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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-13
England md America.

! he Lord Mayor gave yesterday a
splendid entertainment to the Lord
Chancellor and others Of the Cabinet
Ministers, in hnour of his Excell1ncy
the Hon. David Erskine, the Minister
proceeding from England to America.
There were present on this OCCASION
The Lord Chancellor, Earl Spencer,
Lord -Ellenboroagh, Mr.. Windham /;
Sirs S. Cottereil, w. Curtis, s Charles
Price Mr.. Barclay, Mr.. Conbe, MIR.
Munroe Mr.. Pinckney, Gen. Lyman,
the Hon. II. Ersktn., Mr.. Harris, and
Mr.. " ilson, the Lord Chancellor's
Solicitor.
After dinner the following toasts
were drunk:
The ling and God bless him."
The queen and royal family"
The prince and his royal brothers,
and thanks to them for the honor they
have done the city in the present may
orality by their presence" --
The American ministers present,
Mr.. Monroe, Mr.. Pinckney, and Gen.
Lyman, and may there be perpetual
harmony between the two countries"
Mr.. Monroe begged leave to return
thanks for the honor which had been
done him, which he did not estimate so
much personally, as with regard to his
country. There existed thousand
reasons, he said, which made 1t desira-
bic for him to promote becoming feel
ing Of good will between Great Britain
and America bat he must be consid-
cred true and faithful servant of his
republic, yet no personal exertions on
his part should be wanting to preserve
that cordially which was SO essential to
the interests of the two countries (; and
he begged leave to drink all their good
healths.
Mr.. Pihckney observed, that he &C
corded perfectly in the sentiments that
had been expressed by his colleague,
and that no endeavors on his part should
be wanting to promote the good under
standing which ought ever to subsist
between Great Britain and America.
The next toast was.
+" The Lord Chancellor Of England,
and may the name of Erskine and the
trial by jury ever be united"
The Lord Chancellor returned
thanks. He said, he felt it to be the
highest honor that he could enjoy, 10
have his health drank and introduced
in the manner 1t had been at the head
quarters Of the city of London, city
where he has many opportunities of
using the talents WlIlrh he possessed
ia supported that law which was the
adiniraaon of the worid, and which
was 50 admirably executedb BY his noble
and learned friend present, whose
heath ne would take the liberty OF pro-
posing. N
The health Of Lord Peterborough
having been drank
His lordship thanked the COMPANY
Tor the honor they had done him so
much beyond his deserts.
At the Council held yesterday at the
Queens House, Parliament was furth.
er ProrcgIed from the 2Sth instant to
the 9th OF October. But this Parlia.
ment viii, il is reported never meet a.
gain. n dissolution is sad to be in-
tended in september.
4. i IS stated in one of the Paris papers,
that since the conclusion of Peace
between Russia and France, all fears of
. new rupture between the latter power
and Austria have entirely vanished %
lhe consequences of it will likewise
appear IN the altered motions OF the
troops as soon as the peace with Russia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-13
Esntb Gonsrcss.
FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.

Mr.. ADAMS,
THE friends ofthe Hon. JOSEPH
LELAND, Esq. with his concurrence
name him to the Electors OF YORK Dis
trict, as suitable person to represent
them in the next Congress. Those
who have heretofore supported Dir.
LELAND, are reminded OF the duty
which consistency and devotion to the
best OF causes, require Of them and
all others IN the District are desired to
reflect, that they are under the most
solemn obligation to support the most
meritorious candidate. NUMBEKS.
Wells, Oct. z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-13
Ntw Contribution Of Germany.

