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4 j
Is NOTHING is Of more importance than
the prcservatien Of health-tllis common place
remark however is TOO OFTEN roBGor4Es.
whilst we are active and stron..s-at.d pre-
syention of pain, vh5ch is superior 80 It's cure;
Is net sufficiently attended to by any aescripti-
oh of persons. Among those disorders which
require the moot early and unre hitting efforts
to eradicate autk overcome sone.llays a strong
er nlaim npon eesf notice than the Geut, Rhcu-
1 aatism, Lunbaggo, Weakness Of the Joints,
|ssprains, elects, the Stone, and Gravel, the
Glralfp and every species of Rheumatic Pains
from whatever Cause they Ilsay haze orig;nas-
ee---arld hence every relief which can be. adir
administered is too valuable to b. fc.sntten.-
those persons " lcsc syocstior peculiarly ey-
pose them to colds, sc. cannot be tee anxioss
lways to possess I'm mediate aid. Sea-faiiing
FersoBs, travellers, &s. ought constantly Is
carry. with them that madeleine which viii
countcraet the unpleasans effects oetheir peri
lous duties, and especially those pains. to which
their situation mus expose them. 70 those
sho reside IN, on visitthe West-indies, and
other warm e.hnaxss, tfc33Rsiil be sound nponl
trial to cenEeg the most lastis:g service, and
asih grsdnsllg deslsoy al tendency 10 disesse
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Hamflto,ss Grand Restoratiut,

Is recommended as an Invaluable medic
or the speedy and permanent cure Of nerve
disorders or such as arise from the ilia1no,
rate use of tea, strong liquors, long rcsidet
III warm climates, excessive weakness, an
general relaxation Of the systea.
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: LONDON. POLICE.
Bow.sTREET. Oes. &C

49,
William Lyman. the son of the Amsri-
can consul, about 10 years Of age, was at
school in the nejghborhoed Of Hackney.
On Monday one. of thesashers inflicted a
very severe punishment .upoa him, with a
wanghes cane. Early OF Tuesday morn.
ing the youth made his escape frora the
school, ia his fssher's house, In, Rirchin
lane.
Con his fathers hearing his staten ent,
and examining the body, he came to the
oaice, snd made aRp!irasion 10 Mr.. Bond
and sir William parsons, the magistrates,
who dispatched Rivets with a warrant. in
> post ehaise, TO bring the usher brfore
them. The officer returned with him with
all possible speed. The consul, with his
SOP, and his attorney, were in readiness.
The youths back was shown te~the magis.
,rrates, when it appeared to be nearly one
e~eHerat mass Of bruises. The magistrates
censored very severely the conduct Of the
prisoner.
Sir w Parsons observeds that if itwere
possible for the youth TO have committed
an offence 10 cali for such a violent aanish.
mens, the master should have inflicted il,
and not the prisoner but reprobated suea
a mode of punishment very severely
recommended as the most proper mose of
publishing boys, 70 deprive .asm Of play,
EL - 49, ~ .a Et =
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Valuable Lands. for Sale.
On The Esd day Of AtrH neat, 1 1viA eel, at
hg5Hc safe, for ready money,

On the Esd day Of Atrrl nert, 4 uNA eel, at
hg5Ec safe, for ready money,
A valuable Tract Of. Land, nowin
the occupation of DR.. James Fl. Blake situate
in Fairfax county, Ia the commonwealth of
Virginia, on the south side of Rohick creek,
containing about. 3a5 acres, be ths-same more
or less. This land was sold and conveyed in
The year H95 byGel. William Fitzhugh to
James H. Blake Richard Parrot, and An
thony Banning, and HI hea bythem. convey
ca to me In trust to be. sold upon the happen
ing Of certain events which hare taken, place.
Col. Wiiiana, Fitzhugh-h held this land under
his ancestors, who together WITH himself had
possessed it without any interfering adverse
elairn from any quarter. very many years pre-
yious to the year 1875 so that it is believed
there can be no possible doubt In the title !:
but selling as I do as a trustees. I will not give
any WARRANTED. except againstmyself and those
claiming under me. A furtherdescription is
conceived unnecessary, as the sale will be
made on the land on the day above mention
ed, and at the hour Of II o'clock
in the forenoon. !.
Leonard Mackall. J
February al. .law8t*
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The elegant and nachaGaursd
February ls.

