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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-24
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&C..
Gsntiausd.
Lissofshe persoas employed by his catholic
5. majesty, who are TO deparsas soon a.
their business shall be terminated.
Admin;stratioa effhe siugg's revenue
Don. Tohn Ventura Morales; paymaster
general Of the army, late intendant pre-
sempore, in this province;
5 2 Don Gilbert Leonard treasury OF the ar
my, late paymaster general, pro senPore
ii the said province
. Don Manuel Armirez, treasurer pro
scmpore
4 Doa Cayetano Valley, secretary OF the
intendancy;
Don Francis Arroyo, destined by royal
order for norto-Rico;
IS Don Joseph, Rueda. who IS TO 80 20
CampeChe.
E.issen, House.
Dor Joseph Anthony de Hoa, admins.
TRAITOR
Don Anthony Morales, treasurer;
Don Manuel Toledano. othcer OF the
guard Of the custom-house.
Royal Hospital.
Don Joseph Trussas, Surgeon, who has
order of the king TO retire into Pensaco-
la.
Surveyor General
Don Charles Trudeau.
n DON ADV. LOPEZ ARMEsTe,
Secretary to the commission.
Nrws ORLEANS,
3osh July, 1885.
Il do certify the above translation.
MOREAU LISLEY,
Interpreter.
Z A list of sAffcsrs an his Catholic AaJsstys
serpice. zvho are to depart Immediately af-
s .,r hau;nc terminated their business.
oFFN.EPS WHO BELONGED TO THE
LATE. STAFF At THIS PLACE.
Town major lieut.. col. don Giloerto Gulf-
lesnare. who is on the point of gong to
Pensacola;
Adiatant captain Heary Menszinger.
who is ordered to go to the said
OFFICERS or The REGIMENT OF
LOUISIANA.
Captains.
Lieut.. COL don lemon Tru-1 They ought
dean, tohave join
don Egnatius De-. ed their
limo, corps and
don. Joseph lie for not hav-
Blanc, ingye, done
don John Las itare expos.
size, cd TO lose
don Feliz Tru their COM
saeau, missions.
Militia.
Captain; don Lewis de Clone:, late COM
nander Of the same.
So Arnsy.
Lieut.. COL; don Peter Rosseau, who has
solicited his retreat.
Capt. dsn Henry Peyroux.
Posts.
Don Peter Martin, late administrators of the
same.
ANDREW LOPEZ ARMEsFo.
NV ORLEANS,
July Soth, 1905.
do certify the above translation.
MORE Al LISLEY,
Interpreter.
List Of the retired o6scers, and Of other per-
sons employed ia the service OF ms cath0'
he MAJESTY, zvhs remain in this province,
IN order to settle their business, or on ac-
sount Of their old age or nsaal i'51frnsi-
s ties.
Hon Nicholas J ID Annoy, colonel of the
royal corpse of artillery;
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AFFIDAVIT No. 8.