{" Henburgh, Salm- Salm. Sam
Kmburg, Hohenzollern, Arefburg,
Naaau U6ngen, and Weilhurgh, be-
come Sovereign Houfes, engage in
the new Federation, and with feveral
others, formally renounced at Ratif-
bon their connection wi h the Ger
man Empire, GA the firlt of Auguft.
"'rhc Federation is to be formed
into two Colleges, that of Kings and
that Of Princes. The frlt conGlts
of Bavaria, Wirtemburgh, and Ba-
eli and the Electoral Arch CAan-
cellor pretdes in it as Primate
of Germany.
The college Of Princes is formed If
the abovenamed Princes, and the fu-
ture Duke Of Nafiau UGDgen preiides
in il. When the Primate dies, his
fucceifor is to be named by France.
" The Federation engages, in cafe
of an attack, to furnifh France with
$1,000 men, and France 100000
TO the Federation.
In exchange for Deutz Viilich,
and Koenigswinter, which UGngen
by this convention has jult ceded to
the Duke of Cleves, it receives the
territorial fovereignty ofthe counties
of Wied, Neuwied, and all the poi
iefions Of the Knights Of the Empire
iii its old and new States.
The Landgrave Of Heae Darn
ftadt receives the sovereignty of
Friedburgh and after the death of
the prrient Viicount, the full proper
ty oft. He obtains, beGdes, part
Of Lowenlfien-Solms, and Erbach.
The ref Of Erbach comes TO Baden.
and of Lowenhein to the Arch Chan
celIor. Baden receives alto Leinin-
gen /; and Furftenburg falls partly to
Bavaria, partly to Wirtemburgh and
q" The heufes of Baden, Cloves,
Darmitadt, and Wielturgh, arc 10
have the dignity of Grand Duke, be-
caule the title of Emperor of Ger
many being about to be abolithed,
that of E!eaor ceafes to be any lon.
ger neceGary. Wurtzburg and Hef-
fe CaiIel are permitted to join the
federation if they pleafe.
I" The Tribunal of the Federation,
to which every court is to fend its
ambaiador, is to be at Frankfort, and
is to decide only on the controversies
between the Princes.
/" A part of Solms comes to Well
burgh, and Frankfort to the Arch
Chancellor.
/" The lalt Reefs for the diviGon of
territory, concluded at Rarifbon, un-
der the mediation Of Ruflia and
France, is abolifhed in all points, ex-
cept the penfons ofeccleGaitics. Be-
fides, Orange Fulda is to be coded ;
but to whom or for what indemnity
is not known. But we can fate that
before the mail left Hamburger, ac-
counts had reached the city that the
French had occupied Fulda.
{" The deputies of the new States
will aiIemble at Frankfort on the
Maine, on the 1T of September
4 e q y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-13
foreign 9utetIiseuee.


-~---. LONDON. July II.
Lord Neyfr.--The following Co
dicil to q C will OF this iiluftriou h-rc
was not proved till the 9Th infant !:
CODICIL.
O7oSer he f1ren, jfyjf, one tboufrnd
e;gbt hundred and fve. then tx lght
Jtbe csrubmdd Jsketfy France ana
spain, dfdnf ab7ut ten miles.
{" Whereas tie eminent tervices
oflEmma Hamilton, widow of the
right honorable, Sir. William Ham
ilton, have been Of the very ereateit
ftrvice TO my King and, country, to
my knowledge, without her receiving
any reward from either our king or
country, 6rR, that Che obtained the
king of SPANS letter in 1896, to his
brother, the king Of Naples, acquain.
ting him of his intention to declare
war againh England; from which
letter the miniitry ient out orders to
the then Sir ]. ia Wis, TO itrike a
itroke if opportunity offered, aeainit
either the arfenals of Spain or her
fleets that neither of thoGc was
done Is not the fault of lady HamiI.
ton the opportunity might have
been offered. Secondly, the Britifh
feet under my command could never
have returned the fecond time to z
gypt, had not lady HamiIton's infu-
ence with the queen of Naples eau
fed letters TO be written TO the COVER
nor Syracule, that he waste encour-
age the fleet being fupplied with e.
very thing fhould they PUT into any
pert in Sicily; we put into Syracuic
ADD received every fupply went
10 Egypt and dearoyed the rsnch
feet Could have rewarded thefe
fervices / would not call upon NV
country, but as that has not been III
my power, | leave Emma lady Ham,
iiton therefore legacy to my king
and country, that they will give her
ample provi6on to maintain her rank
III life. | alto leave to the bencG-
cencc OF my country my adopted
daughter Horatio Nelfon rhompfon;
and dehrc the will uie in future
the the name of Neifon only thefe
are the only favors ak of my king
and country at this moment, when |
am going to eight their battle. May
God blefs my king and country, and
all thofe l held dear my relations
il is needless to mentioa they viii,
Of ccurfe. be amply provided for.
NELSON AND BRON re-"
awitnefs, s I Henry " P a.stxS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-13


