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BOSTON, June 2.

Capt. Sawyer, arrived at this port,
from Leghorn, has furnished the annex
ed information -" The blockade Of
Naples by the English is said to have
been declared at PoIermo and Messini
on the 2sth of March. There were
some approximations that the blockade Of
Leshorn would follow. The squadron
of Sicily and Naples consists Of 4 ships
Of the line, 10 frigates, and brigs. The
city Of Gaeta opposed the entrance Of
the French, and is not yet taken; but
besieged bythem, and is supposed would
surrender. The Emperor Napoleon is
soon expected at Rome to be made King
Of the Romans. The Pope to retire to
Versailles on pension. 1t is supposed
the Emperor will make some changes in
the government Of Tuscany. A slight
Earthquake was experienced at Leg horn
on the afternoon of the 10Th April"
We have seen letters from Lendon of
| late date, which say, that the differ
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-Four Dollars Per Anaum.. .paidin advanee. !
IN CHANcERY.

Thomas Crutcher and Seabert Crutcher, children
otWm- Crutcher, dec Charles Foshee and tn.
81 his wife. BENZ Fioklin and Susanna his wife.
John Foshee and Sarah his wife, Elizabeth
Sneed. widow of Fielding Sneed, dec. Cole.
man Crutcher. VIM. Cru,eher and Robert
Crutcher, children Of Hugh Cruscber. dec Hen.
ry Crutcher, Margaret foreman, Mary sneed.
Lunstord Pitts and Elizabeth his wife, and S j.
ran e'uscher, pitts.
Thomas Crutcher, ex'or of Thomas Cn,tcher.
dec Richard Sale, Reuben Chapman, Christie
pher Blackborn. Ambrose Blaekborn, Leonard
Click, Charles Howerton, admir-. of l. leonard
Cru,cher. dec. Lucetta Grun, widow of lessee
6fun, dec George Isbit and Thomas Crutcher,
of Sarah Cru;cher. dec. defts.
TAKE NOTICE,
That on Saturday. being the 5ta day of A,r;l.
we shall attend ae Toomers Old Tavern, in Ca.
rolinc county, between the hours Of 10 and a. re-
take the depssi.ions of Maike Bolcware, Henry
Morley Jcsn Anderson and John Vaughan, TO be
read in court as witnesses.
Thomas Crutcher.
Seabert Crutcher.
~ Coleman Crutcher.
January 1s,, 1906 ws..
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Is l. n NIX - O NJ d s
Cor ale at thus Office.
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MEMORIAL.
OF Tx MERCHANTS OF THE CRY ar
NGw~YoaK.

TO me Presidets fthc Cptsq Str. and
nc Sfrajc and Joase ~ lyr1re. q qlrpes
~ he Ca'fed 8!0ics d .Htge,4ra m Con.
sre's assembled Re memorial o/ibs msr.
e"sHf Of Me cify Of Rcq0 York.
YOUR msmcrialis,sbsg leave Respects
iu'iy I" epproach The government Of thrir
conn;fy' on subjects Of great importance,
which have aNeeled their ramGs Win tho
dsepest anSisty and ale, ~.
Conbh'ng ia I've justice cDd friendly
GispoS'i'ons o. ,hc gcsstnmen; tl Great
bfi'aia, and eiisrIa;oing q eor;ises adens
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Land for Sale.

HE subscriber offers for sale. $50 acres Of
= that valuable traa Of LAND, belonging 20
The late col Bernard Markham, dec. abous three
miles above Manchester and lying upon rhe river
ahording several very convenient mill seats this
,ratt possesses many advantages which would
oe considerable to purchaser. 1t is now under
h'gh Cultivation, inclesed in good fence and
wen wa;eredi two thrds Of the above tract is
covered with valuable timber, and lies convent
cnt either to the turnpike or river. The above
land u not disposed OF privately, prior TO the ist
gay OF May, viii then be offered az public auc-
'ion, on the premises, in lots to SUR purchasers.
any person wishing 70 view il, viii be- shewn il
ny The subscriber, or in his absence by William
Bowles residing thereon.
George Markham.
December %ii, 1905. wtlmay
Is l. n N - o ~ ID 5
IL Al.
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WiX lie SoLd.

