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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-14
Far the 1lesgadrja Daily Adoertiser.
THOUGHTS ON LOVE.

LOVE, in general fenie, is focal bencvo-
leace; whicliiirttts us to relieve the necess,ons,
aad aGih each other in che different puduits OF
life. 1t the cement and banti of iocicty. In
more refined Ggaifcation, it may be defined to
be, an inward propensity OF the foul, to pafti-
eular otle6t, whom we believe more amaabIe
taan the world in general which lnclines the
pstfou atiuared by it, TO ren5er every kind ard
tender ofies, to the party concerned. Escrgc
ncgous--ths language Of love is, perrin f.t, if
put ia competition wish the welfare pt is obie6s
Norcan the heart be truly miierab!e in zach q
cafe, ever prone 10 feek for flsppinefs, il viii
look for refoutce asaintt deipar, in the felicity
ofhe beloved perlon ). be the fouFcc Of that felc
city what il may. Thaogh light had ceafed Is
dawn on the mind the heart as1ce again LOOKS
forth, as from dark monntain, .plcaisd with The
Fun that witneG,s at lis riips, the profperity OF
its idol, and ls.s, TO rife with YET grealer fpcn-
dor. This love is the offence of every bing
pure j, dininilhes not, nor dies, till tie heart
that icacred it, afimilates wish lis native earth
There is a ipecics OF love, which originates
from knowing ourlelves beloved; bet The bals of
this being feit, which exits more or Ieis in every
ho.om, prevents lis being, the pure, uoadultefat-
ed patton Of the foul; pisss'd with he love,
tho often dftpiEag the lover, swbiIc il aaau2,es,
hut no foon:r is the love thar gave il bftb, 3foP-
potsd TO die, than il perihes allo. Sometimes
tits ma be Acknowledged TO ACT differently on
he heart, bur theo gratisode is the leading cha
raefe CT the dilpohsion. In which cafe, 1t az
nes Ill the fo!t and beautiful! colourg sof friend.
Gap, This opafates on The fouls baH qualities;
As the dew fhpok from The locks Of fiaipesus ca
the pascbel hefbage benefcent as the Ean wax.
ing creation TO life, Nor can il be lleaied, BUR
what thrre is another Fadion, too generally tanned
love; bus the zenith is nor more diaans from
the nadis, than dchye from true love; ono is q
mere corposesl appetite, the other patton Of tie
foul, pure and ceeRiaL True, perion beloved
mutt be defitable bat if there happens 10 Be
real impedimcns 80 the pof-niag lis object, 70
far from cauhng delife, il rcitrains It's impesoo
fly Their ideas cannot be ai1ocia,ed.
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Late foreign gateuigeg,re.
NETWORK, Dec. 10.

he invasion IS yet uninterrupted, -but
the spirit of preparation continues in all It's
vigour.-We observe that new disturban-
sces have broken out at the Cape of Good
Hope, and that government unable to re-
concile the soldiery Igrcat numbers Of
whogn have deserted) had sent dispatch
TO the isle Of France, TO represent the stu.
alton of the Cape to the captain general Of
that island. Provisions are so scarce at
the Cape, that the inhabitants and garrison
are put under allowances.
The Fleet on the southern station fire
land, consisting Of Is, OF 20 sail are per-
nlitted to go no more than 6 leagues from
land. In the Canton OF Berne in the ceFl-
nune of d'Auvigne, great numbers have
refused TO take an oath Of ndslity 10 the 20
vernment. In consequence Of the capture.
Of two Of the Lisbonpackets, tlle one which
is now In readiness 10 sail, has "a frigate 10
accompany her.
Ehat the British squadron under the
command. OF Sir Sidney Smith, had fell in
with 10 sail of;gun boats, and corvette
bound to the southwark; that they had de-
stroyed the gun boats and brought off the
corvette.
There was a duty of IS per barrel on all
American -four. a general embargo was
hourly expected.
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Fran the alexandria DAILY 1dvertisss.
STANZAs TO REASON.
q sbss robii su5JFviaan.