TIE elegant and ;naehaenfrsd
ENGLISH HORSE BRILLIANT,
1Hs. hroterty Of John ,Tayloe, Esquire, g
IM0unt .A,ry,
TETILL stand, the ensuing season, at Mr..
w ). Millions, in Frederick county,
Virginia, one mile from berry-yille, 6 from
Smokers ferry on Shenandoah river, and IL
from Winchester at the low price of TWEEN
ty-hye dollars, interchangeable by twenty dol
lars during the, season. with, one dollar to the
groom.
BRILLIANT is beautiful grey, Is hands
high, possessing great bone, with fine shape
and symrnetry-his blood unexceptionable-
and allowed by all judges to be as fine a horse,
in all respects, as -ever imported.
Pasturage furnished mares from a distance
but no liability for accidents or escapes.
His pedigree, performances, &c. will be
published in handbills, when the season COM
mences.
1Ianuary1sl. law7t
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and suAfcien. means Of redress are still held
cut for the citixea,i if deprived Of his liber.
ty. And this surely mus kase been the
Intention Of the legislature, itneysr could
have been contemplated that ths mandates
Of this coars should be borne 10 the sxsfe-
mites eff the states to conyrns before them,
every prisoner, who may be committed
under The authority of the general govern.
mant. Let it be RENE INBRED thar | ana
n dispu.ing the power of the individual
Judges who compose this court to issue the
writ Of habeas corpus. This application is
not made to us as atehambers, but 10 Us
as holding the supreme conrt Of the U.s.
a creature Of the constitusioa and possess
ing Ro greater capacity: to receive Jurlsdic-'
tisn or power than the constitution gives
il. We may incur individual capacities,
or incur circuit courts be susceptible o.
powers merely ministerial and not consist.
emf with oar judicial characters, for on that
point the constitutioa has left much to on.
strnction ; and On such an application the
eniy doubt that could be entertained would
be, whethrf we can exercise any power be.
yend the limits of our respective circuits.
On this question will not now give az O.
pinion- One more observation and ! dis.
miss the subject
In the case OF Burford, I was one Of
the members who constituted the court
| owe il TO my own consistency to declare
that the court were then appvized or my
objes,ions TO the issuing Of the writ of ha-
bsas corpus. / did not then comment at
large on the reasons Wkich influenced my
opinion, and the cause was this Ths
gentleman who argued that cause confined
himself strictly to those considerations,
which ought alone to influence the decisions
Of this court. No popular observations
on the necessity Of protecting the citizen
from executive oppression, no animated
address calculated 10 enlist the passions or
prejudices of an audience III defence OF
his motion, imposed on me the necessity
OF viuaicsting my opinion. Submitted 10
silent Difference TO the decision Of my bre.
thren,
la this case, / fee! myself much ~reiiev.
ed from the painful sensation resulting
from the necessity Of dissenting from the
majority of the court, in being supported
BY the opinion of one of my brethren, who
is prevented BY indispesNion from attend.
ing.
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aleranorsa Dajtp Advertiser.
FRIDAY, FEnRUARy ".
Prom Washington, 7Hursday, ke6. .e

From Washington, Thursday, keb. Is.
Much of the time of the House this day
has been spent ON tAs question Of ooncurring
with the Senate in certain amendments to the
bin continuing the Mediterranean fund, and
repeating the duty en- salt. The House voted
to:a9brre to the bill /; the Senate voted to adj
here to their amendments. The bill, o fcourse,
lis lost; and the duty on salt is not repealed !:
and the Mediterranean fund ceases at the
close Of the present session. /:
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DiRriaof Columbia, County of Alex