ny virtue Of deed Of uus. fron, J.ewell;ug
Jones OF Prince Edward, and Ed,vd. Zones
OF No,towsy, 20 Samuel Carter, az Caftey
q Rockers stoe in Prince Edward county !. on
Monday the 18th of March next, one NEGRO
NAN named Salisbury, twelve head Of CAT.
LE' ana one black MARE, TO satisfy the deb,
therein mentioned.
TIE TRUSTEE.
Ieeemhsr 10, 1906. NC,
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71esdQY, Jdnitnru &.

Mr.. Join c. Smith made renort ON
he petition of-----Adans, unfayorabl.
thereto - WhereupoD, resolved, that the
prayer of the petition ought not to be
granted.
II Petitisn wss presented from a rum.
Der Of citizens of Sassachnse,,s nravins,
that on additional dny may be laid on
IRON hoIlo" ware Of foreign importation,
Which was referred TO The Committee Of
Commerce aud Manufactures.
Or the motion oi Mr. j. RsndolDfi, the
galleries we're cleared al about lI,,'clock.
and continued closed un.il the house adj.
journsd abou, the usual hour.
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SALE.
BY. THE sUBscRIsIRs.

BY THE SUBSCRIBERS,
First quality Jamaica 4 New York Candies &
sugar Soap
oeSona DO. Santa Cruz il Madeira, Port, Sherry
oi'o Tsnerlfse and Malaga
First ani second quali- Wine
y ioat ditto Hchina Bowls from 1
Best green coffee 10 6 quarts
va An'igua Kun Tea and coffee Cups &
New England ditto Saucers
Gogn'ac Brandy Cit jelly Glasses
reaen d'tto Plat. half pint and gilt
ao',anda Gin II Tuplblcrs
Sa,oweH, Frasure and 4 Qaart, pint and half
70 snPerhne Cho- pint Dscan'crs
co.ate Green and white Onart
Fresh London mustard aud pin. Pocke. Bot.
Basket, Salt, ties
Pepper. White Ginger, Henry the VIII and
rimen,o and Nut Merry Andrew Cards
mess Imperial. Young Hy.
M marf,niqne Noyau son and Souchong
Box Raisins and Cur. A Tea
rams IF and GunPowder
Cuson Patent Shot assorted
Sott shell Almonds Thos. Leiper's Snuff
brimstone Madder Patent Nighs Lamps
ground Ginger in Liverpool Slowed Salt
smnii Kegs in Sacks and Loose
LoSw"od Picked Salmon and
IurSey Gotten Matkarel in half bar
Best fotant Indigo rels
4 general assortment of STONE & EARTH
EN WARE. '-f
EXPECTED,
quantity os common n. z. and Bnloeks
CHEESE. 3f, ~
Fisher s Lesucur.
November 25,h. 1905 wifi
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M MERE AS gave my Bond FOR seventJ
w pounds 10 John Stse;e. administrator OF
William Aioon, dec. and as we! as can reco!.
ieet, the bond was dated in November 1861,
winch bond afterwards Se inso the .,ann, of
Charles Norman. one of the ;ega,ees CT Will
am Moon, dec - for.,saTn all persous from
t.esing an assigns,ent pf said bond, as have
ORD since paid it in full
OSBORNE HENLEY
3Oth Deceniber. 1905
AIKEN up as runaway, on he 81 il - &C.,
ber' NUS, and commiusd to Hanover i,ii,
q zero man named BOB, who says he belongs
70 IN Epps. living III Not'oway county. The
owner is desired 10 apply, pay charges and take
him away
HENRY II. VAUGHAN, Iai.or.
Jan. 4, 1906. a.
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VIM. Bev. Clayton, c. c.
FO r S Al. 3.

