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TO SPORTSMPN

NE executors of John Hoomes, deceafed, late
: OF the Bowling Green, are authorized 20 dic
Po'e OF part or the whole of his Cock of horfes,
coniiiting of ported and Country Bred s,.lI;one
Brood Mares, Colts, and Flies, of the moi approv-
ed Blood. Gentlemen, wibing TO purchafr may
Know the terms either by letter or perlona appica-
ton to the executors
Should the Stations not be dpofed Of by the mid
die OF February, they will then be farmed out until
the In of AuguR.
Bowling Green, January IL. TT.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

a intend next fall to remove to the syeflerr
L country will fell bargain in the traa Of
LAND, wherein now refde, in Amhera county,
containing 476 acres, with good improvements for
the reception ola gentse family the plantation ia
good repair for cropping and lies we'll for land in III.
upper country, and conveniently ftusted being with
in one half mile Of manufacturing mill on BuiTaloe
river, three mile: from the town ofNew- Csfgow, and
the neighbourhood in every refpeet deirable thi,
land ALTO lies within l6 miles Of an inipeGion Of toA
baeeo on James river and 20 miles from the town of
LyArhburg. Any farther deieription is nov deemed
unneeenary' asst !, Preiumed that any Peron dpofcd
to purehafe, would win fra to visw the premfes
rhsPsynsnt will b. made eafy 10 fuit the purchsI
fer. Joseph YIJpl ira
January IL. s6tp.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
EOR SILT

TWO HOUSES and LOTS on Shocko HILL in
l. mott delirable part of the city, and pofIe fuq
every accommodation for family. A long eredie
will be allowed, or Virginia Bank Stock at very IL
beral price taken in exchange.
haze sooo acre: sf Virginia land warrants ,i.;ss.
will fell low for cali.
THOMAS NORvELI.,
Ian. IL. IL
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DOCTOR UPSHAw.

INTENDS Prsctfng medicine and furgery in the
city aud nsighborhood of Richmond; he pron,ifes
Punctual attendance on thofe who give him employ
ment.
len. IL. S&T4w.
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NEIL MsCOUIL

LAS received, by ne late arrival. from I.ot,dos
L 4 and Liverpool, his ufsal fsPply Of RAIsL Il
WINTER GOODS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04

