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16. The Militia of Mai7achufVtts ;
y thofe officers who would undern
its difcipline, never enjny its hor.os,
nor receive the protection of its arms*
17. The Emperor of Louifiana, who
has done with one Gun Boat, wlißt the
Emperor of the Gauls cannot do with a
million — effected a Landing.
VOLUNTEERS.
The Hon. Rufos Kinl, whofe ta
lents and prudence have prefrrved the
bell inteiefls of hi? country ; may he
receive ample reward in the confidence
ef 'us beft citizens.
The Hon. Gk.orge Cabot—miy tbe
times s-gain be worthy of fuch a innn.
The Hon. Fishfr Ames, whofe
eloquence is foft as the Thiftle's down,
piercing as its thorn.
The American Aristides—\ht oftra
eifm can never tarnifh the glory of which
it is jealous.
{After Mr. Q-rffWCT had retired.)
The Hon. Tosiah QutWCt, an able
and upright Senator ; may he receive that
funport on the fifth of November, to
which bis talents, his virtues, ana ref
pettability entitle him.
The heft Servants of »ur national ad
mlniftration—thofe who will neither die
nor relign.
Squire Seaver —when an Ox puts his
own head into the yoke, may his matters
be ready to bin him in.
The ref -dUv T wafts were followed
by appropriate Muu>, and th- evening
w«s enlivened with many patiiotic and
felt 61 fongs.
-—«■* <E3S!r> ■"•"■
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
In Virginia, to far as we have harrrti
there ha« H en no omiofition to the re
pubtieaa ticket. The Expofitor of A
lexandria fays:
" At the court in Fairfax
county, no oppehtisn w*« attempted
to the republican electors ; fome f>w
federals h'wever pay in lifts of fic
tifi us ■ ames, a fpec.es of wit, perhaps
tt y may have o pay for.
Pennsylvania. The Aurora fays :—
" A we *c! anticipated, the oppofitWi
to tbej-ff fm and Clinton ticket h»S
been veiy feeble. We brrve received inft r»
mation fr< m fi vei al diftric\s a, d (ird
tba* in fVrtt there was no oppofitie-o, i
•tliars but a few adverts v tes, ad in
o'hers veiy few votes of any firry.—
In thofe counties, where tbd republican
vot'.s h»d been gener-iliy gveo, fed:r?.l
op ' lition was eatpCjoVd ; and in fome
inflanos, where a difoofnion to vote war,
evinced by the fedc-slifts in tht: foi -
noon, it was ultiniauly found thac ao
concerted plan had b-en fettle*.]—.this
was the c-i!e in Chefter county—.A i.* w
federslifig appeared on thegiound in th'
n or'iing, republicans of cm if* turned
niir, the refal:, however, w-.,s that but
78 cf 1480 votes were f deral. In the
adjoining connty, Deliware, wt are af
fuod there were but three tVdera! votes.
In a former pip f, r, we dated what we
btlifvtd was tbe nur. ber ofvotes given
in the city a* d county of Pniladelpbia—.
-> i were incorreft, inflcad of 2500, there
were more than i>JOO votes given for
the rrpu'.lican ticket—-all of which go
to the i« j rity of vocvs of the date
lince there was no lederal oppefition.
We have received the following letter
and re-un from Chefter county ; and
fimilar particular information
f-om others. The moft ftuprd crm n
longei regard the prognofiics of our fc
lorrro-.u—fmce we know therrr havjbeen
sb. ut 5000 republican votes given in
three or four counties, and r.ot 100 fede
ral, oppi fed to them.
West Chester, Ni.v. 6, ISO 4.
* In compliance with the requ- ft con
tained in yours of yefterday, I tranfmit
to ycu incluled herein, a tranferip: from
the original return of the eleftim of
«lee*loTS for prefident and vice p efident
of the United States. I have no parti
cular remuks to make at prefent, but I
cannot help -rbfVrving to you, that there
are a few bonefl men, am ng the v union
of allhoncftmen"—for, out of levenfy
eight, in this county, three could not
find it in their k-arts t. v >te for that
fanftified, woold be, immaculate Judge
Addifon."
Here follows the votes given viz :—
HO2 for every republican candidate, and
78 fur every federal candidate except
Addifon, who had 75 votes.
N. B. Through Cowc miftike in the
judges and clerks of the fixth election
tiiftridt, they returnrd bu ]9 rlei->ors,
the name cf Wm. Brown being entirely
omitted; this accounts fir hia being
lower in vote than the other gentlemen
en the republican ticket. Aurora.
