market-Square, )
October 12, 1810. J tf.
ALMANACKS for <Bll.
” I 'HE farmer’s, Thomat'e. Rickeretafi'e,
* Clergyman't and Z.ow’s Almanack ?
for 1811, for Sale by HENRY CUSHING,
at the Bible and Anchor, Na 2, Mar
ket-Square.
Subscriptions received for Butterworth'*
Concordance, a specimen of which may b«
seen as above.
Has just received, and this day opening, a
very large assortment of the following
GOODS, vis.
T> ROADCLOTHS, Kerseymeres, Flnn
-8-* nels, Baizes, ribbed Kerseymeres,
Patent Cords, Dimities, Madras Hand
kerchiefs, Bandano and Pocket do. Cole
rain Shirtings, Printed Cambricks, Mus
lin Robes, a very extensive assortment of
fashionable Ribbons. Tabby Velvets, Cam
hrirk Muslins, Cmnbrick Shawls. English,
India and Scotch Muslins, Furnitures,
Calicoes, elegant Vestings, Sarsnet Cam
brick. coloured Sarsnets, Adelphi Threads,
elegant figured Inng Shawls, Cotton Hol
lands, Silfc. Ginghams, and a variety of
other articles, at reduced prices.
Alto, in addition to the above, he has juet
received,
Fresh Lemons, Oranges, &c.
JOHN YOUNG,
At his Shop, south corner of the Market,
offers for sale a very general assortment
of GROCERIES, of an excellent qual
ity, vis.
RAISINS, Prunes, Almonds, Filberts,
Figs, Currants, Tamarinds, Confec
tionary, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinna
mon, Pepper, Alspice, real Ginger, Cay
enne, Mustard, Peppersauce in bottles,
preserved Frufts, Anchovies, Capers. Soy,
Olives, Catsup; fresh Sweet Oil, Table
Salt in baskets. Teas
LIQUORS.
Madeira,”!
She’Trv I WINES of the first quality, by
Claret I lhe B al,on and « bottles\
Port, J
Excellent Cognac Brandy, five years old ;
Olfl Jamaica Spirits, seven years old ;
Good Cordials, of various kinds;
B«*st London Porter,
Spanish Cigarrs, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold as low as can
be bought in thia town.
Past favours acknowledged, and ftstnre
solicited.
November 27, 1810. 6w.
Now landing, and for sale bv
B. & T. C. HOPPIN ’
TEN Hhds. of Tobacco,
10 do. Tortola Rum,
3 Pipes of real Cognac Brandy,
5 Hhds. of Whale-Oil,
27 Packages of Dry Goods.
IN STORE,
40 Hhds. of Windward-Island Rum,
4 Pipes of Spanish Brandy
100 Boxes of Chocolate,
10 do. Havana white Sugars,
Teas of all kinds.
Cash advanced as usual, on Mer
chandise deposited for publick or private
sale.
November 20, 18101
rAisins and cotton.
yust JttcttrKD, and for sain er
JACOB SQESMAN,
Twenty-five Boxes of fresh Mm.
cadel RAISINS, and
8 Bales of first quality Upland COTTOW.
, November 30, 1810. tt.
JOHN R. CARPENTER
Thirty Dollars Reward’
FOR SALE,
Store of
Union College Lottery, No. 11.
To commence Di awing 23d of April next
3 Prizes of 825,000 is 75,000
1 10,000 10,000
1 5000 5000
2 * MOO 4000
5 1000 5000
28 500 14800
30 300 6000
50 100 5000
100 50 5000
20® 20 4000 ’
10,500 ' 10 105 000
34,000 8 238,000
Orders for Tickets and Parts in the
above Lottery, rectived by J. B. WOOD,
sfliopnys all Priaes obtained through his
Office.
Present price of Whole Tickets, 8 9 50
Quarters, 250
New- York, November 14, 1810. tf.
WINDOW-GLASS STORE,
No. 17, Merchant's How, Boston.
J. & D. ECKLEY
HAVE CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
A FULL supply of Crown WINDOW
GLASS, of every rtze, which will be
repacked, and sold in any quantity la ac
commodate purchasers.
Boston, November 28, 1810.
Any Goods, of what kind soever, pur
chased of the subscribers, not answering
tha recommendation given, will be cheer
fully received and the money returned.
N. B. Having good accommodations for
Storing Provisions and other Goods, they
will gratefully acknowledge any favours
in the Commission Line. Any of then
friends having Goods, &c. to dispose of in
Sway, are desired to call on them,
|re they may depend. on their utmost
eavours to please.