/ thoDgi,t--bps 'twas folly, alas !, Of the brain,
Ths. Reafon, one day, would return back agains
And kindly look over the af
But ifever-Ol Why are her iootfsPs 70 flow
No tine like the prefens, 10 conquer her foe
O! that the f1ess period would lar
Alasi how tperycrfe is my deainy I'LL!
All caus'd by that foe ny mod a9fsindtc viii
To sarry, might been her lnten5:
While idly lsneoting, LEI her paf by,
Nor heard her voice; my own was 70 high
And sogo ihs may aevfr rclsnt
This comes accomplishing, o. Chs, and Of MONS,
AID beiide, had promised 70 #. my gtoaasr =
But now, lis 100 lase 70 reaste-
Yet if ever ihe delgn 70 wander this way,
(Ani though Oft times inlulsed, perhaps The fiil
mays
will not the favor neg'ets.
PaILOLOGOS.
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close II With Kykdowon, a.yarr . II
rance from the mouth Of the Tsve sp0ls dis.
ing along shore, with the view Of r,5 Skull,
the naval depots in the NTaese or sihsalelnlng
An attack being Immediately resolrs sla'.--
by Sir Sidney Smith, the Aptslo sa upon
Ruby stood as far in as their drana .bpe and
ter would with safcty admit. IN OF wa.
cover the attempt. Their design. boS n
being discovered, the Dutch saiIors 9 '
whole of their fotilla on the bes, Ian the
gave the alarm tn regiment Of FrennbI and
diers stationed ii that quarter, who ~ SOL
y commenced heavy fire upon The I bar
Of our vessels, which were BY this tim soa''
preaching the shore. z few broad ,,S aP
from The Ruby and Antelope soon s;l ts'aes
the enemv's fire, and our seamen .n'ea
pleted the service on which they wer. .o''l-
without any fnrther interruption, and w @slt
out the loss Of mar, having carr;s @I'l IT,
one schuyt, and destroyed thirteen = ~ III
schuyt which had been taken, is sta,e1 ~" NC
be of very light draught of water and;
is Sir Sidney Smiths intention to bays ' - i
Immediately hsted with three 24pound car.
ronades.
1t is said ttlat the Mameluke El6 r.,
has received a notification from the R;nL.
Honorable Mr.. Secretary Yorke, that 1 /.
cannot be received at the Court Of g.
Janles's.
Government have, it is said, resolved
upon adopting some measures relative -
the Catholic Clergy CT Ireland, which. with
out infringing the principles Of federation,
are intended topreventthe influence Of thai
powerful body OF men from being preiad.
cial to the State. Ii is stated that the fact
oftheir authority over the lower orders be.
ing indisputable and granted, they will be
rendered SO irresponsible forthe use they
will make OF it, as to be liable to depriya.
ton Of the sacerdotal character, and, per-
haps, other punishment, whenever any CON-
siderable portion Of their congregation shall
be detected in seditious practices.
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This is to GIVE Notice,

9haf The lulcrliacTs Of Alexandria county, N the
d isrisi Of Colsm5ia, have obtained from the "
phsn's Coart lhefeof, letters Of adaan'tfralan Of
tas prrfonal eitate Of THoMAs BEsDLR, late OF
AZ c9u9sY 1sesQk2. All peTfOrs having claims
10 inf The fAii dcoealsd are hereby warned to ex
hiAiy the fame, With rhe vouchers 'shereot TO the
f.sllcribers, on or before The tenth day of Novem
Der next, they may othefwiie by law he excluded
from all beach, OF The faid ettase. Given under
our hassls-this 9TH day Of December, 1903.
ELIZABETf1 BEEDLE, ddm'x.
THOMAS BATES, 6am'y.
II. r. All 2esions indebted 10 The iaid Tho
mas Bsedle, are requeited to make imniediass
payment as above.
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III obedience to a Decree Of tie
CorsD Co2rt q F4iyfae, on Ire .fs9 Moa40y.
&. ia T4slssly, i Jfsir, # nof t6snexf fair day,
rv5si 5s exposed h SAX atsr fbe ts<mises, az a
ersaff ef 8, 70, ard ls mae.as:
"a TRACT OF LAND,
.cntaioing 500 acres, moEsgaged By Joilsh Wat
.foa, 70 Clarss Fiigbie, TO lecare debt owing BY
hin 20 IN Gid ssgbis this land Fonts a conh
dsrsb.s way npoathe new Tamplle road and is
lid OF in,o a anHber OF convenient lots, pan
. Of sshisa may al any tine be feen BY applyiog
sto GeoTge G.Ipin.S Negotiable nons with an
approved intoEfsr, will be requeiled for iscurirg
tie GrR payment, when deeds viii be executed.
10 the paFchalrs and fruits taken upon the proper
stY g fscurs the ether paym-ats. lemay be OBJ
fr,vs3, that en- this land there are number Of
ksu itul d.uations, we'll calculated for elegant
9eoun fy tcass, and the whale well adapted either
asIlsces Of FeGdence for isch families as might
VIII 10 retire from town IN tic fanner feason, or
TO The accommodation of tradsfncn and Iaboress
a. all times.
JAS. KEITH,
GRO GFLPlE, eea.1.gs
FRANCIS PEYTON, 49, Z
De-. 10. Gods
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LONDON, Oct. Is.