..andria. Il.
.Nouen6er Term, 1905.
Warren Ashley, comtlainant,1
John Drew and Wn,Harss- A" eS''efFy'
horne, d~sfndants.
The defendant, John Drew, not
having entered his appearance and given
security, aceording-to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing 10 the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit, that
the said defendant, John Drew, is not an inha-
.hitant of this district-on moion Of the COM
plainant by his counsel, it is ordered that tho
said defendant, John Drew, do appear here on
the first day of July term next, and enter his
appearance to the suit and give security for
Performing the ,decrees Of the court, and that
the other defendant, William Hartshorne, do
not pay4away, convey or secrete the debts by
him owing TO, or the estate. Or effects in hs
hands belonging to the said absent defendant,
John Drew, unit. the further order or decree
of the court, and that a copy of this order se
forthwith published in both ofthe public news
papers paublishedinthis county for w months
successfully, and that another copy be posted
at the front door Of the court house Of SAID
county.
AeCepy. Test.
6. Deneale, c. G.
January 8. lay2m
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N Q T | +.

IN pursuance of a law passed. at the last ge-
4 neral assembly of Virginia, authorizing
cross Grest-Hpnting-creck, the. commission
ers therein named will attend at the house Of
John Goodins, in Fairfax county, on tie 9th
day Of March next, and open books Of SUBJ
scription for raising TIE capita sum Of twelve
thousand dollars, in shares, as pointed out
and authorized by the SAID law.
February. %. co
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WILL BE SOLD OR A
ED, ON GROUND RENT.

For q term sf Vars, or for euer,
a NUMBER oy VALUABLE AND ELIGI-
"A BLY, SITUATED. BUILDING LOTS, in
this Tewn-on Fairfax, Cameron, Water,
Union and Princess streets. They will be
laid of to accommodate purchasers. Applica-
tion may be made to lillian Herbert. Esq.
or to the subscriber near Patuxent Iron-works,
Prince Geos IS County, Maryland.
John c. Hes6srt.
February ls. 2awtf
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The President of the United States, has
granted his exsquator to Don Paul Caacon,
as his Catholic Majesty's Yice-Consul for the
district of Columbia, to reside at Alexandria.
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ns P1lsoneE appeared PSulleptI LOT WAas
he had done, and begged pardon; but the
consul said he could not possibly accept of
it,. be should get a surgeonso examins
his sons body, and should prosecute the
prisoner in the crown Office. The prisoner
was ordered TO fad bail tor the assault.
THE DAYS THAT ARE GONE.
! THE sun was departed, the mild zephyr
I ii. blowing,
Bore over the plain the perfume ofthe flow
eis
Ia soft undulations the s~trearnlst, was flowing,
And calm meditation led forward the hour:
I struck the fall chord. and the ready tear
started,
/ sang of an exile forlcrn, broken hearted,
Lake him, from my bosom all Joy is 4 depart,
ed,
And sorrow has stol'n from the Tyre all its
powers.
Ipaus'd en- the strain, VIXEN fond mem 'ry te-
naclous,
Presented the form / must eyer esteem;
Retrac'd scenes of pleasure, alas, how faila-
sious!
tEvanescent all, as the shades of a dream.
Yet still, as they rush'd thso' oppress'd recol-
~lection,>
The silent tear fell, and tbs sensiye reflection,
Immersed my,sad bosom in deeper detection,
On which cheering hope scarcely gjanoes a
beam.
y =. ~ II -
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MARRIED., last evening, by the Reverend
James Muir, Mr.. JoHx MsDokALD, to- Miss
ANNE KING-beth of this place.
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Thomas Reed & James CLAY

Thomas Reed q James CLAY,
5Pdinters and Glazlers,
II HAVE eom1aenccd business in the al
IL bove lins, II Prlnce-street, nearly op-
posiee the bank Of Potomac, where they In
tend to keep the best of PAINTS, and every
thing else in their lire. Any orders, either
in tow or. from the country. will be duly at
tended to, and executed On as reasonable terms
as any in this place.
FEBRUARY 10. >eost-law4t*
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Attention to this Notes.