A Al Il T.,
MI \ tract of land, in Coochiand
AVE-, County, on the waters of I.ickipql,ole
Creek ab9ui Is miles from Richrnond ard six
mics IRON Cariersville; containing abou, 500
acres; OF which SO acres are creek io,y gro,,,,ds
the greater part of which is wei, di,shed
bout two thirds of the land IS cleared and in
good order tor cropping, with all necessary nous.
es tor family and farm. For terms aoDly 70
ne on the premises. or to MIR Arch'd Bryce, IT,.
William Britt.
Goochland. Dec. 1s. 1895. Wa,
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ADVERTISE MENT.

WyiLh be sold, agreeable 20 law, at Henri.
~ co May eenst, if rot claimed before tina,
time, the following Tobacco, which has been de.
posted IN ShoclSoe Warehouse over two wears
T /. No. 1923, 100, 1850, Ly,cn's in.pealon
No NIX e65, 14e, 1868, cannon's ai,to
W w 104, l32, 1l76. Tye river, ditto.
: w 80. 157, 1345, Deane's ditto.
No NIX 6s5, i52. 1919, ditto di,,o.
MOSSf e. YOUNG.
Richmond, IAN. 8, 1906, 3w
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s Land for SAFE.
r wish to sell the PLANTATION

)
and coo acres of fertile vel, timbered land, ly.
ing on both sides Of Skimrninc creek. six miles
from Williamsburg. On it is = good dwelling
house, 40 by 50 feet in length and breadth. wiki,
two rooms and pleasant passage below re.
eessary ont houses;a large apple orchard Of
young thriving well chosen trees also variety
O. o'her irh't and spring ofexcelleps water.
Few situations in the Tower country rival this
for health and rleasantncss his also desi, able
Tor ITS cou,iguisy TO oysters. fish and wild fowl!
I nil also sell a ualuable
MILL on said creek. at the head of tide wa,er
from which place boats of considerable size ,aay
be naviga;ed with little expsnae inro York river.
which is only about miles from the mill-,his
mil Is OF the nniefsliet construaion. double
geared, works two pair of stones, one pair Of
WEIGH peak, famed for producing meal of sure.
nor quality. the other a pair of firsr rate barrs
n with machinery complete for manufacturing
hcur. V8 F-'-e
For further particulars apply TO Thomas e.
Amos Laid of Richmond, Robert Greenhow,
Williamsburg. ar to IN
JAMES BATES. on the premises.
York co,In.y y Month, S9,h. 1905, w4s
AT a Court held for New Kcn-
county. on Thursday the 10th day of Oeober,
Robert crump and Phillip Rogers, Samuel,
>''.tt,St -'iSs'o'aS WINGS bale OWings
and Geo. Street. trading under tbe FIRE,
of Geo. Street {. Co. on behalf of ,her,-
selves, and other sreditors of Nathsn;e, I :.
"tkiAsan, dec. Compaiaants, <
William Chanberlayne, Edmand parke. =
George Wilkinson. ~. William yy;ikin. (? =
son, Richard L. Wilkinson, Martha ,y5I.i s
kinson Frances Wilkinson, and Sarah y
Wilkinson, which said William, Richard =
J.. Martha. Frances and Sarah, ara ch;I "
dren of Nathaniel Wilkinson, dec. and
Sarah Wilkinson. widow and relia of
said Nathaniel Wilkinson, dec. def',s
THE defendant Richard L. Wi.
a kinson not having entered his appearance
ana given security according to the act Of Assem-,
bly, and the rules of this court. and il aope,r,n !,
to the satisfaction of the court that he Is nor as,
inhabitant of this commoawcal,h; on The motion
OF the compliments by their counsel. n is o,aeysd
that the said defendant Richard I. Wilkinson do
appear here on the second Thursday in Febroa,v
next and answer the ccmplainants bin; and tbat
copy OF this order be published in some news.
paper printed IN the city of Richmond FOR ,wo
months successfully, and posted a, the front door
OF the courthouse of this county.
A Copy--Teste,
~
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Interesting to 10ung Ld0ics ,

