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ccng'c!s might REPEAL ard amend them
whenever and howioever they pIeafed.-
We fould, therefore, be then relieved
from no trouble that we now experience
There would tEen be as many applicant
ons 10 pats laws as there are now.
Ii ano,ter point of view he was alto
nihcd at ,heie pscpoEiions, ard at tn
quarter from which they came. The gen
tlernsn from Mailachuietts tMr. Baconl
has told us that his gefoluiiors are bot
toned on the broad BATS OF the rights OF
man: But he would ok how this could
be, when the refoluiions went TO transfer
70, oco men without their content, 10
povernmcpt different from thar under
which they now live. Gentlemen are
going TO initiate fome OF the extraordina
Nv tcenes that have lately occurred in
Europe, ard propofs to transfer this diff
triet with the fame facility that in that
quarter of,he globe they have transferred an
Italian dukedom or German principal.
~.
Mr.. Dennis thought the Gtuation OF
congrefs in relation TO the people of this
territory was net efficiently unde, food.
He knew that it was always froubleiome
10 legllate for any people. He f5reiaw
the(e nconveniencess " hen they removed
to this pace. He had thought ten, as
he thought now, tina, fome legislative so
vernment NUT be provided Tor the dit
trist. lnthis opinion he had never va
ried but had from fuccefive eyents'be-
come more confirmed in its accuracy
But if gentlemen object to veiting the
people with the power of government,
he thought he could fuggeit plan better
that that Of rec.fion, 10 wit--to ye}
the preGdent with the power to revife the
laws of Maryland and Virginia, and
make report 10 the next leiion of con.
greis. The laws of Maryland and Vir
ginia were generally agreeable to the peo-
pie but they experienced many inconve
niences from local and peculiar circum
0ances.
Mr.. Dennis concluded by obierying
that he had rifen without merhodifing his
thoughts but he conceived the refolu-
tons of 70 mifchieyous tendency, 70 in
frattive of the contribution, and ifadopted,
70 nugatory, that he conceived 1t his du,
ty to raife his voice againft them.
The committee role and obtained leave
TO ht again.
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Wilmington Society.

The Members of the Alexan-
dria Warrington Society are rquefed 10
attend regular aated meeting Of fad TO-
ciety, at Gadiby's Hotel, on TUES
DAY, z2d init. at II o'clock, A. M.
By order.
G. DENEALE, Secretary.
Feb.I7.
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aleranorta aobfrtiser.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II.

n We hope the fevere fnow
form yeiterday will be a fufhei-
ent apology to luch Of our lub-
fcribers in town, as did not re-
ceive their papers lat night, for
the omii1ion.
Died, at Winchefer, on Friday the
,Ath infant, Mr.. Cbryae9ber Hej@tA,
aged 70 years and s months. He had
been an inhabisaot Of that borough A.
wears, and was much rsfpetted for his no
neay of heart and friendly diipoftion to-
wards l.. fellow-men. His death was
fudden and unexpected, NOT having been
afflicted with any previous indiipohtion-
he expired in few minutes after he en-
tered the houfe from taking walk in the
ward. His remains, followed by num-
Der of his relatives, and large,concouHe
Of citizens, were inferred on Saturday The
rtb init. ia the German Lutheran burying
3 round. Winebsfer paper.
EstraR afa letter from B0rdeaax' daff6
Novembrr "a, ia q merchant in fhla.
delpMa.
I" We have been informed by the Mi
nilfer of Marine here-that the fquadron
defined to carry troops TO take Poiieliion
of LouiGana will iail in ; or 4 weeks from
Havre and Flulhing."
PoReript foa htter from Gibraltar, dated
December II.
g This letter having been detained, |
am ecahled TO inform you, that by let
Ter from Confui O. Brien, at Algiers, DAT.
ed Oa. IS, the commander OF the rank,
lin and the remainder OF hrs crew arrived
there the 5th from 1ripoli."
From Paris 5s9e' Of December /.
NE b0ve to mtorm oar commercial fea-
der, fbat hfaexf0ysvatd al Bills Of Ea.
change or 4amferdans mn s< dr4avn n
banco, and not in ea,rtm moasy, as n'e'e
,ao;.R ,Lr {qtfrJ fn.caS ~
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BANK NOTES FORGED.

