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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-13
NOTICE..

M ESSRS. Robert King and Charles
1VL Croughton and Robert King, James
Thompson and Thomas Ravenhill, John
Edle, Conrad Laub and William Davidson,
Executors Of James Short, deceased---T axe
notice, that shall proceed to take the fol-
lowing dispositions at the times and places
hereafter mentioned, to be read as evidence
in two suits now depending in the Chance
ry Court for the Richmond District, in
which suits ] am plaintiff and you are the
defendants, TO wit, at the tavern of Mr..
Norris. at Fauquier courthouse, on the 3Oth
day of June i'll the year 1907, between the
hour ct ten in the morning and sunset OF
the same day, / shall take the dispositions
OF Mr.. John Love and Mr. Josiah Watson,
ST. and others. At the tavern of Paul YER
der, at Orange courthouse, on the 9th day
OF July, 1907, between the hour of ten in
the morning and sunset of the same day,
] shall take the deposition of Charles Noel
and others. On the thirteenth of July, 1907,
between the hour of ten in the morning and
sunset of the same day, j shall take the
deposition of John M. Rose at his dwelling
house in the county of Buckingham, and OIL
the 29th day of July, SOY, between the
hour of ten in the morning and sunset of
the same day, i'll Brunswick courthouse,
shall take the deposition of Abner Newman
and others.
ROBERT H. ROSE.
Richmond, June LIST, 1907 Nv
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THEODORICK CARTER.
Henrico county, May 22d, 1907. 3w
liAHDwA E, IRoNMpN Gerry and
CUTLERY STORE.
BPEAET So FOLLET,

y n L mr. - FCL Il II
4 t the sign of the ANVIL, Main Street
I II Richmond, have received bv the Ia.
test arrivals from England, large and
general assortment of Hardware, Iron.
mongery and Cutlery, which they will sell
by wholesale or retail, low for cash, or on
short credit, for approved security;
AMONGST WHICH ARE
Waldrons Of PRIME Corn & Grass Scvthes ;
SicfJes, We ding Hoes, Garden Hoes and
Raacs; Spades * ShoyeiS Trace Chains,
biacE-omIth's Bellows, Anvils, B.ck Irons,
bic and Hand Hammers Vises, Screw
Plates, Files and Rasps, Carpenters join
er's, Cooper'sr Curriers', Saddler's, Sill
yer Smiths, Watch Makers and s. Shoe
Makers Tools; Locks, Hinges, Nails,
Brads, lacks, Screws, Brass Moumting
tor Cabinet Makers, SteeiyarGs, Scale
Beams and Weights; Tea Kettle. SkiIlets
and Spiders; Potts and Kettles Bel Me-
til Kettles and Skillets; House Bells, Grid
Irons, Frying Pans, Waffle and Wafer
Irons; Smoothing Irons, Block Tin Coffee
Pots, Britannia Metal Tea Potts, Britannia
Metal Table and Tea Spoons Coffee and
Corn Mills; Knives and Forks Pen and
Jack Knives Scissors, Razors Razor Ca
ses and Shaving Boxes Ivory and Horn
Combs; Curling longs, Razor Homes,
Glaciers Diamonds, few dozen of elegant
silver mounted and plain green and white
handled Table and Desert Knives and
Forks Table Steels, Butchers Steels and
Knive S; Brass and Iron Wire Tin in
Boxes, Sheet Iron, Sheet and Bar Lead
Patent shot, Gun Locks, Flints, Bear, Wolf
and Fox Traps Screws and Balls for raj
sing mill Stones, Mill Gudgeons and Inks;
German Steel, Marbles, Nova Scotia
Grind Stones, Window Glass, with great
variety of other articles in the above line,
too tedious to enumerate of which con-
slant supply will be kept, and sold on terms
worthy the attention of those who wish to
purchase.
Also for sale so kegs FF Gun Powder,
IS Barrels Liver Oil, Boiling Cloths, Glue,
and general assortment of Brushes.
Richmond, DIST May, 1907. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-13

