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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21

Ibeen seized at Calais-That -
sworn enemy to Bonaparte, some oSG ,i q
sident IN England, had landed at al, ao. e,
nient spot between Dieppe and = COVE.
with eight of his brlgands !-Tb,t , u:
followed by the landing Of Coster g. GUS y, was
Tor, and ten br;gands THAT in > y, VIC, :,
debarkation, general Pichegrue, T.a;o Iari
Armand, Gaiilard, and lean Mar l'''as,
some ether brigands, had landed ". with
contrary winds prevented others from l au1
ing who were off the coast-'rbat Caa lana
and Pichegru had arrived in Paris lo1 8e'
together, and were surrounded BY | .os
thirty brlgands, commanded by Geora ,on''
hat they had had several Intervene es ~,
general Moreau--Ihat Laiollais The WI VIVA
eipal go-between, and general Moreshp n b M,
been sel2ed, and the effects and papers sa -
2ichegru. He stated that the pur6 ms 81 81
this combination was a G9n2biracy F sa1; W
the LIE Of the First Gonsp1, and the 'a paS
ernment Of France! Fhe report read 3I ~.
Rcgnaud was signed by Regnier, c1,o ~
judge, minister Of justice. '"'
Extract 2f ktte f-ou respectable ~.
chant IN London 10 his correa5o0dent ~: ::
this to7oa, receiged BY Ute Miasypo " -
!" In consequence Of the very Short =,
ports by the two last fleets from Tama;n,
and the leeward islands, sugars have rissn
very rapidly, and are sill! on the ris. /,
is singular enough, that though the Conf.
nent is principally supplied from benc.
they are much dearer here than IN 1872
places there. From Tie small stool ~ ."
hand throrghout Europe both Of eno ~
and coffee, these articles promise to N
tain better prices than fer some time mar
they have done. -
In the Minerva, which arrived If ~,
port yesterday, from London, care e.,
sengers, the hon. Christopher Cog i aN I
and family; Mr.. and Mrs GeoH CEN
gibson, two children and servant; M,
Isaac Parker and Mr.. Charles Lowell.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21
April II.
9-e- NOTICE.

AN elcaion Tor thirteen TRUSTEES OF the
Alexandra Academy viii be held On Monday shs
AL ipiF. at II o'clock, at the Asadsmy' at
which tine and place tholc who arc legally a.
saotis.d 10 yote,, are Kqaseed to attend
Jacob Hoffman,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21
BOSTON, April Il.
UOTES FOR GOYERN01P.

The returns already received at the Sc
cretary's Office give to his excellency gov.
Strong about 5000 votes, and to the hon.
Mrs Sullivan 1900.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21
ScAjsaam, Fe5raary ~

An enbargo has JET ben laid here, on 10, I'D
Gar, Of The Frslch government, on all Gu D;,b.
ooand ihipe, % order to prevent genera w..
era l.ota a,sPos.
Mar>b 9. =,
Til. pubic curioly has been 'xcl'': ~ -, II,
litgls Gace yh2 ness OF the recent pos az -, al
confllar government, to know the feiu's' III,
to learn wb.thce he intelligence was COTE b..,
latr q.aera!s NJ reau and Pichegrd % nav :: 4
guillot;nc3. Ill fathef accoaa's o .'t =. r.
from Francc, the prelent- aoklety cam. ,t,la:>
NOV j, al! il matt be condleFaoly n''S
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21
S P r I n c c o D S.
BENNETT and WATTS

HAVE RECEIVED per the United States,
capt. Long, part of their SPRING GOODS,
ard ex2ctt the semainder per The fifit arrivals.
April 10. dot cot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21
f-ats Toretgn gnteIItgsnts.

London dates to Nafch 9, received By the
Miner0a, nriVed here yesterday.
HIS MAJESTY's INDISPOSITIoN.
Bulletin continuea-Mdych 9.
His majesty continues to go on in a "a.
vorable way.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
TO BE SOLD.