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borne off the said Samuel Kemper, andh
saw them no more.
(Signee)
Jas. f,ATTA.
Subscribed and Sworn 10 before me. this
Sd of September.
s(Signed)
JOSHUA BAKER.
justice efthe Peace,
AFFIDAVIT No.
W1LKrHsoN CouNTY, Mississippi Terri,
tory.
Personally appeared before ne, enc OF
the justices of the peace, for said county,
John Atkinson, Henry Ganaheart, Richard
Richardson and John Whitaker, who be-
ing duly sworn according to law, on their
oaths depose. That on the night of the Sd
September 1905, being at the house of Ma
than Kemper, in the vicinity of Pinckney.
vile, between the hours of II and 70, they
heard some persen hail the house, and on
being asked two or three times who they
were, they stedfassly affirmed it was cap
tain Abrams. Immediately afterwards
they opened the door, which swung on the
inside Of the house, and wss fastened by
a string onthe inside = Immediately on this
Reuben Kemper appeared to be only at that
moment awakened from bis sleep, asked
who was there when they Immediately
seized him, dragged him out of the house,
with dSh rad c hd 81 3fffsf luBSn ssiag him very much
Almost at the same time they dragged
Nathan Kempker from the bed wherein he
lay with his wife, and tied him also, but
did not beat himss much as they did Reu-:
ben. Said Na,han Kempsr requesting 10
see hIs wife, was refused in very rough
language; she likewise was refused ia her
request OF seeing her husband.
On Nathan Kempei's asking wha. they
had done TO merit such treatment, was an.
swered God damn you have ruined our
country, which he, Atkinson, believes TO be
the American territories Of Spain. That
the said Nathan Kemper's wife received
considerable injury from The violence of
these men, who all appeared armed with
guns, pistols, or Clubs. That in the act of
conilning the above TWO men, they cooked
and unlocked their guns great many
times, and ordered every man in the house
TO tell his name, and kept strict guard
at both the doors of the house, and would |
not adsnlt OF any cue of the family, or any /
one that did no. belong 30 their party pass
ing and repassiag, as they frequently prs.
sented thsir guns cooked, and said thsyi
would blow the frs. one through who at |
tempted 10 oppose them. ----- That they
then gave regliaT military word, FOR ward
march, and at the second word of com.
mand they proceeded on their way, s. bore
OH both Rseben and Nathan Kemper.
hat the iuext morning they saw aconsid-
cradle quantity OF blood apparently issuing
from the wounds ofReuben Kemper.
(Signed)
JOIN ATKINSON
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Lissof Che persoas employed by his catholic
majesty, who are TO deparsa as soon a.
their business shall be terminated.
.Adim;n;strotion s,fthe kiag's revenue
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IS d g u ii. e N rs

Accompanying message from The President
sf the United States = Comprising at tssA
isngth, aHthe papsrs not previously 'rserf.
90 IN toe National Insslligsnssr.
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List efthe retired odicers, and Of other per-
sons employed IN the serOiee ct ms cotho'
lie majesty, zvhs remain in this province,
IN order to settle their business, or on &C.
tount Of their old age or usnal i'5frmi-
IS ties.
Hon Nicholas ID Annoy, colonel of the
royal eorps'of artillery;
. Don Manuel Perez, lieut. celenel;
Don Peter Fayros, lieut.. col. and captain
of greuadisrs, with a royal permission
foftwe years)
4 Don Manuel Pansas,
Don Francis Rivas,
!. 6 Dem Jaseph Barmonde, { Captains.
q Don William Dupare,
Don Lewis Tudice. Lieuts. with the
20 Don Stephen Lamo- Sgrade of cap
randier, 0tains.
10 Don Charles Morans, adjusant general
of militia;
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(Con. Co,tra7t. J
From a Landon paper Of april 3.

JoHN WALTHo, for letting FIRE to barn at
Aru1,.age, in Stafodhife, was executed on
saturday Taft, in front of the county gaol.
Waltho lived a iervsns with Mr.. Henney, OF
Armitage, in the year 1889, and owing TO his
repes,ed negligence foa was killed in the fla.
bic when his fervice expired, Mr.. Henney
topped 81. out Of his wages on that account
WAl,ho frequently uttered exfreilions indicative
Of revsngc tor this and on the night the crime
was committed he was fcen in various places
going and returning from the barn with lighted
candle in lanthorn, though clear moonlight
night. The very moment after he had done this
act, he fed from that pare of the country, AID
an interval of nearly fifteen years elapfed previ-
Gus to his return into it. His a!moR iirit aet
afterwards was to go TO his former mater, and
demand the 81. which had been retained by him.
Mr.. Fl. defred him to fit down, and fent for a
conRable, who took him into cuaody. From
the evidence adduced at the trial, not doubt
ofhis guilt could be entertained and the learned
Judge, in pafhng the fcntence of death, obferved,
that in great crimes, though the perfon commit.
ting them might for moment elude the vigilance
Of juaice, yet an everything Providence, in the
end, generally led him, by fomc indifcrces aa
or other, to betray himfclf, and meet that pu.
nifhment he had long meri,ed. The prifoner,
hnce his condemnation, had eyinced much peai.
tence.
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PEACH TREES.
A FEMALE.

