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THE Subscriber intends to practice law in
L the Counties of pittsylvania, Henry and
Rockingham i'll North Caroiina--L etters address
sed to him should be directed to Danvile.
GEORGE TUCKER.
Pttsylvania March /. rtf7
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TOR SALE, on a credit of months, ftp in
dorsed negotiable notes-Two very likely
NEcRo BOYS about ten years o!!ill--Eiititiire at
the Office of the ENou1RER
Feb. 90 r2w1
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It's reported, that Gen. D'Alvimar, of the
French Army, has lately arrived in this coun-
try, vested with a very important mission
from his government oCongreSs. That Of
ficer, endowed with great talents, and we'll
known throughout Europe, by his voyages
through Greece, Egypt and the Lcvant, was
brought mp with the Emperor Napoleon, at
the royal military School,--During the last
Campaign of ST Domingo he was first adju-
tant general To General lie Clerc, and has
often been employ ed in the Spanish colonies
or the continent, sometimes vested with the
most difficult missions, i'll which he has never
failed to succeed....I6,
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HOUNCTL, CHAMBER--P Proposals will be
Y -, received by the Executive for the purchase
Of the condemned Slaves now in the Pententiary
DAM HYLTON, C.eyk Of tle Council
Feb Is, 1893 f5w1
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THE TRIUMPHS OF JOHN BULL.
Il FRAG MENT

THE TRIUMPHS OF JOHN BULL.
Il FRAG MENT
FROM THE scANDINAvIAN.
JoHN BuLL's praise demands my song,
John Bull stout, and John Bull strong,
Fairest flower of MAMMoN's stem,
The Psdlar's shield, the Chapman gem!
John heaps up his brooded stores,
Nor one drop profuscly pours,
Lord of every thrifty art,
Graphing hand, and greedy heart,
R'lt steut, to make whole kingdom. weep,
If he can catch tbem-fast asleep.
Big with deeds of mighty name,
And high to raise his oSpn dear fame,
John Bull, TO war with I'll the world,
His ships unmoor'd, his sails unfurI'd.
But sailing up the rioer Plate,
John Bull-he got broken pate.
Don Bishop lying on the mrch
Mounting great guns on his Church,
Showered iron hail on pediar John,
And taught him how to fight Don.
But bloody tears shall that Don weep,
II John can catch him-fass asleep.
Angry and sore, and black and blue,
John Bull from Piatas banks withdrew,
Swearing to find tanner foe,
Fer he to loggerheads would go.
Then Gaiiia's shore he sails around,
And cautious sounds the dangerous ground.
The chief of GAUL's azpake, and ready.
His eve is keen, his rife steady,
And John Bull, thrash'd by qvakins Bishop
breads, as he ought, second dish-up.
But John by one sly northern peep,
Finds out OLD LocHLIN-faSt a sleep.
See John Bull now with care advance,
Lest he disturb old LoghHn's trance;
Loghin disarm'd in peaceful nap,
Is caught in John Bulls wooden trap.
old Loghkn snores-for war fare drese,
John raises high his Pediar crest;
Now the thund ring stroke begin,
There the press and there the din,
Where Loshiin's orphans cradle he,
There John Bulls 6o7n6S IN blGzes fly.
Where Loghlin's matrons humble bless,
The hand that softens life's distress,
There John Bulls cannon loudly roars,
There John Bulls valour proudly sors.
Ind i4faas blood and tUon;aa's cries,
Raise 1ohn Butts glory to the skies.
And bloody tears did wrctches weep,
For John Bull caught them-affaSt a sleep.
