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TUNIS. CRAVEN,
Has reesived b fbe iats 4rripSl5 an elsgasi eI
iSyimest Of
G O O d S,


l,a5ouilipssanc Cloths Corded Cambr:eks,
All CSiliaetes, Lace 90.
Raaeg;'s patent Cords, Gisb Co.anaas and f
Do. Wziacoatings, Cured Iniia Mqslins
Siks, Molcaias, Flo- India and RfitRh Book
ientipes, 90.
Imperial, cloadcd and Lace ca r & I1anGkcr-
white MadciAes, Chiefs,
gsilinetts, Susntosvus, Extra SILK Gloves,
snnels. Iofe 3iaakess, sic Nc Mi,ts.
Coatines, Plaiss, Silk Ccsdsnd Buttons,
Ssr.eys, Hastsh,cks, Camhfies Buttons, .
Ii ah,s NJ &c, W0rstsa, Artificial Flowers end
tssttoa and SsikF5o. Wtcasfs,
asry, Ofrich Feathers,
tin s FLINDERS Sheet. Italian Msnears,
logs, Fine Iadia P.rians
4A Ifi(h Linens, B4ftas, Mamnodics,
hurting Gouon, Dowlais, Tickisnkurg,
lstg Lawns, Ofnaburgs. Brown rolls
~ "a CarnSrcks, &c. &c.
|oa Ties. Csmhrick do.
o. Re daily expe7s en- additional
gToy kseat o FALL GOODS.
o. s2. O..
p, tatiag, in RS vdrtoas braaefts,
Essac ssly eyse.aea az thu: etEcs.
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HENRY K. MAY
Five Dollars Reward.

\KAs teien III of William Vioi.t's both,
w On keitb's wharf, Oh The night .. The
zIft infant, Hunting Sine, Hafe6, lmake,'s
name afd r.H.aber lot recohtt!ed) with itrped
purple ribbo", commoB t,atJ KY and white
pearl lrsi *ith the lctter y on TIC face E8s
Acs bar! Tor the day ot The month. sfa yellow
binds fertile hours ar minptes. Ikc,be,t re.
ward will be gives te any frrica who VIII leave
the W'aEch az this office, 49,
Al peffans arc tcrrwa'ne, rom rerk; Grg,
ara sateb makers are lcGacGsd 10 Cop tie fang
iloeld it be oaaIst !ct ;siS.
kpsi Is, T.
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WANTED,
PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT TO- decree Of the hyperion court
1 OF chancery, held at Richmond, Blll be sx
.poisd 70 fal-, TWO TRACTS OF Land,
il ,.le eouary OF Londeun, The pfeprity OF 7I1o
ma, l4izsasd Digs, Efq, oSe called The Valley
rfaa, consaining abouv 1897 acres, lying sbopf.
.shree gii!es from LssfbpTg---siae ottr called the
Greer. Hill Tras,, Tying On the Potenas rivet ],
aeaI, The BIcs Ridge, and iuppofrt7so contain.
abops $40 acres. Tiste lsids are 10 be f3id
Tor The 9uFpo;e of rating the Fam qfsbout fl:
thsuiata dollars, due from thr faia Thomas a.
Digs 70 scfsaih creditors in the decree msht'en
cd. ihe fasssf viii be nade 70 he higiea oiS.
Ser Fer ftsay neb-y, aed VIII car'Hienss 81 she
13 day oi Jane pexs, 10 Tic town oi Leg ibusg,
and county OF Iouicua.
IN v1oe g. s sTsn, csfruslEsaer,.
April za. ad
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TO RENT,

TO RENT,
IA TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, Gtr-
< a ate on 81. Afaph fleet, between KiGs
hd Primes asects, four doors heJon' Mr. Fs@'s
&cc, now occupied By MFR, Amos Alcxsod.
foaeGon will DC given ON fhs 5ih March.
Application TO be made to
George Youngs.
February 26.
Cath, and the highef price given
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, BY.
the Printer Of this paper.
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PETER WISE. Il,n-