In New Jersey. It is faid the fede
ralifts have made no oppofitiiv.
O'BRIEN SMITH, is eh-fted a
Reprefcutative in C mgrefs, from the
Unifd Diflrifts of Richland, Orange
burgh and Cilleton, South-Carolin?,
without oppoiition.
Four thoufand t-.vo hundred and feven
ty-two flares, have been imported into
the city of Charlrltsr, from the Jit of '
January laft to the 22d of Oaobcr.
; Extract of a letter from a gentleman j
at Malaga, dated 50th August, I
1804.
" After the 15 h inft. that an ex
cefllve hot day wns extwrienced, tbe
ficknefs he ran materially to increife in
the place where it took its ?« c, and to
propr.gate to the. other mrt? of tbe ci. |
ty, caufing a very canfidersble morta
lity among its inhabitants, as however
at a meeting held before the mayor on
the 14th iuit. of the. phyficians, it was
confidered and even certified by them
not to he epidemical, but only tertian
malignant fevers, of the fame nature as
thofe that prevailed in ether partj of
Spain, as appears by the enclofed copy
of their declaration. On the 25th ml!. !
a phyfician arrived here from Cadiz,
fent by order of government, to whom it j
would appear, he immediately gave a
true account of the Rtdation of the
pi ice, as yefterday s courier arrived from
Madri::, with infttu&ions for inftontly
(hutting our port, and cutting off all
communication with the inland country,
the fi*-!t of which difpofitions has this
day been put in execution, and meafures
are now taking, tor forming a Cot don
as laft feafon. I cannot learn what
Mnic is now given to the difeafe, tho' .
it appears to be highly contv.geous, if
we are to judge from the great progrefs
it has made in a fhort time, and I pre
ftime it muft be of the fame nature, as
what was here exoerienced laft year;
maoy of the li kasl am allured turn
quite, yellow-. It has not ye.t propagat
ed to any of the (hipping in our mole,
or roads, or even to the fuburbs, where
it laft feafon made fuch ravages ; but
notwithstanding the great emigration,
calculated at siiove GO. OOO people, fome
lays, I am pofttively altered, the dea'hs
h*v* exceeded 200 in this week, which
is much more than was ever known be
fore. Ido not find the ficknefs has
propagated to any of the neighbouring
towns or villages, except to Velez Ma
laga, where fome of tbe inhabitants have
been carried off, after four or five days
fickiiefsf with fymptom. of a limiiar
:;ature to thofe rjHlerved Imre."
A plan his been publithed in a Ken
tucky p;r er for eftsbsifliing aline of
barges from the Ohio to New Orleans.
The legifiature oi ConneoVicut clofed
their feflion on the 2d inft. The four
juftices of the peace who were i'n.nmor.
ed to appear before that body to (hew
caufe, if any they had, why their com
millions fhould not be revoked, p/tef a
hearing, in which their caufe was argued
by their couufel, Pierpoh.. Edward-,
were removed from office.
The affembly of Vermont have taken
into conhder tion toe communication
from the. governor ot MalTa.liu
propofing an alteration in the con'.l'wu
tion of the United States, reipectrrg the
election of feder-l retrefentativea—The
committee of th** wh , reported to the
Houfe, recommend to to them not
to concur in adopt. | the ref 'lutions.— -
On the acceptance of which rtport the
and nays w-re as follows—-Yeas,
107—-Nays'7 6.
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
On Thurfday aft-rnoon bith hbttfes
of the legifiature convened in joint meet
ing for th pu note of appointing » fe
cond Judge of the fupn-nie court, a Se
nator of the United States, and Clerks
of the counties of Bergen, Sumerfct,
Huntsrdon, Cumberland and Cape May,
when William Roffill w-.s appointed
fecond judge of the fiipreroe court, in
the place of judge Sm tii—Aaron X itch
el Senator, in the place of gen. D-iyton—
Henry Van Ddfen clerk of Bergen, in
the plnce of col. Wade—J.-ieph Doty
clerk of Somerfet, in the place of John
Ficliiighuyfen—Ralph Hunt cl*ik of
Hunterdon, in the place of Lucius
Witham Stockton—Aiel Pierfon, clerk
of Cumberland, in the place of general
Gile?—.and Abij-ih Smiih, clerk of Cape
May, in the place of Jeremiah Hand.