ALPHEUS BILLINGS,
LUTHER AINSWORTH. *
T:«b subscriber gratefolly acknowledges
the favours received from his former cus
tomers, and informs them, that in conse
quence of forming lhe above connexion, he
is under the utmost necessity of immediate
ly settling his accouhts. He, therefore, re
quests those who have unsettled Accounts,
to call and adjust the same, either by Cash
tor Note, without delay; and those whose
Notes have been due a long time, are de
*lred to nay them as sonn as may be.—
■hose, also, to whom he is indebted, are
Tequested local! and receive their pay.
LUTHER AINSWORTH.
October 9, 1810. tf.
THE subscribers inform their friends,
and the Publick, that they have form
ed a connexion in trade, underthe the firmol
BILLINGS & AINSWORTH,
and have taken the Store heretofore occu
pied by said Ainsworth, directly south
of the Market, where they intend to enter
very generally into the Grocery and Com-,
mission Business. They are now supply
ing dymselvts with a general assortment
of West-India Goods and Groceries, which
they are determined to sell on the most
liberal terms for cash, produce, or good
have also on hand, to which daily
additions are making, Beef, Perk, Butter
•nd Cheese for shipping or family use.—
They will have constantly on hand, Tyler's
Cheese, particularly for family use. To
those who purchased of this kind last year,
no recommendation is necessary. Those
who did not, are requested to call and teste
for themselves.
TAYLOR & TALBOT
Offer for sale on accommodating terms,
Q IX Boxes, containing 1300 wt.. Calcutta
LJ Indigo;
6 Tons of Quoquimbo Copper,
30 Bolts of light Duck,
3000 Wt. of three threaded Seine Twine,
3000 Wt. of two threaded Sewing and
Packing Twine,
3000 Skeins of Marline,
5000 Gunny Bags,
5000 Horn Tips,
5 Quarter Chests of Bohea Tea,
1 Quarter Cask of excellent old Sherry
Wine,
1 Quarter Cask of Malaga Win*.
September 25, 1810. tf.
Copartnership formed.
PETER .
ffla just drived, at Cheap-Side^ 1
TEN Packages of fresh imported FAfX
and WINTER with
hi» former Stock, comprise a larger and
gcngjwl amorttnent—among which are
Real Superfine Broad- Ladies* & gentlemen’!
cloths— Fine do. Worsted Hose, Gen-
Double milled Kersey- tiemen’s Lambs Wod
meres, - do.
Imperial Cords and Sat- Ladies’ &. gentlemen’s
tineta, best Beaver Gloves,
Low-priced Serges and Cotton Umbrellas,
Kerseymeres, India Cottens,
Ditto Plains and Coat- Fifty Pieces of Cotten
inga> Laces,
Flannels and baizes, Tabby & common Vel-
Bpmbazeta and Wild- veta,
bores, British Shirtings,
Duroys and Rattinets, Fine American do.
Toilinette and Swans- Chintzes and Copper
down Vestings, plates,
Rose Blankets, from 8 4, 6 & 8-qr. twilled &
to 12«qra., plain Cotton Shawls,
Comforters, Black and white Cam-
Children’s Nett Shoes, bricks,
and Worsted Hose, Jaconet da
3 1-2, 4, 4 1-2 and 5 Figured Muslins,
Pins ; Black and plaid Silks,
Bandano & Flag Hand- Ribbons and Galloons,
kerchiefs, Black & coloured Sew-
, 1 Case of elegant Cali- ing Silk,
coes, at Is. 6d. Aberdeen Sewings,
Silk and Cotton Ging- A few elegant Bear
hums, Skin Tippets, at $ 81
Coat and Vest Buttons, Mock Sable Muffs and
black and coloured Tippets.
Glass do.
Alto, just received,
One Piece of white Lustring. •
With • variety of other articles, too nu
merous to mention in an advertisement; all
of which will be sold remarkably low for
cash.
Na&tmber 20, 1810. tf.
Scheme of
Also, on hand,
50 Barrels of Tar,
20 do. Turpentine,
30 do. Rosin,
20 do. Pitch.
8 do. Varnish, .
6000 Savanah Rsftfo ar Canepole*,
Carqlina Flooring Pl®a|h
W«,O. Stavfg, gad
usual.
JOHN ANDREWS.
November 20, 1811.
COTTON, SUGAR, &c.
eon sjtta or
GREENE & CARTER,
Received per the brig Telegraph and sloop
Providence,
TWENTY-FIVE Bales of Upland Cot
ton, very prime;
5 Hhds. of Lump Sugar, of a superiour
quality ;
1 Pipe real old 4th proof Cognac Brandy,
1 do. old Madeira Wine,
20 Chests of Bohea Tea,
10 Hhds. of Antigua Rum,
ALIO,
17 Bores nf Hsvaaa Cigarri,
Chests of Hyson Tea*
Bolts of Ravens Duck,
November 20, 181 Q.
JUST received by the sloop Little-Sarah,
from Alexandria, and for sale by the
subscriber, at his Shop, next door to Messrs.