III Court held for Cumberland cOUHfV
The 23d day NJ DZarch, 1907.
James Morton & Company, Comp'ts } In
again8t Clan
Drury Watson s, John Bib, Def'ts. eey
THIS day came the plaintiffs by Henry f..
Watkins their attorney, and tho de-
fendant Drury Watson not having entered
his appearance and given security accord
ing 20 AN act ofassembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that the said Drury is not an
inhabitant of this state: On the motion of
the plaintiff by their counsel aforesaid, II Is
ordercd, that the said defendant do appear
here OF the first day Of July court next
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that a
copy of this order be inserted iu some news
paper published in tho city Of Richmond
FOR two months successfully and posted at
the front door ofthe courthouse Of this coun-
~ on some court day.
A ccpy--Attest,
SAM. HOBSON, nc.
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Notice..

4 Ii persons are forewarned from using
L or taking Sand from the Sand Bar,
called Coutts's, without the previous con-
sent Of the subscribers, who are alone au-
thorsed TO sell or appropriate the same.
For the convenience OF those who incline to
purchase, we have authorised Mrs Coutts
to act. Any sale or contract which she
may make will be ratified by us.
Samuel NJ Crazc, ,,..-
Pleasant Yoaughus5aud, @'"''''S
Richmond, 2Gsh FEB. 1907.
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.

He subscribers 10 the MAP Of VIR-
L GlNIA,are respectfully informed, that
some copies of the work arc now ready for
delivery, and may be furnished bv calling
on MIR. JoHN PUMFREY, Stationer and
Book binder, whom we have appointed our
agent for the city of Richmond.
~ No time shall be lost to furnish the
whole of our subscribers as well as purcha-
sers.
The PROPRIETORS.
Richmond, May 10, 1907. I'm
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FOR SILL Y.

MY LANDS in Cumberland county,
w lying on AppomattOx river, joining
the lands of Mr. William and George Skip
with; this Land IS equal if not superior
to any Land in Cumberland county, off
James river, it contains 6O7 acres, one half
Of which is covered with fine timber of e.
very description. There is on this land
decent DWELLING HOUSE, and be-
tween four and FIVE hundred bearing ap-
pie trees ofchoice fruit One third Of the
money will be expected when title is
made, the other two thirds may be divid-
ed into two annual payments. Mr.. JefIcr-
son Bake or Mr.. William SLipwith will
shew the land 10 any person wishing to
become a purchaser.
FRANCIS EPPFS.
Chesterfield, June 8, 1897. 4w.
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s II Q l. S


y UN AWAY from the subscriber living
IA in Henrico county, ON the 2Oth instant,
a negro man named BILLY 1t is likely
he will cali himself BILLY GRIFFIN, "a
bout SO years of age, common black, sup
posed to be FIVE feet IL inches high, strait
and well made, with a scar On one side
of his face near his nose, he speaks fierce
when spoken to, walks upright. His
clothes are not worth mentioning, as ex-
pcct he will change all of them except his
shirts, which are home spun cotton. ex-
pect he willharbor about the Forge i'll New
Kent county, as his wife lives there lie
is well acquainted i'll Richmond and Charles
City, about Col. Bradley's. Any person
delivering said slave to me or secure him
in any jail, SO that l get him again, shall
receive the above reward and all reasona-
bile charges paid. All persons are for
warned from harbouring him at their Pc
ril.
THEODORICK CARTER.
Henrico county, May 22d, 1907. 7w
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ROBERT MCDOWELL.