Philadelphia, Ncv. 7.
Capt. Living, who arrived at New-
York, from Purto Rico, informs that
two Spanifh fiiipt from Em ope, laden
with wine, Ike. touched at Porto-Rico,
(one bound to St. Jago de-Cuba, the o
ther for Havanna) wrre both captured
by the brigands, and carried into Anx-
Csyes ; the crews of which were march
ed about twewty miles back into the
country, impiifoned, and put upon an
allowance of half a pound of bread per
d«y,—A number of fmaller veifds, be
longing to Porto Rico, have lately been
C>ptured by the Brigands, and the ciews |
murdered.
Affortment of FALL ad F»lhionable
GOODS, JUST OPENED.
WILLIAM DOUGHTY, refpeafnl
ly informs bis friends and the public,
tbat he has juft received from Philadel
phia by the Hoop Harmony, a ireneral
and cxtenfivc affortment of WINTER
GOODS among which are many ele
gant and falhionable nrticlrs,all of which
having been pin chafed upon the brfi
will be fold at the moft reduced
pric*-s.
November 12-r4t
j UOI.MV. OF Hf'RE'.T.N T A TIVKS.
fhurslrf, .V '.-O'imher 8, 1804.
Mr. Iv.riy bein •■■; t .'i> iO-.i
mittees, was excofed from ferving *-i
j the committee of n cono'oi, and Mr.
Conrad appointed in his ftead.
j Mr. Speaker !..id on the taoi- nre
tiiro fro*n tiie governor of New York,
of the eleflion of Gordon S. NCam ■ '
to the nextCongrcfs, in the room ol Mr.
Tom kins, ro'i *
; Mr. Lutimor.e prefented a tnemnrla
ial from tV board oi truJref.s of JoB :r
--fon Cotlege, in the Miililfiopi territoiy,
expreding their apprehenfion of 1 fing
j the lots at Natch-?, with which that in.
--! flitmion had been ehdoWi*d, and : )r >/*
I i' l *? Con-rrefs to f-cure then in
I f»me. The petition was referred to
MefTVs Lattimorr, T, M. Rind dob,
S ted man, Al ton ani Elliott.
The petitions of VVillum Dumber and
ot the Mayor and Corporation of the ci
ty of Natches were ref-.r.-ed to the fame
cn-n"iitt-e.
The motion, made yeft-rdiy by O .
Leib, was taken into co-ifi lor uion mud
an Intendment was prop ifed by adding
" Blacks and People of colour, other
than freemen, (hall be excluded from the
gallery."
This rife to fome cooVerCation,
after which the amrndment, coon a di
vifion f the houie, appeared to have
but onr m**'T»'ier in it** fsvem".
Thequedlonon the refeltitiehi to ex
chide all perfons from tiie lobby exce;>:
m**mbr.'s of the Srnat* anr! Stfnogra
phfrs, was tak*»n and 1011, only 32 mem
bers Voting for it.
Mr. J. Clay offered the following re
folution :
Resthtd, That the Prefident of the
United S-ate& be requefted to prefent in
tiie name of C-mgrr-fs ti «*:>t. S c;*'"en
Decatur, a ford of tbe v Ije of
dollars, and to of the officers aid
crew of the United Sites' Ketch Jr.
trepid, months pay, as a tes
timony of the high (r-nfa entertained
by Congrefs of th» gallantry, good cor-
and f-rvices of c-io . D-canr, t ; .r
rftic.ers ?ind crew of th* fa ; d Ktt h, in
attacking and drftioying a Tri i.di'an
frigate of 44 guee, late the U nted
States'frigate I'hilaielphia.
The refoUi'ion was referred to a com
n»ittee of the w: •1- on trie It-ire of the
Union, ar.d ordered ro be printed.
The committee of revifal and v\i\.
nifhd bufinefs made a report, which wrj
received and ordered to be n. in red or
the nfe of the members.
A-ij urn-d.
Committee of pUsi-oflic* and *v>.*r-,
roads— MefTis. Newt-nTTlioroa-. 11 n
nah. N. Mit.he!!, Lowndes, G. W. |
mob-II .or! So-jthard.
Committee to whom was referrwl he !
a tides of impeacKment againfl Samuel i
Ch-tf*—M.-lfrs, J Rttldo!ph, Jos. CI v.
Early) J hn Rita (of Ten.)