Samuel Butler U Son's Store, 200 Barrels
of fine and superfine FLOUR, fit for fami
lies use.
RESPECTFULLY informs his custotn
era, and the publfck, that he has re
ceived by the latest arrivals from London
and Liverpool, via Boston, twenty-seven
Packages of fresh imported GOODS, cal
culated particularly for the present and
approaching seasons, consisting of a great
variety of articles, too numerous for an ad
vertisement, together with the following,
viz.—Broadcloths and Cassimeres of every
description, Imperia) Cords for Pantaloons,
of a superiiMM* quality ; Swansdown, Toili
net and Mandarin Vesting, Devonshire
Kersey, Plains, Forest Cloths, Hunter’s
Plains, Duffels, Coatings, Ratteeu, Baizes
and Flamfrls of all kinds, Rose Blankets of
an excellent quality, superfine black Bom
bazeen, black and coloured Bomba sots,
W ildbores, Russels, Durants, T amies, Shal
loons, white and coloured Cambricks, Ca
licoes of all descriptions, Fancy Muslins,
Cotton Laces, Ribbons, cotton and imita
tion Shawls of all sizes, Ginghams, Lin
ens, very fine ; patent steam-loomed Brit
ish Shirtings, Scarfs, Bedfringe, Lace and
Cord of all colours; silk, cotton and worst
ed Hosiery; long and short white and co
loured silk, beaver and kid Gloves, &c.
ALSO,
A fresh supply of Webb’s Patent Sus
penders, and a few pieces of best Dutch
double milled black Cassimeres, imported
from Tonningen. All of which are offer
ed for sale at a very small advance, at
wholesale and retail, for cash oa approved
credit.
Has received, and is now opening for Mie,
an extensive assortment of Seasonable
GOODS, viz.
Bale of red and green Baizes,
1 Bale of assorted Flannels,
1 Trunk of superfine Calicoes,
1 Ditto common Furnitures,
1. Case of Tabby Velvets, Genoa twilled,
plain and corded Velvets and Thicksets;
1 Case of Cotton Umbrellas, assorted;
Superfine Broadcloths and Cassimcres,
Queen’s Cloths and Pelice Cloths,
Press Flannels and Bombazets, plain and
figured;
India Lustrings and Satins, (black ;)
Best black Italian Crape, per piece and
yard;
Black and white Laces, (silk and cottoa;)
Cambrick and other Dimities,
Irish Linens and British Cottons, for shirt
ing;
Checked and white India Cottons, per bale
or piece;
White Cambrick, Jacbnet, book, plain fi
gured leno, sprigged, seeded and tam
boured Muslins;
Muffs and Tippets, and Fur Trimmings.
With a variety of other Goods on hand, I
and daily expected, which he is deter
mined to sell at reduced prices, wholesale
and retail, for cash or approved credit. I
October 23, 1810. 6w. I
October 30, 1810.
b r .. SWIEME ■’’ «
9 OF THE SECOND CLASS OF
Smithfield Academy Lottery.
« Priae.of Siooo i» 81W0.
1 ’MR' 500 500
2 200 400
5 100 500
8 50 400
20 20 400
50 10 500
620 5 3100’ I
8 6800
2000 Tickets, at 8 4 each, are 8 8000
-Capital Prises determinable in the follow
ing manner: ,
Ist drawn Blank on the 2d day entitled to 8 200
Do. 4th do. 200 I
Do. * 6th do. 500
Do- i 7th da 1000
Three hundred Numbers will be consid
ered one Day’s Drawing, and the fortunate
Blanks determined accordingly.
Prizes of Five Dollars will be paid in
thirty days; of Ten, Twenty and Fifty I
Dollars, in sixty days; and the other Prises
in ninety days after the drawing is com
pleted.
Prizes not demanded in one year after I
the drawing is completed, will be consid;
ered as generously given to the Academy’
and appropriated accordingly.
GEORGE ALDRICH,)
ARNOLD PAIHE, } Managers. I
Smithfield, November 19, 1810.
NEW GOODS.
SAMUEL AMES,
No. 1, Weybosset-Street,
Fall and Winter Goods.
CHARLES POTTER
fresh flour.
PuiLIfMRD TutSDirs AMO FttDtTS,
bt DUNHAM Awo HAWKINS,
At the tign the Attketceif Fjglk,
Oftfionte the Marked
0 3 : SO FIB AHHVIA— JlAbr »W AHVAROB.
THOMAS HOWARD, jun.
Cab in ar MANUFAcruRXN,
IN PAWTUXET,
the most grateful sensibility r*a
’ ’ turns his sincere thanks to his kind
custodiers for the extensive encouragement
they have given him in the prosecution of
his business, in which he has uniformly la*
boured to give satisfaction, by the soliditv
and elegance of his work, the goodness of
his materials, and the moderation of his
prices.—While he is highly gratified ts
find that he has been successful in his en
deavours to please, he respectfully solicit*
a continuance of - their favours, so long aa
he shall be deemed to merit them, to ena
ble him to defray the heavy expenses at
tendant on his business.