d ESPECTFULLY informs the public
Az thai ne continues to keep entertain
ment a the Red House in Jennings Gap,
sign of the Spread Eagle, situated in the
forks of two roads, II niles from Stanton
and q miles from Horriscnhurgh, leading
directly to the d..erent Mineral Springs
in the back country. His house is large
and airy, with plenty of lodging rooms, wen
furnished with good BEDS. Liquors of the
best qualify. Also good Stables, to hold
upwards of thirty horses, well furnished
with Hay and Grain, and an excellent Host
Ter, &c. He fatters himself by his assidu-
ity to please to give general satisfaction
TO those who call on him.
May 18th, 1907. CIV
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oPIhes OF AT Sizes TIC salNe price as SUD
nails.
CUT SPRIGS.
3d.-5O cents per thousand-4d. 81 cents
per thousand--6d. "a cents per thousand.
Also, fer sale as above. variety Of
Plantation Utensils, such as Plough-irons,
Harrow-teeth, Axes, Wedges, Chains, &c.
s II Q l. 5
Of all sizes made of the best materials,
may be had on the most reasonable terms.
Where also may be had a general assort-
mcnt of well chosen GROCERIES.
May IS, 1907. If
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PRICES OF
Nails, BradS C Sbr1gs,

MANUFACTURED at the Penitenti-
4VA airy, and for sale by NICHOLAS
I1ALLAM, agent for the Commonwealth,
few doors above the Swan Tavern, Rich
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Notice.

Notice.
THE Debtors to the late firm of GIL
A LAT & KIRBY are hereby inform
ed, that THOMAS GILLIAT alone is en-
powered to receive payment OF the debts due
to That concern. All persons having de-
mands against them are requested to apply
20 Thomas Gii.iat, and those indebted to
the firm arc earnestly requested to come
forward without delay, and discharge their
respective debts.
For john GILLIAT s. SELF,
THOMAS GILLIAT.
JAMES KIRBY.
Richmond, 25th May, 1907. 3m
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Hat Mandatory.

IT HE subscriber returns his most CRATE
Il full thanks to his friends and the pub
lie in general, for past favors, in his line Of
business, and takes this method of inform
ing them that he has removed his Hat Ma
nutaCtory to his residence at Mount Pros
pect, near Bacon Branch,-His sale store
is at the old stand, OH the main street,
nearly opposite Col. Bobert CANDLES
where he has on hand, large and gene
raj assortment Of
Ii y T S,
Of various ptions.-Being convinced
from the retired situation of his manufac-
tory, and the excellence Of his workmen,
that he can have his work better executed
than in the heart of the city, and flatters
himself from a strictness to business, to
merit continuance Of their custom-he
assures them that nothing on his part shall
be wanting to give general satisfaction -
y general supply of hats is kept at the ma
nufaCtoTy for the convenience of the poo
pie residing in the country.
~ The highest price given for all
kinds of FUR.
SOLOMON MARKS.
Richmond, May Z, 1907. wSm
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RoySter G B2hannan,
Respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally, that they have just
received general assortment of
G r 9 G. Z Il [ 4 S,


produce, or good notes at sixty days
amongst IgHIcH IRE
Brown Sugarin hhds.S Tumblers, pint and
and bbls. half pint
Loaf Sugar in do. do.SDecantcrs, quart and
Jamaica } s pint
Antigua SRUM SLeiper's Snuff
n. EnglandO SWindow Glass
Best Cogniac BrandySLondon Mustard
Holland Gin SRice
Country do. SCopperas
Madeira 2 SNew York Candles
Sherry > SGinger
Malaga s. { = SAlspicc
Dry Lisbon IN SPepper
Hibbert's BrownSQueen's Ware in
Stout and Porter crates, assorted
Writing Paper SNew York Soap
Brown do. SImperial s } .rI,.c
Nutmegs 81. Hyson 5 A'1''
Indigo SBest Green Coffee in
Alum : bags
Salt Petre SSack Salt
English Gun PowderSCotton and Wool
Shot, assorted s Cards, by the box,
s assorted.
Richmond, April /, 1907. IF
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mo. S. Peasants.
FOR SALE.
Nv fr0ct of Land,

In Pawhatan county, containing between
nine hundred and thousand acres, and
Iviug Within two miles of the courthouse,
an IN both sides of Fine creek. Ihistract
sflaul would &c sold entire, otherwise iaid
OF io lots to suit purchasers. Any persons
irclnahle 10 purchase, it is expected viii
first view the premises-any iurtHer de-
scription is deemed unnecessary. For
terms apply to the subscriber, living on the
premises.
Powhatan, Jan. 4th, 1907. u
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MATTRESSES.