~ ! E K WISE, Jun,
o9trstor sale, ct Sfs Sfots ii Fontas Erect,
A general a1ortnlent of. Drugs
and patent. Medicines:
Il L S Q,
Mace, Nutmesss Cloves, Cafia,
Flsfk Oh, b. the box,
SapsrioF quality Salad OH, b. the baskc,os
bottle,
S,ii peue, eeRaed,
Thirty Boxes EJR qnaly SCARS
aadJDy Of lecoad.
IS He Will take Young Man IA nrlS
years old, of coed conntaio4s,. to learn the
Daaggjfs' buGpca.
Ap.il 20. div
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-24

HENRY K. MAY
Ia, e2qa ll-sezi1g g, jar Sex,
65Escrs P.3lts~f gi Pans,
6oE2ax<s Mood Capatea,
~ haNrS Glioeoiatc,
s9tmue,s Psiae,Pgk;
stlrsgaiFats Mufaosaao sprar,
stagnr cspr Mad ira. WING
IL ,STGRE,
I.afaoa P,n.suia;,
L:lts4.an aaa New erks Market ,z. Z.
pa9Ecusar aat Cargo TeHsrtfc "Ns''
Ca1s6na and Carer
50 tarlslS Ne. J Cargo ard PGpr Beef
40 a4rrclS Bounce
4 sslts Secsouom Gas.ahs
4 haie Faa5ah Cofas
6fahds. Molaiirs
s ak. 81 ca.eit, offafssie1 quality.
AP.na. DIN
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THURSDAY, ApRiL "A, 1896.
FRESH TEAS.

Fas A4N@CAA A11AGs
Ns.v aaaiag fyom 81 6sa,d The brig Basmesy
firm ASzO Yak.
3 s. do.t Hyion, ,g.a ,rs 1a,-.'
1os 90. Hyion Skin, j
NAach 7cs1 6eJold on usry NEEDS
ralt'Ss Feanss BY
Janles sanderGon.
! Ank 81. 4
Received, this Day,
ND Joy Sale, on Ve.y lgso terms
1;5hogg thsads hra quality Mufeova-
doSsigar.
loxes 1gilh Linens, Colerains,
adoriEd.
James sanderfon.
Apsi4e. q. +
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-08
DaineGtr Jntelltgence.

Exfr0t7 letter from Gentiesaa at Dsf-oit, to biz
eo,r1lpoudfnt iuiNero-7Nork, dated June ~, 1906.
Since my arrival ar this place there have been fe-
veral reports made MIR. S. Grifwod our aS3ing
Governor by Indian traders, from different parts of
the country of the frequent feeret councils held by
the Indians, under pretence of pliling laws obge
their own people to become fober and ndu(trous by
applying their time improving lands and living af-
ter the manner of the white people; but knowing
their practice of dilIimulaton aud treachery, we
were ffpicious that their meetings to concert
neafures make ncurGon into this country, plum
der the inhabitants, and retire. This occafoned a
fenfe of danger to lpread amongf the people. But
altho' this timely notice has been given, fear we
have been deficient in providing againG the dangers
70 which from the ;uation of this place, we
are particularly expoed. The vat of the from
tiers the ca.tered ltuation Of the 1etements, the
nature Of favage warfare, together with the exact
knowledge the Indians poefs Of every part of this
country, make fear that the inhabitants who are
not under immediate protection Of the fort, will find
their reliffance Intellectual.
"I have deferred writing you on this fubiecf be-
FORE for fear of giving unnecenary alarm be-
ing fuffeienty aIured Of the truth Of the reports.
We are longer in doubt, that the Indians are
preparing to commence war againl the United States
and we daily expect attack at this place. We are
we'll informed that they have mutual quantity of
provifion aud ammunition in their po1ellion.
Thefe accounts eorroborated by exprefs
from Fort Wayne ION the Miami fent by the COM
mandng officer, and the arrival Of the brig Adams
from Michilimaknae, where the inhabitants all
under arms, and one half guard every night.-Be-
tween and 500 Indians anembled the IL
and, when the Adams failed, with great pretenfons
Of frendhP-but the commanding officer Of that poa,
has doubt of their hottie intentions whenever they
find themfelves efficiently arong; and well knowing
their treachery he will not truit their outward APP
pearances but keeps in readiness defend the fort
sgainil any attack which they may mediate upon IT,
Thefe circumstances afford eaufe of the greatet
alarm, and have been in council for thefe three
days, for the purpofe Of taking every poibe defen-
five preeaution, and have at laa refolved to build
bloehoufes in different parts Of the territory for the
protection Of the inhabitants.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-08

