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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08
By The Mails.

CHARLESTON, NOV. 9.
YeRerday, Robert HazlehurR, elq as one Of
the committee appointed to flperintend the
building Of a National Branch Bank in this ci-
ty, laid the corner Gone Of the fame, in the
prefence of the preGdent and directors of the
Back, and number Of other citizens. From
the plan Of the intended building, and the
known abilities and fSin of Mefrs. M'Grath
and Nicholfon, the architects, and Mr. Andrew
Gordon the builder, we venture 10 allure the
public, that the Bank, when completed, cannot
fail to prove one Of the chief ornaments Of
Cha1leaon.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

The Proprietor Of the Gazette ofthe United
States, printed at Philadelphia, i making fuit-
able arrangements for the eaablifhment Of a cor
rsfpondence with the city 81 Wilmington, BY
which he will be furnihed with the proceedings
Of Congress, in anticipation Of the ufual advices
BY The mails. This lauiible nealure will ena-
bic him to communicate during the prelrnt
important FELTON, Of congref., the earEsf and
mott correa intelligence Of The deliberations Of
that augua body We hope he will be remu.
nerated for his ezertions BY an extenGve pat
ronage.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

From the mott accurate accounts receives
there is no doubt but the Hon. George Thatcb
er and Peleg Wadfworth, Elqrs. are re-chof.o
Representatives to the next Congrefs.-By 4
Gatement Of the votes in the Firlt EaRern DIE
tria there is reafon to fear there viii Be 10
cho;ce.-From all the towns yet received, Mr.
Ler, The Prefent Federal Representative, has
473 votes-DcarbOrn, 477-6cattering, II.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08
NATtL AEEA[RN

Approximations ave entertained FOR the fafety
Of the Pickering, 1t. Hitler, of "A guns, and
the Iniurgent trigate Capt. Fletcher, Of 36 guns.
The former was cut in the fevere gales Of
Sept. about which time. in lat. q, a large
copper bottomcd brig, with quarter boards,
and a range Of ports, was feen bottom upwards
The Pickering was bound to St. Kits.
The Merrimak Of IA guns, Capt. Brown, Is
on the windward Ration.
The New Providence Privateers continue to
capture American vehe!s bound to the Ha-
wanna.
Several alarming fhocks Of earthquakes have
been felt in Penfy vania.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

Py0vtsnre Novemtey 40 Died at North Providence,
on sunday lat, Capt SrErHEN TcNKs, in the 18th
year 81 his age. Tic defended from long Inc Of
respectable ancc0ors, and has left dfconloate wdog
and 90 defendants to the fourth generation. He was
kind huLUln a an indulgcnt parent, and an obfpg
neghbor. The widow, the orphan and Others IN al.
trels, were Partakers OF his bcnevolence. He was 8
man 81 found judgment and integrity, had been meu-
her of the General AlcmbY many years. a jealous pat
riot q I775, and imparti4y preGded at moH 9th:
Psbc buhneis Ct his town During his lat ickneE be
vas exceedingly calm, and perfectly reigned the viii
Of Cod
His remains were attended 70 the meeting houle On
l"sld4y where apertnent dlcour(e was delivered bI
the Rcv. MR. Hnr ny. Of Cambridge, after which they
were dccenty inferred
DR0|NED-In Penobfcot Bay, by theoverfettiag
az a boat, Mr. N4H14iA Sbsl..r. Ills wife. daughter
and two ions, and Alex Hall, black man.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08
D0rHano.
MoNDA1-, DECEMBER 8, 1900.