Strike the string, and breathe the lay,
Give John Bulls praises to the day;
Is there n woman lying in,
Deserted infant born in sin
Or sinking age, or helpless youth,
Or maiden love, or matron truth,
Or man disarm'd, with guilclss mind,
To John Bulls wiles or deaf or blind
There John Bull points his purple spear,
Hasty, Hasty rout is there,
There confusion, terror's child
Conflict fierce, and ruin wild,
Agony that pants for breath,
Despair and unexpected death,
These to John Bulbs glory given,
These his fame shall watt to heaven,
And bloody tears shall wretches weep,
Wien caught by John Bul--fasf asleep
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Tor SALE, that large, valuable and well bailt
u Brick Lumber House, lately the property Of
Messrs. WBl. Mckenzie & Co. so feet front, so
feet deep, aa1 three stories high, situated 6a the
back street leading from the Basin, nearly appe
site TO the house lately occuPiedby fNr Iohn Hem
ry.
The terms will be liberal and convenient t0 ths
purchaser. APbyto TAYLOR & BROWN. 70
Nov 20. (lawul
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The ship Usage, for France and England,
only waits the arrival from Washington, of
the two Cseriers, Lieut.. Lewis & Mr.. Nourse,
both OF whom are hourly expected.
Mere. lido.
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NETWORK, February 20.

The British Packet NoRToN, with dispat-
ches from Mr.. Rose, sailed yesterday morn
&, with a fair, and s'-u~Stasgering breeze"
She had 10 passengers, 9O0,000t. sterling in
bills. and upwards of 5000 Letters. Her
safe arrival at Falmouth, will be grateful
ncws....N. Y. Gazette.
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M GLASSES in bogsheads and tierces and
Iva FRENCH BRANDY, Fox SALE nv
SAQVEL M7ERS.
REQ. ~ I F47p }
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OTiCE-All persons to whom the estate
' of the late Major VIM, Dudley. deed. OF
Warwick county, is indebted. arc desired on or
before the first day of June next, to bring for.
ward their clai,us properly authenticated, that
provision may be made for payment and to all
ment will be plead in bar.
SA1{L, SHIELD, .tan'v,
Of Nm, Dvsiey, seeessei
lori County, FEB t6, 1903 fimr4sp
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KENTUCKY. FsAskrexr, Feb. a.
The Bill repeating the law giving Col. Muter
three hundred dollars annually, was on Tuesday
returned to the Legislature viii, the governors
objections Yesterday it was re-considered by
the house ct Representatives, and passed ..,;,i,-
Ayes 47-Nays is.
Mr.. Marshall's resolution. introduced into the
House of Representatives on Tuesday week, re-
commendingto Congress to institute AN enquiry
into the conduct of the Hon. HARRv INSIS, re-
lative tn certain clantlestine negotiations with a.
gents of the Spanish government, was taken up
ON Friday last, and produced, perhaps the most
interesting debate which has vet occurred in the
legislature of this state. The Judge attended
the committee of the whole, and was assisted by
JESSE BLEDsoE E, esq. as his counsel. The sub
ject embraced wide range, aud furnished a
field for the display Of much talent on each side
II exclusively occupied the attention ofthe House
until last evening, when an amendment propos-
ed bv Mr.. Blackburn, passed unanimously. 1t
recommends AN enquiry, but withholds the ex-
preston of any opinion to the judges inno-
cence or guilt. Several other propositions We're
made and reiected-which for want of roem, and
for the purpose of presenting the subject in all
Its aspects at once, we are obliged to reserve for
our next paper.
The expedition to Copenhagen seems to he
as severely remarked on in London rs on the con-
tinent-thc following is from the &c London States
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of the continent, sometimes vested with the
most difficult missions, i'll which he has never
failed to succeed.....D,
February, o.
Navdi Courts Maytiai--Ata Court Martial
began and held by adjournment from the 18th
ultimo, to the 9th inst inclusive, (Sundays cx-
cepted) OH board the United States ship Constitu-
ton, i'll the harbor of New-York, By order of
Isaac Chauncey, Esq. captain and commanding
officer Of the United States vessels of war at this
place, the following persons were tried, to wit :
Midshipulan Jacob Fclter, for ungentlemanly
and unoiiicer-likc conduct, III entering metho-
dist meeting house, in Brooklyn, and there beha-
wing i'll very indecent and unotiicer like manner,
in making riot both i'll the house and street, and
insulting magistrate. The charges being fully
proved, the court sentenced him to be cashcred,
and rendered forever incapable OF serving Us an
officer III the Navy of the United States.