CAN be had On very shor, notice MAT
~ TRESSSESuf all sizes s. kinds, aSreeabi.
T. order, in the large corner white house, oppo
SIS The Oh City Tavern. two squares below ,ne
Na7,st eri ige--BgD rs made * NATTkLs
SES yepared.-Horses TAILS & NAMES
purchased.
Tuo. S. Peasants.
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FOR SALE,

2thoSitc Colonel Mayo's neqv buildings,
4th, 3rd and 2nd proof Antigua Rum in
hhds. of the crop 18O5--Imported early
1906
New England Rum in hhds. and barrels
pipe very Superior Hollands Gin
Rye Whiskey in barrels
Loaf and Brown Sugar in Ditto
Coffee by the barrel or bag
Beef and Pork in barrels
Irish Potatoes in ditto, suitable for table or
planting
Potomac Shad and Herrings,
stone Lime in large and small casks.
and general assortment Of GROCE.-
RES, sc. Gcc..-whch will he sold low
for Cash, good paper, or exchanged for
country produce, by
JOB GREENE.
Richmond, 9th May, 1907.
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CUT SPRIGS.

Spikes of all sizes the same price as sod
;lc
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
SUPREME Court Of the q. States.
Fridav. Feb. 20.

& 5 3 80.
Mr.. Rodney Informed the court that he
had not been able TO find any cases that
bore with precision on the paiat yesterday
submitted by the court.
Mr.. Martin observed tia, he had hand.
ed to the chief justice some few au,hori.
ties, which nigh, be examined by the at
toroey general
Af:er examining them Mr.. Rodney said
that he found MIR. MARTA had not been
more fortunate than himself, that the cases
did no, poiDtedly apply, and required no
further observations from him.
After some remarks on the inadmissib;.!
ity of gen. WIkinsoa's ahdavitby Messrs,
F ley, Harper, Rodney and Martin and
SEINE incidental remarks from the cours-
the Chief Justice said the court would
take lime TO consider the case, and hop.
ed by tomorrow to be able TO give an oPi.
nioa.
Ear. Martin, ia consequence of the pro.
position made yesterday by the court, re-.
quesied them to state the bail that woulG
be required for The osaiaaase Of The pri
soBers.
The court required bail TO be given by
each of the prisoners, himself in sam Of
5000 dollars, wign .suret!es-s ss.e.llse a.
mount.
Messss Mariin and Van Mesa were re-
5ce,ved as bail Tor Mr.. Swartwont-and
Messrs. Martin aid Harper for ar Ball.
man.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24