IaAH0 in tie f1OO 5oOaNs zObieb ACCOMPANIED The Le
aader.
William Lippncott, Jun. Alexander Buchanan.
Dan Randall Dunning Matthew Buchanan.
dead. Stephen Butts,
Paui A. Forge, George Fergufon,
Outlaws AdolPhus Ber- William Cartrsht,
gand, Samuel Tozes,
Daniel d. Kenfuer, Abraham Head.
Baily Negus, James HaeghIy,
f1enry lngefioi, John Sulurvan,
Robert Saunders, Thomas Donabue
John Elliot, Jeremiah Pabells.
Daniel Mackey, John Ferris,
John Hayes, Charles Schuman,
Henry Hervey, Miles ToalI,
Mofes Smith, John H. Skrman,
lohn PARCELS, Thomas Billort or Bill
Daniel Milton, lork,
Eden Bullingham, Frederick Reachen,
yoieph Benner, James Grant,
benJamIH DAVIS, Francis Traguhaufan,
John Edfel or Efdel William Long.
lonn scott, Samuel Prin or Price,
Phineas Raymond, David Fleke,
John Burek, John Moore,
Ery King, Thomas Gill,
Peter Awkindtry, Robert Huensono or Har.
William Burnide, rifon,
Robert Rains, Benjamin Nieholion,
Poniree Grant, John Smith,
Joieph Eele, William Pride,
Daniel Newbury, James Garden.
IL tbb tbe/0" f@s E*-SHrVcy0y Of Nssv-YorI.
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NEW.O ORLEANS. Nav 90

Letters have been received from Kafkafsia &c
Fort st. Louis, which mention the arrival of
Llaut. Il. M. Pike from the northern boundary
ct the United States. 1t appears that Lieut..
Pike was DISPATCHED with command of more
than so men in the month of April or May 1908,
from Fort St. Louis to explore the main branch
of the M'fiilIippi river and other purpofes. his
orders and initruttions were to afcertain parti-
cuiarly the lat. and long. of the various places
on the river, and one great Object was to difco-
yer an illicit trade fuppofed to be carried on
between the Britifh traders of the north-weft
company with the Indians within the United
States.
The letters fate that Lieut.. Pike found Ri.
tl'h traders feveral hundred miles within our
lines, trading with the Indians; that he collect
ed duties for goods to the amount of upwards
OF $4,000 dollars-that the Indians were ftimn.
lated by thofe traders to commit depredations
on him and his party that he had feveral G,;r.
miihes with them, in which he loft five or fix
men, and always made them retreat. This in.
formation comes 70 we'll authenticated, that il
may be relied upon.
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E.t,a7 ofa letter from Ca,yaea,.

1s"TSC y q fIfeT FROM CdrrdedS.
lanticpare your impotence, and rend you lit of
Priioners taken board Mirandas fchooners. II
has been furniihed to by Spaniard, unaoquainted
with our language, and fone names are copied in
iuch an incorrect manner as to oblige me TO guefs
their true meaning The bubble of that adventurer's
expedition is burR and this province is in fuch a
Rate OF defence, both by and by the reunion
aud organization OF its relources that not es than
ten thouiand regular troops would make any ferrous
lmprefion on it. The inhabitants in general have
ihewn much loyalty & attachment totheir government
forty thoufand dollars have been fubfcribed in th,
country, and offered asa price for Mranda's head ::
but ne has eicsPed by fight and foe of our country
men are actually under cole confinement, from
which they will only be releafed by DEATH The mott
intelligent among the prifoners declare the expedite
on received the encouragement of administration
the news we received from The United States appears
to confirm this fuppoition-- this be 70, our rulers
have degraded themfelves indeed, and will be anfwer
able before God and their country for the blood of
theie inPrudent & deluded men, the greatei number
OF whom will mott aGuredly be executed as pirates
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E*trad ofn letter TO gentleman of PHILADELPHIA.
dated Watcbitoebes, May 6, 1906.