Observing an article relative to this tree
in the farmers Repository, thought it
might be oe service to some persons, who
have leisure and opportunity to make the
experiment, which the writer was informed
was an efectnal Preservative.
Make boxes around your trees about one
foot in height, and in capacity, exclusive of
the tree, to hold peck, fill this in with
the bark taken from IAN watts, pressing it a
little together, and your trees will remain
free from worms AROUND the roots, which
are so destructive to trees, as it is found
that worms will not inhabit this bark if e.
yer so old.
(Con. Couraat.
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JAMES. ELLIOT.
From the WEEKLY WANDEREa.

lNr. Printer,
would beg leave, through the medi-
um of your paper, to- solicit my brother
farmers, to make use of their ashes on
their corn land, instead of selling them
70 the merchants for twelve cents bushei.
| will warrant them As cents bushei clear
of all expence, ifrighaly managed. The me-
thod is this:
When your corn first comes out ofthe
ground. put one half pint of ashes around
the bill, if your ashes arenot good put the
more. In conversation with "a venerable
old gentleman the other day on the SUBJ
iecthe assured me that he had made use
of ashes in this way for many years past,
and had never failed Of having one bush
81 of corn extraordinary for every bushef
. Of ashes. 1t is the opinion of some men,
that half pint of good ashes is rather
too much for hill, but this must be left
TO he discretion of The farmer. am Sea-
sible it is not customary to pay much at.
tentiou 10 what is read In newspapers, but
my Brother farmers let Us try one bushel
this year and if it has the desired effect,
we shall be rewarded for our trouble, and
can wenaGord to try the experiment another
year.
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A FARMER.
From the CBultimore american.