At public vsndle, at the d.veliiag hease
efClement Pierce, htc q this county.
- dec,d three nliles Belol0 .ShepAerds,s
TouDa on the river Potomac, he fell
IoIpias Property, viz: Z
HoRSES, Cows. Hogs and Sheep,
II Household and Kitchen Furniture,
q good Still Of about los gallons, and 4
number of other articles too tedious 70
mention. The sale win begin on Mon
day the 26th instant, March, al 10
o'clock. A credit Of nine months viii
be given, the purchaser 70 give bond
with approved security. Due attendance
win be given by ssv
MARY PIERCE, Admx.
CLEMENT BANKS, Admr.
Jsfefson County, March ., 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
TO BE LET

That eligible Stand jora TDern,
CITUATE In the Main Street, Mar.
- tinsburg, which has for q great rum.
Der Of years been occupied a. such. by
David Wolgamot, dec. and his Widow.
and now in the occupancy of Mr.. Jarvis
Jefries,-This property consists or 4
sommodious Dwelling House two stories
high, 4 Wen efexeellens water a de
door, . good and convsnient Kitchen,
Stable, Granary, Sheds, good Garden,
&c.Alse % let, the House next Il on
the sane lot, two stories high, with /
good cellar under itsnd . good Garden,
conveniently situated, and well adapted
fora store o. private family. "
JACOB P.HARRIS, Cuaskanlor he
Children ef SssGnsA JReleamst, DC.
harehS, 1e0A
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
FOR SALE.

/. n PLANTATION, containing 50
n acres, situate on the Pack-Horse
Road Back Greek, where James MEOW
en- formerly lived, about 12 miles from
Martinsburg, : miles from Garrards-
Town, andadjoining Jamesburg-About
$50 acres cleared, in good farming con-
dition and well fenced, the remainder
is we'll timbered there are so acres Of
good Meadow and so more may easily
DC made, there being 500 acres Of Bot
tom-Land lying On the creek-There
are on the premises, three convenient
Dwelling Houses, avery good Barn and
Stzbies, an excellent Spring House with
the water running through i !; one Of the
said Houses, from It's public situation,
would suit well for a Tavern or Store
There are three good bearing Orchards
of Apple, Peach and Cherry trees. For
fertility Of soil, advantageous situation,
and other conyeniences,: this land is
highly valuable. This place wilIbe divi-
ded into TWO or. three parts, A. NAV best
suit the purchaser. The premises win
be shewn and the terms made known by
applying TO the subscriber living thereon.
CHRISTOPHER STREcKEL.
March i6, 1904. IS S.. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
ELEcTIoN.'

.hOTIcE l. hereby RiVsn, that an
In ELECTION pfH b he'd az shs
Court Heuse IN Charles Terrn, on the
second Tuesday IL Aprii next, joy, me
pnrpose b ehsssing fsve ft pefspas % re-
present. tte Esnnty Of fefsrssa N The
General Assenbiy effhis Stafe. 13S
JOSEPH SWEARLNCEM, Sheriff.
March rs, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23

DY virtue Of q deed Of trust executed
d 20 me by James Likens, to secure Q
debt due TO Thomas Likens, win be sold
al public auction TO the highest bidder,
for Cash, two unimproyed LOTS IN
Shepherd's-T Town, ON Friday the 2sd
mat. IMaself.A IL /. =: -. ~. -
E@ JOHN MOTTER, Trustee
=zoz2 II 1870. Jer 7homas Likens.
March 10, 1904. =. y,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
faLAUGHING IS CATCHING"

