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al'enJ thu Lord Mayor and Mr.. Alderman
Oliver to the ManGon Houfc. All tie bella
10 the city Of London and iVburbs viii ring
the whole day, and he illumiaa;ions are ex-
pet'ed to be more general than ever were
known upon any other occaion.
MIR. Alderman Wilkes, who food FORE
moll for the d,lcharpe Of the Printers, will
attend the Lord Mayor 10 the ManGon
HouGe.
On "Wednesday the common council and
inhabitants Of the ward OF Dowgaie, waited
on the LordMayor and Mr.. Oliver with their
addrciS the bcadle rode on horlcback att
head oi the proceAion, with the mace new
gilt, and blue fa(h, lthe Alderman having
rcinied the Beadle his cloak.)
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July a..


terms to prevent the efudon of blood, that
mutt enfue, as they were at tina, time in a
fate of war and rebellion againff their King,
their country and their laws.--ln the mean
time the army kept advancing near the ene-
my---the mefenger foon after returned, and
reported TO his Excellency, that the rebels had
received his offers with diidain, and the gene
Eal cry among them was battle, battle. I'm
niedia,ely after, comfortable body of them
appeared in hght,and waved their hats, daring
us to vance---Upon which the army con-
tinued moving towards them until they were
within 90 yards of The enemy, when bis Ex-
cellency fent his aid du camp to inform them
that the hour was elapled, and that he lhoud
Immediately FIRE. They cried out, 4" that
he might FIRE and be damn'd. Upon the re-
turn of the aid du camp, the acton began,
and hot fire was kept up on both iIdes for
about an hour and a quarter when IT abatcd
lttle from the enemy. l he cannon was
then ordered to ceafe firing ard the whole
army to advance. Then the hrit line, after
engaging three quarters Of an hour longer,
drove the enemy out of the field and gained
a complete victory Their camp was taken
with many hoi les, arms, ammunition, cloa1hs
and provilions.
Ills computed that the rebels muf have
had killed in the battle about 100 men, 200
more wourded and upwards of 20 taken phi
foners. The lois of the loyaiRs was nine
killed and about 90 wounded. The num-
Der of the rebels from the bef information
could not be lefs then 23oo, our army did
not exceed one thoufand men, of which not
above 600, were engaged The artillery
was we'll ierved and did great execution.
The behaviour of the officers and men, on
this occafion, will appear by what the Cover
nor gave in orders the next day. 1t is
fad that Hunter, one of the leaders of the
regulators, was killed in the battle, and that
Herman Hufhands, the other of their chiefs,
being psafsabks man, after aGuring them of
victory and encouraging them, rode oft.
The Governors party have defroyed the
houfe and laid waite the plantation of fad
Hufbands, and was in purfuit of him, when
the Taft accounts came away.
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By the hartford POST.

NEw YORK, yure ~. Tueiday lat ar
rived the Duke of Cumberland packet,
Capt. MARKHAM, in fix weeks and four days
from Falmouth.
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Of whom had left an arm in the engagemenI
and it is faid was offered pardon by tn
governor if he would acknowledge his error
upon which condition he refufed TO accept il
laying he would, if at liberty, engage in tn
fame caufe again, and that had he loade'
pinol he would blow out bis Exceency'
brains.
We hear that the ihips of war, now il
this harbour, will fhortiy fail from hero.
We hear from Abingdon, that on Satur
day latt a young woman of that town, wa
truck with lightning, the effect was con.
wilton fits, and delirium.
DIED. zion. George Craddock, EGq.-.
DR.. Thomas Leonard. Mrs. Do.cas In
graham, widow of the late Capt. Franci
lhgraham. Mr.. Caleb Parker, blacksmith
Al Btookline, aged SO years, Mrs. Sarah
Woodward fhe was daughter to Mr.. Johr
Gcer, one Of the tirit fe,tlers in Roxbury.
To I'HOM AS HUI JOHNSON, Go0s' no,
in Chief in and oU~ The brov!nts If tg
MaDatbujfft5 Bay in Nsqo England.