h, npbjic ale cautioned TO be caFetal
II rsee;y;oo 6ue dollar 5auk-ssles, nj
m;ta,;on 81 { ,hole iflued by the bank of
psl,;mn,e. dated in Iuly. 1900, with the
,h.hs,;c,l ls,,er Z At ,he t top. They
arr yell executed. and the paper impof-
;no the {pnatures Of the Pre6dent and
cs,h;sr w;Il d,(cover ,he forgery, ifp,o-
ne,Ix a,,ended TO- Thefe Notes are fup-
po(;.d 70 be fabricated in Kentucky, ard
thar fone perfon. are now here endcavou
imp 10 pals them. 1t would be doing
commendable action to apprehend and
b1;no before a mseiara.e all fuch per-
lons. I.
bah. pap.
TIE fol1ouving La4u suns t06sd at The
late hzs,u sftbe g<neral gOembL .ef
No,l6- Ca,olwa.
IN Aa to p,ev<nt ,5e ~;lt p,aaiee Of
Du<l;up ar;tbm ibis Rate.
oftbe aate Of Nort5 carsliua, and ha
beuby enaa<d BY The aatksriy off6< fare,
.Tbaffrom and afsfr tbe paDfag If IT'S
Aa, no PERRIN /sndmg, accepting, or 6<mg
The bsaryr efa eballesg< FIR tbe 3ayesfe
9f 6gbtmg duel, tbsxgb no death ezfus,
AaHfDfr atiey be eEgibk to any e6fer Of
raa, boao, ., pratt IN tbis Tate. any par
DIN or repyieue uof4ciibfaadixg ara
nall furs5ey be- liable to be ind;aed, and
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Notice.

The fublsriber being aboutto
leave she United States, reqacSs allper-
ions 4taving demands sgaina him TO- call
for payment.
Feb. III. s.
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IS. sholfl fuc1 Al tv,ai 'slss place it
yotiid 4 j i,faIitt once rciuced 10 the al
r-rarive either OF giving full fuppoIt TO
this. large and important portion OF the
community, againit lis own incilaa'lons,
and shas Aand expofed TO utter contempt,
Or 70 leave ,hcie people TO take their
chance alone IN war, IN which whethcf
iuccefflI or not it mutt in rhe concuGon,
end in diim-mberment OF the empire.
Ard it's much 70 be a?prehcnded that
this is an evil which will inevitably take
place unlefs our administration, rejecting
feeble and temporizing meafures, ihouid
adopt vigorous policy and with bccom-
ing fpirit and dignity, yield them that iup
port which they think they have right
TO demand, & whica the government will
do well TO contider in time if they can
fafe.y relufe.
TTo be continued.
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ED. MORTIER.
BALTIMORE, August 10.

Arrived the Spanish brig Diligente,
captain Gavilan, II days from the Ha-
vanna. Left there brig Maria, captain
Reeheaeet to sail in three days for Baltl-
more.
The pilor on board the Diligente, saw
she English frigate with the two ships
Venus and Santa Ann in company.
Arrived schr. Harriet, capt. Taggart,
10 days from Cape francois. July 90,
two French 74's and a frigate were cap.
sured off the Cape the day after they left
Htor France. In lat. 81 So, long. Is.
spoke the schr. Mary, captain Edwards,
A6 days from Gibraltar, bound to Charles
ION.
Liz fsAmsy;eax Uessels at tie port Of
Cape Francois, raken fran BefsJ's
Marine RSgist<r, .5aly z5fb, 1903.
Bngs Gayoso, Hamilton, New Y crt ;
falr Amersean, Oliver, Wilmington, =.
u Polly, Newbnryporr; So
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aleranorta aDOsrttStr.
FRIDAY, AucusT IL.

Arrived yesterday, schr. Enterprise,
captain Manning. from Cape Francois.
The information by the Enterprize is near
ly similar to that brought by an arrival at
Baltimore--for which see Baltimore head.
The Enterprise bro't out several French
passengers, among which were three OF.
hcers.
P. Peterson, Esq. Charge d'Affairs to
the Unired States from Denmark, has ar
arrived in the British Packet, at New
York.
The following gentlemen are proposed
as candidates for representatives TO con-
gress from the state of North Carolina !:
Republican, VIM. r. Davie, John
Stanley, Alexander D. Moore, Samuel
D. Purviance, Basil Gather, Mussendine
Mathews.
observation-disclosures Wynn, Willis
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ExtYasyd;uayy Example If HoneRy.