On Wednesday lat, the Electors Of PreGd.n,
aud Vice PRECEDENT of the United States. M,
throughout the Union for the purpofe Of qivin.
in their votes for thofe important Office
There is no doubt but in this Safe, the vot.,
were unanimous for ADAMS & PINCKNPv
An account Of the votes as we obtain the,
viii Be publihed in this Gazette, until We 60
lay before our readers Perfea fchedule.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

cuted according 70 my BET G.ul and iudgnent
with ccDtceacious regard to the rights ot tht
public and of individuals, and under an imprel
five fenie Of Responsibility to the government
In conformity with theie projections, now
freely fubmit the whole Of my conduit to any
inyeHigation which the Houle of Repreleata
lives may Be Pleaied to infitute.
| cannot omit this only opportunity which
may ever be afforded, Of expecting the Gncere
lentiments Of gratitude, which l now feel and
ihall ever cultivate for the many proofs Of cor
6dence and indulgence which have expert
enced IN The courie Of my official communica-
tons with the Legislature at the fame time
l requea, that if the liberty have now taken,
TO invite their attention to mater Of perfonal
concern, fhould be deemed in any degree IN
fuitable, the error may be attributed to jult
and reafonable defre, that my conduit may,
on proper evidence, appear to have deferved
their appreciation.
have the honor to be,
With Perfea eReem ard Difference,
Sir, your mott obedient lervant,
(Signed) OLIVER WOLCOTT
The Han Tbeodore Sedg7oic}, En-
Speaker Of The Roge Of Re8rsfSataaOe5.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

The Speech Of the PreGdent, at the com.
mencemeut Of the PreC-nt felton, W Conors;.
exhibits a degree Of patriotic, dfpafi0nats
Hrm1efs, which neither ariRocrlts nor demo.
Gratis can politely acquire. Mr.. TeFsrGn and
his Importers would fam repr7fert the United
States as 10 deipair (; their revenues exhauRed.
their money gone, their policy bad, and their
Preident unfit for office. Thefe men have ne.
oullar notions Of government, none of them 4.
daPted to our Gtuation
Unwearied attempts have been made 10 in.
Prefs upon the people an opinion that thev are
milerabie. II is PoGible for phyGcian %
make man think he is really fck, when he i;
perfectly well but the deception Toon vanib.
es. In all governments, and Especially Ia free
governments, men who with to be thought wife.
when they are not really 10, will be continually
foretellng the mighty evils that will certaiolg
take place,if the courfe of things Is not changed
With thetc me1 the United States abound. but
the PRECEDENT IS our bulwark againR them
Let every ca0did man read his Speech, and fee
It his deitriPtion Of the ftuation Of The United
States is not Hridly true, aud lis plan Of policy
truly American and then let him ak himfef
ie'iouAy, if he thinks Mr.. Hamilton, Or Mr..
JefFerlon' could manage things bettr?
Frov. Gaz.7
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

On Saturday, after attending the delivery Of
the PreGdent's Speech in the Senate Chamber,
the members of the Houfe returned to their
own chamber, when the fpeech was again read,
and referred to a committee Of the whole houfe,
Mr.. Harper in the chair.
The committee having taken the fpecch into
confederation, made report, that a refpeatul
aniwer ihOnld be Prelented to the Prefdent,
with the aGurancc that an attention would Be
paid by the houte to the feveral important mat
ters iubmitted TO them. The houie agreed TO
the report, and Meifrs. Grirwold, Nicholas,
Macon, Craik, and Henderlon, were appointed
committee to prepare the address.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08
From Bg2on De-

Yeaerday arrived the brig Resvay4 Can,,;,
WlDorRY, from Liverpool, Eng he f,;.4
Oa. I9, but brought no loofc papers and ".
have only been able to dicover papers to Ca.
8, which were encloled to merchant Of The
town.
The mon intereRiDg articles ia them we hav.
copied. Capt W. informs, that the United
States Conlul gave an Entertainment 70 b,
COunirypen at Liverpool, on the concluiion d
the Treaty with France and all the Amer.
can vefeIs were dreGed 10 their colors on h.
location,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

Mehrs. Brown and Snowden have eaablihed
daily paper at the feat Of government, intitled
the I W4l5iagtaH Gl1ette,' Jo the head Of which
IS affixed a Ekenef " Of the founder Of a city
defined to become the emPremium Of new
world, and the metropolis Of a great nation"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08
BOSTON, DEC.