The ADDRESS of the people calico
Quakers, at their general or yearly meeting
for worfhip and traniaGing the affaiIs OF GU
iociety, held on Rhode. lland for New-Eng
land, BY adjournments from the 18th to tb'
I7th day of the 9th month 1871 incluEve.
May ii play9 The Goveya~,
=" AS divers OF US have had an opportunity
of obferving thy conduct in the various pub
lie fations in government which thou hai
heretofore lufained, and it appearing to II
that thou made jufice and equity the rule o
thy actions; thy being appointed TO th'
chief feat of government is very agreeable anC
satisfactory to US.
We earnefly deire that thy adminifra
ton may be to the honour of God, accep
table to the King, and blef1ing to the pro
vince over which thou prefides; afford peace
and fatisfaaion to thyielf, and in the enc
tend to promote thy immortal Happiness.
4" We hope to be always ready and will
ing to contribute to the fuppot of govern
ment in every reiped confident with our re-
ligious principles, and where any of US arr
or may be refrieted thereby within thy jurif
diefion, we intreat thy afifance anC
protection.
/" With Gncere love to thee we conc'ud
and remain. Thy ahnred friends.
Signed in and on behalf of our faid yeail,
meeting BY Isaac LAwToN, CIeIk.
The Governors Anver.
"I DESIRE it may be madt k0owato tb
Friends 1Uifbin The JfVtral goverame.'ts 9
NesO England, that / haze ve,y gratsfa
yFn6 IF The regard and efrem aUbieb thy han
exprsDfd in this kind 0dareG. RS the NOR
obhgtrg beeanjE a great prqpvti'n Of the mem,
bEr5 prsieat at their general or Jsar5 mcefinl
do nat he tUifbin my oqUn gOUsrnmsnf.
"I @aH always delight in confirming an
eHlfigNting the Oydry and benev0isaf GijPstifiS'
Of the Friends among the EveraI ySeieiiH q
that denOminatien, and amozg all 0tbfr fbrJfid'
JSeiaiy: az far as my infalnes may extend"
ARRIVED here. Horton and Tower from
St. Kits, Ingerfoll from ST. EuifaIia, Small
from St. Martins and St. Euhatia, Lamber
from St. Martins, Underwood from ST. Vim
cent and ST. Martins, Holmes from Elquibo
Tree from Newfoundland, Underhill an,
Gray from Maryland, Odds and Lewis from
New Haven, Atwood from New London
Clark from New Providence, from
St. Lucia.
-
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l. o N ID o N, ApRIL 20.

N Saturday Gome of
the Common Coun-
Gil men snd principal
inhabitants Of Bridge
Wa d Within, went
to the Ioper in fc-
venteen coaches, and
prefented an sddreS
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JOSIAH QUINCY, jun. has re-
- moved his Office from the South Gde Of
King. Street, to the room under Meffs. Edss
and GiPs printing Office, directly oppoEte
the New Court Houfe, in Queen Street.
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MEXICAN INTELLIG ENCE.

A NJ 4 ~ L L l. u L II - E'
CHARLEsTowN, [SOutb- Cardinal No9fmbtr I.