Aftz1berI,
Major Lemuei Weeks, Liest. Lambert,
Major Bracket, Lieut. Bracket,
Capt. Warren. Lieut.. somertbyi
Capt. Bradi1b Enign Libbey,
Capt Elder, Enlign Capen,
Capt March, Enfgn Mother,
Major Dudley Hubbard. Jn..ge 41dvofats.
The Prehdent, Members and Judge Advc-
cate being fworn. the Court proceeded to the
trial Of Lieut.. Jsmss Mn Isgraba,a, who APP
Peared before the Court, and the following
charges Gn the complaint of Naa5 Harding, a
private fcldier) were read to hiIn--whch are
as follows -
III. Thar the faid ..Tames I'm zgrs5ss
having The command Of company on the
hxth day Of May laR paa, in the abfence Of
the captain, did, while the faid company was
under arms, take from the faid Ha,4fsg, with
out any juai6able caufe, his Quo, Bayonet
and. Cartouce-box, wish his cartridges, and
them detained for and during the day, placed
$500 "a A4Al &C Ll4S1f
him to he head Of ij5-fretf, Zone Of the prin-
ciPle ltreets in faid town. and him there kent.
againft his with and again1 the laws 70 the
Commonwealth, for the fpace Of four hours.
End. That the faid Jan.s Mn xae,uBsn,
on laid hxth day Of May, while the company
aforefaid was under arms, marched them to
the place where the faid Harding was confn-
ed. and when there, ordered and erected a
wooden Horia about eight feet high, at the
head Of faid Fjts1f,est. and aeainfl the will rf
the iaid Harding, put and placed him On the
fame, with his hands tied behind him. and
his feet tied together under faid Ho-fe, by The
command and direction Of the faid jars,
NH Lrgra5am--in which htuation and con-
dition, the faid Eay4i.g was compelled 20 re-
main more than one hour, under Military
guard, as an infamous publick fpedacle to all
the citizens of this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the laws, ufages and cuffoms eRabIifhed or
known for the government Of the Militia Of
this Comnonwealth.--To which charges.
Lieut.. jams Mn Lsgrs6a7 pleads not guilty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-13

naaa6ed ) aad that nothing remaias
of the others, but Tome peculiarities
{ manner, which might appear as
ievities in women of this country,
Dut which are the ordinary habits Of
foreigners.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-13
20 The Editor of the Star.


SIR-The following angular COIN
cidcnce may furnifh matter for re-
aedion to the curious. It has been
generally admitted that the Roman
Empire, after pafing under jeven diff
ferent forms of Government Tor few
en- heads) was divided into ten king
doms in Europe 1.-THE ten horns of
Daniel and John) and that notwith-
Handing the various changes Europe
has undergone the number of king
doms were generally about ten.
Ii is not little furpriGng that
the Headt Of the Family Of Napsieon,
who has effected fach change in
the fame Empire, are exa9y ysysn,
viz.
I NAPOLEON,
2. JosEPH, King of Italy.
3. LOUIS, King of Holland.
4. JEROME,
). MURAT, Duke of Berg and Gle
YES.
6. Cardinal FEscH.
?. BEAUHARNcIs, the adopted Son
of Napoleon. And alto, that the
Members Of the nsv Federation are ;uf
ten, viz.
!. Bavaria 6. Viembourg
2. Wirtemberg 7. Hohenzollern
g.. Baden s. Aremberg
a. Darmltadt 9. Salm
5. Nafau 10. Leyen. VI
It is alto remarkable, that in The
mans nans, Napoleon Buonaparte,
there are preciiely three times 6 let
tiers
NAPOLE ONBUON APARTE.
~S ~ ~
6 6. 6 900
And in his name is contained the
name given by John to the King Of
the Locults. who Is cailad AroLE-
ON, or the Destroyer.
9th Auguft. "A. b.
PRINCESS OF WALES.
The enquiry refpeaing the Prin-
cefs Of Wales, has been fully diiclo-
fed. Il now appears that the weigh
~ charges have been fubftautially
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-13
5ortla110,

Monday, October Is, 1906.
- gJJ301DO00Crff g.