Extraa ofa letter TO a gentleman of PbiladeIoLia,
dated Matebitoebes, May 6, 800.
Every thing is now qnetin this quarter.
the Spanards are behaving like friends Their
commanders inform that they have received or
ders to treat the Americans with attention and
retpect they take every po!libic means to cul-
tivate peace and harmony
" A party has been ordered out by govern
ment for exploring Red river, and hope foon
to be able to- give you fome intereltiny infor.
nation. This river is Of mmenfe importance
for, by a finall expence for cutting away fone
timber that has damned it up in fome places,
the navigation may be opened to a djf.nce a.
bout 500 miles above this place, and how much
farther remains to be feen it is fuppofrd to
take its rife near the fource of the MiIouri
and, except for so or GO miles from its mouth.
pahed through country that will one day or
another be invaluablc-it is really A fine coun-
try, and If you were all here, / would be con.
tent never to leave it. There are great num-
her OF minor rivers that empty into Red river:
Slack river is one, the navigation of which ex
tends or 500 mles-near the head of this Iaft
are fome hot tprings, faid to be very beneficial
IN a number of complaints many come all the
way from Tombigbee to ufe them. There are
icarceiy any advantages that might not be had
at Nacogtoches, and it is probable there will
be a comfortable trade with the Spanlh coun-
try, by and bye, for they cannot have port
on the tea-coatt nearer the River lie Grande, and
they are now obliged for many of their flp-
plies TO this country; they fend in great MANY
OF their hories and mules for trade; the(e are
the only articles of traffic, except can, of which
taey appear to have good fupply."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-08
NORFOLK. Inly 2.

Private letters from England fay. that the miflion
a'1ra Sff'a 10 10. United States is quite certain
the enba!iy At all his departure is DELAYED
until the fate of the bill before paramen, refpeng
the Colonial Intercourse with this country and the me-
goc'atons depending with MIR. Monroe, ar. deter
mined. We expect that the Prohibi,ory Bill reached
London few days after the date of our aiy;ces bv
'e -, " "ee'er o, the iith OF May Ledse,.
Inc Herald lays tina. this Biz was publiihed in
Cores Liverpool paper of tie SO Of May.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-08

Abiding to Communication in the Richmond En-
quirer OF February 2Sth. But the expreion tier. is
!" miracles do not come every day, and unlefs mira
Gle does come, Miranda NUT fueceed.'
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The authenticity Of the following cannot we be-
eve be quettoned it is faid to come from the lit
tie intriguing e.-miujatr IF Spain. -f.ro,a.
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FROM THE UNITED STATES GAZETTE.
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IL abb @elsa sf@e E.-S~,vcyo, Of N.sy.Ys,i. ,
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OBSERVATIONS,

OBSERVATIONS,
Made at Fort Orange in the city Of Albany for az
pertaining the Longitude by the Solar Eelpfe, 10th
June, 1906.
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LIST OF PERSONS