TN coniequenCe of dicovey, that tome packages OF
Britifh goods from London, conigned to Mr.. Philip
Tidyman, icweler had lately been candefney import
ed landed and delivered to fad idyman, from on board
the fhip Union, William Coombes matter, in direct Vi
olaton to our reoluons there Saturday latt an
extra meeting of our General Committee,o make mi
mute inquiry into the matter, and take the neceaTy mea
fures for getting the ad goods reihpped AT this meet
ioo the Committee met with 70 many difficulties to come
al the whole TRUTH that though they were fully flashed
Mr. Tidyman, had received nine packages, being three
more than were mentioned in the fhiPs manleit, yet
they were obliged adjourn till Monday, the further
inquiry what whole packages contained. Accordingly,
on Monday they again, having pTevlouiIy oo9shed
invoices, &c. of part of the contents But Mr. lldym2H
who had in the mean time withdrawn himelf foEahe
town on board one of his MaeRys ihps taPp'eht nhhg
no doubt but without any u caule that he might
with fome public mark of detenatlon from the PeopeT
not appearing, when deed peronay TO attend, they de-
ferred their hnal determination till Iueiday: tend
of Mr.. Tidyman's attended at this meeting Empowered
by him 10 acqiece in whatever houd be deiired by the
Committee, confident with the Eeolutcns, and delivered
up fome more invoices, letters, bills, &C. but as they
were not iatscd, that the invoices of the whole imPor
tation had been laid before he they retucd 10 do any
bulinefs but with Mr.. Tidyman bimfeIf On Iuefday
the Committee met again, wheR Mr. TIdyman It'll de-
cling to appear, give full and clear account OF his
whole importation, an Advertisement was drawn up, and
ordered to be pubhed in the newspapers, to the follow
ing PurPort' VIZ
"THE General Committee give this notice to the
public that Philip Tidyman, fublcriber to the reioutl-
ons, hath been detected importing, in fecre and clan
define manner and in direct violation OF h tolemn en-
gagement vera cafes of plate, jewels, and other goods,
by the Union, Captain CoomOes, from London and
having been called before the Committee, to anweF tor
the fame inead making ample and ingenious con-
felton, of his crime, he obinatey denied the fact until
confronted by Captain Coombes mate, who declared he
had delivered three cafes Mr.. Tidyman hmfelf more
than were mentioned in the hps msnife, or reported
by the faid Tidyman tofhe Committee. he fad / /
dYman confronted with fuch proof, Promed 20 deliver
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I'd all his invoices to the Committee yet fill endea-
voured TO conceal Comfortable part thereof mof of
which has been nce dcovered, by fuch OF his ginal
invoices as he at different times produced he Com
mittee however are pfefuated that the fad id man
has concealed of the cafes, which probably may be
the mott valuable and as, IN the whole OF this affair,
he has been guilty of the moi Asgrant faiehood, and
deceit even 70 far as produce fictitious letter, pre-
tending that certain articles contained IN the Tx cafes
reported in the manfef, ent him as peient, from
knfnnan in England which iinCe appear, by his own
invoice, contain merchandize, fhIPped by DIS ORDER,
and for his account And the iaid Iidyman has been
reCuehed from time time 10 attend the general meet
incs Of the Committee, adye him to dIicoVer and re-
fh!p faid good which he abo'uely refufng the Com
ntec think il their duty 10 pUbiih the fad Philip Tidy
-<aan, as an audacous and inconglbe volaoT OF the
eral reioutions and il is expected that no ubfcrlb-
Let q H. hereafter have any dealings with him, unes be
naa make full aonement for bis baie and peIhdous be-
havouT."
This recent tranfae1ion mui convince the mott incre
duIous and latsfy Brethren in the Northern Colo-
Mes that we do honey adhere to and iuPPort our re-
foutions our whole conduct has uniformly carried with
it this eimony Our faCred engagements, tor the &C.
neral good of America, have been futeTed TO be
violated with IMMUNITY We never intended to, nor DO,
wink at candefne iraportatioDs. he conduct of our
Merchants has been exemplary and confident, through
out the arduous frugge for conRitutonal liberty and
will rebound to their ahing honour be integrity ct
our General Committee has been, and remains, moor
ruptbe their aiduity and zeal unfegned and unmach-
ed and the virtue of the people be relied on bus
dpoed and tuaed, pay little OF no regard to the
MANY reports and publications, OF the whole comments
having broken through their Non Importation agree
ments. or the Infamous iniauations mott nduitrouny
prouagaed that rome them have played fair bur each
endeayoured to crcumvent and take advantage OF the
other We do not, nor we believe, that The Amer-
can Band of Union broken will be dholyed, mere
" becaufe few leading men in trade 10 each Northern
Colony, have been 70 loft to every confederation, but
their private emoument, to become Instruments to-
wards enAayng, not only the preien generations bur
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J PESTtLL CAPE n,

OPEST1LL CAPE n,
Mas julf imported from LONDON,
Captains Colyer, Fellows, and Scott,
A fine Allotment of
6LISH and INDIA GOODS,
Suitable for the Seafon;
+ he is determined to fell at the very
4 prices, byWHoLEsALE orRETAIL
Ialh or mort Credit,at bis lhop in Uni
rect, at the Ggn Of the Cornhe ds,viz.