ID day Ok two. He states that his objeet
was 10 be ready on the call q government
to make an; attack On the Spanish posses,
sions, had war been declared. Her no.
thing with him that can b-calied iorse,
He appears indignant at the proceedings
which have been instituted agains, aim,
and speaks with mach bitterness, as / am
told, of general Wilkinson. The gsoeaaI
does no. seem to be popular hsse, and
think upon the whole that there appears 10
tbe a greater solicuude TO crimlnale him,
than any. one else. k
sP. S. Mr.. =. alledges thar The cores
ipsndrnce which il Is said that he has carfi-
cd On with gen. Wilkinson, confaInlng
plans for invading,h e Spanish provinces,
&c. emanated, as ne Can prove. trcm the
marquis YruIo, WHO fsbs.c4iel these letters
10 iDjure him."
The character of Modern France has. be-
come SO notorious, that when We find her pre-
tending to great friendship for any particular
district or Europe, it may be consiqersa as her
hHsd DETERMINATIONS, to Seize the favorite spot.
: hus Switzerland was, Immediately previous,
and as first step, to the usurpation, oeela-
red !" the first daughter Of Liberty " We
now find Ia Napoleon's message to lis senate,
an ayaWal OF passionate fondness for the Otto
man en- Plre: therefore he will soon UNDER
take to manage is affairs. The French en-
peror may use the port as an suxiliary In TIE
destruction OF Russia-but SO soon as this nle-
dltsted conquest is effected, he will have dis
covered some ePrer in the goys rl1aent of Tur-
key, some loving stimdant fer aEording proof
o. his deyourlng friendship. / ais mems evi-
dsnt from a passage in a late. imperial address
to the. senate,
- IL this aew position tsays Napoleon) we
have adopted for the invariable principle of
our conadct, to eyacuate neitssr Berlin nor
Warsaw, Her the provinces which the force
OF arms has made to fall into our hands, before
the general peace be concluded, the Spanish,
Dutch, and French csloniss restored; before
the foundation CT the Ottoman power be
st,eastiencd,- and the absolute independence
OF TAFT vast empire, the first Interests OF our
people, iiFcSocaAIy cpnsccrated."
T5us 1t appears, That the sailing. plains OF
Turkey, and the celebrated hills OF Greece,
have inspired this Rsore than Alexander, with
desire to protect the descendants Of the great
heroes OF ancient times. Napoleon will not
have the once martial spirit of Laccdemon to
contend with j he will, combat no Leonidas at
Ihermopyise, and he will sit down at Coriath
and at Sparta, occupying all Of. Peloponnesis,
without fearing Ryzssnthatl
- Federal Gozette.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24

~ the arrival OF the schooner George,
e1p,ain herrick, in 10 days from HavaDna,
Seesfn :has admiral Wlllsemez sailed two
Gays before, so that tits almost certain thar
= Was MS shistha, was seen og our eapcs
'sS days since. The Tfiomph of ~
Nus mas returned 70 Hamptao roads; the
'uasin trIgase was yesterday coming To-
~ 'he roads also. Willaumcz has a lsmp.
lon Pilo! on board.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24

more 6eauti,uisystess s dry docks. It's
the attribute Of SONS ,zOise men to wish
their faaeiful sehemes, in proportion as
they are ridiculed by others LAS some fond
mothers see nothing butsexcellence IN their
darling, whois the Laughing stock Of eve
Try one else.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
Saturday, February 81.

Chief Justice Marshal delivered the O.
pinion eff the court in the case OF Messrs.
Bollman and Swar.waut.
The opinion was very long, and wsn.
to a considerable extens, ieso a definition
of The csisaa of treason.
On seyera p.sinss Involved ia the case
the court Consisting off1ar judges, Jsdge
Livingston having gone home 10 conse~
eaense. ef,he illness CT his daughter, were
sqaally divided.
The opinion caneludsd with the or
dsr<of the court TO discharge the prison.
ers.
Asswe propose giving this impor,an.
opinion, at length, 10 our next. paper, we
have avoided any statement Of its con-
TENTS
Nat. Intel.
a letter has Seen received frona gene.
raj Adalr addressed to the Kentucky de.
legation, stating the circumstances ct his
arrest at New Orleans, the harsh treat.
mens which he says he has experienced,
and declaring himself innocent of all par,
ticipation in any scheme hostile to the 8 ".
States. In this letter which we had ex
pecsed to have given in this paper general
Adair represents thatwhile in Kentucky,
be received sometime in November. a
letter from general Wlkiasou, dated Sep.
tember 29th. invitiag him to come to New
Orleans, and Join him in an attack on and
conquest Of the Spanish POSSESSIONS: and
that he Immediately answered it, declining
all participates in the plan proposed 70
him. He adds that hi. purpose ia golngto
II. Orleans was entirely TO make a pur-
chase OF lands.
Ibid.
Es,racs oc slc.ter dated ashington, Mis-.
sissippl Territory, Jan. 10, to gentle.
man In this city.
Mr.. Barr arrived at judge Bruins a.
.beve Naschsz ten or twelve days ago
He wro.esto Mr.. Meade the acting go.
vernon, stating that his objects were lau.
dabe, that they were not unfriendly TO the
United States and cautioniDg him against
arming eitizens against citizens, and thus
producing civil war. Mr.. Meade called
out the militia. A warrant was issued a.
gainst Mr.. Burr, aid party OF militia
were sent to take him.
I. Several persons who had come to Nat
chez were applehended by the military &
dismissed by the acting governor on their
parol Till to-day. Judge Rodaey 10 whom
they have cone has been examining them,
ba,they appear to knpw blu. little Of the
real desigus Of Mr.. Burr. Mr.. Burr him
self avo,ced being taken By crossing the.
river. The secretary sent his aids o aim,
a written capitnlsuon was entered inio, and
last night Mr.. Burr came to this place. the
seat of government, and is to be examined
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
TO BE RENTED,