Tale" in tie fuOo eJoOnns zObieb ACCOMPANIED The l..
ander.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20

neceilary to fend tic ingenious inventor the meate,
which he execusesto any length, BREADTH or renes,
at reafonabe price.
TIE only artisies in tE eotl7;ea that merited in my
opinion, peculiar dittineion, were the following
Bruguet's watch work, particularly his echape-
ment in the fecond arcade Delarnods economical
itoves and boilers, in the Gxth arcade; Berthiers
Heel work in the twentieth arcade firearms,
from Veriales in the twenty-eight arcade; Gre
monts and Barre's printed eottons, in the
fifteenth arcade Pattes white earthern or Zone
IN the eleventh arcade; fpecimens of the aereo,ype
and hereotypc printing, by Pierre Ddot, Fermin
Didot and Louis Herman, in the 6fty-eighh arcade,
Deranees mechanical engravings in the fix,y ar
eade, and finally. Dehs and Gerhards porcelain, in
the ixty-fixth arcade.
The whole exhibition, however, is very well
worth viewing; beiides, the idea is new You there
lee many proofs of the indufry and ingenuity of the
nation. Whoever views them with an impartial eve
mutt, however, acknowledge that they fall far Mort
OF that perfection of which they are capable but
when coupled with circumstances, fuch as when 70
many artts, manufacturers, &C. are enrolled as con-
icrpts, or lent to the armies the general carcty of
money, the want of encouragement, in eonfe-
quenee OF the total extinction of trade and local
eonvnion' 1t is matter of furprife that any thing
worthy of public attention could be offered I,et
france once enjoy the blengs of peace let the huff
bandan teer the plough in qae. and reap the fruits
of his own nduary, then manufacturers, handierafts.
commerce. and the fine arts will daily gather nrength
u 1t forth, and expand into luxurancy. Peace,
know, is the general with of the people, with thar
Is founded on good fenie and patrotf and induftry
will then contribute their real happnefs than
the Pendd but illuive acquiltion of Rates and pro-
vnces and the folly of difemnating the feeds of re-
Publicanifu in other countries.
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March 2S.
LAND-ROR SALE.

ME fubfcriber is authorized to difpoCe of be-
Il tween two & three thoufand acres of LAND,
ituate IN the county Of Prince George and known by
the name OF Old-Town, on the following TERMS to
wit: One-fifth of the purchafe money to be paid
down. and the balance in four annual inllalments to
carry interef from the time of fale-the payment
whereof mutt be fecuredby bond and mortgage on
tile land This land is difant from the town of Pc
teriburg about IA miles from James river or S
miles, and abou, l I-2 from Mobiles Creek. which
IS ravigable for boats up Peachy's MILL The foil
is Systematically well adapted the culture of corn,
wheat and tobacco, and the greate part of tbs tract
covered with ne timber. 1t will be fold in Lots to
iut purehaiers, and will be lhewn to any perlon de-
hiring to view it, by MIR. Drury Livefay, who re-
iides on 1t. Prompt attention will be paid to aov
communication on the fubjea, direaed to the fub
ierber at Shirley in CharlesCty county, by poil to
Granville Mills.
PATRICK HENDREN.
6gemJor CJa,ies Ca,tey of Shirley.
March L law3m.
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STOP THE SWINDLER !

IN The 5t6 ian month (Aprl)a certain I'M
~ Linn HlLL, By frade a Hatter, and b,o-
JfDes to knoav Jometbing cftbe Skuer-I;uitbs In
.flnel5, made bis elopemtnf from Hungry Tozru.
~ L'0lenbei:g county, and took zpitb him a negro
boy named JaMEs, the property oftbs GAbJey;ber.
1 9viH gi4'e Fifty Dollars TO any pe,Jon evbo zvM
deliVer Iaid boy 10 me, or for aeb istormatiou a,
may enable me to get him again and Fifty Dol
lar. TOR TIE atprebenGou and delivery of laid
f!in at fbe before mentioned place. Hills about
INK feet bigb, Hsbt hair and zvears it Rort, thin
Tl/age, [all0zv complexion, and an uncommon
large roman n9e rather mclines to be Thick at The
end, drsDsS zery genteelly, and has much tbe a1-
6earanee Of gentleman; be took off qvitb bin,
f7ro HoE/eJ, one n grey, tie other a /orreL am
Htprebeyfve that Hizk is not bis real name, and
1H IS, that be sOiH change If; be Jays be qvas
ra5led in The fate ofNezv-York. Tie bow If a.
bout Is years old, zvsN g,ozvn and Hkel,, rather
ineAi"able TO a yeilozei@ complexion, t5ongb NOT
a nralHfto. Iexbed Hill has induced the boy to
6elie7'e fbat be has pureba/fd him, as THE bow
qua5 eonditionaiL biredto him, and bad beeu in
BIS Pe3slfon I0me time precious to bis elopemeut
The Jaid Hill has gone off eoQGderably indebted 10
7f,''9H every per/on in The ne;gb5onrbood. 1be
pnbha are cautioned againR being taken in by Grb
GERMAN r. STOKEsI
Hungry Toqvn, MAY g. /ooay4,, IL
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TOR S\Y.E.