1Mess,s. Pschin 81 Fraley,
With understandable pleasure. ] read, doc
sor Brevitts's observations on the black
Derry leaf. have long had an ardent de.
sire topublish to the world the virtues of
the root of the same briar. If he means the
low running blackberry, by some called
dewberry, can add, as farther proof OF
lis efficacy, that was cured by it Of
violent dyseatary, after being abandon.
&c by the most celebrated physicians in
New York. My brother who with anxious.
sollcitade, watched his apparent dying sis
ter, and hearing her complaint. IN avoice
scarcely andiable, of the cruelty OF being
abandoned by the faculty replied, witty Joy
illumiulng his countenance g have this
moment recotlected a sovereign remedy,
and ore wherein the pride of the faculty
was nor little humbed. You are not ig
aorant my dear sister, that my youthful
days were devoted to the service of my
country. There was time in the army
when The dysentary prevailed to such Ter.
rible degree. that nothing could be heard
but the distresses of the sick, or the groans
of the dying. The physicians tried their
skill IN vain. At length there passed by
an old sqnaw, who demanded to know the
complaint. After being informed she wept
for the ignorance of the learned physician
and taking him ty the hand, Showed him
he low running blackberry or lewberry
Of the roots of which she made a strong
decoetion or tea, and caused the patients
|, 60 drink three teacups full, milk warm, 4
during the operation to drink plentiful of
water, Git operates in this complaint as a
gentle purge-) All who drank ofltrecover-
ed. Give me to drink of it also pray you
my dear brother said l. In haste 1t was pre-
pared & in hcurs after taking ofitthr na-
ture of the ermplaint was entirely change d,
aud recovered after afew days to the as
constituent of all the neighborhood, who
were in hourly expectation of my death.
Some time after residing in Charleston,
S. Ca methodist minister called on me
and Informed me with tears in his eyes
that hrs little daughter lar very sick with
the dyseneery, aud the more physic she
took the worse she seemed to get; and he
like wise added that he had buried a little
daughter of the same age and with the
same complaint some years past. Ipre.
scribed a tea cup full of the strong decoc.i.
| on of the root of the low blackberry, the
| effect was similar to that taken by myself
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some degree ofhonest pride on the nature
{ Of the charges brought against me. 90
NOT here stand accused of venality or me-
slee. Of duty. It is not said that, in the h.,
period Of my service, l have in a single
Instance, sacrificed the slighsess OF youl
interests 10 my ambition or fortune. r IS
not alledeed, thatto CRAFTY any anger or
revenge Of my own, or my party, 1 nave
had share in wronging or depressing any
one man Of nv description No ,ils
cha against me are all Of one kiad' that
| have pushed the general principles OF ge'
neral justice and 6rneyo'ence 100 far, far
ther thaa a cantious policy would warrant
aud farther than the opinions OF many many
would go with me. In every accident
which may happen through life, IN PAIN,
in sorrow, in depression aud distress {
will think of this accusation and be cona-
''l'e'' JAMES ELLIOT.
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- ,e1oyered ID s,iolt time tosthe great
low of her worthy parents. :.
I1esided afterwards, in New England
and took fancy to a charming little ooy'
If one of my INDECENT neigh5ors, who 10,
dnlced me with the company of the child
frequently at nv house, for days and
weeks together, and having at one period
missed him for week, it Led. me partlcu'
larly to enquire for him, when was III
formed that he was buried that morning
with one of his sisters, and that the third:
and only surviving child lay almost expir-
IMP with,the same complaint, the dysente-
nv; | flew to the house OF sorrow and OF
death, in order 10 saws one child if possible
when to my surprise found my tavo-
rite boy still living, although very sick ;
his two little sisters had been buried that
morning. demanded Of the mother who
their physician was, and whether he pur-
sued the same course of medicine with, this
child as with the two others that had died
She answered that he did to her certain
knowledge. Does your child grow worse
or better I. grows worse and worse t-s
same as the other children did, replied the
mother. Why thenin the name otcommon
sense, does he not try some other means
I then demanded the situation OF the
two children previous to their death, and
was told that they swelled very much, even
to have the appearance of almost bursting.
then observed my little favorite more ats
,entively, when discovered his hands
and feet were very much swelled. Shew
me the medicine, said l., almost frantic
with grief and fear. When, behold, It
was callomel concealed my feelings
from the mother, but privately threw the
callomel into the FIRE, for fear she should
administer it duriag the time that was
gone in search of the physician. l could
not find him; and as there was no time to
be lost, took the liberty to wress the dear
little boy from the jaws of death, without
his leave. by giving him the strong tea
made of the root of the running blackber-
.ry, and afterwards, dose of gentle ply
sic, to carry off the effects of the callomel
from the system, for which deed the quark
has never forgiven me.
At another time, as I was journeying
with my family through small village in
New. England, called at house where
there was young lad in bed very sick with
the dysentery: | directed the mother to
prepare the tea as above and give him two
,eaoups full, which was done; and SO pleas
ing and unexpected was the cure, that the
lad was sent by his mother to return me
thanks at my owa house, in less than two
weeks, although at the distance Of six
miles.
A FEMALE.
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NEW YORK, tune ,

Yesterday arrived stthis Fort, i. !,
tish packet Prince Adolphus, cam s' =
from Falmouth, via Halifax, VIZ, =
May mail. She brings no news.
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Advertisement.