A person of the Quaker prof .hion,
having, through misfortune about forty
years ago becom. lnsolvent and not be-
ing able to pay more than eleven shlllngs
in the pound. formed resolution, it pro
violence smiled on his future endeavcrs,
TO paw the whole amount ; and III case OF
death, he requested his sons TO liquid2.e
his debts by their JOINT proportions. i
pleased God, however, to spare his llts,
and after Struggling with variety ofdif-
6culties, (for has livelihood chiefly depend
ed on his own labor) HI at length saved
sufficient to Salty every demand.
"A few days ago, the old MAN Came
with no inconsiderable sum, 70 the safyly
ing son of one Of his creditors, who had
been dead about thirty years, and insisted
on paving him the money he owed his fa-
tier, which he accordingly d'a with
heart felt satisfaction.
Such display Of virtuous resolution
we record with infinite pleasure, asst not
only reflects the highest honor on wor
thy individual, but also on that society to
which he belongs whose members have
long been distinguished, and desrrvedly
respected, for their upright and equitable
dealing. Ga this occasion we cannot
help exclaining il the expressive language
of Pope, :" An honest mans the noblest
wo:k of God" lin. Pa9J
g Maltos t;mere dsbfs, qusm malti II.
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Aston. Charles Jaeocks, Thos. Blount,
VIM. Kennedy, Wm. Blacliedgs, James
Giliasple, Nathaniel Macon, John Hay,
Isaac Laoier, Rlncan M'Farlsne, Richd.
Stanford, Nathaniel Jones, OF w. Pro
bert Williams, Nathaniel Alexander w.
Fate. James Holland, Vim. LeIoir, Geo.
Iiouser, Joseph Winston.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,
FOR SALE BY
ROBERT g JOHN CRAY,
Booksellers q S5asioneYs,

KING STREET.
ME Friend Of Women. tran1ated
Il from The French Of 'Bodrdiet dc Vii.
lement, by Alexander Morrice, pslce one
dollar.
The Marriage Promiic: a Comedy in
Ave acts, as performed ar The Theatre
Royal, Drary Laae, BY John Til Al
hnghan, IS cents.
Domeliic Encyclopedia, vol. Ind. price
to lublcri5ers 2 dolls. 50 cents per vol. in
boards.
Public Characters, OF Contemporary BIZ
ografhy: containing Memoirssof thirty
fix Of the NOT confpieuous Characters Of
tie pfefent age. Price dol. IS cents in
boards, dol. 50 Cents bound.
Travels in Upper and Lower Egypt,
during The campaigns of Gen. Bonapaf,e
in that country, and publihed under his
immediate patronage, by VIVIAN, Demos,
tranlated from the French-to whach is
predxed an hiaoricai account OF the inva~
fion OF Egypt b. the French, by Arthur
Akin, embellifaed with numerous en-.
Cravings, vols. 8vo- Price 4 dolls. SO
cents in boards, or dolls. bound.
Ralcoe's Life OF Lorenzo de Medici,
vols. boards Psics s dolls. 50 GEMS.
John Bal; OF an Engiilhma9's Fire
Side, new and celebrated Comedy, in
five ans, by George Coleman, tie
younger.
Auguf n. 60
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A MEDAL OFFERED.