On Sunday orders were received at Ply
mouth, from the Transport Board, to pro-
videas soon as possible salt provisions and
storssof different descriptions for4 months
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public SALE,

o. Ttxzksay tie stb irstant at 10 o'el9ck IL The
,rsyrsng, @uiA Be sid al The dq0tilug bosyff
eefbs fasr / 5om0s Beeale,
Ill his Psyfonal Eaats,
cocaaing If tables. chairs, cookery ware, &C..
Gle ciosk, two carts; and TWO dsays with geers
complete, two hosles and one mich cowes, aifo
: likely negro woman, ana a ruinber Of other
II. G. MARsTELLER, Y. NJ
Dee. 2a4t.
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MedacaJ EJs65Ygclty.

The fubfcriber having appro-
priated room for an electfitying appara-
tus is applying it Co medical efes, for
the relief OF CoUT, RHEUMATISM, scRo-
pHULA, and alI CHRONIC, scoRBurIc
and PARALYTIc AFFECTIONS; oBsTaUC-
TIoNs, swELLINGs aud HARDNESS OF the
LIVER and SPLEEN, &c. DISEASES OF THE
EYES, DEAFNESS, &c. &c. In Surgery, 70
all CONTRADICTIONS, swgLLlNGs, sPRAINs
add TUMoRs. In WHITE swaLLINGs OF
the joints certain relief may be expets-
ed numbers having been reltosed to III.
uie Of the limb, in desperate cafes. Wat
ing Of Mulcles, and other accidenrs.
Astention will be Faid gratis 70 slloa
,eho 1eeait. TO ali Others a rearyaab..
charge, but no accounts kept.
Time s O'Clock in the af,ernoor.
ca: DOUGLASS, Prince aycas.
next hooie TO Nj. amss Keish, jue.
April 70. eo6f
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PHILADELPHIA, April IS.

!, Arrived, chip AmGerdam Packet, Hi.
s ssllaa. Bordeaux fshrs. Harmony, Dock.
l Raaa st. T. Andrews Hope, Lincoln,
DOa0n Sally, Miles, New York: Ann
: rsn0osk, Cofia, Savannah loop EI;za.
t0lgsr, Nantucket. ' N''A''
r.. elsaIed' ihip Ploughboy. Jones, Can
s, ~ r s0rty Second, Tyrice, Liverpool ;
s,s Molly, Adams, St. Andero fohrs'
D anl Wet, charleaon; Experimen
l0.. i's hip Hope, from London, is be-
In i's s. Hope, belongs to Poole, in Eng
, ~ = 'ailed from London the Cd March.
iIsap i haaa ihip waicc(a, captain Tate.
p,; 's'ss has arrived al the HAVANA.
a.l.,'s Sally, Bagry, from hence &c
ca. has been fpoken off Cape Dc
i.ils,sal = :, Rsescca, M'Eeeysr, Of this port,
Il. Is nS@ n Falmouth, Egg. for Libon, on
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TIE JoNozving exfral7 is taken firm an
eminent Literary Joar1al a,ev 3a6l@-
ed IN Loza0u.
AMERICAN NEWS PAPERS.
6 In America no excite has been laid
upon papers, nor has the ltamping Of newf-
papers, as yet, been reforted TO ia order TO
raife governmental revenue. The ca.
gerDefs Of the American people tor news
is infa,iable, and gszettes are .publiihed
not only in ieaports and large GOWNS, but
in alnot every village in the insesior
parts of the country. The number Of ,hefe
fleets which iiile from tie respective
prel!es once, twice, thrice and Fix times a
week, is incredible. As ulu4l, they con
tain foreign and dometic Intelligence,
lbip news and advertisements bur as
elections are very sIsqaent 10 America,
and there takes place a compel ton be-
tween tie rival Candidates, the newspa
pers are re!orted to en- lucll locations to
dilcafs their merits and dement's, when al
the political qneltions of the day are can
vsfed with wonderful keennefs and
acc'imonY ealuma3, lander, ad the
sroileit sbuis are li,ofelore exceedingly
ABUNDANT in American newfpapers, in
which the licentiouliacfs of tbs pre,s is
>a:ii:a 70 srea:es extern than in sny
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pablir Sale.