~ nfgf remind or Ceyrepsuassfs Of f7ss H.
dypeEabL 'eqHjfsi, IN order 20 i.las tier Jayo,i
an iaierfiaa IF, Thu az nie0tioes b. far
"il6es free of Pofsgs.-2ad, To fo,zuasd ion
a early az fbs Friday ,ereding ne 6ay Of P-blirs-
t'aH-a5 II 7gN Be imPrateable eg.V' fl4fet0 tbsl
Of any length, zUbieb yeeei0ed ejtsr that TINS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-13
NEW YORK, OCT. 7,

NEWrfOhh3 oSFs l.
1t was yeiterday con6dentially al
ferted by perfons whole authority is
entitled to refpea, TINT gentleman,
but the day before, arrived from
Warrington informed them that
General Turreau, the French Am
baiiador, had waited on the Pref
dent and demanded in the name Of
the Emperor his matter, that the ex-
,ecutive fhould Immediately fupprefs
the work, entitled "a Hifory Of TIE
Court Of 81. Cloud" and interpoleeils
authority to prevent the. publication
OF the third edition of that work
which is advcrtifed to be in the prefs
and that the preGdent declined it fay
ing. that if he were difpofed to in
'termeddle with the prefs his power
did not extend 70 far. Upon which
General luIreau replied, that if he
did not Go it, the Emperor Napoleon
would. For the authenticity of this
we cannot vouch-But we can rea-
Oily conceive the court of France to
make that demand on our govern
ment when he made one of the fame
kind from Great Britain.
The "Natianai LntsHigelcer," in
commenting on the current report,
that the Spanifh Minifter, Yruio,
had been reappointed, after risquing
dolbt of the authenticity of the fa7,
witt is ufuai perverity, adds, !" Be
tins, however, as is may, the trixmbb
Ct the federal preaes is perfectly char
atterlitlc of the party, who do not
tan to rgs;ae at ever obfae,e that is
II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-13
COURT MARITAL.

Proceedings Of Court t.artial held (by
order Of the Major General Of The fxth niyi.
Gon) at Psrfian4, in the county Of Cumberland
on the 2eth day Of AuguR, 1906,
Pgef9czt,
Lieut.. Col Thomas Chute.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-13


OUR Readers will find, in subse.
quent Column, what is stated to be the
outline of Bonaparte's Plan for the al
teration, or rather the subversion, of
the German Constitution. The Empe-
ror of Germany is, as we expected to
be deprived Of all power as Head of the
Empire, and his authority limited to
his Hereditary States. We have al
ready expressed our doubts whether he
will be permitted to retain the title Of
(" Emperor of Germany :" indeed if
Bonaparte's new plan be adopted, that
title viii, in fact, belong to him, as he
will be the real head ofthe Empire. 1t
is said tqat his Prussian Majesty is ex-
tremely dissatisfied with the proposed
alterations, and that he intends to re-
monsrate in the strongest manner a.
gainst them. That the King ot Prus-
STA is dissatisfied at the events which
nave occurred fer the last f1w months,
We have no doubt, because they have
lot only defeated whatever Plane Of
aggrandizement he might have formed
5ut have rendered completely nugatory
the system 81 Politics upon whichFrus-
ia has almost invariably acted SINCE
she has risen to her present rAnI 4
aong the Powers Of Europe The
lnxious WIS., wAich theCabinet Of Bel 4
ID has always felt to gee the power OF
the House of Austria reduced, has un-
fortunately, been completely gratiied ;
ut, while Prussia was endeavouring to
humble a rival, she has in effect given
to herself master; for the mcontronl-
ID influence Of Bonaparte on the con-
|tnent justi6es that expression. But
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-04
DECEMBER 4, 1906.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