ARLE T, cIimlon, green,
ck, blue, chocolate, 'drab, mixed and
bloured broad cloths, with trimmings
fame green, fcarlet, blue, mixed
coloured ratteens; bearfkins, lamb
alf-thicks, CoIchefer and drapery
jlue, drab and cloth coloured Devon
lies and plains; red, blue, mixed
ID coloured coatiugs; dufils and
German ferges Of various widths, CO.
:. a prizes; duroys and fagathles, fluff
nd jeans lowered ferges, white
rs, lhalloons, tammies, durants, Gala
5, ru0els double and twifed cam
plain brown cambletcens, ftriped,
I'D changeable ditto, yard wide fpriged
figured duroys, Mecklenburghs, Dor
Jns, Irilh camblets, Venetian poplins |;
IS; green, crimlon and cloth coloured
and half yard wide worried grograms;
Aelts, pink and cloth coloured brolioes,
drawboys and everlaiiings, crimfon,
/ pompadorc, claret and cloth colour'd
i and velveretts, fine aliortment of
Ihes, chnces, and cheap calicoes, Man.
ller and Scotch checks, linen and cotton
lands, Engilh aad Scotch bedticks, diaper
huckabucks; cambricks and lawns, black
d white catgut, PariGnet, black and white
hze;picket, ftriped and figured ditto; black,
be, figured and plain faiths, Englilh and In
"a taFa,ies and Pertains figured mode,
Manageable mantua filks; black, green, blue,
thitc and pink half yard and halfell Pertains;
khite, blue, green and pink half ell farlnets,
/ 4ths. T. 8ths. yard wide and ihee.ing Inlh
linens, dowlas, Ruflia linen, ofnabufgs, RAJ
sens duck, RufIia drab; men's buckrsm, brown
and white fay ditto, white tabby, faytick,
yellow Holland and fay trimmings black,
white and coloured breeches patterns; mems
and women's worried, thread and cotton
hofe; fix gloves and mitts, worried ditto !;
= very pretty aiIortment of fur and fnai
ifiitn:aiGgs for Ladies cloaks, black bone lace,
white blown ditto, fcarlet and white ditto;
q great variety of elk, linen and Renting
fans, mems crimfon and
green fham velvet caps, green, fcarlet, and
htipeH worried ditto, quality bindings, ihoe
and cot ditto deferred garters; fcaf and
ball twilt deaths head, mohair, balket and
twif buttons; metal and horn ditto; chip
hats and bonnets, white and coloured threads,
tapes, knee carriers, fewing Fix OF all colours;
writing aad prefs paper wax necklaces,
pound beads, fleeve buttons; wool and cot
ton cards; needles, pins, ribbons, ferrits,
knives and forks, cutteau knives, fbears and
Icihors, penl,nives, fountain pens; buckles,
lhinbtcs, fiTuf boxes ivory, bone and horn
combs, pole ditto; Bohea tea, cinnamon,
cloves, nutnnrgs, mace, allfpice, pepper bef
made Lynn fhoes, whaebone, crown foap,
sc. sc. SC.
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CLOTHIERS EARS.

AMERICAN manufacture, on a
much imprsved plan, the blades being
movea6k fyom TIE BIN to grind and Jet them,
and again fxabs BY aj'int and freuUs in 10
firm a manner as to be equally Jfrong in tbele
parts as any other. Blids' TREY are cvroagbt
witb machine regulated BY Jl,sVVs tObieb lfts
them to rVbat pitch the svorkmau plfaEs. The
ybols is executed 70 neatly as TO command The
admiration ofsvsyy one svbo fees them; BY the
ingenieu5 Mr.. ATHERToN, no1v at Sfongb-
ton44m and are to be @NIy mr.. SAMUEL
SALISBURY, tt0O doors S0atb IF Dof70r
Gardinsr's Bofon.
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Oaober ri;
B o o K S.
10 II N I AN @ DO N.

10 HIN Ian DON,
A, the New Book and Stationary Store, OPP
polite the. PoR. Office in Cornhill, Bottom,
Has jua received from LONDON,
A Large and fine Aiiortment of the nloE
Modern 3 O o K S,
In all branches of Literature, Arts and Sci
ences, which will be fold Remarkably Cteab
for the calh
Among which are the following, viz.