At stated meeting of !" The Phila-
delpbia Company Of Booksellers" held on
friday the 5th August, the following Re-
solution WAS unanimously adopted
Resolpxd, Thar a premium of Fifty
D llars, or a Cold Medal Of the value
thereof, be given to any person who shall,
on or before the first day of January So4,
produce 70 this company the best specimen
OF Printing Ink which shall be proved IN
the printing of volume Of rot less than
$50 pages,
Ext,aR f1omtbe minutes,
MATHEW CAREY,
President.
Attest, WILLIAM BRADFORD,
Secretary.
Letters post paid addressed TO the Pre-
sident of the Company, with specimens by
some safe conveyance will receive lmale-
date attention.
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81 that Inc 5s'>Sf - - 4,
g x.as circumstances have occupied al
p. PIES ana warmed all hearts. AZ
' I.'s a,l.rt the following toasts were
drank: p.. ths
r,r,,. j. The fecond and third coniuls )
Harmony btween tbe grea, powers 8
a.,wee., all Fsenchmen $ s. Governments
q, TO peace; s. The Liberty OF the
Gas. !. The psolperity Of conmsres
TIE armies og the Republics ) 9. The
have who fhali fff defend upon the
ss,,;rorv of the yiolator of tseayies.
The Conisrvarive Senate has decfeed,
,ba, there lhould be levied UPON the iala-
,;es Of the members Of the lenate, the fun
otceITlry for building with the Leaf delay,
a6Iagssr(h;p Of war.
The Eps sliFl Y 10 Sge ptillners al Rouen,
80 ordered to pgeiest themielyes every
Sunday 10 the communicate ofths place.
fExya.7 t1om l6e lNaaitsn,.]
PAals, June A, 1908.
yrtravee Of tie French army into Hare
uey, and Proclamation IF Ger. Martiey
10 tbe Hanovsrions.
General Mortier, commander nt a
BODY Of troops, marched rom Cosverden,
whittier he had established his head quar-
,ers on the 96th May. On the 2Srh an
Hanoverian battalion evacuated the BIZ
shoprck Of Osnaburg.
General Mortier, having having had
knowledge of the proclamation of the
king of England, answered TO it with the
following
Edwa,a Morf;ey, Lem. Gen. Commander
in Grief to fbt iuba6ifants Of t6e e
seagrat< Of Hanov<r.
Hauoverlans, an army enters upon your
territory it comes, not to spread con-
.,ernasion, but TO cut eff that portion of
the continent you inhabit from govern
m-nt which is an enemy TO the tranquil
~ Of Europe, and which glories in tramp.
ling under foot every principle Of the
rights OF the people and Of civilized natl
cns.
The First Consul, faithful to the senti-
meuts OF moderation and humanity, which
distinguish him as eunnently as bis politl-
cal and military virtues, has without effect,
exhausted every means of Cancellation to
prevent rupture.
The king of England, faithless to his
most sacred engagements, has dishonored
his signature by refusing to evacuate
Malta, as he had solemnly pledged HIM
self to do by the treaty of Amiens he
has given the signal of hostiIties, and from
tia, moment be becomes alone response
bic before God and man tor the calami-
ries which ere sconrge of var might draw
upon the states under his dominion.
Tam informed taat proclamatlons diaat-
ed by The most blind fury, have been
made TO you for The purpose OF drawing
you into cortess winch must De altoge-
tier fSreiga TO your inclination; guard
yourselves from an aggression as silly as
it would be useless. s Of which you alone
would be the victims.
Hancverians, promise you safety and
protection, if, consulting your true inter
cst. you separate your cause from that Of
sSovsTeign, who, breaking off all ties of
good faith, has by that very act, freed you
from the attachment which you plight
have thought you owed him.
The most severe discipline shall be OBJ
served among the troops under my Com
mard. Your persons, your properties shall
aerespcaed but in return, | require from
you such conduct as is to be expected from
apeaceable people.
ED. MORTIER.
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IT, Attent1on.i
The Members Of the EPso NJ

I he Members OF the EPSoM
JOCKEY CLUB are dehred to meet
at Gadiby's Hotel on Saturday
the goth of Auguif, at II o'clock.
Members viii take notice, that
on this day ievelal gentlemen
wilhing to become members will
be ballotted for.-G entlemell
Sportlnen OF Maryland are III
vited to attend.
AngoG II.
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Exf,aa rom The minutes,
MATHEW CAREY,
( MODERN PHILOSOPHY.

When Philosophy saw the MUSES. stand
ing by Boethius IN his afilittlon, she spoke
in terms Of some surprise and indignation.
In our time this Indignation would have
been, retorted by the sisters CT the song.
Philosophy has appeared, not to console,
but to defect. When I have read and
thought deeply on the accumulated bor-
rors, and all The gradat'ons OF wickedness
and misery. through which the modern
systematic philosophy of Europe has con-
Quoted her Illuminated votarles, to the
conine of political death and mental dark.
ness, my mind for space feels convul-
sion, and suffers the nature Of an insurrec.
ton. | look around NE. | look to hu.
man actions and to human principles. !
consider again and again, what is the ma
turc and effect of learning and of ins.ruc
ton what is the doctrine of evidence,
and the foundation of truth. l ask my
self are all these changed? Have the mo-
raj and the natural laws of God TO his
creatures another basis Has the lapse of
fifty years made an alteration in HIM,
who is declared 30 be THE SAME to day,
yesterday, and forever? Can the violeRce,
the presumption, the audacity, the arro-
ganee, the tyranny of man, drunk with
seIf-idolatry and temporary success, change
the nature and essense ct God and of his
works, by calling good evil and evil
good | ara told, that human reason is
nearly advanced to full perfection am
assured, that she is arrived at the haven
where she would be. / again look around
me. ask where is that haven? Where
is that steady gale which has conducted
her [ listen, but it is to the tempest:
cast my view abroad, but the ocean IS
every where perturbed.-I pause again,
Perhaps, it is "t5e 4vlndana a0rm ful-
filling HIS eu0,d3'
Pursuits ofLHeratuye.
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Notice.