e. aLAUGHING IS CATCHING.
A fat ecclesiastic, and his spiritual un-
2derstrapPsr, yulgarly yelePed clerk,
were discoursing over jug Of brown
nappy, in Eeicestershire, upon the state
Of aheir amenys in the parish---Each be-
ing obstinate as 10 his superior address
and success among the ladies, twas 6nal-
II agreed upon By both parties, 20 settle
the point in dispute on the approaching
Sunday, when they were TO take their
official stations much earlier than usual,
in order to ascertain, bysigns, as the Ia
dies came into the church, those they
had kissed. & - ! W " So. ~ 8 -
Whenthe VrcAR's favorites came, he.
was 10 lean over the pulpit and cry quod-
N Whsn the CLERK'S favorites came, he
WAS TO look up n the VIC An, and cry gaid.
This material point being adjusted,
The day came, and the first who entered
was the squire lady-Here the VIcAR
exercised his lungs and roared-guod
After her came . tallow-chandler's la
dy, from the town alluded to. : $....Z
The VIcAR, again triumphant, eja-
eulaeed- -. .~
Now came the VIcAR,s wife who was
considered by al her neighbours As the
eldest daughter Of purify >,.-.s ...
Here the cLERK, turning up his eyes
z sarcastically towards the VICAR, pro-
nouneed audibly-guid n. *
& II cannot be-, whispered the aston
ished GAR "A. true bill upon INV
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
Great Bargains a
NoW-To BE HAD. -
The Subscriber no.D efers far sale, a
. = very hdndsome and extensive
assortment Of. So & -. T.
Dry Goods: and
Groceries,

The particulars Of which are too hume.
rous to mention, MI of which he 10 now
selling at the most reduced prices that
goods can be sold for in this part Of the
country. He solicits all his friends and
old customers to the co.partnership of
p. -Nadenbousch, g Co. not to pass by
him, for he assures them, and the public
in general, that every step shall be taken
to give them satisfaction in trade.-Ehe
subscriber also begs leave to return his
unfcigned thanks to all those who have
contributed TO his support, while doing
business Tor the co-par,neIship Of r Ma.
denbonsch, s. Go. and hopes, tina. having
now commenced business on his own aee
count, he will not be deserted By them,
so long rs he shall merit their custom.
n. Il. All accounts due to the con-
Germ Of r. NadsWbousca, g Go. are paya-
bic to the subscriber, as dissolution has
taken place, he therefore flatters himself
that all those who are in any wise in
debted, will come forward and discharge
their respective accounts Immediately
It is his wish that the reasonabieness of
this request viii be attended to, As no,
longer Indulgence can be given. - -
rs Usual, 49,. 49,.
The highest ptice is given in Cash for
Merehantable WaEAr, Rrk, Coax,
OATS, or FLAx-SEED, -
By tie Ps6Eek's e6edienhf and
-...- Hunibie xerp0ae, $3.50.
PHILIP NADENBoUscH.
Martinsbarg. March s, 1904.
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MART1NSBURG, Bertelty County,
KEgiaid; Printed md pubLshed b.
J0HN ALBUR IT'S.
TRAM. o. rar INTELLIGENcRR

The price effhis Paper Is fspo dollars
per AMMAN, one doildypayabIe al ihe time
Of subscribing, and one Sphen the year
expires. Disfaat sabscribers eeg Jor fhe
whole gear In aapanee. The tsice or
Advertisements, 10 nen-subscyi5ers, 8
one. dollar PER square .tey three veeks
insertion, and Jos tentinna,sce gf1rs skas
time IS cents PER sveek Sabscri5eys .silf'
csstinhfse yeceiue q redi.cfioa d eas-I aursk
s,i their 0lSsrtias sisis.--
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Berkeley County. IS. -
4 - y a. Eehrl,arv Court

Berkeiey County, IS.
s. 4 ebruary Court, 1904
Jacob Davis, Complainant,
~ = a. xsa AGAINST .....
Thomas Embley, son and heir at law Of
f. Thomas Embley, decd. --.--
>. . = sess> IL s.. IN cHANCERT.
THIS day came the Complainant BY his
Counsel, and appearing to the Court
that the Defendant Is not an inhabitant Of
this Commonwealth, il: is ordered that
the Defendant do appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in May
next, 20 answer the Complainant's bill,
and that copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted IN the Berkeley and Jefier-
son IntsIligencer and continued for two
months success:vsly, and also be posted
mp for two months successfully at the
door ofthe Court House Of this County.
: A Copy. = !. =,
DAvIDHuNTER. C.. >. {.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
Ber1eley County, IS. "
/. February Court, 1904.
William Hill, Complainant.