He continues to prosecute it at the Fac
tory above-mentioned, where he has now
on hand for sale, on such terms as he think*
will ba conaidered reasonaMb, a great vgJ
rieUU<£ABINET-WOJMU <
He hMlikewiM for aale. an equally ad
vantageous terms to the purchasers, at hia
Furniture Ware-House in Providence, near
Mr. WilrinsowS Book-Store, an exten
sive and valuable assortment of articles in
the line of hie profession, consisting of Side
boards, Secretaries, Bureaus, Desks, Nighte
Tables, Wash-Stands, Bedsteads, Dinina.
Card and Breakfast Tables, Chairs, Fire-
SereaM, Sofas, Easy and Lolling Chairs
Clocb-CaMS with Cumming's warranted
Clocks, Willard's Patent Time-Piece*,
Fancy Chairs, Mahogany framed Look
ing-Glasses, frc.&c.&c.—all of which he
now offers td dispose of on the lowest terms
o'°T 1 ’ ? b® * l,v
Orders for shipping abroad or transporta
tion of articles of Furniture into tfte coun
tl.wH’ J* extended to with the utmost
punctuality.
May 25, 1810. .
ALSO,
Fifty Pieces of real superfine and mid
dling Broadcloths, Muffs and Tippets, and
Bear Trimmings. t f
' Selling off Cheap.
WATSON & GLADDING
Have received, at Store No. 6, Cheap-
Side, sign of the Bunch of Grapes,
T? WENTY-NINE Packages of FRESH
GOODS; and intending to make a
new arrangement in their business, they
offer for sale their whole stock of EURO
PEAN and INDIA GOODS at reduced
prices, wholesale or retail. An excellent
opportunity now offers to country traders
and families to supply themsefres wiih a
great variety of Goods adapted to the sea
son. Among which are a few Bales of low
priced Broadcloths, Kerseymeres, Pelisa
Cloths, Flannels, Bombazets, Kerseys, Rat
teens, Fearnoughts, fine Linens, Linen
Catnbricks, Cotton do. chetip Ladies’ Kkl
and Beaver Gloves, double Satins. Black
Silks, Fancy Muslins. *
He has Men’s Shoes and Pumps, parti
cularly suitable for the West-ludia mar
ket, which may be had on long credit, or
in exchange for West-India Goods.
r ABNER KINGMAN.
July 10, 1810.
Gentlemen are invited to call and pur
chase of the nicest kind of dress Shoes and
Morocco Pumps.
Those who wish to purchase tor retail
ing, or for shipping, may be supplied on
terms which cannot Jail toplcate.
He now offers to the Ladies, Morocco
Shoes of various new fashioned colours;
Plaid Kid and Lamb do. Nankin do. Nan
kin do. foxed with Morocco and Kid.
Those made for his own retailing, are al
most wholly made in this town, by one set
ot hands, whose work has seldom ever been
known to rip; and particular care is taken
to put in noue but the best of stock of every
kind. *
| CopathieriHip formed.
THE kubsetiberi haviqajormed ; apc|k
nexion in trade under The firm of
H WIIITNEY & HOPPIN 1 ,
and taken the Store formerly occupied by
I Mr. Jacob Soesman, next door east of
Dr. George W. Hoppin’s Apothecary
Store, offer for sale the following articles,
via.
10 Chests of Hyson TEA;
20 Boxes of Souchong do.
* 10 Chests Hyson Skin da
8 do. Bohea da
4 do. Young Hyson do.
17“ The above Teas are of the latest
importation, and particularly calculated
I for retailing.
10 BarntJs of Havana white Sugar,
I 2 Pipes of Malaga Wine,
3 Tons of Nail Rods,
50 Boxes of India White Lead,
I 1 Case of Bengal Indigo,
1 Box of fresh Nutmegs and Cloves,
I 5 Hhds. of St. Croix Rum,
I A few Reams of Writing Paper,
I N, B. They calculate to keep a constant
supply of all kinds of Teas and Dye-StufiTs,
of the best qualities and at fair prices;
and as they will be enabled to make ad
vances on consignments, they offer their
services in the transaction of business on
Commission. .
HERCULES WHITNEY,
HENRY HQPPIN.'
October 26, 1810. tf.
- ..
SHOES,
Retailing at wholetale firicee, and whole
eating at coet.
7 |?HE subscriber informs his friends and
customers, that he has now on hand
a very general assortment of SHOES, of
almost every description, which he is de
termined to retail lower than Shoes have
ever been retailed iu this town, though
they have been retailing in this town lower,
it is believed, than in any other tUace in
tile United States.