1f'Sef cSf4/tS W Da7tS LQGIcS !
THE Studies and Exercises OF the :. ry;R;-
L amsbsrS School tor Female Insnpcfion ard
Accom- oiisbmcnts," viii in few DAYS cor roence
on an enlarged and much improved plan. Jybi,s,
an accession of two excellent Female Teacber.
provides for the elementary instruction OF ,h.
pupils in English, and in French Conversation,
their more advanced studies Of Geography. Mis-
tory, and The principles Of the French Language
WILDE assisted by pleasing & familiar I.ettu,es.
calculated to d;niuish the difficulties and dis.
play all the ailu1cnen,s Of literary application
Williamsburg. Jan Z 1906
a LII who have claims AGAINST the
u estate Of Nathaniel venable, ST dec. or
gamst the companies la.ey ,ranslainp business
nne'er the firms of Ycra5ie e Yesabe q, Y.nobi,
q "onlnek, are requested 70 make them knownto
n'e'a design shartIy 20 distribute the estate Of
the said Z. yenabie, sr among his Iegatees.
RIGID. N VEN ABLE, Ex'or of
Nafbk. Kena6Le, sen.
Prince Edward, Jan 9, 1906 Gov
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-14
In COMMON COUNCIL,
March II, 1906.

ORpsERp,
THAT in all cafe, Of IN equal diviGon of the
Council, the PreGdent thall have the eating
vote, ard alto in al ales where his vote can dee
eide a quettion which would otherniie reuais
undecided OF oR Tor the want of colititutionaI
rur,ber OF votes.
&sfe!p.a, That MsGra. Smith, Mckinney,
hafpe., and RuGsI, be committee to examine
the mslhes adjoining the town, and that they
report 10 Council their opinion Of tie beR mode,
ard the expence attendant on d.aining them in
fuch manner that they may be leis injurious to
the health Of pcsfons eGairg in their vicinity.
Qsae,ed, Thst no GIect commilioner, prirci-
pal overieer or police tG1cr, Gnsll be ,le pro.
Ptie!or OF, or h,ye any insenf directly or lndi.
rett!y. IN any cart Or hoifcs With fhlli be EN-.
ployed Ia 'he iervice of the corporatioa.
On oaIlo'rg for keeper Of the poor ard work.
houlc, Walher Blunt is unanimously elected.
Ga baoting for truftees OF the poor and work
'hoaf., A,xsad er Smith, Andrew Ia riefon, Jo-
nathan Swift, and John Janney are GUY elected.
Ordered, That MeiIr.. Role. Mckinney, and
Powell, be COMMITTEE to devi(e proper mea.
iures to prevent the migration Of free negroes or
.mulattoes into the corporation OF Alexand.ias
from the tate of Virginia, after the fri day Of
May next, and repor, by bill fotherwiie.
Rejokue1, That Mellis smith, Rhodes, and
Mclean, be committee to take into conlde.
ration that part of the Mayors communication
which refer: to the aiizc of bread, ard report 81
bill or otfrrwife if any or what alteration ihali
be made in the exiting laws on that fabjeet.
Tcf. JAMES M. MsREA, 6. C..
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engagement. A great part Of the crews Of
the respective ships were on shore, but as
fast as possible they hurried on beard, and
the hrst thing done after shipping cable aud
getting under way, waste clear decks; of
course every thing was move overheard.
The French admiral sustained the Joint
attack OF English 74's for considerable
length of time, at length lie Brave come
to her assistance, but very unfortunately
for herself, as the French admiral in the
confusion that prevailed, and probably
owing also to the great smoke, poured in
whole broadside from her lower deck
guns into Le Brave, which totally dismas..
ed her /; the latter vessel however SUSTAINED
the fight, after every other French ship
was apparently subdued or driven ON shore.
After the French admiral grounded, she
was abandoned by as May of the crew as
were In condition TO leave her; two Eng
lish frigates took position. to rake her,
which was done SO efecsually as 10 clear
the lower decks of every one able to
stand, the admiral alone seemed to brave
all their fury, and to court death, for after
being abandoned by all his crew, he a.
lone stood 6rm within the railing of The
after gallery, which position he kept, till
it was esidens that he must fall into the
snemy's hands, when he committed him
self to the wa. 81, and got safe on shore
lie issprob able that scme OF the French ships
of the line endeavored to escape, as the
next day all the English Acct had disap-
peared, except the admiral, who lay three
days in sight of the city,re6,ttng, and conn-
pietirg the destruction Of the French adj.
mirals ship. Bal. Tslegraphe.
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FROM TINE EcIs.
A 6 R I c u L L u R A L.
/" News from the Farm"