10y virtue of deed of trust made By Ro-
i bert Smith to the subscriber, Tor the pur-
3use of securing q debt due to Henry labscotf,
viii be sold, to the highest bidder, Tor ready
money, on Saturday, the 9th Of December
ext, a HOUSE and LOT, on Fairfax street,
nearly opposite Mr.. Joseph Deans. Inc lot
fronts 20 feet on the street, and extends back
l2S feet 6 inches--the house IS frame, :
stories, completely finished, Except pant
ing with kitchen adjoining. The sale viii
take place between the hours OF two and tour
O'Clock in the evening, on the premises
Robert Mods.
NoYcmher II
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SALES At VENDUE.

WILL BE SOLD,
AT THE vENDUg SToRE,
Corner of Prince and Water streets,
4 uarisy Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars OF which will be expressed In
the bills OF the day
ALL kinds Of goods which are on llmlta-
non and the prices Of which are established
can at any time be viewed and purchased at the
lowest limitation and prices.
P. @. Marsteller. V. NJ.
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mo. l77l.
PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to an order of the circuit
Il court Of the district of Columbia, for tho
county of Alexandria, will be scia to the high
est bidder, for ready money, at the coffee
mouse, on Monday, the 18th current, between
he hours of IL aud 2 o'clock a NEGRO
MN, who calls himself Terry, and who was
apprehended and committed to Jail as ruAa-
way,
R. Mofs, D. NJ.
December 8, - dts
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Iult Received
and for Sale By The Subscriber,
10 hhds.retaiiing Molasses
u tierces Of good Rice
iCo bbls. ki!n-tlried Corn Meal
8 hhds. old Antigua Rum
6 hhds. Green Coffee
20 casks OF Lime, and
5000 bushels Of Salt.
N. MILLER.
December z. d
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FOR SALE.
Patent Elastic Suspcnders,

D. 0e1iiI GiootiC OS@S SlIildCio,
80 BE- aaa gDIofssaie and ,etssl, Of tie fatentee
Rect door 5s!s.y Mr.. Alexander N. Keaizae's s,
loT'er end Of Prince street, .4iexqndrla.
'dEY snrpass any yet extant, for ease,
L iegaDee, &c. Masters of vessels and
saer gentlemen going TO the West Indies,
spanish Main, &c. may be furnished with an
s'sooFSrneilt, ana-a great allowance to those who
Purchase by the quantity.
-. The buttons on the back parts of the
salitGanl ought 10 be placed the same distance
nom eslch oti!er. as the two center buttons On
we sasPea 'ess, TO prevent Improper ssraining
so saes7e'',';' lying the ease designed in the
soestlaa.its,l ef he article
1al9G RICHARD HoRWELL.
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Liverpool Salt, aNoat.

The Subscriber has received
The following ARTICLES,
Which he offers for Sale very low.
Is hoglheads first quality St. Croix
Sugar
10 bales Tennessee cotton
s pipes 4th proof cogniac BRANDY
10 hogshcads wei Favored Alta proes Ja.
'zlaica rum
30 barrels New-EngIand Rum.
md on HIND,
Imperial I
,1iysoa TEAS
Young Hysoa >of the latest i'm
FIRST quality souchong '@'S
Best green coffee in bags
Chocolate
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular MadeirA
Particular Tenerife
Lisbon, Sherry, an. $50 dozen bottled
Port, very oid VINES.
a few cases claret, superior quality
Coniac and old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spirits !.
Holland gin
NewEngiand rum and whiskey
Mace, nutmegs, cloves and pimento
Black pepper, allspice, & ground ginger
Pearl barley, rice, starch, and fig blue
Dixon's Philadelphia, & English mustard
Refined Salt-Petre
Brown and white soap
Mouid and dipt candles 4
Indigo, alum, madder, eoppsr.as & roll
birthstone
English powder
Demijohns n
James Sanderlon.
SAgsepabsv Ii, d
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FOR S : lie.