At a Legionary Court Of En-
curry of the I'd Legion, held the IIih
init. nm. Dis0a was appointed Collector
Of Militia Fines for the faid legion, cons
mencing at the company muRe'sin April
lait.
John Mac Leod, CLERK.
Augut II. eo3s
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lfOCtCCs
The fublcriber being appoint
ed by the Legionary Court Tor thu fccond
legion Of the Militia, TO collei the Fines
incurred by The members therecf--He
hopes all thofe petfons fined will be pune
tual in their payments when called on
as the time limited by law is ihors for
making bis return to the Lcgionary Court
Tor iettlement.
VIM. Dixon.
Auguf II. eo3t
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G. l. A r K LISS

III iS 10, yGais, a general <;gSnptsa Of H5a
4 l. India GOODS. ard GhCCERIES, ef q
7o4rrasfrA qEalty. az tks bseeS prssss az yeia5 ::
lining Otbe,'. az, s6e J,ksluigs anieies, vas.
B,on4y, i$,19-InAa Ran. az t,ssf 20. Gin.
Netr. EagLsr4 Ran. nv q d.fsrtst k;slr. Ais-
LgDlS, Loef g BSozeS Sgsat5, G2fie. fcGi AZ
variass k.SSi, C5oceia.e, RajE,,, P,bPsr, AgIiee,
CiSuamar. N@mtg,, FleHr, ne asd lndian
Meal. Brner, C,5e1s, S0cp, ekd Cand1s; Vari.
Onf Kinds IF GIsfi Hs,r, Gase Eare, Ksiyc,, AID
Foyk,, Jaek KgiVef. Pev. KuiO,. iarce Gsl iiqaN
Spo0n,. Cboa Lsek, and FAss. C,.rte1y and 7ih
War, Axes, Ha,e5rf5 and Hset. M1as 0sd Beys
SbO',, Coytr, Brinfore, L7mpbiast, Sions E0t.
Lamp OIL, PO-vdy. Shat and Fhsf,, FgBhg
Linz, If periezS krrds L,a9f, and Hosss. Gers lsa
Lead, ard Lines, B,ia1ps. arcfal 7sa Aefs. qpr,i-
ng Paprr, qorapbing paper BY %, ,eoa, Bid
Cordf. Lag LizeS, Mafwgs, Gamrs', cBp,,
oak K'gf b''diMg f,Om ere gaa,f 10 rs eall1rs.
Baok'h, Ce6t- md Prbpsy ,r4ey 'grssed fer xj..;
Rire. Nf7O-i0yk tcq .Jegr,fsr Flshr, Bey do,,,f; !;
and a nEmJer Of el6ss Srtekss Roi mssfisatG.--
Cap'o,ni etG1DrA. 4@d otbrrt, mdy be Jseai%<er
be @orfta rsfic,, and every ,fsvsr acknowledged.
Newport, Msrch4, 1909. S4tf.
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Nicholas WbNcY,

INFORMS the PvhIic, thar he In, opened
Il GROCERY SIOisE IN Ryoa5 stsees. in
the houie, late the property of mir. CGtrt E5St,
where ne has fer Sale general ailormenI OF
WEST-INUfA GOODS.
Among Others, arc the following aticlrs:
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry. Rum, MoIaiIc',
fi@nr. Rye and Indian Meal, Teas Of various
Kinds Coffee, Chocolate, Raifins. Currents,
nePpe'' Si"s$'' Aiipice. Cinnamon, Nn,rneSs.
Better, Cbeefc, Candies, Onions, Tobacru.
Snuff. Powder and SHOT, Lsmp-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sresrs. &c..---ALS0,
A.genela! and extenfve vsfiety of
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Womcn's
Shoes, &c. &c. ;;h many other articles, too
tedious TO msntion all which viii be fold at
the noit reduce! Piices.
Nfyubarf, ApO. II. 1901. 6o,f
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THE tuhicnberwifhes 70 ief,rm the ru,aic.
L that he has temcvcd irom the Store be-
Ionging 20 MIR. Rs6sH Sicvss,, which he form
erly oceopied, 90 his StcFc on iaia SicS,zs'
wharf, ahere he inteud, k,ering cooiSso' iop-
ply Of Groceries, by whole.ase iHa e'ea.,
SIMON DAVIS.
Nespoa, hpriII6. i,J
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M4m et Rbo4e. IGord 81 p,ov,derer plama,iou,,
Sfafe If Rtoaf- Hand q P,sDi4,sce Plavia,ien,.