Agriculture is the great art of all arts.
II is this which supports, invigora,es and
renders useful every other art. The far
mer may, with peculiar emphasis, he stiled
the lord of the lower crsatlon The fields
and meadows with all their rich and beau
siful productions are his, and he is the ORR
sinal possessor of the groves aud forests.
The cattle upon the thousand hills are his,
and the birds of heaven feed at the table
spread by him. Not only the inferior ere.
alton, bat even his own species are, even
tually, subject to his viii Every other
class of men, from the cottage to the
throne, depend for the staF Of life" up.
on the graud, ennobling heaven.born art Of
cultivatlug the earth.
Did the farmer duly consider the i'm
portance of his place and calling; did he
properly estimate the opportunities and ad.
vantages he enjoys; instead of being pass
ed by or neglected on account Of any sup.
posed measures in his employment, he
would be sought out and even courted. by
all ranks of men. 6 He should stand be.
tore kings; he should not stand before
mean men," He should be the first 10
council, the FIRST Ia the field, and the FIRST
in the hearts of his country.
And as agriculture is the most excellent,
SO isis the most ancient of all arts. Even
IN the beginning Of the world, as soon as
man was created, he was put into the gar
den of Eden, to "dress and to keep it )"
from which it is plain that life of indus.
try ard labor, is not inconsistent even with
perfect happiness.
To check the growth of (" thorns and
thissles" which the earth under Its original
curse, spontaneously yields, and to assist
in bringing to maturity the various produc-
tons of plants aud flowers com mitted to
its bosom, is the employment Of the nus.
baudman.
!" Delightful task. to rear the tender plant,
!" And fee the lpringing blade begin to hoot.'
pitvrhe poor besosted creature, whe
fancies that happiness is only to be found
10 idleness. pity the poor ignorant wretch
who thinks manual labor degrading to him.
/" Idleness," says Solomon, 6 shall clothe
man ia rags; but he that silleth his land
shall havs plenty of bread"
Ancient Rome, in the zenith OF her
prosperity aud glory, boosted not OF ADLER
statesmen or generals, than were found a
mong the cultivators of the soil. Her best
| soldiers and her best legislators, came from
tho plough among her yeomanry was
found the man who alone could guide her
| councils 10 safety and her armies to vieto-
ry.
In our own free and happy land agricul-
ture is held in high estimation and is rapid
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FURTHER PARTICULARS
OF THE
BATTLE OFF ST. DOMINGO.
Fl ON an Eye Witness.

Sp $500" ~s - JS ~ tstS""s
WIEN the English feet, appeared. the
y were busy wooding and watering /;
eirdecks were lambered with water cask ks,
s''a' and otherwise IN the utmost confa-
:. .uu This uuprepsred state was the more
!, .aordlOary, as the French admiral, from
4 suspicion of being attacked, had a vessel
~, war eruizipg IN the mona passage, to
~ sss early intimasion of the approach of an
Sny; and at the moment of her appear
- with such intelligence. the English
r.. ~ also appeared, in full chace. lie
d ne' ofso guns. had several men at work
4. ssef; when the English hove % .iah,
ss, lLas'enlngs of the scaRold on whirh the
t,n' amen were, was cat, md The whole
h. '. ane sea. She gas then six fee
1' so2 coD..apasd so the whols
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y improving. TO mention 10 other, Washs
ing,on the glory of Anerica was farmer.
The fields and orchards of Mount Vernon
bear wi.ness, that their illustrious possess.
or. was the friend and promoter of asricul.
ture. Happy for US that an art SO conge-
NAL has been so highly encouraged and pa.
tronised.
The farmer il 10 confessed is compelled
g to bear the burrhen and heat Of the day."
But he 10 pr obably mere than compensated
for this by the grea. share OF conteniment,
health and independence which are ex.
elusiyely his lot.
8 For him the earth thousand danties brings
For him health gulhes from houfaud lprings.
Wind. bloy to fan him, suns to light HIM rise;
HIS foot itpol easth, his Canopy the ssiss.''
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From the Ne,v. Zork Mercantile 4a,srtiser,
Of A'arch 10.
PO s. TSCRI T.