jill be fold, to tho bigheR bidder, on We'd
~ nefday the 10th day Of April next, in the
town OF Carterfville. before John Jordan tavern
door. all the HOUSEHOLD y KITCHEN
FOFNl7URE belonging to- the eAase of JeiIe
Jordan. dee.--A eredie until The a5,h day Of De
eember nexs will be allowed the purehsers Tor all
iums over ten dollars, giving bond and approx ed
iesnrts 20 bear nterei from the day of fIe ii not
nunetusiiy paid. It expected that oil thofc who
have any claims sgainff the enate will make them
known by the day of fale aud fhofe indebted to
the laid eiiate nun blame flsnieIyes If fu;ts are
brought againft them. as long indulgence has al.
ready heen given
-. LUTD HoPxINs, .dd,r'r.
18th March. r8os. az.
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Lands, Lots d. Tenemenfs,

VT s"cn part OF them as may be necessary 10 pay
the said debt and interest, with the charges and
expense Of sale.
An estate or plantation, in the county Gooob.
iAnd, called COLES, containing by estima,ior
i'tleen hundred acres, be the same more or less
I.ing on the waters Of Byrd creek, and purcbas.
ca by the said David Ross of the reprcsen,a,;vs.
OF amss Cole. of William Cole and lohn Hughes
and adloiniog the lands of Richard Adams and
samuel Richardson, according to It's known, bo,n-
aa.ss as helt by the said David Ross Also. the
in'os'ng i,o's inthe town of Columbia. F,uv,n.
IA coi'nfy, to wit: Lot No. s.. on which The
warehouse is built No. IS, ON which IS = s,oys-
house. now or late in fhe occupation Of Iohn
Forbes No. "a. now or lare in HE occuna,;on of
J s,ro'her No rs. now or late in the oecuna.
tion of Mrs P,icc
The sale will tal,c place at John Napier's "a.
yern, IN the town Of Columbia, on Thursday The
.2Sth day of nexr month and the lands ana ,ene.
mems aforesaid. viii be set up in thar o, der which
shai' appear best TO sui' the purchasers and mos,
benehc iai 10 the par'es concerned.
JOHN WfCKHAM \
BEN MOSBY, T,us,ees
GEE, GREENHoW. s
February IS. 1905 ,ds
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tlY virtue OF deed OF trust execu-
:s.-s ted to the fubferibers. by JeSeph Akin. of
the county oil cteaerfeld. for the purpcfe of Re
curing debt due 70 capt Daniel Woodbridge.
Tor the fun OF orc hundred and three mounds j;x
teen fhillingsaDd ght pence. with intereii .here
on from the 6rit day Of June, one thouland eight
hundred and four. and the eroenses attending
the execution of this truff VIII be Sold, 70 the
higheh bidder, for ready money. at MIR. Mellon
Flcurney's Tavern, Saturday the thir,,e;h of
this infant. TWO NEGRO MEN, viz. Ton,
ard Notes. mentioned in the faid deed OF trun
r. 8al HAsk ms, }rsuass.
March nth. 1905. a..
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UN away from the subscriber on Friday the
~, ~ I'd OF last month, negro man named
JESS, about IS or % years old. of a very yellow
complexion. and has very bushy head of hair I;
ne IS about tee, or inches high and very
ven made He has wife at VIM Powei's OF
S"noeriand county and is very we'll known in
thar neighbourhood and in the neighbourhood of
New Canton Formerly the property of Waiter
IRVINE of New Cantonl; IespeAhe will attempt
10 pass as freeman and try TO get our of this
state by water do therefore forewarn allmasA
ters OF vessels, and all other persons from har-
boring or carrying out os this state the said slave
at Their peril. Any person delivering him to me
IN Kucknsham county near the new store, or Sc :
curing h'm,so that get him again, shall receive
'he above reward exclusive of what the law al
lows. s. DRlIRY cur DERS
March 9TH. 1905. sw
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

'T'Hs Shareholders are hereby notified, that the
fourth inssalfnent will become due on Friday
the 6thof April, and will be received at the Bank.
and at the Offices of Discount and Deposit 1t
Norfolk. Petersburg aud Frederieksburg Ger
thcstes OF Stock Will after ilias day be issued on
application at the Bank.
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0'HE.su5seriber purposing no ered some Bsicl,
buildings nthe Marker Square Ill the course
OF the present year inviIes proposals from under
takersunti the middle of April nexr the p an Of
said buildings and the mode of pas ment win be
made known on application.
JOHN SEABROOK.
1ftb March 1905. tina !.
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Ubber Abbomallox Combeny.