Friday, November 9, 1804.
Tiie petition of John Steel, pref-nted
laftfeiiio-i, and th: p-tition ot Captain
Genrrre. Little, li<-f of the B .(too lri.r„t« ; ,
now fu't prefented,for indemnity agahlt
a judgmerK in the fuprema couit for
10,182 dollar 89 ctu-ts da*tiSges, for
fhe illegal detention of a foreign vtfiel
t*»ken in the WclUfydiev, in tbe yeir
1" ,,r ;, were referred to the conunitrerr
of claims.
D . Mitchill moved -b- orAVr of ihe
day on the Prefident'. meffage, but on
Mr. J Randolph's requefl for a li'.fle
more time for menbers to d'sre it aid ar
range the various important poii.t« con
tained in thst cossmuoicaton, Ujtlor
Mitchill witlidrew his m .lion.
M. Kennedy prefnted a petitiot'.
f om a number of merchants, tradeioi am'
frrmers of the Edenton diftoift, is N.
Caralina, praying the eftablifhment of h
port of entry and delivery at P.ymourb.
The new dilti iil to cottspreher.d ail the
creeks and harb urs on th-* Roanoke and
Cofk'e rivcrr—Ueferred to the cm nit
tee of commerce znd manuf.ii.ureß, to
gether with a petition prefented at the
lait fefiion on the feme fobjeft;
Mr. J. Clay's motion relative to cap
tain Drca r ur, the offices and crew of
the Intrepid ketch, was taken up in com
mittee of ihe whole,
Mr. Varnum in the chair.
On motion of Mi. Clay the refoluticn
was slrered by llriki.og out afttr t'.r
word •' fword" ihe words " of the va- j
lue of dollars," and filling up the '
other blank wi'h the word fc< two,"
thereby giving the officers and crew 2
momhs pay.
Mr. J. Clay, with a view of (hewing the
prrpiiety of the meafure. read extracts
of 1 tters written by commod >re P ebh
;md lieu. DecaUir, which had been ob
tainedfrom the ftcretary cf the navy ;
they contained an account of the c:i
cumftanres attending this honorabl ex
ploit, which have heretofore been print
in the public uewfpspers.
The co mm it tee rift- snd repoited the
refolution as amended].
Mr. Grifwold prefumed the ohjet\ of
this ftrp w>s to pay a tribute of rclpeiP;
to thefe brave men who had Co gallaAtiy
atchievrd tois glorious r.nd daageroys
entf.prize. He wifli dto do this in a
uisntirr the mcdl honorable and notori
ous, and perhap? the beft cnu*fe wou'ri
be to obtain from tbe head the nnvy
d.piranent a li!l of the names of he of-
Lfie"era and t'ta nu i'» ; r <f the trk.fi. t •
i-r with a', tail I th
fUri it. ■ Wil
v ■ ■>.- he in »vsd tip
lion of the r*f .inruoi nepoi
nmktee » r the whole till '
in rfr I r ' • ■
this e.ffe--\ ; That the fcCietary -
navy be ■ c immunii
h .Hie the names pi tin.- offiVers M
number of the in vi tynnl >/>•'• nl t!
(tru&ton of th in t >c ha
of Tripoli, together with -a ftateese
the circrimfttdces itteoding that c
The pottpdtlement was a»ieed t
onr oppofui in, 4' ' the r. !' lotion ot M
Grifwold was idonre d •■<. * f n1 >
nVion by Mr- j. k id
Ii I acquiefced in i iovcr, viz
»« That tiie prefident of tiie V
States b- ' • c«uift to be Ind
before tiais liddfe, Sec."
Mr. J. C! Ir. T. M. Ran.
h were appointed' a co'mnrttee t
' w»it on the prefiden.t and coiii-.ijuoie.au
! the rtqueft of the h nil-.
Oi motion ■ M, It w»i
J that wh k houfe adjournal it
odrn to Me,;-.. v- next.
I SBfeilslSßasV
»--■•■ i ■•• . ,
MRS. PIC.
Refpeelfu'ily informs the Laches an fhe hope*
ito merit a contiriuaiice of thtir f.vnr«, that
j flic h»» procured an elegant ulTortnitriit of
F s/u.nable New Millinery.
1 which fhe will rec-ive in ?. frw days and will
open on Sstaitjay the tenth Instant,
Confiflinrr of themiH'ary hit
Th, finip!: irv !>.'.nnct
The capricious bonnet, &c.