Ttree rd!roue PLANT1f IIONS, elk
NE containing 1900 acres Of land, iituated in
- the county ni Kins & Queen, within five miles
OF Dunkirk, of this raet 600 acres are cleared. well
enclofrd and in high cultivation; i, is well adan,.d ~
the culture Of tobacco, wheat and com and tor Eve
raj years pait, has been productive as any in the
county the other GOO, has ever been remarked for
the quantity and excellence of it's timber for which
great price can be obtained on the fpot This farm,
wen tnrniihed with every thing necefiary for the
accommodation OF an overlecr and negroes and for
occurring crop, it IS level and we'll watered from,
700 to 500 bulies Of wheat may be feeded N. nav,
iai'' 10 the greateft advantage-My manager, MIR.
Meadows. will ride over this land, with any ON.
wiIhing to prrchaie. VIZ
ALTO, tract OF 1000 acres in Enex, within ,e,
miles OF lappahannock, in very wealthy peiyhbopr.
hood; moi of this land, is peculiarly adap,sJ ,n ~
CROWN OF corn, wheat and grafs. Il is in good cul
tivation, and well encloled. There is on This f,r,,
rom 10 to 100 acres OF meadow, which is as rich n.
any IN this itate My overfeer. Mr. Hill. will G,.,x
TINS ~. land and Major A. Richie, is fully authorized
alto offer for iale, MOUNT CLEMENT, the
ieat on which rehde; it is believed that th.r. arr,
lew tracts IN the Rate uniting more advantages or
that can boat Of 70 much beauty: it is fituated il
mile and half of rappahannock, & affords ne fine
view OF the Rappahannock, any on the river Monnt
Clement is waihed ide, for more than MIL
with hroadnavgable creek from whichan abundance
VI ~ may "e taken at every feaion it contains by old
urVey $50 acres S4ts of this plantation is very rich
low grounds, and in high cultivation. Severa, hun
ared dollars worth of wood may be fold annual,
from 1t, without injury TO the enate. There is on
rms eifate, brick dwelling houfe, in good repair
62 iect long, and "a wide aud all neceGary outhou
les lately repaired. ihall forbear minute deferp
tion' as preiune any one wifhing to purchafe, VIII
view the Preniies.
alto with to fell 200 or 800 acres near the Boil.
The terms of fale will be one fourth in
three months, the balance in two years, the ultimate
payment to be fecured by deed of rruf The NEGROES
on the above plantations, with valuable teens of >
very kind, with fine Rocks of cattle, hogs & feep
with variety of the beit utenfls, the purchaers NAV
have by paying fair valuation on reaonable credir
EDWIN UPSHAW.
~ Myterms will be communicated by John Ho.
race UPfhaw, Efqr. on application.
Mount Clemon April IL. ftf)
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ENTERTAINMENT.

DIETER NfosELEY, moa respectfully informs
his friends and the public, that he has taken a
leaie OF the houe in this city commonly called the u.
MON TAVERN, & Coffee Houfe, lately occupied
by Mr.. Lynch, where he propoies to carry on the
butlneis OF Tavern Keeper, and ke~ife to pro
vide coffee in the evening" He is alto provided with
an excellent liable
Thofe who have heretofore favored him with their
company and commands he coneeves will require
no further arances; Others lac will only fay tina,
he will diligently and faithfully diieharge the duty,
which he has undertaken.
May Is. oawst.