against = --.------. ~
John Thornton, Augustine Washing
: ton and Samuel Washington, heirs Of
Thornton Washington, decd, John
i Bate and James Snally Bate, Def'ts
T. .,.r#s & - IsCHANCERY.
THE Defendants, John Thornton, Au-
justine Washington and Samuel WASH
ington, heirs Of Thornton Washington,
deed. John Bate and James Smaily
Bate, not having entered their appear
ance agreeable 70 an actof Assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and ii appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Court, that
they are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth, on the motion Of the complain.
ant BY his Counsel, il Is ordered that the
said defendants do appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in
May next, 70 answer the bin Of the com..
plainant, and that . copy Of this order
be Forthwith inserted in the Berkeley.
and Jefferson Intelligencer, for two,
mouths successfully, and published 1t
The door ofthe Court House 9th said
County. u
A Copy.
Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, 9. J. I.
j d
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
PUBIic SALE.

Willie soid at public sale, s9sFriday ths
: SOFA inst. at tie sEbscri6erss house in
MartinsbnyR, Xii III,
TTORSES, Feather Beds and Bed
II Furniture, Bed Steads, Desks, Blu
reaus, Tables, Chairs, and = great yari-
etyof Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Three months credit win be given, the
purchaser 10 givebond with approved Sc
curity. S. ~ :. :, FL
E JOHN ROBINSON. .
Martinsburg, March l6, 1904. !. .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
EAPERoR.

- ~ rs-Er r6"1ENCMS 55~z=r+. 5--Iz~4-f4z
a BEAUTIFUL bay, 1shands high,
IA and 9 years old, will stand the 3
FIRST days in each week At the subscribers
stable . miles from Martinsburg, and
four from the Sulphur Spring, at the
mansion place Of James Strobe, decd,
and the 3last days in the week At Samuel
Blackmore's Tavern III Buckles Town,
and cover mares 1t the moderate price OF
-four dollars each, sevendollars to insure
q foal (ifthe mare il parted with to be.
Forfeited, ormay be re-entered by the
season. and one dollar and an half the
leap, the money 10 be paid for the leap
when the mare Is put to the horse.
EMPEROR was got by Col. Bur-
Wells noted horse Emperor, his dam by.
Gen. lanes Ranger, his grand dam BY
the imported horse Old Marx Anthony.
The season win commence the 1st of AZ
pril, and end the list Of July. Payment
TO be made on or before the list Of Octo-
Der next. Pasture viii be furnished for
mares that come from distance, but I
win not be answerable for accidents or
ZEPHANIhH BEALL.
March Q, 1904. = :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23

ON REcHES.
BOAST NOT 70 me Peruvian Or,
Nor LSromandel' p giosyiag stere,
Where richer germ ore found:
The dies ej sthese Dat specioiis shorvi
So nafsre fiought, 1pkeR deep beio1v &
Shehid them under gsoand. u.
Though belish'd fine " soiis efart,
Sdv ca1ike briil;0nt 6idxe issbart j
Tie vivid glesr Of hcaifh Z s
o. Bid, suken ease NJ longer chasnrs,
The bosom beat % jeyss alarms 2
Then leii sgkat i .vsaith : -.
on! san. when Ger The couch ne bend,
W1l@redroops some dear departing friend,
Can Ipsalth lis fight delayf - -
or when the sparl 81 hoe 4 fed,
Despair stiu lowering near ifs head, !
Can spealth reUive the ciay ~ =
What nature asis i.dtedis anal;
AEtiir com pass circles az y
Those Waats that gold sntbEes. s.
Bur, trace the wanfs Of mind IN man,
szis then goa'H find tks bona,dIess plan J
E:xsends % distant skies. y
One oniy substitute below, sstss &
And al how jfrp he biessiags ki,o1U,
10 b beiso,d and hug!
EorsMe, Ills love that gives deEghs
IL regions sDhers, 'midsf parer hght =
Superior beings move. q ye
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
PRINTING.

In allits varietS executed II this Oiice
With correctness and expedition.
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Three Volumes Of the
DOMESTIC ENCYCLOPEDIA.
are received and ready for delivery 10
Sabscribersat the Intelligencer Ofice.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03
COMMUNICATION.