Art. IS. Two Hips having been funk in Ia.
BILE Bay, 10 the great dctrimsnt Of the Road.
Resd either after the Batavian Republic had
TENT Out a.g Of truce, OF whit It was IN con-
temptation to do 70; they are TO be faifed AGAIN
and delivered over 10 IN entire tate OF repair !:
this having been done without the ianehon OF
the commandanr, the rafting of the iald hips,
ff,all be incumbent on thole who funk them.
Art. "a. The captuIat,on haA be hghed at
Fom Otto this afternoon. when the Cattle OF the
Cape Town, and all the adjacent forts, previous.
ly mentioned, lhall be ,fafIenderel TO his BIZ,
fannie Maje&y's troops.
Given under our hands and ieals, this Thrift
eth day of January, in the year OF our Lold 1906,
at Paperndorp near Fort Kaoeks.
lSgned) n, C. Baron Van Prepbalox.
y. Baird. Major Ge"era.
Home Pgpbam.
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General Mack's plans TO be submitted to
board of general officers.
Thirty generals Dismissed and many
more under examination
The trimming policy of the cabinet of
Berlin is universally reprobated in the
North Of Germany. It has formally ac-
knowledged the mock sovereigus Of Ba-
varia aud Write mberg.
Wereceived this morning American pa
pers to the 10th ult. The congress has
been occupied in close sitting in the dis
.cussion Of the differences between the court
of Madrid and the United States, as well
as of the grounds of complaint preferred by
the mercantile interest against the acts Of
violence that have been so frequea,lv i m !.
.puted 70 our crui2ers None of the pro-
ceedipgs in either had however been allow.
ed TO transpre. The merchants of New
York are extremely indignant.at the rel,rics
tions and vexatiohs under which they as
sert their trade labors. from the conduct Of
British ships of war. Should their com
plants be just, we sincerely hope that eve
ny explanation and facility will be offered
by oer government to preserve gooc ia.
ders,auding with the. United States.
The merchants OF tic CRY of London hive
drawn Up petition to:gosefnmenr, praying that
more Efficient protection than that hitherto
granted may BE- offered to commerce. In this
petition II is fer forth, thar, notwithstanding The
heavy convoy duty at p,elcnr impfed, The rum
Der of oug merchant hips captured during the af
three mcns IS, has been far gfearer thaa during
the whole of the pref.nt war he(ies. As a re-
sncay for grifssnce 70 fefirus and alarming, the
ichanissps"poie TO government 70 commit ~
all additional nunlbef OF armed l'gsers, 10 fcfvc
as convoy. and cru'ze in the chanur, which now
fwarms with the plivateers of the cnen =.
We undehtand that a ctofe blockade of the /.
nemy's ports is one of the mesfpres dstemihed up
on by the new board of Admiralty.
Accounts we're yeferday received from Dub.
lin Of partial diftur5snces having aritcn in the
county of Mayo, bur wholly tncc nnsttcd with
any political quelion. They are tated to have
originated foley in the vcxatious manner, TO the
poorer claGcs in which the tythes arc let, and in
which they are collected.
Fcbrnary2s.
The electors Of Bavaria and WirteanscrPh
were proclaimed Kings or the If day of this
month, at which time Napoleon was at Munich.
A report had prevailed On the. Continent, that he
intended making VIII to Berlin, where, it ap.
pears, the emperor Alexander is again expected.
February rs.
1t is the general opinion in Spain, chat they
will be conf PEELED by the French, to march an
army againa Por,ugal-in the Approaching Spring.
We recolea an article to this ttteet, in the Mo.
niteur fone days ago, given a, intelligence receiv.
from Madrid, bat which in all probability, came
diret from the Preach Government
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04

If any man knows of any thing more
childish than the passage OF this bill, we
would be very glad TO hear OF II, that tnis
may not stand alone in the annals OF legls-
la.lye nonsense. To go into operation,
after the Importation OF oar tall goods, Ihe
18th of November tortnigh, ater the
next meeting OF congress, If they meet the
first Monday in No, ember, rs they proba-
bly, will. 1t is showing the teeth, and at
the same time declaring they afe afraid to
bite
Mr.. Randolph said but a few words.
lie declared it milk and wafer bill (; dose
of chicken broth TO be administered eight
months hence; a bill almost teo COME mpti.
bic for the discussion of men ofseund
minds. II, said he, you would throw the
disgrace OF II from your shoulders, throw
the btll under tbs clerk, table: Ii is no.
rhing more nor less than granting bounty
for perjury flor no part OF IS worth far.
thing except that relating to custom house
oalhs, and we ali know wha1 custom house
oaths are: 1t cannot BE- carried into exc.
cution you know il cannot; nor do you
wish i. should be IS in:ended only for
a show. a bug bear.
The times requires something very diff
ferent--the administration wants energy.
Is the house to- be whipped In,o this mea-
sure by the undeflings Of governmen. Z
Why will not gentlemen attend TO the
changes and present situation Of Europess
Will they Continue togo tlae same uns AIRED
round in their political 60 cart, needless
of the changes by which we ought to be
governed? IS not regociatioa now pend.
,rg? cali, Mr. Speaker, for'etae reading
of the dispa!che sla,ely received.
Speaker. What dispatches?
mr. Randolph. Those from Mr.. Nun.
roe.
Speaker. They are confidential.
Mr.. R@,dalbh, l'hope they will be read.
Speaker. hey are no. in the possession
of the house.
Mr.. Randal6a. 'Ishope they will be sens
for then.
Speaker. I have stated to the gentle.
man that they are no, before the house
and, if here. they would nosb be read.
There was here a loud call for the dues
ton, and Mr.. Randolph forbore rising
ag in.
Messrs. Ciopten and Newton spoke ia
/: fas or of the bill.
Mr.. Lyon moved OREGON nit the bill
for the purpose of granting leave to ,ha
president by proclamation to declare it nall
I provided our differences should be adjust;
ed with G.. Britain.
There were about Dozen in favor Of
the motion:
1t now stands, importation must be stop.
ped, thoughall disputes should be arrang.
ed at this Notwithstanding terrible Ii
this to be sure --BIt the fact is they
mean to meet the the 1st of November
TO repeal it, they have inveisled a great
number, by urging the necessity of unaniA
nifty, and promising that particular cars
should be taken that the bill should never
be execused---- This is apparent--Well
it answers for show! What spirited and
energetic cong,ess we have! Buy lands
twice Of Spain, through fear of offending
France, and pas, bill aeains, England,
the very face Of which declare. :, cannot s.
was never Intended to BE executed:
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New YORK, March 81,