We were laa evening furnith-d with Ii
Trinidad Gazette Of the 1911 October, which
is feveral days later than the accounts from
HAVANA, which mention its capture BY the
French and SPaniards. Ia this Gazette We
find Proclamation Of Governor P6ton, dated
the nth October 1900, allowing in conequence
Of an alarming fcarciry Of all the articles Of pro
vihon, American vedels, coming direaly from
the United States, to bring provifons and lum
Der Of all kinds, the growth Of the United
States, and to receive IN exchange, any other
article, tn { actual produce If that colony ex
cept Indigo, Cotton, Lignum Vit&, and Dying
Wood, Tor fix months from the date thereof.
Capt Chapman, who arrived here on Sun.
Gay, in 2I days from St. Thomas heard moth
ing at the HAVANA report u The combined
fquadron in The Wet Indies ; and as the convoy
with which he failed came from windward,
concludes the whole 70 oe forgery.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08
WASHINGTON. NOV. 10.

w q y = - TON. NDFs Iys
]. t. CALLENDER has applied to one Of the
Judges Of the General Court of Virginia to be
releaied from confinement under the Sedition
law by Eabfas corppf; TO which application an
lwsr has been made that it is improbable that
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

MARRIRD-At Raymondton Mr.. Samuel Kqgsit
Of Ou.Geld 70 MG Bt5ly 7oyd1r.
At hitery, ;he Hon. Nah mil ISsHs. Elq. Of Wells
to Mis- R-L-eea Rise, Of Kuerv.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

MONDAY, NOV. "a.
TIE following letter was this day read in the
Houfe, and ordered to lie on the table -
ZrSaiary Department,
Warrington, Nov. 2zd, 1850,
SIR,
l deem It proper through you to in-
from the Houfe of Representatives, that have
obtained the permdion Of the Prelident Of the
United States, to reign the Office Of Secretary
of the Treafury, at the clOie Of the prefent
year.
l indulge a hope, that may without pre-
fumption declare, that the different offices with
which | have bcen eltruaed Gnce the eRab-
lilhment Of this Department, have been exc
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

any relief can b granted under the authority
olthe General Court Of Virginia
Yeaerday about o'clock P. NJ fire broke
out in Alexandra, Virginia, which confirmed 8
frame buildings
Arrived here on Monday lat, Robert Liaon,
miniaec Of Great Britain
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

A convention exits BY VIII Oh the EaElhh,
agreed to flrrend-r Matte 10 the ki1g VI Ma
Piles, if lhey took it. The Emperor Of RuGia
wilhes to Podefs i and The ciipoGtion Of it
will caule iome contention.
t1ofjlities recommended in theGrilons before
the new armiRica was known. The French
took poGe(lion Of that part Of the country which
had before been declared neutral. Several in
ferior actions occurred, where information did
not foon arrive.
OCT. 8.
On Monday lat NJ Otto delivered to His
Majelty's MiniAers the final anfwer Of the Chief
Conlul upon the lubjea of Naval ArmiRice
It IS believed that the two parties cannot agree
uPon the conditions that the one Government
inGts upon being allowed e lupply the Brett
feet with fores, and Egypt with thoie necef
FAIRIES Of which the French army il il want
ard that the other Government poGtively re-
fufes to grant this permGi1n.
And thus vanquih all hopes Of joint ne
gociation with Aulria at Lunevile II IS flid
to be the intention Of his Majefy's Mnfers 10
lay before the public the whole Of the correr-
pondence that has paGed upon the fubied-
We fhall then be enabled to decide to which
party the pTaile Of moderation and Of iincere
defire for peace belongs. Already, however,
have the Minillerialifs begun to hurl their in
ve6tyes at the Chief Conf1l.
DOVER. OCT. 2.
Eleven fail Of vefels, filed with Portland
tone, were taken by Government, and fent
under the protection Of leveral tenders to be
funk in the road of Goree, to choak Up the en-
trance to Helvoet, in Holland but a gale
coming On, il was found neceGary 70 abandon
thefe Yehels at iea.
a angular character has lately appeared in
Paris. He calls himftlf the Ton Of Charok
Shaw late king Of PerGa, Governor of Tie
Province Of Guilan, and brother of the reign
ing King, who took Podedion Of the Throne in
the room Of his father, who had become blind
through illnels.-The Orentalifs Of Paris
have pronounced him an impoRor, as they af
iert that Claiarok Shaw, who was the grand
fon Of Nadir Shaw, and who reigned nearly
fifty years in the Chorafdn, never was King Of
PerGa, never loft his eyes, nor ever was fucceed-
ed by a Con.
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PaILApE1PH1A. GOV. IS.