Midshiplnan David Redick, for neglect of du
ty and intoxic,tion when duty. The charge
being proved Ill part, the court sentenced him
TO be publicly reprimandcd, and confined 10 his
vessel for ten days.
Charles Walker, Boatswan's mate, for de-
scrtion from the United States triSate ChcSa-
pcakc. The prisoner acknowledged the charge
to be correct, and threw himself on the mercy OF
the court. The court therefore sentenced him to
receive u lashes, but Oh account OF his long
vices and former good conduct, they recoMmen-
ded hun to the commander il chief proper
object of mercy-( which WAS extended)
Lewis Field, seaman, for desertion from the
United States Gun Boat No 81. Tie charge
being substantated. the court sentenced the pri-
sener TO receive 100 lashcs, such time and
place rs the commander in chief might direct.
William Crandall, ordinary seaman, for dcser-
ton from the fiotilla. The charge was proved,
but i'll consideration of the long confinement ofthe
prisoner at Tripoli, the court only sentenced him
&c receive 81 lashes, at such time and place AZ
the commander in chief might direct.
Robert Porter ordinary seaman, for desertien
from the United States Gun Boat No. 81. The
charge being proved, the court sentenced The pri-
soner to- receive $50 lashes, at such time and
place as The commander in chief may direct.
Daniel Burr, marine, for theft and desertion
from the hotilia, at this place. The charges be-
ing proved, the court sentenced the prisoner To
fece,.c los lsshes, at such time and place as the
Commander in chief might direct.
John Graham, Marine, for mutinous conduct
The charge being proved, the court scntenccdlhim
to receive Us lashes, at such time and place as
the commanding officer may direct
John Switzer marine, for an attempt to de-
sert The charge being proved, the court senten-
ced nam to receive % lashcs, at such time and
place as the commander in chief might direct.
The above sentences Carried into cAccU-
ton on thc 18th instant, except in The cases of
john Graham and Robert Portc:, whose punish
IAcrts were mtigated.
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The expedition to Copenhagen seems to he
as severely remarked on in London as on the con-
tinent-thc following is from the &c London States
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gwen to such Brigadicr General; and such court
of enquiry shall at their ensuing session proceed
To adiutl,Se such fine in other /; SAVING 20
the party aggricvca the right OF appeal to the ex
ecotive under the regulations prescribed by this
act and the fines so imposed shall be collected
and accoumeiior as other iines.-.-a-The oaths
prescribed to bc taken by any militia officer may
be administered by any justice Of the peace of a
county, oy lnayoror alderman Of any co:Tinratior
within the common We alth and the officer TAX
ing such oaths out OF the county IN tisich he re-
sides shall transmit the csrtncats Of such qush-
iication signed BY such justice. .sayo<. o. alder
man, 10 the court OF the coUnty where such OF
icer NAV reside, there to Secihcted of record by
the clerk. All acts contrary hereto are repeated.
To commence from the Passing.t
l0I. Appropriatng the public revenue. ~
l02. SuDnienental 10 tire act, entitled an act
TO organize and establish superior court OF law
in each county OF this commonwealth ~.
This actis merely intended TO give effect to the
system by which superior court, of law, as or
GAM ICED IL, each county '.s1Slt contains number
of important provisions: among others, that vc,
nire men attending such courts shall be entitled to
no compensation, aud witnesses only the same al
lowancc which IL made to these attending the
county coaris-e-S-Its operation is postponed till
Che first of January, 1909, when the new Judici-
AIRY goes into operation.