The fchooner Amiens, Jackion, arrived as
Havana on the Irsh infant, from this port.
Captain ]. informed Captain Smith, Of the brig
Rajab, that he was boarded by a,privateer off
Abaco, the captain of which few days before
had fpoke the ship Flare from New York for Ha-
wanna, having been afhnre on Abaco Reef, and
was in very leaky condition. The hip Will.
ing Maid, from Norfolk for canpeachy, was
caf away Oh TIN = atning Keys; the captain and
fupereargo had got on board ome homeward
bound American veG-l, and the crew had arrived
at the Kayanna in fchoonef from ST. THOMAS.
Captain Smith informs Us dat the two French
frigatea, which made their efcape from ST, DO.
mingo during the engagement, had been off Aba
CO abont the 9th infant, and had captured Rfi,
tin brig from Philadelphia 1sdsn with proviGons,
and pat the captain and crew on board the fchr.
49,, capt. Lord, from Bottom for Havana,
where fhe arrived on the nth infant A Bri.
tin frigAse, which had been crnizing off the Ha-
wanna for fome time, left thar place the day be-
fore captain Smith sailed, on hearing that the a.
boae two frigstes were of Abaco.
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Captain Gage informs, that there were two
privateers laying in Havaona ready for fea, with
poftive written orders to carry into tFea the
Decree Of Tallcyrana's, and which the captains
of the privateer, have fhewn in HAVANA He al.
70 informs, that there were two privateer lcboo--
ners at Havana, one mounting Ia, and the o.
sher s guns, ready for Tea.
lrLdiA1
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aliraanrfa DAILY abberttser.
FRIDAY, April 4.

The United Stages brig Hornet, captain Dent.
failed from this port for France on Saturday
morning. FuLwAR SKIfwirH, Efq; went paf
feogeT in her with difpatches from government.
Ne1S York taptr.l
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From the Washineton Fedsyakss

From the Washington Fed<raks:.
On Wednesday last the Bill prohibiting
the importation of certain articles from 6.
Britala and ireland, passed the house Of
representatives. Ayes 63 Noes 49, The
bill is to go idso opersien the 18th of Nov,
next.
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n @ TIC E.

EKTHEREAs the parnerihip of ROBERTSON
w q CARTER, was d,aolved on the 6,h
day Of January laf, and TIE fad Garter, ha, giva
en- up all properties, together with all debts due
'faid concern to me, for the benefit Of our Credi.
tors. The public is hereby forwarned from pay.
ing any debts which may be due TO faid concern,
or any part shefeof, unless duly authorized by
James NJ. R06erJ(on.
Aor;l.1 a.
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JUST RECEIVED,

From Philadelphia,
60 boxes fteal Mulcatel Rsifns
8 boxes freh Olives, in bottles I Of fuperiof
s do Anchovies : quality.
Also,
A very handfone aGortmsnt Of Fancy Orangei
perl Boxes, Fancy Paper do. containing Look.
ng GlsfIes, Perfumes, &c. Pincuihions, With
GiafI.s. ALTO, fome handfome Pocket B oks.
and few pots Of frf quality Rouge for faes
by
Matthew Eakin.
Who has for Sale,
Lisbon Lemons, in boxes-and
frelh Oranges.
March "a. stawfm
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April4.