PHILADELPHIA, EOv. 20.
THE report mentioned Gome days ago,
hating that the French White inhabitants Of
st. Domingo bad been ordered off by the
Blacks, we believe is without any authentic
foundation. The report is thought to have
originated from this circumstance "A venel
arrived fome time ago from Dieppe in France,
with a number Of Planters on board principal.
ly of the Southern part of the iGaud, who bad
been the creatures Of the Infamous Tacobin
General Rigaud. The Government of St.
Domingo, fearful Of renewing the fcenes Of
blood and delolation from which they have
lately been relieved, would not permit The diff
organizers to land. 1t was expected that they
would Reer for the boyfifa1e flores Of Amer
lea. NOV. II.
The Britilh Packet Mary, has been feized at
New-York, fmuggling nineteen pieces Of broad
cloth.
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IIre71Es
Marine Ia Articles.


ho7'7 "a. = Arrived np Ann, Lily DomIH7.
Fl days Left there brig enterprise for Wifcatltt 7
4 few days; Mary Of Portland recaptured Cyuth'
Salem do. fatisfaGiion, Wfcafet, juft arrived. !,
Brlg Pallas, A days from lortoa for Kennebun'
was iPokep in lat a. long. t7.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

Nezgyori, Nov z9 III is with p'ealure we announ..
the arrival Of the United States lriglte Eile1 ~
Preblc, from Ba,ava-Shc had not got TIP alt eFs- ,
ing when this paper went to prcis The news o. ~,
being below was brought NJ la1 evening by tle IT.
boat.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20

Have we no panions, no amufsments, no
friends? Yes: there is one friend, who is
ever more ready to hear than we are to
pray" TO give than we to ak, who all
ways lnclines his ear TO the cries Of the
dlitrefied, whenever they call upon him;
who will abundantly recompenie: you be-
You'd all you can do or flfer; for he is
your God, youS king, your father and
your friend. Prayers to him give cafe to
the afflicted, to men in torment and feen
to have taken away all fenie of pain from
the martyrs of the Crifian faith. Let US
therefore, not yield to deipair, nor look up
On LIE as anintolerable burthen, nor upon
religion, which !hould infpire all its vots-
ries with cheerfulnefs, as melancholy
butneis. Suppois the very WORT that can
betal us, are we to deipair and die! Or,
thould we not rather make our appeal to
him, whole providence is over all, who
made us, who aationed us here, and who
has declared, that he /" will not fuifer us
to be attempted above that we are able.'
Let us therefore, fubmit with patience
and, from our Saviour in his agonies, learn
toiay, "not my will but thine be done s.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20

inch tantalizing diAance, as bafled all
expectation of his reaching it.
Our Adyenturer was fortunately, Young,
active, reiolute.; he therefore quickly de-
term,ned what plan to adopt: collecting
all his powers into one effort, and fpring-
ing boldly from the ledge, he threw HIM
telt into the dreadful vacuum, and daihed
at the fufpended rope. The desperate ex-
ertlon was fuccefsful; he caught the cord,
and in fhor1 time was once more at the
top of the rock"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20
ON SUICIDE.