q BE NEIS Ell,
THE BRICK. STORE q COMPILING
HOUSE now occxpicd by Messrs. Ricketts,
Newton s Co.--ALso, the vacant STORE
adjoining. They are large and convenient, aS
will be rented low. Apply to
H. II HOOE,
Jsly2s '9ax
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~ ~ -'SN'-,
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK. Feb. IS.

NEW YORK, Feb. IS.
The ship Oliver Ellsworth, froan Liver.
pool had not got up,at late hour last e.
.eins.
hons tie vessels which wen. &c sea on
) Monday, was the ship Iialona Tor LAYER.
POOL, having on board captain Brewster
end son OF the Revenue Gutter; Messrs.
.siilehcil add White, Pilots; aud captain
Fierce. brother 10 Mr.. Pierce who was
kslsd by shotlram the Leander. They
sie'o proceed to London as Witnesses 10
TIC tr'a' Q. captain Whitley
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
Wanted -tOtHire,
N O 7 E.
Feb2,na7'y "a

HE subscriber intending to decline busi-
L ness In this place, takes this method of
calling upon all those who are indebted to him
for paymeat; and such IS Go not come .ior-
ward before the Oath, OF next month, their ac-
counts will be placed in the hands. of proper
person for collection.
My own debts%must be paid therefore an
apology for this call is Unnecessary. Any
claims not liquidated are requested to be pre-
sented, as allAonen ones vii! meet with <tten-
stionsao far as in my power.
/ HAVE ON HAND
A quantity Of DRY.GOODS, the price Of
which | will make very low to any person that
will purchase the whole.
I have also on hand,
A general aHortment Of Groceries
and Liquors as usual.
George ClementIon.
February -. eolw2aw2w
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Notice is hereby given.

MAT all persons homay be foundtres-
u passing on the land belonging to c. ".
palangen, situated Oh the Potomac River, near
Alexandria, below the mouth Of Mol Frost's
Run, and extending to a line belonging to
Mr. Peter Sheron's, nearly at the lower ex-
tremity f.the Pocosen: and from thence back
from the riverto the north branch of Little
Hunting Creek, will be prosecuted to the ex,
tent of the law in such cases provided.
q c. w. Valengen.
49, February %. .2awsw*
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
Hard 1Uare Gods.

William Goddard,
HAS received by nips Joreph and Henry
4 A from Liverpool, very extenfve add
ton 70 his flock Of SadIcry, Cutlery Y, Hard
Ware Goods--which he offers for lale ~
whoielaIc and retail, on the mon Reasonable
terms. LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes ben Crown Glafs, all fizes from
9by7 to Is by 10
leo oaks wrought Nails, all Gzes
3 tons fleet Lead
30 doz, bef Engi1 Shovels and Spades
~ doz Frying pans
100 doz. ben Sewing Irvine
calks flat Irons
Large quantity Cart. Wagon, and Chsif-
Wheel Boxes
Sets Of Cart Iron, Weights
z, IA and 28w do do
Bock,in Cea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
Blackimiths Anvils and Vices.
ALss,
An ahJrtment Of LOOKING GLASSES,
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
r very great variety Of Joiner's Planes
ScPf. %. f.