THOsE persons who gave their bonds,
fthe list of which hayej viii please to
take notice that they ought to have settled
with me in May last for property purchased
by them.
twill, in one month from this date, ifthey
do not come forward ard pay off what is JUST
.ly due, commence suits in chancery against
them.
benjamin. Dulany.
February IA. ta7.l d2w
g. CASH viii be given for
a Few likely young Negroes, Of
both fexes; Il Immediate appli-
cation be made, at the Indian
Queen tavern.
February rs Str
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FALL GOODS.

KIRR2,, DRAKE e. 7ATLCP,
4 RE now receiving by the Ship Ro!ia, C,on,
London. large and handsome assor. r,er,
Of FASHIONABLE GOODS, tselected ny a
par ,ner OF tue hou,e.)
AMoNG WHICH ARE
London Super6ne Cloths Casimeres, and r,
lines. superior quality.
Gentlemen's Patent silk and Beaver Nats.
Children's Trafalgar and Erskine 30.
Elegant Leno Pqaet and Sewed sIusiias.
10. Robes and Dresses.
Solorcd italian Grapes fcr Ladies Dresses.
SIX, Cotton. and ivors,ed Kos.ry.
Irish Linens. Lawns and Shee,ings.
80 Cotton Shrimp, very fine.
i-sdies' Kid Shoes.
csIlcoes cambrieks, Chambrays. coron AID
Thread Lsoes &c.
ana IN daily exprctes::555, of receiving by .he
Pro,eeccsT from i.'verroci, 4 lal-e Rsso,ircn,
OF COARSE W0OLENS, and al OF ,ri,ici,
WIZ Be sold very low. wholesale and sets;I. los.
casi' or on short credi, II puncsual cus,or,ers.
Richmond, Sep'er9her 90, 1907. IS
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NORFOLK, September "a.
cnnrM1rNrcA

COMM CATED.
yesterday meeting took place between
DIR. STARK, and Capt. GORDON, of the
chesapeake, in consequence of dispute
on the subject Of Commodore Barron's con-
duct-several shots were exchanged with
ont effect. The affair terminated in the
DOCTORS receiving a wound through the
arm from Lieut.. Crane, the friend Of Cap
tain Gordon!
September IS.
ARRivED.-The ship Rolla, Carey, A
Gays from. London, with cargo of Dry
foods, arrived in Hampton Roads on We'd
ncsday bound to City Point-Passengers
Mr.. Drake and DR.. cambridge.
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FROM THE AMERICAN CITIZEN