We stop the press 20 announce tie re
ceipt Of intelligence from the European
Continent of very important nature The
official bulletins of the Grand Army, to
the 5th of December, are in our possession.
They reached US at late hour last even.
ing, in time to give merely brief abstrac.
of ihe;rscontents.
10 the actions which succeeded that de.
scribed by Berthier in Thursdays Mer-
camille Advertiser, the French have been
so completely victorious that an armistice
has been agreed TO between Austria and
France, preparatory to dehaltlve peace.
tits amongst the conditions, that the French
army shall occupy the whole. of Upper aud
Lower Austria, the Tyrol, the state of
Venice, Carin.hia. Syria, Carniola, the
county osGoritz and Istria; in short, with
in Boheni the circle of Monta5sr, aud
all the country to the east of the road from
Tabor toLinfz. The Russian army is to
evacuase the Austrian states, Austrian Pc
land, Moravia and Hungary, and the two
Galiicias, and are to return home. OF
80 900 Russians, which formed the quota
furnished for the coalition, one half has
been cut off and the survivors, without
artillery or baggage, and surrounded BY
the French, had no hope of escape but by
surrendering themselves prisoners. This
armistice was concluded on the 9th ct De.
eember at Austerlitz.
The action which has thus terminated the
war between the three Enperors is repre-.
sen,ed as being without parallel IN anci.
cient or modern times.
A passenger 10 the ship Frances ANA, to
whom we acknowledge ourselves indebted
for the papers containing these accounts,
informs US that official aayices were re.
ceived at Bordeaux, on the 25th Of De.
cember, that ten thousand English, and six
thousand Russians, had been debarked tor
Hanover, and that on the 10th Marshal
Augereau, had orders to proceed thither
by forced marches at the head of an army
of 10000.
We shall to morrow give these very lna'
portant events in detail, from Paris papess
to the 18th of December inclusive.
Consais at Paris, 6of. 4oe.
!. P. Vermont, formerly a resident OF
New York. has been appointed by general
Ferrand sole auctioneer, and interpreter. of
the island of St. Domingo. Mr.. Vermont
has already been of service TO Americans
that have been carried into that island ;
and he offers them, in future, all the assist.
ance 10 his power to bestow. In a letter
To the editors of the New York Gazette,
he mentions that an American Consul is
much wanted at the city of St. Domingo.
MO N e +.
Petrarch, in lester TO his friend SETH.
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M o N Z T.

Petrarch, in letter TO his friend Setti-
mo, gives US his opinion of the origin and
uses of GOLD, which, though II may Oh
fsnd the wording, will accord with the
feelings of the philosopher and morallss.
lis made says he, to s0laes the wants,
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e.. l. A N P H | E r,

no II n Nv 4 Al i u W.
Has ,seeivsI frsn Philadelphia, b2n4fams gs
/oyiment Of
Materials for Millenery;
ConGH,ng OF
Plain and figured Lutearing, Man.
tua, and Satin RibAnds
Plain and fgured Grapes, of DIFF ent co!ors
GaTlands, Wreashes, Bunche,, and Sprrgs OF
Artificial Flowers
Som. very elegant Silver Trimmings, and
Feathers, fnisable for the approaching feafon.
Thofe ladies' who pl.ale to favor her with
their CONN ands, may depend upon the ariet:R
attention paid to their orders.
King t,eet, March II. div
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lust RECEIVED,

8 boxes frsh Olives, in bottles I Of fuperios
S do Anchevies quality.
Also,
A very handfome ssRortment Of Fancy Orange.
psi Boxes, Fancy Paper do containing Look.
ing GlaiIss, Perfumes, &c. ard few pots Of
Gra quality Rouge-for fale, by
Matthew Eakin.
WJo be. or hand,
ges.
March I3. 3fawIm