To M,rro7v, at4 0'tiaek in tie at1eruoau,
qVtA BIZ .Iela at Hszoes ant l4iAlr's
eObar1,
On a long credit for approved
negotiable notss. 10 nhds. drlt quality
S u c. A r.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
April 70.
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country in the world. The dfH.r.nt par
ties which divide the politics OF The
country, attack each ether in theie pub
LEGATIONS with unexsmp:ed afperity and
virulence. Vrnalisy, corruption, and
peculation, are common charges sgainA
public men a the mo& reputable charac-
tiers.
Cunning, duplicity, and every fpecies
OF depfaylty, ale aicfibed TO each party
by ehelf opponents-a,heitln and de:fm,
philofophlfm and iilurninatif.o, are crimes
attributed 10 one parry, who rcrorg rpca
;heir adyer(aries the charges OF bigotry,
fnpsrfition, hypocrify and prieacIat; =
10 ioreisoer who reads theis .gazestes.
ii would appear, thar the rancour ard in
tolerance OF party politics ragged with an
controulable iury, had fabyerrsd every
idea OF decency ard good manners, aud
thar the focal fate OF republican A,nsrica
was poiioned by the unbtidied aoule Of
the prels. Theie violent and irfam.nasory
publications not only Indicate the bitter
and furious lpirit of individuals, bat mult
have communicating effect on the public
mind; they mutt have an influence c.. the
people who read them, and contribute in
no ilnall degree to ioment and increaic
the unfocial and na!evolent Pallions, en-
gender holtiIity, and deltroy domefic tTar-
guilty iuch grols licentioulaels difgface
the American character, is iubyeriive CT
troe llberty, and muit, in the end, ami
hilate their political exiitence.'
Thee ops of fpices on the Hand Of
Ceylon, for the enfuing fsafon, are fatei
as follows 100000 pounds of cloves,
the amount paid to the natives for III;
fame being I5,ooo!. 100000 pounds CT
nutmegs, amount being 6a5ol. and 50,
900 pounds ofmace, ditto 5lz3l. To-
tai Cath paid to the natives for thcis FIJI
ces, z4,475l. Ultimate of the iale OF
the above ip;ces in Europe, clear Of al!
expences of freight and c;he: charges.
viz. 100000 pounds Of cloves yielding
$40, oool. 10000 pounds OF nutmegs
and mace, ditto, $50, cool. making
total of49o, oooi, itcfl.
We reeommeud 10 tke attention Of The
learned and 'ngeujoas evexy p.DEbt expert
msat naf my hbroso 6me isbf on tbe Iub-
Jea e ioaoculaiion, frtbs imbrogemsut
of the Boay Moral, /5tbat ast o9lv Baker,,
Butchers, Meal men, &c. migbt be tbe
better FIR AttAe mas;er ef fair asaliag.
W6at bafay e6eas qreaa rsjuAf 10 Jotiety,
II Clergymen zvoan be lAofAzated, 7u5ea
t6ey are oraaiued, qvitb true bief1--Law-
ycls 90a6 mfegriy, qvbsA t6y entersa
'nfo A5s co9rts-Mag;ftrates qoif6 jsnfs,
.zv6en thy moaat TIE bench and, as tbsp
cane oafm life, AIR da(hing young men,
qvit5 ,so2sE!y, and ar !lne ladies witb d
lafle 1scfny.
(NoyaN H<raN.)
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fcfRCJLAa.
~ zoe -1rfJqs and Mmafal.ass1s !. l6e
UNite9 Sizes