FOR SALE,
By TIE SUBSCRIBERS,
81 hogsheads Jamaica rum, 4th proof
90 Go. ST. Croix do. Sd elo.
10 do. N, Eng. do.
10 pipes Holland gin
4 10. American DO. Of superior quail.
2 do /. P Madeira wine q ezceitew
. do l.. NJ. Go. DO. gal gar
4 quarter. casks DO. do. J 'antec lhare.
8 dc. MLarsaiia wine
30 bbls. prime beef--connecticut nspec,
50 dc. prime pork-New Jersey DO.
10 boxes mould candles
IS do. English white soap--vsry dry
2 chests hyson-sKin tea
800 5ushels ST. Ubcs salt.
Wadfworth and Butler,
Union, between King and Prlnce-ssreet.
2 October Is.
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Malaga Wine.

=. .
I JAMES bacon,
1T his GrocnRY Store, on xing-street, has in
Gaaat;oa 70 HE former stock, odaed
a freih Supply Of Cenuinc Articles in,
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
IL .ow gG:rs far safe, on his u$nal low terms,
Mulcovado Sugars, OF various qua
iitie3,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Imperial, TEHS,
Tyson, particularly seieak
$s s:ss 5:5@'s and family 81 ~ US.
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of superior quality
Buselios,
Sherry, g
Lisbon, W I W Il 8.
Tener,#e,
Malaga, and
Genuine Old Port
Cegnae and Bourdeaux Brandy,
CidJsmaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, St. Croix, St. Nincents, and NsaR
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bittegs,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia, ri1rents,
Cayenne and black pepper, race and grounT
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould dipt al
spermaceti candles, refined salt-petre, aotant
indigo, alum, coppcras, madGer, brimne,sto
spinning cotton, patent shot al sizes, Best en-
glish and country made gunpowder, segars,
and slnoaking tobacco, very best chewing to-
bacco.
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff, Hunters pipes
in boxes.
London mustard, warranted of superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
demijohu's, &c SC. with generally every ar
ticle In his line---the whole Of which have been
selected with care, and will les disposed 81 ca
the very lowest tersas.
July TO-.
Printing, az ITS ua7zous tsa@ehe1
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October Is.
The Sub5c, tier
Informs his friends, and the public iii general,
tlet he has now open, and for sale in the
house lately occupied by Mr.. A. c. Gaze
move, on Fairfax, between King and PgsDse
Streets, handsome assortment ef
G. 9 = y S,
Of this falls Importation
--coNsIsTyNc OF
S Fids, sad Ferret Cloths.
Cassimeres, Waistcoatings,
Msnchestry,
Plains and kersevs,
HaifAthicl,s and Napt Cottons,
Napt Frizes and Fhlshings,
Blueland grey Coatings,
Ladiessuper{inc Coatings,
A handsome choice Of flannels,
Rose ana striped Blankets,
Scarlet Cardinals,
CaIicoes, ShNws and Handkcrchiefs,
Printed Counterpart
Irish Linens anG sDowlasses,
Russia Sseetlngs snd striped 3edticks,
Brown and white P,atillas,
White and brown aol,e
Burboon Gurlsi,s,
Asmmoodiss,
Shoes,
Loaf and Lump Sugar, i
Pins, Needles, Buttons, and asgood choice Of
tayloEs Silks Twist and Threads--tjI Of which
he is determined to sell at the mcet reduced
prices for ready money. He hopes Is meet
with that encouragement lis attention to buai-
ness may seen TO merit from generous PUB
lie.
Thomas 3. Dyer.
y. &. He viii rent the store house, kitch-
en- and granery at Bread Greek, in Maryland,
thoiding an unexpired lasse for the samc)
with the Lot Of Ground thereto attached, con-
tanning number Of excellent apple trees
the groundequal to eng for garden-Iti. al
SO an excellent ss~rd for a tavern or black
smith shop, either OF which would be immense
ly profitable, if conducted and supplied in
proper manner. The terms vii be made easy
by early application as above
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