HENRY on the Bible, { Vol.
L i folio. Ditto on Prayer. Ditto on the
Sacrament.
Burket on the New I 'efament, Folio.
Locke's Works, 3 Vols. Folio. Diuo's Ef-
fays on Human understanding. Ditto on
Education.
Boyer's French and EngIiih Dictionary a
new edition, with the addition of many hun
dred words not in any former edition.
Rollin's Ancient Hlfory, IL Vol.
Mrs. Macaulay's HiRory of Eng and,4 Vol.
Shakefpear's Plays, Vol.
Plutarch Lives, 9 Vol.
Monteiqaieu oPlrtt OF Law, 2Vol.
Universal Hifory, 20 Vol.
The Wet Indian, a new Comedy. The
Paddock, new edition, with variety Of o.
Their PLAYS.
Clarke's Homer, Vol. Davidfon'sVirgl.
SCHOOL BOOKS of every kind.
With variety of the newell and ben
Books in LAW, PHYSICK, HISTORY,
and the CLASSlCKS.
Court and City Regifer for 1871.
All Kinds of Magazines that ale publifh-
ed in London.
BIBLES of all forts, viz. Large Church
Bibles, Folio, Family, Quarto, Oaavo, Mi
Mon and Pocket ditto, by the Dozen,or Jingle.
Likewiie, large and compleat aAortment
of STATIONARY, Accompt- Books of all
forts, Paper of all forts and Gzcs, Ink Powder,
Quilts, Sealing Wax and Waters, Prefs-Pa-
per, lome of hyperion fort to any ever i'm
ported, &c sc. &c.
~. B. TbejE sUbO PltaE to faUOar bin Nth
their exl7om will find The Books Of the bea E
aiti0n, and bound in calf 1Ubieb IS JspsriOy to
any bonnd in NEtp, and the prize very lsrO.
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JOSHUA GARDNER,


Has received per Captain Fellows and Scott,
a,fdrther fJpply Of gc DDS, coniiHing oflhe
following articles, in the LADIES way,
s, viz. ,s OK 49,,
AHUFFS and tippets variety of
Iva fur trimmings, black and white
gaoze, figured drea ditto, Parifnet, black
and white catgut, black and coioured taffa-
ties, plain black pcelong faiths, rich thick
ditto, black and crimlon fpriged lattins,
black and other coloured figured modes,
black and coloured Elfne,s, 6nc covered cap
wire, and II bowed fkeletons great va
riety of black and uoloured fnail trimmings;
large and fine afortment of ribbons of the
newell tate, edgings, footings, blond, and
bone lace, with many other articles, all
which will be fold on the mott rsaGonable
terms.
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ROBERT RUGGLE S,

-
Has iua Imported from LONDON, BY the
Captains Conyer, Fellows, and Scott,
A Large and General Allotment of
ENGLISH and INDIA GOODS,
Which he will fell on the mof Reasonable
Terms, by Wholeiale OF Retail, at his
Shop in Cornhill, little to the northward
Of the Town Pump; viz.
UPERr'lNE blue, cinnamon
- green, white, chocolate, Pompadour
and mixed broad cloths, middling and low
priced ditto; ratteens, bearikins, lambfkins,
beaver coatings, Devonihire kerfeys, York
lhire plains, half-thicks; crimion, pink, and
green Colchefer bare red, blue, green
and white drapery baize, white flannel, en-
boAed ferge, German ferge, of all colours |;
green carpets for bedGdes; fhalloons, durants
and tammics, of all colourss calamancoes
of all colours black drawboy, black and
green evetlalting, double camblets of all CO.