n ne7U fomfhict "A pamphlet was yes
terday published in this city with the title
CT "THE BRITIsH TREATY: :" it is dedi-
Gated to those members OF Congress who
" have the sciise TO HcrceiUe and the sHirft
" 10 fursue the TRUE INTERESTS OF
THEIR COUNTRY" The writer is a fe-
deraiist, and the pamphlet is ushered into
the world at this juncture with the double
view Of impairing the well rcposed conf
dcnce OF the people in the patriotism, dis
cernmcnt, and integrity of the pres dent,
and Of aiding the cause of England IN our
present misunderstanding with her. He
processes to detail the substance of all the
articles Of the treaty which the president
recently returned TO the court OF ST. Iames's
without submitting it to the Sen te. In
what manner or whence the author has OBJ
tanned The treaty, l will not now ccniec-
ture, but u he has impaired the subsistence
% 1t correctly, its pcremptory and indig-
nan; rejection by the president viii endcar
nm more than everto every HONEST MAN
IN AMERICA, be his political opinions what
u ey "ayj for, according TO the authors
settlement, there was anne xcd 70 il by the
Britith government q condition, which,
had il been yielded to ON our part, would
have degraded the United States To their
former AFFECT condition Of colonial deben-
ne. hhVing thus noticed a production
loy which the administration is to be demo.
hShed and our independence laid with hu-
m'iity at the foot stool of the English
throne, we leave it for the present, with
INC promise to expose il fully to public
view; which promise we shan perform
with ehceriulness ard zeal proportioneti to
cur assurance that the injury neditated by
tue author, will recoil upon those of whom
he rs the avoWed adVocate
FROM TIE n. Y. EVENING POST. 1
H,7hsh Ircofg.--Wc had put into our
y nos this forenoon, pamphlet, with the
d fcGicatcd,
70 those members of coaFrrs, zp5o
hare me sense 10 hereefUc. and fbe
tstrH 10 pursue me true interesfs or
faeir counfrV."
n writer having by some measure got
pos esslon OF copy Of the late British
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assurances nor conduct of America dis
position is shrwn to oppose it, his majesty
wishes it to be fairly and clearly under
stood, that he viii not consider himself
bound by the signature of his commission.
ers to ratify; or III case he ratifies, he will
not and cannot be precluded from adopting
such measures as may seem necessary for
c9unieraeting the designs of his enemy,
whenever they shall occur, and be of such
an extraordinary nature as to require ex-
| traordinary remedies
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The Hallcrian academy.

WILL BE- open for the reception # HeIv Sem
" IRE IN the cou'se OF OClober next 4, ,ybr,
Mr. ID DOYLE, professor Of the I.atia. Gel;
knd Mathematical Department, (forme i, urjn
eIp9' OF Tren'on ACADEMY Revisor OF The L.
tin ami Greek Classics. published at phiadsip +.
and'su:hor Of several lrerafy PERFORMANCE. Vii
ION several oihoi teachers actually engaged b. y,
Hsuer' TO- the Instruction Of he respe6i We ruris
The extensive buildings q this institution be
ing now nearly finished. Doctor l!aI!rr has ae.
tual'y madc the most conye. lent arranrsrnen,s
ior he admission and Accommodation Of Young
gentlemen ~ the one extremity whereas me a..
taer parts OF tic building, entirely d.s,inA and
'ePliate' are actually appropriated for the &C
Gommoaation Of the Feo,nie De5ayrnea,, and tis
family Of the same sex.
II IS therefore his w,ah TO admit in rr.nr-
larger number Of pupils AZ bo,5 sex,s. vince
education shall always command his utmost
eNertions and vigilance.
but ~ the same time Doaor IIaliey n1u,t rub
lic'y declare that ali these who win NOT conf, %,
'hem'tlves most scrupu,ousiy 70 his rrj.s arJ
regulations at'raiiy IN iorce, snail be dismisseo
withou any exception. '''''
Scftcmber 20, 1907. o.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

For f6e 6ersft Of 'he underwriters,
WILL BE SOLD; at the Office Of the Sub,
se'ihsrs. on Thursday the frs, Coc,ots-,
Bates Dufls Blankets, NJ. II and IA N. 6.
=. Damaged on board the big John and
Charles, Captain Leonard ). Mertr, from Ii.
verrcc..
PRossER & MONcURE, Auc'rs.
S,,l.ernhcr 90 I90Z
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'N'-t " W. ~ ,nc suDsc,IN.l ,.ei,-- n .
couasy Of Cumberland TWO E5I'p AVS
Tue one B"IECLE COW oban, rir- 800.
90 without any nat&. az band ann sis.4 ~
Iiine d"'a' be cher RED COW ssos,
c'.Ve years Old viii crop N ne lsC. esr. /.
s'oile IN 'he rHee! Pagf e ihe rCht rara-,; bo
i'0'"s saved oil appraied 20 cithr don,,s.
y,m Jerman Baker.
Weodyi''e, lS:h SEPT nb.r ,817. . stw.
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$50 Acres OF LAND.