los. 10 amend the penal laws of this common
wealth. "f.'..s'' -
lrany slaye Or slaves ut any time hereafter shall
wilfuv and nnaGcio,lsIv burn set fire to any
barn, stable, courthouse, other house. or shall
aclviss., ce,uscl aid abct or assist any slave or
slaves, free negro or mulatto to commit either OF
the said offences, being thereof lawfully convict
cd, if the amount of the burning be of the value
OF ten dollars, he, she or they shall be deemed
guiltyaof felony, and suffer death.---To burn or
set fire to any stack or cock of wheat, barley, oats,
corn or other grain, or to any stack cock of hay,
or to counsel, &c. anv free negro or mulatto to
commit either of the said offences, subjects
slave to the punishment of burning IN the hand,
and any number of lashes not exceeding thirty
nine, at the discretion of the COURT To com.
mence from the passing.1
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lTRANSL ATION.l

Extract II letter from, the Barren dt CayonGelet,
dated Nesr. Orleans, 1uiy 10, 1896
suppose, sir, that you now ut the Bluffs,
and in possession of command which requires
frmness, vigilance, Cancellation and prudence, as
well with regard to the savages as to the Ameri-
cans for the evacuation of that important post
is not yet so certain not to admit of doubt, at
least SO long as the saagcs remain attached to US
DvsIeics, II is proper To keep IN view that the
neighbeiIns states, that is TO say, kentucky and
Tennessee, are interested that it should remain
IN eur power, for political reasons which cannot
be trusted to paper. You must of consequence
keep them in those sentiments BY treating their
inhabitants, to whom the liberty of the NAVIGATE
ON is granted, with kindness and regard Let
the friendship of the Chickasaws and the salts
faction of the Americans who navigate the river.
be the basis OF your conduct as for the rest
have not yet received any official news from the
court concerning the treaty, which VIC know no.
thing OF but through the American gazettes.
All the appearances of an approaching peace
IN Europe have vanished; but it is probable chat
we Shall not have with the English Four
teen French ships of the line, with ten thousand
men, arc actually to take possession of the Spa
nish part OF St. Domingo, and France and Spain
appear more united th:I, ever The Spanish in
habitintS nave lost tier slaves '..
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Y NOCH SULLIVAN respectfully informs his
A. customers and the public in general, that he
has just received a handsome addition to his for
mer Stock, which renders his assortTn. mt very
complete, Consisting of Silver Ware and lew
ely, plated gilt, morocco g. wood Casters, plat
cd and brass Candlesdcks, plated and steel Snuff
fcrs, silver, plated and Britannia Spoons and La
dies, Britannia ard Pewter Tea Pots and Mugs,
Walters, Tea Trays, Caddies, Sn;lifer Trays and
Knives, Letter Racks, Marking Types, Paper
Folders, Ink-stands, waters, Sec--Razors, Homes,
Strops, Boxes, Brushes, lIair-powder, Bags,
Windsor Soap, Wart Plaster, esc.--Guns, horse
mems and pocket Pistols, plated md steel Spurrs
Powder Horns, Fiasks, Shot Bags, Bird Nets,
Horn Tunblers, spoItslnan's KRjvcs, patent Cork
Screws, Horse Phlcgms, Dog Collars, switch s.
chair Whips, Canes with and without spears, gilt
and wood case Pocket Conpasses, Ladies and
Gentlernens' Dressing Cases and Pocket Books,
ivory, tortoiseshell and horn Combs, head, tooth.
nail, comb, Clothes hearth, floor and shoe Brushes
hall, globe and hand Lamps, plated and gilt bot
tie Slides, &c. Ivory and bone Chcsmen * Boards,
Battle Doors, Shuttle Cocks, Elastic Clove Ties,
Carriers, Suspenders, &c. Pebble and Glass sill
veT, gilt, plated tortoiseshcl and steel Specta-
ces, reading and ostc Glasses, Goggles, &c
steel, hair and leather Cases, gold, SILVER, conl<
shell and pearl Buttons, silver ard plated founng
Pens, Pencil Gases, Tooth Picks, Iwcescrs, SC
Thmbles, Bodkins, sewing, laundering, netting
and knitting Needles, Rcaves' Colours, &c.--gold
gilt and steel Chains, Seals and KEYS, with an
assortment of Watch Materials, segar, tobacco
and snuff Boxes, &c. Swords, Belts, EOts, Epau-
let's, Plumes, Sashes, Stocks, &c. Flutes, Flies,
Clarinets, TnImpets, French Horns anG. Drums.