Unitea St4!es.
lie solicitation OF .d,tlfs and Mann-
fae1Arss, inttirufed in Philadelphia, i r
rhe perpo(e of promoting the arts and
nanufattories Of the United States, hav-
ing sslolsed TO prelent q memorial and
petition to congrels, at their next isGioo,
for the more etfettual encouragement and
protection OF domeitic indultry, seqneit OF
their brethren every where dIiPeiled, and
OF fimil4r aaoeiations, as far as lies IN
their power, TO tranlmit apfwess 10 tie
following quefions
Has your trade incresfed hnce the peace
of 1855, ia the fame proportion as the
population OF tie u. States Or Of the tate
You inhabit?
If it has not increaled in tie fame
proportion, what are the realons thar,
in your opinion, haze retarded its pro-
grsE ;
What is the proportion Of appren-
tees TO joarneymen, and OF natives
TO foreigners, In your townihip or
Ra:e?
How are apprentices taken IN your
trade, ard for what period of time !!
What has been the average of journey
mems wages for the laa feven years ; and
is il cuitonary TO work BY the piece or
by time?
Are you under the necellity Of obtain
ing any of your tools, or any other COM
raodity, manufactured or manufactured.
from foreign nation, in order TO hnllh
your goods for the market and what du-
ty do the tools OF other article. pay on
expectation
You are reqneaed aEfo to fate what
duties are impoicd on your hniChed goods
when imported into foreign pores, diitin-
goilhing ,hofe countries where they are
totally prohibited. And as it is intend
ed thar the petition requefing an altera-
ton in any law relative to the arts, Shall
be liberal and founded on reciprocity, you
will ALTO fate On what terms foreign
goods, Of the fame or fmilar manufacture
to yours are admitted into the Unlted
States, that this aHocia,ion may be ena.
bled TO fate with certainty whether tor
cign or domefic mechanical indultry re-
eeiyes the greatef encouragement and
protection from the government OF the
IJnifed States. And if any petition has
been prelensed TO congrefs from your
trade, you will pieale to inform Us what
were its Objects and what reception it met
with.
To addition to ihefe facts your opinion
will be thank fully received as TO the Kind
Of protection againf foreign competition,
that it would be nsceilary TO obtain from
congrcis.
Our views in Collecting the above IN
formation will be obvious 10 every per-
ian; it is therefore hoped, that iimi-
lar iocieties:and individuals where their
are no focie,ies, will at lpeedily as pcai5le
furniihes fuch knowledge as they may
be poaeded of, and tranfrnit il: to tie le-
cre,ary, at Philadelphia p:f baa.
The day for ballosins sor new mem.
bers, who have been previously recon
mended to the fociety will be on the ffh
monday of every month exactly at 7 O
clock at Mr.. Littlewood's.
Signed by order,
J.LITHGow,
Cocra3ayt,
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| do hereby forewarn ali per:
f'n- ffon having any kind fdcangs with pse :
" rramnllll Snsaliwood, or harbarlng ;lc,, As /
an determined TO pay no debts OF ll:r contracting.
Samy,g T.mus4 S@s.f.vs9d
April &c, =csft
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,i,,,, w. PRINTING IN all ats "a
~ executed at THIS oHcs
"Salnss and d.l9atch.
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7,be Jod1ozvmg exfra7 is taken firm an
eminent Literary JoarSal, n,ev 9a64@-
ed III LQuaou.
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RICHARD VEITCH 6 Co.
HAVE IMPORTED,
In the the hip William and John, from
London,
A few cafes Irilh Linens, a
large and handiome Election of Prints Of
the latea patterns two trunks Of elegant.
" zGorted ribbons; A, o-S and GA
plain and coloured cambria mullins, col
ton velvet, dimities, friped cotton and
cotton ho6ery, with feveral other articles
adapted to the ieaion, which they offer
for fale at their warehoufe in King areet,
on the moa realonable terms for cath, or
a ihort credit.
Nav 6. dim
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publtr 1ignDuf.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
u Io,'cl0ck, will be said al The H<adx<
Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierees and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Raifns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
a variety of DRY GOODS.
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Merieymeres, DuHliss
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Couons, Serges,
E!aficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and Ruhels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicces,
1rilh Linens, SileGa do.
Platillas,
Olnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand Ifs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Coloured Thre2Js, Hats,
Plated Caudleaicks,
And lundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
Nayla7.-
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salts bp andioll.
On WEDNESDAY,