Wanted to Purchaie,
A FEMALE HOUSE SERVANT, who
can come we'll reconncuded--from 40 to &c
years ofage.
Apbl to the Printer.
April s. 5tawtf
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-11

nor to his happiness. One set of uisera-
BE wie,ches will be employed TO enforce
obedience from others, and the life of this
Young prince viii pass away without ren-
der;ng to mankind those benefits which
were rore,o.d when he mounted the
thronc.--those benefits which he has it
in his power to confer.
But while these things are under con.
sideration, the public prints say that peace
is made between these great empires -
but be tina, facl as it may, the merits OF
these speculations anil opinions will not
be changed. IF so, Great Britain will be
left to thu alternative Of relaxing in her u.
surped maritime rights--perpetual war, or
subiuga'ion.
Napoleon has heretofore pursued a
grand and laudabe nrojecl. He deserves
to become the Instrument of a magnificent
plan, by which all the people Of Europe
may be benefited. lie has been severely
opposed, not only by the whole power of
the British nation. and the empires of Aus
,-ia and Russia, but by plots for coun
ter-revolution and assassination. II is
time Tor these hostilities AID diabolical
projects to cease. IF Alexander does not
take heed, he may be driven from MS ca
plal and all his dominions upon III. Baltic
vii! be given INTO her hands. The IN
te,ests Of his people as well as his n~n
true glory, require that he should unite
in Ina, policy which is supported l,y Ma.
poeOa. Ii this should happen, this young
prince will have the honor TO hold an ex-
i. Il
rope and the hens!actnrs of mankind by
these means he viii contribute 10 r...or.
and perpctua,e the blessings of peace and
civilization, not only to Europe, but to all
! the world.
PACIFICATOR.
ITO be Continued }
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KINGSTON, JAM) Aug. as.
MIRIVD9.

His Majesty's brig Ferret, the Hon.
Capt. Cadogan, sailed yesterday, from
PortRoyal, on cruise.
Capt Lidlie, who came here on a nis.
sion from Gen. MIRANDA, left this in &c
Ferret brig. and we suppose wlil be LAM.
ed on The Spnish Man, near hea d. quarters
which, we believe, is al Coro. 1t "a
much TO be regretted, tina, no assistance
could be Afforded the General from th,s
quarter, as we are well assured that. a
few hundred men, toierably Disciplined.
would have effected all he wished for in
lew weeks Junction with conside.
rable body OF men now encamped rea,lv
10 join him but which he cannot ai,er0pt
with the prelent force now under bis com.
mand.
August &c.
On General M,rsnda's dcbarha,ion a,
Coro, he immediately issued considerable
npmhcrs, printed 10 the Spanish language,
"a q large tyne, Of The foli1wine
PROCLAMATION,
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mote a becoming feeIiag of good will be
tween Great Britain and America; bu,
while he must be considered true and
faithful servant of his republic, yet no per-
sonal exertions on hts part should be want.
ing TO preserve that cordiality which was
So essential to the interests Of the ,so
countries; and he begged leave TO drink
all their sood heal,hs.
Mr.. Pirckney observed, that he accord
ed perfectly in the sentiments that had
been expressed by his colleague, and IN AZ
no eadeavors on HIS part should be want
ling to promote the good understanding
Britain and America.
The nexti Toast was.
The Lord Chancellor of England, and
! may the name Of Erskine aud The trial by
jury ever b united {"
! The Lord Chancellor returned thanks.
| He said, he felt il to be the highest honor
! he could enjoy, to have his health drank
, and introduced in the manner i, had been
| at the Head-Quarters OF The city of Lon
! don, city where he had MANY oppo:u.
| mites Of using the talents which he pas
4 "S'SNb w N"P''b'' ~ Ni4NN TOW "''iIu 49,
| the admiration of the world, and which
was So admirably execu ed by his noble
and learned friend present, whose healti,
he would ,ai,e The liber,y of proposing.
The health of Lord Peterborough has.
ing been drank--
H; Lordship thank 4 the company fol
the h's.or they had done him, so much
beyond hi, deserts
Angus, is.
Basilico arrived at Deal at ten O'Clock
yesterday morning, and immediately EN-
bsrked on board the Spectator lugger
which landed him On the French coas
about 4 o'cicck He wili, in all prooallly,
reach Paria h's even ~. Il has beer
reported that another communication ha
been made To our government by Lore
, Laudsrdale since BAs;ico left Paris. BIZ
we have not heard Of the arrival of any O
Their messehgers
: Mr. Fox continues 10 gain strength dsi
~. He yesterday transacted some offic,
al business, and had a coni-rence W.T.
lord l.. Cover respecting his !ordships'
late embassy TO Pet rsburg, Nir. FoS
II is believed, viii! soon quit London for
country retirement, in order that hi
health may be more speedily re.es,abi shed
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ERsMEw, Aug. 4.