10 avoid the fock, which fome other banks
nave ipllt upon, 1t is obferved in the ENQUIRER
OF the 22d. ut. that the Directors have no other
recourie than the one, which the bank of England
retorted to, viz. refufal to ifIue any gold and
ilver until the exigency of the moment fhall
have expired" BY this fuppoie it is to be I'M
dertood, that the bank notes to be i1ued are
not to be made payable on demand, but on a
dltant day beyond that aligned for the payment
OF the iecond inftalment. A paragraph in
SMITHS Wealth of Nations is quoted to prove,
now hazardous it will be for the firit lixty days
to be very extenlive in difcounts.
The whole of this appears to me falIaciou,.
Nc tnch ccFifeti;ieuce5 viii rcitrit from the pre-
miles, neither will the proceedings of the bank
OF Ayr apply to the practice, which the
Directors of the bank of Virginia are bound to
purdue. They will have no favorites to be in
dulged with cath accounts, unlimited as to time
OF payment or amount. 1t is prefumed that no
man let his character or pretentions be what they
may, will have the influence to draw from the
bank Jingle dollar without frt depoftine n
iufhcient pledge to enfure payment at the end
of iixty days at fartheft. Can the bank be the
poorer for giving one thing for another of more
than equal value? Will it not always receive
one hundred dollars for every ninety-nine they
part with IF this proves to be fact, and il can
"Ot w uS"ICu, eau tnS capital DC dlrnlniihtu by
exteniIve dilcountS For on every hundred
dollars dfcounted the bank gains one in
fpecie, therefore, the more exteniive the
difcounts are, the more will the aecumulati-
on of fpecie in the bank be, until a di-
yidend takes place for it is to be UNDERWOOD
that all the expences of the bank, as we'll as the
dividends may be paid in fpecie without touch h.
ing cent of the capital flock. 1t Is no bufncfs
of the Directors of the bank to find money
or even bank notes to pay the dfcounts with
This will be found on experience to be the duty
of the debtor, who gets his note difcounted, and
at the end OF so days, when he comes TO take UP
his note, he mufl of neccfity bring with him
one dollar in every hundred in fpecie, in additi-
on to the ninety-nine he carried away, to enable
him to lift his note. From this view Of the cafs
is it not evident that it will require every dollar
isiued In bank notes, together with one dollar
lin fpecie, for every hnety.nine in notes, to en-.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03

able the debtor (who had his note dif,cuns.,ll
to comply with this contract How then v >,
DC polble for the ilareholder TO draw from, ,h,.
bank that money which they will have to pay il,
rs their fecond inftalment, in virtue of a tender
OF b1nk notes when it evidently appears that
the dealers in the bank will require every note in
circulation to take up their own paper with
Yet there is no doubt but in the courts. of trade.
many of thofe bank notes will fall into The
hands OF the iharehoders, and NAV in a FINAL
degree facilitate the payment of their fecond IN
talment. But it is to be remembered that for
every dollar in bank notes brought TO the bank
ny ihareholders as payment, TO many more dol
lars IN fPecie mutt of neceflity be- ALTO brought
IN by the other debtors of the bank in lien there
OF, to enable them to lift their own difcoun,ed
notes. Therefore, if the fharebo,ders bv the
circulation of bank notes are enabled to draw
money from the bank to pay up their tiibfcrip-
tions with, they need not be envied either nv the
directors of the bank or other individuals. in as
much as the whole of the money that it will be
poihble for them to obtain in this wav, will be
immediately replaced by the merchants il, ia
KING up their notes : unlefs it ihoHid be the
p'eaiure of the directors to accept renewal of
Inch notes, which | fuppoGe will be the fact. un
III they get into circulation the full amount of
their paper allowed by law.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03