The far greater part of the evils of life
are owing to ourfelves; they are the effects
OF lin and folly: and without impiety,
cannot be charged on the benevolent au-
thor of our being. Is not the greateia
part OF human miieries the consequences of
human vices? Is not intelnperance in
Tome of the race, the real fource Of difeaf-
es IN mott ofus? Is not the want of ho-
nefty in fome, the caufe of diltrefs to O.
theirs? And thould he blame nature,
term improperly ufed for the creation and
providence OF God, 70 often as we do, if
men were never to recede from thoie prin-
c1ples by which, they ought to regulate all
their actions? The man whole intenpe-
rance has produced diGempers, Whole ex-
travagance is terminated in wants, Whole
careleilnefsnefs has been attended with ca
lamities, fllould not blame the Aars, but
himfelf. Not that every calamity is oc
cafioned by the indIcretion of him that
iuHers: the good man is nor exempt from
cafualties, from the infr,nities of the hu-
man frame, forrow, fcknefs, death. He is
expoied to injury and injufice from the
wicked; but he will not conclude from his
iuiferings, that this world is prifon, and
place OF torment, in which all men what
ever are to be purified. He will rather
eiteem this life as fate Of trial, inwhich
he is to approve hilnfelf, by his actions,
reafonable, 1ineere, honef, and benevo-
lent, good being. TO pine away under the
difappointments and calamities of this
world, to hafsn the approach of death,
which is not far from every ore ofus, and
to defert our poR, is mean ard cowardly.
However painful, obicure, ard hazard
Gus the journey through life may be, fome
rays offunfhine will dart upon us to chcar
us, fome flowers rife to entertain us, fome
companions Attend to converfe with us in
the way; and, if we pleafe, we may be
under the conduct of the bca guides, rcii-
gion and reafon.
Whatever the melancholy and defpond-
ing peTfon make think, inwhatever dread
full fhapes he may reprelent the miferies
Of this world in his diGurbed unhappy
mird, it is not quite 70 bad as is fome-
times reported to be, nor are its evils 70
enormous as not to be fubdued or mode
rated, by virtue, patience, and picty -
And after all, have love and frief.dfhip
no charms Are there no focal endeavors
to engage our hearts! No relief from bu-
dneis and perplexities againa defpair s..
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CHARLESTON, December !,

TIE toAo7OMg articles ,elpelzixg tie uu1or-
tn"ate htuatiou g1 Cadix 4ve,e kau0e.l
US by capt. Sfut/ou etrtbe RIP Paky,
.t,om that pert.
The greater part of tile merchants had
ieft the city, and the governor had top
ped all communication with the adjacent
ports, 1t being generally fuppofed that the
fever ragged worie in Them than in Cadiz,
at which place ten thouGand died in the
courie OF ten weeks. | have frequently
met in the ftreets three or four carts load
ed with dead bodies, piled up 70 as to re-
qnire two horfes to draw them from the
kings hofpital; and have fcen in
the yard of the Cathedral, where
the bodies from the different houfcs were
depofited every day, to be carried
out OF the gates in the nieht) from one
hundred to one. hundred and fifty. This
Twas ipeefator of for sdays.
/ left Cadiz at rundown on the / # OCT.
at ten at night was Brought to by the
fquadron off there, and detained two days,
after which was difmiIed with the fol-
lowing paper:
corr.
Ihefe are to certify, that / have this
day releafed the American fhip Polly, Le-
vi Sutton, matter, after OBTAINING her two
days, although fhe is liable to conifcation,
tor having entered the port of Cadiz, after
being duly informed OF the blockade by
the Dragon, one of his majeay S fhips en-
ployed upon that fervice; nevertheless, as
the prefent fate of Cadiz iubjetts all veGAs
coming from thence to a long quaran
tine, and the Polly could not Ia 6 corn.
Inlrr,ication with the fhore at Gibfaltcr II.
leis than AZ days. have, therefore, from
motives of humanity to the mater and
crew, confented to allow Her II. prcceed
on her voyage; but I expect thsc Mr.
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Kennels CAVE, in GLAMoRcANsH1RE.
From REQ. Mr.. Waruer's Second Max. }