~ DEbmhNs aug f..
Prussians were marching TO the Ems prus.
sim army Of 10000 men is assembling near
Mua"er. On the 81 inst. the Prusgian GARRISON
marched out OF 0snaburgh, and troops have bro
ken up from other parts OF Westphaiia.
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Frori the Ercnch J,ai1e.s.


n" The Russian Councillor OF state, D
Ouhri!, departed COR 81. Pelersburgh few
! hours afJer he signing Of The peace be,
| tween France and Russia. Ii is said ma.
he will avei nigh, ard day, in the bope
cf being 90 more than fortnight on his
| tourney; IN which case, the ratification of
the Emperor Of Russia may be expected
! within month. Before he sci OF, he hir.
ed n hotel for The new Russian ambassa-
DOR" July -,
Goa The 9Th inst. gen. Laoriston deDar.
ted from Ragusa end gen. Aoitor from
5 an9 ,h=y placed . corps ofRussian
troops and Mon,ehegrins between fires,
killed great Dnmi,ers of them, drove them
from the Stale of Ragusa, and pursued
them To the mountain Of Montenegro, ia.
king quantity OF ordnance and amn,uni.
ton.
" The Montenegfins have committed
the most dreadlu 5arbari,es on he poor
inhabi ants of Canals AID the province OF
Ragasa, during the time that the French
'roops, -hut up IN that citadel, iett ,hsm
masters Of several provinces The Rus
slams have re- mbarked and sailed for Cor.
; fu-" NMdfeur.
! July IS.
The siege Of laeta commenced ON the
7'h instant The firing continued inces
| sanity TO the 18Th. 81 four O'Clock in the
afternoon, The breach III The place and Ia
the citadel was practicable. Gaeta was
on the point Of beisg carried by assault,
when the garrison demanded to capitulatc,
and surrendered in sight Of the English
squadron of six men o. war.
August 6.
The English ambassador, lord Lauder
dale, accompanied by two secretaries, and
: Basilico, the Messenger, arrived on the
Sd inst. at Calais, anI yesterday ia this
capital.
An imperial decree, dated the third of
this month, ordains levy Of $4,000 con-
scripts, taken from The 10000 authorised
to be placed in state of activity by the
decree of the 81 Vendemare, year Ii.
They will be divided among the different
corps ofthe army The 30 600 Coascripts
remaining from the 80, 1000, will form the
reserve oil the year 1905.
RATIssoN, August !.
This day NJ. Bacher, Charge D'Af-
isires OF France, ren,itted 10 the Die.lhe
following note:
The Undersigned Charge D'AfFaircs
OF his majesty the emperor Of the French
and king of I'aly, at the general Diet OF The
Germannic empire, has received orders
from his majesty to make the following
declarations
Their msjes,ies the kings Of Bavaria
an ir mb- & TIE soy re gn princes Of
Ratsbon, Of Baden, Of Hesse Darmstsdi,
OF Nassau, and the other principal princes
OF the south add West OF Germany, have
taken the resolution TO form among them
selves Confederation, which place them
IN safety from all the uncertainties OF the
future, and they have ceased 10 be states
OF the empires
"Ihe situation in which the treaty Of
Presbarg placed directly the courts allied
60 France, and Indirectly the princes
whom lhsT sprround, ard who are thei
ns'ghboTs, bang incompatible w1h the
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NOTICE.