fubmiliion, your memorialifs beg leave to flg-
geit. on this occaiion, that, as the United Safes
render juftice to all other nations and people,
equity requires, and the relations exiting with
the citizens, call upon the government to de-
mand for them compensation for captures
made by privateers, whether under French or
Spanifh colors, if fitted out or condemned i'm any
Spanilh port, in like manner as the United
States have done in a fimilar cafe, for all Anne
rican property feized in any Spanfh colony
which had been permitted to be imported there
in by the government of the colony for all de-
tentions of American veiIels i'm Spanifh ports or
colonies, and freights and demuragcs loft by
any interference or prohibition of the colonial
or local government, for all imprefments of
American citizens under any unjuf pretence
whatever:
That your memorialits, in common with
their government and fellow citizens feel the
force, and confefs the fact and Gncerity of the
declaration, that Z" no nation can too highly
prize the value and prefervation of peace, but
that one object ihould be fill dearer to us-our
national independence :" that heavily as your
memorialifts have felt the hand which has inva-
ded it, they rely on the wifdom and firmnefs of
the government of the United States to obtain
their adequate redrefs, 70 long and 70 cruelty
delayed, piedging themfelves that if negocia-
tons fail for that purpofe, they will with their
lives and fortunes, fupport whatever meafures
the government of the u. States may adopt, to
maintain its honor, independence and future
fecu,ity, and to obtain fatisfatfion and fuitablc
redreis for thofe aggravated wrongs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03
AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
FOR SALE-IN ALBEMAPLE.

HE Snils,ibcs gl,s /o, als, hat vahnabs aziLieI.
y imfroUa Farm, on 7cJieb be at Dre'snf ,ejf1tt
Tboye are 215 IF iand 7obic6 aor bs folSs of
CIeyIor9e, IN is 7Obos extent. TIE Improvement are
Varon and eogfd,abie, and eaieSstrS oy Earpe and
ge0ieei Eamiiy De daOeihng bogt being ~ 6y % Ecf
Tbh fat has uniformity been eogdeyed Of HE s7os
dJiydhe mbe Ubpe, country.
n grjq-miN advrhtageoGy .Efnafcd, bas lately brsn
rytied on Hr5rcnytt, tie dam IF zOLb is 6gih efeoe.
Coafigpop5 The mW and adjoiaizg fbs frqt7 Of lird
large djahyy ba aIo LTsa 1qabLjGed; tie bonJS SO By
33 Jc IL mill foaej a1dtbe 7raer, 1vbieb IL ,eua,i-
ably eoo, btoagbf IN pips aqdr gyoVad, Bpt 7aH dir
faaeefo @e bogf. TIE daHery. hgei5e, 7cj6 bs liant
a7arvnd 7oJss bsffS 6P quality, a@ay be bad 1oib ne
fJg 0esfioaeifyoa.
Pyep9fhoqs BY letter or ofJe,zf, 7oW BE- diy attend
10 and reoeving barf gf fbe Prize Nsgr,S, Clh
Baat5aoet, Ppbis SsfHys, good Boad asiad bsfrBs
nile 7ViY be made 10 The bpyebr, oA great aeeonsrou-
lion givea fer Bs hataaee, baoiqy HJaija o-iy ep,el
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DUNSMURE 81 TURNER
SALES AT AUCTION.

*i'sovr RESERVE, APPROVED No7Es Ar 2 IND q
koNfRs.
HE SHsfri6rrs zpW Begin TO Eln, on 7UESDAY,
he l6tb day Of Ot7Otr assi, a Ssry large and az
ira6is aDoytneat Of
DRT GOODS AMONG HHIcH ARE:
S'trt1e, i'm: and eoa5if CLOTH and CaETnperes,
Cbi"fzet, CaiieOss ard India Cotton,
A1er and 7oonvea's t, thread, cotton q 4ce,Red Bo,
1datfeiles, D;,riiis and 1rans
BO0ab0zetts, DrrantJ and HIiayOyes,
6zea,, Ladies and Cbildyen,s HAITI,
Laar' extra long and Port FIX and lid Gios,es,
Ba1daa"a', eotfo" a~d fit Huff. and SJa7vl,,
n 0pef complete aDoytwsut of Cufl-ry
HardrVare, and Plated GOods, ty'e. tSe. &C.
~ 7br (aA rOiH be continued fran day to day, until
tbe rpboie are IoH
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