Ladiei an.l jfeatlemen 1 . filk 0.-lice»
LsdieS lpenccrsand fpun-.r eta* .»
Go ,1 and diver cord* and Ijil* is
Silk do of all fntra
Silk f»!ove« and ftockings
Paw fi'k dhtn
Neckcmf-rts, frnwli, and head handker
chef« :
Gold and fiver trimming., bathers, flowers,
&c.
Muffr, tippet*, f"cki and furr'c! fhoes
Gent'emen's wi"terg'oves
All kinds of f-jftiionahle riSbons,
Bitch and white lattim fit for dreuea
Coloured illieflririirs ,md m in*.>oi lor do.
Crape*, velvet., plu<h, and jrsuzig of all forts
Black lace aud mode
Ami many otlicr articles fuitiVic lor the fea
Con.
George-town, Nov. 12 fit.
At a numerous meetinjr (if" the tititetfs
of Washington, convened in pursuance
of a notification for that purpose—.
November 9th, 1804,
CORN EUUS CON ING FT AM, was
calii-d to the choir,
THOMAS HERTY, Secretary.
A letter liom tbe Mayer, together
with the resolutions of the City Council
and notification of'he Mayor, calling j
a meetiLg of the citizens of Wafliington
on the fubjetf of exiting grievances,
were read ; Where v -on,
Resolved, That this meeting hio-hly
approve of the pnpoficions emsr-fcting f
from the Council of the City of Walh
iogton, as communicated to the Char
j man of this meeting, and will cheerio ly
aid in the promotion of any m-diu s
j which will t. nd to lefTen thr grievances
under which -.he cuia-cns of the Dift.id
of Columbia a« prefent labor.
Resolved, Tfaft a tUlcg.tion to cor; fill
of two member* of ih* citiswoa o
Wafhington be appointed to meet fuch
delegates from the Corporation of Alex
andria, Ge>rg*-town and Wafhington,
rind fuch delegates trom the L-vy
Courts of f. id rrfpective pl««ej a. th y
may name f>r the pu.p.fe ot tvlting
into confidxrat'oa the j r lent ftate of i
the DifiriCl ««f Colunib a, ami -ii- n><-«- j
fuies moft proper to oe ,v fu d for the •
*i-ifare of the people tin em.
Ordered, Th st M hV,. Cornelius
Cominghaxi and Benjamin M.,,e, w e
appointed delrrgates ori the psrt of this
meeting, and that the p o eaii..g s ( ,f
this v. rtiii,; be pu hilied n; the Na
tioi'-l Litelfigencer.
C. CONINGHAMi Chairn -.
THOMAS W'i-KTYj Secrete . l
c. f» V -CY ST<
•
I -. ~r«,
J %
arc thw foilow
! »; ticles, v.ii.
royal, mcdiuoi
an.? >
*"i
■
. Wove and plais
letter do
■ da.
my lil-iriii-
Pa t boSTcls,
[gers, journal*, end
w iflre hooks
Mtliiu.i. ap blank books
ii;: i
Deft Ilu.ii:,.'. q:,,!!-„i.,: le peat*
y'nek ai >i red ink Rn * i'.k j, v. .r.-rs . s,
Japan slid durable •■ I
lr*riiiiiriffink for book andtiewfp&ser u£l
nd black leaiti jg wnrt
Red an-i biick V,
! -io-- red snd v critsi waft for ofTk* oft
Wrj tapirs and trpirr ft audi
Counting hoiift Team
Pink and Mtjt fi k tafte
i-road epd narrow red tape
' Ball »nd hank twiisc
Ca es of mtfkictrtatica] inurnment*
Reading g'Ji'.s in horn and tortoiie fhelf
I*i arncS
Geld leat
Parchment fnutred end pouorcd
.-icurtle fi*h bone and ponocce
Iv.'ry and hnne p unre boxes
B ! a. k lead, rrnyon and canieu hair pencil*
Do with diver cafes
Reeves cokbrs in Soxes
. Seaing ki.ive. and paper fciiTors
Couniir.v h.>iieand po. kef pen knives
Do. with ivory fcak and rule Lrrndrtl
Ivory and brjrre paver folders
Round *nd fl*t ril tr»
(♦urn Tregricatich and Grin Arabic
S ocr r.r.d flate pencils
Piatfcd.g'rif-, wedgcWu >d, pewter, 8t pecked
Inkftarrds
V-nd betes a*, d fand g' fle*
B' , k fand, and flee! fi i"gs
Me-ffnge .r.d cards
Geographic 'am gencaogieel «-*' i *mcß and
srithmettcal. arnica wi h toiums
Portable writjng d.tks wiih apirtaieiits Tor
drefTiiig appar tns
Mshog*ir y jj,j ariK.ed *nd M&rrocco {having
crl'e*
BhavJnl' ho5UI * v -' : - tJI f oi *' bruflu*
p z rs o! a (nperior quality
I ,;•(',. and gent ***** n * j*p*nned drifting cafes
Playing «■ "*• »»« jv«'<y, ttf,
Cribble tKraessdhou-ds
Da<kj;ani n,oH table* and dice boxes
Ivory ( r.e»»»ncr* and chefs hoard.