3 The fubfcriber intends to oren an Academy in
y the town of Fredericka,urg, on the fecond
Monday in January enfung, for the inf}ruttion of
youth. The itriaeA attention will be paid 10 the
Improvement, in the Engfh language, of fuch p,.-
pills as may, at the fame time, with to acquire a
knowledge OF the Latin and Greek.
10 tine morals and genera! deportmen, of the ru-
pills, as well as to their literary purfits an aGiuors
a.tent!On lhail be paid and every effort made
-" To rear the tender thought
To'each the young idea how to foot,
To pour the fre'h i.fIuction DER the mind;
And Ia the GENEROUS purP,.e in the breaa"
THoA3oN.
The homie procured For the purpofe, is large Con-
vtnent, and wei ituated; and few fr,all BOYS 20
live in the hou!e with me, and to be under my in,-
mediate ob,ervation, may be accommodated with e.
very thing except bedding
'rnr terms for Board, Tuition Fuel Waiting, &c
will BE- (. so year and for tui,ien only 90 dolls
TO De paid in each cafe, quarterly aud 70 receive
payment, for the fra quarter only, would be an ac-
communication.
"A young man as afiiftant, of fobriety, and &c
neral good character, ard capacity, will be wanted
in rhe Aeadeny, asd may, perhaps, be agresaby
accommodated by applying to
ABMER WAUGH.
Fredericksburg, Dec, 81,
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JOHNSON 81 REAT.
JnvrLLass, s,lrrs.Smrss ty G,,,s,

JEWELLERS, SILVEs-SMras u GILps1s
A few doors above the Bell Tavern, Richmond
, ETURN the public in general their rhs,,ks. f~
~ the hoeral encouragement they have received.
and with confidence of giving general fatssacl;o,,'
they hope Tor continuance ct it.
They have nov on hand, handfome afo-t,.o,
OF work, eoniiif'ng OF the following articles, viz -:
Table, Dciert aud Tea Spoons; Soup, To-day. s.ncs
and Nia!tard Ladies; Sal, 5,,oyels Sugar Tono,.
Tooth and Ear Picks; Pencil Cafes; pincnG,ion
Cha'ns and Reans; seifIar Chains; Silver Thin
eies; lortoie Shell and Pesrl-ha adled Psnlrives.
Miniatures drawn and ft, npon the hortea MOTTO.
Mourning and Fancy I-ockets Rings ditto, Brace
lets ditto Brea:t Pins of various Sizes and fs,,e,
mourning and fancy; Cold, Silver Pearl and espis
Sleeve Buttons; Gold ard Hair Watch Chains; cold
Seals and Keys of different fses and .a,es; an eIe-
giant atio-tn,ent of aG,ionable 1ortoife Shs C,rb,
orna",ened, OF various fzes and bapes, iaa from,
Philadelphia; EarRn,s OF the uol fa!,ionsb,e forp.s
and izes; Cod and Goi;! Mfori, ID Iett Necklaces,
Ladies and Genrlemen's Morocco fscke, paoks
Gentlemen Pate Knee Buckles--Gs many other ar
te'as too fedous to ensnicrateall of which thev oe
Ter on the mot reai,.nable terms
Perions wia,ing to purchafe by the quantity. viii
ne allowed a reaionab.o credit by giving apr-ovcA
ieeurisy IN the city. Orders will be iricfy atrend.d
to, and discharged with dpatch, By the fnberi.e,s.
JOHNSON tg REAT.
N B. The hisheh price give, for Old Gold sp;;
Silver. Nov 10 @''i