:" Halfway down hangs one who gathers
Samphire.''
/" Though the cliff do not prefent to
the eye 70 formidable a deicent as the IA
NOUS one at Dover, in the animated de-
icription of our great. dramatic bard, vet
1t IS efficiently deep to excite our wonder
at the hazardous practice which is very
common amongR the inhabitants of the
neighbouring village, at the proper featon
OF the year. l mean the, practice of ga
thering the e,itbmum .,sny1limum, or rock
iamphire, which grows in great plenty
along the lodges and down the perpendi-
cular fdes of the cliff. Shakespeare, you
may RICO. leet, alludcs to this mode of Give
.lhood, and calls it, as he we'll might, 6 a
dreadful trade" for few avocations are at
tended with 70 much danger. The me-
thod is fimply this: the famphire gather
er takes with him itout rope, and all l.
ron crow bar, and proceeds to the cliff.
Fixing the latter firmly into the earth at
the brow of the rock, and faitening the
former with equal fecurity to the bar, he
takes the rope in his hand, and boldly
drops over the head of the rock, lowering
himfelf gradually till he reaches the crew.
ces in which the famphire is found. Here
he loads his baiket'or bag with the vegeta-
bic, and then Attends again to the TOP of
the cliff by means of the rope. Care
lehnefs or cafualty, in calling 70 peri
lous as this, will fometilnes produce terri
bic accidents. One was related to us,
which, though not terminating fatally,
was-fo full of horror, that to ufe vulgar
but very expreaive phraie, it made Our
blood run cold.
!" A few years Gnce one of thofe adven
turers went alone to the fpot we are fpeak-
ing of to follow his accufomed trade.
He fixed his crow bar, attached the cord
TO it, and defended the face of the rock.
In the coure of a few minutes he reached
lcdgc, width gradually retiring inwards,
food Tome feet within perpendicular, and
over which the brow of the cliff beetled,
conGquently, in the fame porpotion. Blu
fly in geathering famphire, and attentive
only to the object of profit, the rope fud-
denly dropped from his hand, after few
Oscillations, but all without his reach, be-
came ftationary at the difance of four or
five feet from him. Nothing could ex-
coed the horror of his Gtuation above
was a rock Of fxty or feventy feet in
height, Whole projecting brow would defy
every attempt of his to afcend it, and
prevent every effort of Others to render
him afiiffance. Below was perpendicular
defcent of ar hundred feet, terminated by
ragged rocks, over which the furge was
breaking with dreadful violence. Before
him was the rope, his only hope offafety,
his only means Of return; but hanging at
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Sales by tuition.
On MONDAY,

On MONDAY,
The lad December, at 10 O'Clock, will
be Sold, at our Auction Room,
Whllkey IN tlerces and bis.
Rum in barrels
French Brandy in pipes
Malaga Wine in pipes and or. ssfks
Brown Sugar III barrels
Loaf do. in lots
Soap in boxes
Nails in canss
Hardware in lots
Together with
4 great variety Of D1yGoods:
Among which are
SA.Pets and carpet Broadcloths,
ing Stufs
Plains To, I;,
, - ~. Humhums
Flanncls Che.,,s
]. , ~ aten Shawls :
Kerfeynleres Handkerchief.
Coating Ieafher shoe.
And number Of other articles
HENRY e THOS. MOORE.
--~---- $500. ! ;. HNl7ioHeeys.