Bifliwd ba'l' »*<l dire
Drum battl<doe*rt ar.d fhuttle*
s, flues nnd fifas
Violin ((rings and hows' ,
Fowling pieces, *.-. -0-,-hes, and pov, ' r
Horftmen. and pocket piitoi* [ft..lks'
•Si.vci and git mounted imall fwords, dirk*
an, '"-oirers
Oe. » arid *l)vr epaiifets nd Vord knot*
Do. do fhouldcr tiraps ari;-. crcicents
rvH'Jtary fiCies, lace, cords, ,See.
Ofhcrrrs traveling canteens with cooking
nrcnilU &c. co -pkte
Gold a..d fiver bullion, fpangtcVand thread
An .l.g.rit ■.ar.irtnient fil.-er and jjilt
mouo'ed coai'oi
Gold and fiivrr hair Aides
Wreathe* and bunches »f artificial flowers
Oftrieh fevhcis, fancy plumes, *c.
TottoH'e Ihell and ruperfine ivory comb*
Covpiclico and jet neckUces *i
Gentlemen* d*/e and drefs glove*
Bo,its fhoes and pi
Morroeco skins, and bond foals
"- ;1 -V** and Morh.y'sj.ar nt bhcViflg
Heir powder and pomatum
:\>*-rt£r and powder puffs
T»rt jife ftieil and horn dreiTuijj rrSSj>s
Curling ton*j-s and cruoiping rrons
Wa* ball and wafh ball boxes
Tooih powder and (having r*,>.Tdcr
E.Tence of musk, lavender, burgaau? am-
boifs and frmfTbcres [Kergreale
Tobth hrurncs and footh picks
Clntoe biufhes *nd ha-bruflua
.Sweeping, dulling, fcrubbingj ftoe and fur
niture hrufh.s
Switch chair and carriage whip.
Walkinir fti.ksaod iw.ird canes
I? irk and morocco flattie br-jxes
O-eeh win* fender* with krafs top* orita.
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Fafhionab'e braf* in .irons i
*. oal bodn, cinder fifrers and p*kers
An elegant kflbrtmeot of iipaned tea tray*
Satin -w i'd and msh gan-f knife cafe*
Green and whire iynty tables aiid defert
knives and fork* in fcrs
Elegant plated tea and coffee urns
■ t'lated tea and coffee pot.
Do bread bs.k'ti and 'ojft ftards
Do cao-'left'Cki and br.nrhcs
Do fi ulT'.r* and fnaffcr tray*
Da. cafto.-*,double flint cut glaffei
06 faltj with do. do.
Do. mugs, tumblers .nnd bottle ftnnd.
G Id, pehMe iird jj'als watch fcais
Do writ»h chains and kewn
Oo rings. b,rt<aCheii an-1 brir-ift pin*
Pisfed md common ce*ch and gigg limpS
Do. fi.r.drtrrc for haxnel". doubj« and
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Do. moulding* for car»iages
80. ipr'ingt, and hithb biuld*
Do. chaire, uukc and fhaffle bridle bit*
Do. h'on, hridoolmand c-rbs
Do iv t*-nt arid common ~pirt
Japanned lamp* and hni i lt«thorn«
I.unp wick -nd lamp gaffes
Worttcd Webb -vi . Addic cloth*
Mill and irofs cm i iws
Gtntltoien's tool chclls
Travelling tri|i»k», Ac.
ALS'.I—FOR SALE,
An Invo'ceof Hardware
Which Which Wih bt fold low at £ ere ii*
fix months.
EDGAR rAITZi SQ \\
Nov. lU—tf.