ours; cambleteens Of all forts yard wide
tufts, poplins, Dorfeteens, mifiinets, grizets,
grograms and grapes; ruGels, Bengals
black, olive, blue and drab velvet and vel
vere,s; 3-4ths. 7.8ths. yard wide, and
apron check, itriped Holland, Gotten gowns,
bed tick and bed hunts g. 4sbs. 7-Sths. and
yard wide IriIh linen, 7Sths. garlix, iheeting
Holland, diapers and huckabuck, clouting
diaper, table cloths, ofnaburgs and tickin-
burp,-sayens duck, Rufia dra5; mems and
EEomen'y MoiRed, thread and cotton hofe ;
mems bEck, white and mixed fix hofe /;
black beE blue and crimfon worried bree-
cIrs patterns, black fix, ditto figured fix
waiRcoat patterns fix and worried mtts
and gloves cambricks and lawns, long
lawns, muffin, black and white catgut, black
and white fpriged gauze, plain white gauze,
green, brown, yellow and blue India damalk,
luteRrings, taGaties, faiths, alamode, Per-
fans, and capuchin iilks, fur and fnail trim
mings black bone lace, white thread and
blond lace, fix knee carriers, gold and illver
ditto; variety of gold and filver buttons,
gold and iiver vellum, gold and fiver thread,
women's blue, pink, white and green fix
loom quilted petticoats, calamanco ditto;
variety of ribbons, fewine filks of all forts,
qualities, gathering, fix, ferrets, pins and
needles, threads and tapes of all forts ; brown
and yellow Holland, buckrams, fay cords,
braid, gallooms and Trapping; white tabby
for Rays, women's and children's packthread
ffays; bed ticks and bed hunts; thickfet and
fufiians, fix and linen hanjkerchiefs, mark
Jog canvas, cfewels, elk and hair, and fix
twilt, twift buttons, metal buttons of all
forts, fnuff boxes, tobacco boxes, knives and
forks, jack knives, penkGives, razors and
fciilors; a variety of paper hangings, alto
Bohea tea, cinnamon, nutmegs, cloves and
mace, wool and cotton cards, women's Lynn
made fhoes and Gololhoes, wha!e-boae, &c.
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would be glad to take child TO iukcle. En-
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,hisfde are defued to hold themlclves in reaii
aels, land prepare for acompiest iatisfaeaion Of
III pait hiuIes' =. -. tl..
The CommiiIary at Virginia, 10 an adver.
Element TO the Clergy there, no,ltl ing them
{ a convention to be holden in William and
Mary College on the 4;h of June next, Jays;
The fubiea | lhall then recommend to
your mott ferrous conGde. alton and attention
will be one that muR appear of the highea
Importance, namely, the expectancy of an
application to proper authority for an Anne
ican Epifcopate," 49,.
The trial of the folders, for the murder
of five perions in this town, on the 9Th OF
March, 1870, was re printed in London, and
publiihed on the 9Th of April laa.
DlED.] Mrs Magaret Hunt, wife Of
Mr. obrimpton Hunt, merchant. AT Charlef
town, Edward Sheaffe, Eiq.
ARRIVED hire. Adderton and 1'ilev from
New London, Ketchum from New Haven,
Gorham and Paine from Maryland, Bartleu
and Downs from Virginia, Biidfey from PIT
>atsqua, Hammond, Kent and Hlliman
from North Carolina, Earle from Georgia,
M'Whae from St. Ubes, Ruiz from Guada.
loupe, Nafh from Cape Nichola, German
from Turks Iiland, Grois from Cdratoa
Smith and Roome from Briffol.
The lady Of Alderman Oliver approves 70
much of the upright behaviour OF her huf
band, that ihe conRantiy (ttps and lives a
volunta y priloner in the over.
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AUCTIONHALL, King fireet.
TOHN GERRISH, hereby noti-

j fes the Pubic, that Auct IN hal, IN
King ftreet, which has for fome time Pait
been uuimpro,ed, BY reafon of tad Geriih's
;Odifuoiition, is again opened, where Buiinefs
sill he carried on with dhpach ard ficelity.
Attendance will be given at isid Hail. BY a
UerCon Who may be depended upon, tor Pune-
,uaI payment, Immediately after the iaes'
/, IS hoped faid Gerifh's friends and former
smolovers will renew their favours. All o.
,ber perfons who may have goOds,new or old,
of any kind, or IN any quantity gFeAt OK
GmaIl. to dilpoGe of, may alto depend upon
being faithfully ierved az fad hall.
N B. Good STORES and CELLARS 70
accommodate CufOmsss'