l.. Sullivan continues 10 execute orders in his
line Of profession Jan. q. Ltfl
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pecuniary means; yet fearsuief what rsight hap
pen il, future, should more enlightened and anu
bitios chiefs preside over it. could NOT last year
resist the temptat:on OF limiting my suspicious OF
wha, had been formerly dsihe in this way 10 the
president at an Interview with which he honored
me, and even went so far as to assert that per-
son supposed to be an agent from the state of
Kentucky, had been here i, the cad of 1895 and
beginning of 1896, TO ne gotiate on the part ot
that state, Independent of the general govern
ment, for the navigation of the Mississippi, before
the result fthe treaty of ST. Lorenzo was known,
wishing that this hint might induce the President
tn ra,se enquiry to be made into the circumstance,
which he could easily fund the means ofinvestga-
ting; but rs he made no other enquiry of me res
pecting it than inerev in what year the thing hap
peued, il then struck that he must have had
other information on the subject, and that lie
thought 1t nccdiccss to hear any thing more about
1T BY great accident have lately learned some
thing which induces me to suppose that any inior-
| nation he may have received respecting the mea-
sure alluded to, HAS been incorrect and given
with the view OF misleading him, and l. request
YOU will mention the subject anew TO him, that
you may know how far Fam rightin my SUSPECT
ons. The infornationI possessed on the subject,
could not, from the way in which twas obtained,
be accompanied with what would be proof to con-
vict The person concerned or should have open
lyi accused him in the face ofthe world; but to
me it amounts TO moral certainty of his guilt, and
my conduct to him, Showed ON all occasions, how
much detestcd his object and his person. The
same want of proof positive, sufficient TO convict
him, prevents me at present from naming him |;
butif enquiry is diligently made about the mfu-
ential character from Kentucky, who at that Pc
Rod was solong at Natchez, and afterwards here !;
what bis business was, and what was the idea
entertained of him. enough will doubtless be dis
covered, to put cur government on its guard a
gainstIhiI and others OF his stamp, and against all
foreign rnachnations in that quarter in future.
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Richmond, Eel d, 1853. C3lp

EASH S-fLES,-In pursuance of deed of
~ trust, executed by David Ross, esquire, bear
ing date the 10Th day of December, 1906, to Sc
cure the payment of fourteen thousand five hun
drcd dollars and some arrears of interest due to
VIM 3. Giles, esq.
Will be sold for ready money, at the front door
of the Eagle Tavern, in the city OF Richmond, ON
Saturday the 20th day Of next month, between
the hours Of twelve and three O'Clock of that day.
Attract OF LAND in the county of heiT1co, call
"a the sewn PINES containing by estimation
one thousand acres Also, tract of Land in the
same county, on -Four Mile creek, being the same
wherein col. John Peasants formerly resided, con
tang by estimation four hundred & sixty acres Al
so, the Norwich Mills, situated in the said coun-
ty Of Henrico, together with forty acres of Land
attached thereto, binding on Bailey's creek and
-Four Mile Greek. GEO: HAY,
BENZ. HATCHER.
January 26. Ceptdsl
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VIRGINIA TO wIT--At a ChaRcefy Dis.
v trict court held in the city of Williamsburg,

II IRGINIA TO yv1T~-t Chancery Dis.
v trict court held in the city of Williamsburg,
the I'd day ef November, 1907.
William Moss and Thomas Moss infants by Sa-
rah Moss their next friend, Pfainfids-Against
William Moss administrator Of Bcnjarnin Moss,
deceased, and John, benjamin and Mary Moss,
DJepaarts.