lying On Roanoke river, IN the said county he
ing the baianoe remaining unsold of the tr2ct
known by the name of OCLONEFCHEE AZ
present leased TO William Birchett, whose Ie,s.
Wi! expire on the first day of January next, on
WINCH DAY possession viii be delivered 10 the
purchaser. The high land also is generally Of
very coed quality. well adapted to the proSuc.
on Ct corn, tobacco, wheat and oats. A or.st
proportion is yer in woods, and heavily tirnbe,ed
The plantation has every conveni.nt hons. 70,
an oVerseer and negroes barns for Tobacco. &c
ana All the grounds ia cultivation are under ex
ce'ent fences. It's eXpe6te1. h 3weyc7, that any
rerson dssiIous Of purchasing will view the pre-
misses himself
he situation If this land so convenient IN
one navigation ct Roanoke, which vii probably
IN few years be connected by canals ,yth Inc
rivers Mehertin, Chcwan and Nan.eronr, ano
tne bay OF hsiaPeske. ru ma. If an obi. q of
Importance to . man possessed OF caui1sI ana
aeslring to employ il prof ably.
one tai'd oil the purchase money is to be raid
IN hand Credit will be given for another ,h;ra
unnl the hfst day OF January. 1869, and for The
remaining tAird until the first dav Of January
IeiO, the purchaser giving bonds w,,h GOOD g
Gurity tor the Payment Of the money with inte-
est irora the day of sale (Which in eres, is TO be
RENTED IN case the principal is punanailv paid
a9o farther securing he 5aid ia mems b. a deed
Oh uus' on tic premises an accurate bio, q
'he iand vii. BE- ihcwn on the day Of sac. and
an unques'iona6.e tic made 10 h. furohsssr. by
VIM. Munford.
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II I c Fl M o N d:

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1907.
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Taf~a6le Land TOR Sac

TO be sold, at Meck!onburg Courthouse. on
'he second Menday IN November nex. ibe.
ing court day. il fair, if not. on ,h- next fair
DAY at the same place, at public sale, TO the
highesr bid1er,
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treaty which was agreed to by our mini
sters, aud afterwards stnt back by the
president, has employed himself in brief
discussion of it's merits. In our opinion
nothing more interesting to the merchants
of our country has appeared Since the year
1894. And as 1t is extremely desirable
ihat it should be extensively pcrused before
the meeting Of congress, when probably
nearly the same treaty will again be sent
us. we sl.ai Immediately proceed to fur
nish our readers with extracts.
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Two Stoves to Let.
M. B Al r r. Y,

Begs leave to inform the citizensof Alex
andria, that she has removed her School to
that house on King street, formerly occupied
by Mr.. S. Snowdeh. and nearly oppposte 10
nathan and Mahlon Scholfeld's store.
She avails herself ofthe opportunity to Of
fer her most grateful Acknowledgements to her
generous patrons, for the liberal encourage
nlent she has hitherto met With.
November 10. 3t*
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e. Removal.
i O H N T u @ K E B,

~ y 81 y II ~ - ~,
Has removed from King street TO has wllar
adjoining aacssrs. Jonah Thompson < Sons,
where hs has for sale
100 SPANISH HIDES
2oeo bushels coarse Turk's-Island SALT
First quality Muscova,lo SUGAR in logs
heads and barreis--and
GROCERIES as asnal.
srR He also takes the liberty TO inform his
friends in the country, that he has large and
scommodious Warehouse for the reception OF
flour, either by water or Wagons, and would
take in flour on storage.
October To-. edlod 3saW5W
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Windward Island and :
New-England
Rye Whiskey in barrels
Cherry Bounce in do.
Salt, coarse and fine
Pepper, Pimento, Snuff, Chewing Tobac-
co, Segars, Mouleiand Dipped Candies, Soap,
Copperas, Nader, Wrapping Paper, Rice,
Chocolate, Philadelphia Porter, HAVANA Ho-
ney,
Also,
A constant supply of nice FIow for family
use
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