- s,flcck, 4rilI Be josd AT tdr Ernaa<
ssr. f6e corner Of Kmg and Usisn
etsstf.
Rum in hhds. ana barrels,
WhiRey in barrels,
Apple Brady in barrels,
Gin IN caiks,
Vine in pipes and quatter caiks,
MoIaGes 10 hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Rai6ns in kegs and boxes,
Qaeen's Ware, and
Also,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Road Cloths, | Iriih Linens,
CaGmeres, Calicoes,
E.reys, Threads,
cntings, | Chintzes,
Hslhhicks, Bedticks,
T.arnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Mnllin
Negro Co,tons, Handkerchief,
Worried and other India Cottons. &c
STOCKINGS. sc.
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For Sale,

For Sale,
Philadelphia Loaf and Lump
Sugar,
Three pipes old Liibon Wine,
Pennlylyania and Swedifh Bar Iron,
One pair Barr Mill Stones, 5 feet dia-
meter,
One pair Cologne do. about s feet.
IND at The NIL,
Shorts and Bran,
Ship Stuff,
Indian Meal,
Rye Meal,
0ats,
Platter of Paris by the bulhel.
Wsl2s0m HarttAorne.
9Th Mo. 70. d
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A D 4 NJ L Y N N,
.7emellev,
OPPOSITE Mr.. MOTIFS TAVERN,
KING STREET,
HAS JUST RECEIVED
A few elegant japanned
TEA s. COFFEE URNS.


Tea Trays in letts; Tea Cad
dies; Bread Trays; Knife Trays ; Sauf-
fers and Trays, Knives and Forks PEN
knives; SciGars Gold Lockets ; Breaf
Pins; Rings Far Rings; Pearl Brace
let's; Necklaces and Neck Chains OF the
newell patterns gilt, plated and feel
mounted Swords oliver and gold Epau-
lets Dirks; Horfeman's Caps fIoi-
fers and Sword Belts Of hyperion quail
ty, with variety of
Plated and Fancy Goods.
AND A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
Gold g S5IueY Watches,
the whole of which will be fold very .ow,
Wanted,
A Journeyman Silverlmith who under
lfands the bu6nefs well, TO whom contain
employment will begiven !; or if il couE.
be made to fnit, would be taken as part
nar in the gold and iilyerfmith buGnels.
May rs. 20
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Notice

All perfons having claims a
CAN'T 8 ,hesefate of Wliliam Iriplett, OF
S = Hill, deceafed, are requeaed to
1'0g them forward for adjuament and
s : aud all thofe indebted to the
aa'e, are respectfully called upon TO make
i laa'sdiatc payment TO the Executors-it
S'ng their anxious with to cloie all the
rssS0unss, and fettlc with the legatees as
Won as poffibIe.
CHARLES LITTLE, r.,,..
GEO. TRIPLETT, - 80
March r. d
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r. G r A Y o

IN.
WILL be in New York during the LIZ
terary Fair to be held on the 10th June
orders for Books or other articles in their
line Of bnGneis left at R. y ]. Gray's
Book Store in King Street previous to the
aboyc.date will be puDttually executed.
MaysI6.
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IL A &C s.

!, have juif received few cafes of Eng
g lsl 'slt Hats, well aGorsd, and now for
S,. Wsn. HCDGSON. :
Mays d
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Jonah Thompfon and Son,
HAVE IMPORTED
In the HIPS WiAlam e jain fran Londsn,
and Unifed Stat<s fran LiVerp00l;;
Superfne Cloths and Cailimeres, Cam
brick, jaconet and book Mullins, fix
Shawls, cotton HoGery, Jeanncis, Ful-
tians, ftriped and clouded Nankeens, Cor
duroys, Velvetts and Thickfetts, Dimi.
ties, fancy Marfeilles, Wai&coating, few
ing Silks, Twia and Thread, &c. &c.
They are in daily expectation OF their
aiTortment of Hardware.
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