==>-
Tn pursuance Of an order the Trustees ut their
last meeting. the 18th Sept. lSo4--svi.l he
SOLD. mlowell's Tavern. in Petersburg, me
18Th day of April next, ALL SH ARES OF the
FIRST subscription on which balauee may be due
at thar tIrnc, without DISCRIMINATION.
r. PRIDE, OK. Z Receiver.
9th March. 1905. ids
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lie subscriber wishes to sell for
SASH on credit til the frs, day of January
7sro Brick ,7cuements,
ADJOINING the house of Mr. benjamin. Mosby.
JOHN PENDLEToN.
Gity Of Richmond, Nor. 1913. 1891. 2w
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The TraG Of l. and,

Which belonged 10 the sad Riohari 1. Lacy at
the time ofhis death. on " hioh Edmund b. Lacy
at present resides This land rs siruated abont S
or mics below Providence Forge, and WITHIN
one n,ile of Chiekahominy liver. on ais eminent
hill. where YOU have an extensive view OF tke III
ver--the trad contains by csiiG,avon htIudred
and ninety sin acres the land robe receive, BY tile
purchaser be the quantity less; there are
tolerabe dwelling house and ont houses on the
land The saie,wi commence a IL o'clock.
John ". Christian, Irusree.
March 9Th. 1905. I'm
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7z-SH Jay "S"f @|'eS' H"''"S HISIJ
OF high form and elegance. the properly of VIII
Iism Liehtfoot, efq. of Charles City county, vii
Rand the enfuing feafon az my Gable in the Fork
at Hanover, ten miles above the contribute, and
ore mile below mr. Edmund Tay lor's tavern, "a
be Lee TO mares at fix guiness the feafon, for
which note will be required TO be 'ent with the
mares payable the fict Of October enfuiIg. but the
tx guinea. may be dilehsrged by the payment OF
twenty dollars TO the fubfcrber, and OH. to the
groom in every nilanee, by the frfl of septen.-
ber Three guineas ealh the leap The fesioa
TO commepee the FRI OF March and cod the
teeth of Augua Good aud extcnfve paAurage
well irelofcd gratis. and every attention paid.
but no liability for accidents or efcspes. Ser.
wants tent with The be dieted with
out charge to- their owners. Gentlemen WITH
ing TO have their ,nares fed, by fencing the mo-
ney will be accommodated with grain the
market price.
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William Lishtfoot.

Amelia county, 2sth Feb. 1905.
4 NOmmitted to the Jail OF this coun.
Wy on the l2,h ofthis month, "a negro woman.
appears TO be 80 years of age. spare made. saws
h ns name IS SukEY and that she belongs TO one
Woodfork OF mr. Fulcher in Richmond The
owner IS requested to come forward, pay char
ges and take her away, or else she viii be dea,
with according TO law Won
VIM. L. Eggleston, tailor.
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Io6e sold for ready money

pursuance ola deedof trust from David Ross.
Esq IN order TO raise the sum of four thouss. nd
'nhc hundred and forty two dol.ars and forty two
Ems WIN interest thereon, 70 be computed af.
's' me rate OF five per centun per anuum, from
Nv, istn day OF this month. due from The said a.
The following
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STORAGE.

z ME subscriber is in possession of a large and
a convenient warehouse at Rockets, and ten
ders his services TO the public. in that line He
will attend TO the receiving and delivering any
goods that his friends may think proper 20 pi ace
IN has care. WM. GOODWIN.
FOR SALE. IN STORE,
300 Bushels STOVE SALT.
New York; PORTER. , .e
New Ark CYDER. SBy the Barrel.
Newtown PIPPINS. f
lSwl w. G