The defendant Benjamin Moss, not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security according
TO the act Of Assembly and the rules of this court,
and ii appearing to the satisfaction OF the court
that nc is not an inhabitant of this country, the
motion Of the pla ntiH by their counsel, It is mr.
dered, that the said defendant do appear here ON
the first day OF the next term and answer the bill
Of the plaztiffs and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted i'll some Newspaper Of the
city Of Richmond for two months sueccssvely,
and posted at tho front door of the former Capt.
tol in this city.
a Copy ANrY. ROBINSON, c. c.
Feb. D. lIaw8wT]
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me RUNDRED DoLL4Rs REJyJRD-.

ANE RUNDRED- DO LLiRS RETyJRD--i
~ ksiiawsy ass'u, thc AL instant tr0m, the SER
wee of Mr.. William Ravsleigh 10 wl.asss Ike was
hircsD bla.k man nais,Sti J JACKSON, a ho,ise,
carpenter bt professions, az Gain consunptive ap-
'prarncc. about forty wears of age, FIVE feet eight
or nine inches high. From circumstances attend
ing his elopemenr, it is believed he intends max
ing ms way TO ono of the eastern states anal has
been provided with False papers Of frecdo,a. If
taken within Che, state and delivered nc here or
secured that get aim, viii giv;. City ,iollsrs,
or 1T taken out of thc state, one hundred dollars
49, ~ ROBERT GAMBLE, Io, !.
Richmond, Dec %. Hs& Teptfl ~
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4 DVERTISEMENT.-W be seldom Sa
= turday the the 9th day Of February, for
ready money, OH the premises, valuable Tract
of LAND, lying in the county of Halifax, on
Staunton river, containing seven hundred and
twenty-five acres, more or less. 1t was once the
property of Samuel Beall, was sold by him to
William Moseley, and mortgaged by Moseley to
Robert Andrews & John Pierce, trustees ofBeall
tossecure the payment of the purchase money
The iIdenture OF mortgage, which was recorded
Iii the general court, bears date the 22d day of
juno, l795.-At the same time and place, such of
the SLAVES are described in the said mort
gage and may be produced by the said Moseley,
Will also be sold for cash.--1'he sale is made by
virtue of adecree of the superior court of Chan
Gerry FOR the Richmond district, pronounced in a
suit therein depending, in which Tie said Price,
surviving trustee, is plaintiff, and the said Nose
ley is defendant; and for The purpose OF, raising
the following sums with interest, viz .-E1O8 IS
with interest at the rate OF 5 per cent. frem the
Jst of January, 1885 los 2 6 with like inte-
rest from the ist day OF January, 1905 101 10
with like interest from the 1st day of January,
1866 81 II with like interest from the 1st
day Of january, 1865 SO 5 with like interest
from the 1st day Of January, 1871 81 Ii with
like interest from the 18th day of July, 1902, and
IS dollars 80 cents, the costs of the sut-The
residue Of the money decreed to be raised, the
plaintiff does not pretend 10 claim, as appears by
an endorsement made by the clerk OF the said
court on the order dssolvirg an Injunction OBJ
tanned by John B Scott, to stay the sale of the
said land, which endorsement is copied from n
writing fled III the SUIT first above mentioned, by
the plaintiffs agent and attorney.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond, Feb q, 1913 |37p
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TOR SALE, shat large, valuable and well bui t
L Brick Lumber House, lately the property Of
Messrs Wm. Mckenzie & Co. 80 feet front, so
feet deep and three stories high, situated on the
back street leading from the Basin, nearly oppo-
site to tho house lately occupied b. Mr. John Hen
~.
The terms will be liberal and convenient to the
purchaser. Applyto TAYLOR &.BROWN. 4.
Nov 20. (lawtf)
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MORE CHEAP GOODS-JOHN KING
IVA again respectfully informs his customers &
the public, that he has just received, by the late
arrivals from Philadelphia and New-York, gen
eral assortment OF Fashionable and Scasonable
GOODS, which are now opening at his Store,
the second door below the Eagle Tavern where
they may be had upon as good terms, for cash,
as at any other place in the City.
November s. Tcpf