5ial< # KboaF- Waad 3 Pra1i2Irce PlagfaiianI,
asm Inb, 1903.
THE Creditors Of Caydmy ReyrolS,, &c
Il Moth -Kios&own, Taylor, arc tcBby
notified TO sprar az the General hGenbiY to
be holden at Newport on the arl WedpeiJay Of
May nexc. :hcn and there TO lecw csuic, il aoy
'hcy nosy have, why his petition for the beuehr
of an Aei psilsa in June A. D. $50, for the
relief Of iniolvcns debtors ought nol be grant
cd. B. HAZARD, Dep S>ry.
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7oiebh w. Paul e Co.

Havr (sr Jak AT brir Store on Banlq,r's Wl0,f.
A GENERAL ard genuine sGorment of
"A Grcceries. a, low as can be puiehaied in
this town.-Likc~ifc,
MoIage, Of fuperior qpali,y per hoghead,
Nav England Rom 10y the hoghcad.
Sugar by the barrel. 1a
Teas by the dozen ID. ,e
Frfh flour by the barrel, of which they in
tend 20 keep conisns fupply.
A few h,kins exccllens Batter Tor fsmily's cfc.
Cf Msfsrs of vsGels. &c. can be lupplied
9th any articles they may wsr,, and tho
fnaIiea tavos carefully acknowledged.
Ns4sto,f. Frb,aay 5, 1899.
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blank Deed5, Mauifsas, Portage Bills,
Bills Of fLading, ,Se. Jey /als at tkJ etFee.
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GEORGE THOMAS.

C0zfS9isse,. Dsfi9sr, and F,xa P,ejs,qxy,
Bisfer fsl. the following Articles, viz.
Frelh Malaga grapes box and
cafk rsians fee alnonls in nell; prnne, /;
cansats; nutmegs; cloves cipn,mon sfpicrt
pepper ginger; te1s; coffte; ehocolste. Ne. {
& q. prepared with ad ~ishou, vanilla; bsown,
powdered & loai-fogsr; Cdfdis,s Of al kinds.
An sfortmeut of preiervsd fruits, olives. p,a
puis bea Sherry, Malaga, s; TeOerise Winsa ;
I!t snd 4;b p'aof Jamaica Spni,s, aad Antigua
KUN; together with an elegeu, si!ornen, Of
Gla6 and CrockeTy WARE, which he is deter
miucd TO fsll lveIy low.
Ntppmt. M0eb 4, 1903. [6Ih
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TO The PUBLIC.
Nesobort, LoHg-Hbarf No. IL.
Keves & Brigham.

IIAVE now for fae. and OF ihe fEa quality,
L / by large or fmall quantity, whole and
half barreled prime meh, mefs and prime Beef,
imef, ard prime Pork, Lard Hams. bar SOAP.
mould and dipt taIlow Candies. ALTO, corned
and. freih Beef.
sE Gentlemen defrous of being
scco IN dated with the beft Of provifons,by call
ing at iaid Store, will nee; the greateft en-
couragenent. = April z3, 1893.
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- RESPECTFULLY inform, the public. that
IN he hs, removed from the hooie OF his
a,Eer Davil k1/sp, to the mop Of Mr.. 7b,mnf
Rsrsizsd. directly cppch,e-wbcfc all kinds OF
Tin WARE can be fnrpifh,d at the ibor:a
nc.ice, and 90 as resiousbie terms rs can be
boocht 10 this town. Conasnt attendance will
be eiven, and the imalIea fsvoss acknowledged.
. Eesror,, Dec. IS, 1901. nf IIo1
u Cath & the higheif price given
for old PEWTER and LEAD.