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e. Spring Garden.
On SATURDAY, EYENIAG, ss7a.-m5e,. II,
WILL BE ExHIBIrED,
An elegant Fl Il < w ORKS
/ IL u vi I N Il tt O ".

I. a horizontal running PIC G, Caiieu tnS
LADIES FANCY, On account or inc varle-
ty of its turns
2. A grand display of a RUNNING SUN,
various in it's shape and colors. representing
at times cloudy and bright appearance.
3 A large running vertiea piece, called
DON BRUTAL, or rhe Noisy Wheel
4. a grand met4mospnosis OF CROSS
Of MALTA, into four fixed Stars. which VIII
change into fixed Sun of brilliant rags, re--
tamorphosed into moving Rose.
S. a running horizontal Case tDI, 'orm~
ing various Dasons. ornamented wits atinos-
pherica beauties, will conclude the Fireworks.
Ladies will be accommodated IN house adj
Joining the enclosure
The exhibition commences at 7 o'clock
Admitt-ncc 25 cents. Children half price.
*x* If the weather should prove unfavoraa
bic, the exhibition will be postponed to next
fair evening
September Is. St
@ At the folicitation of d
number OF cur country friends,
we shall commence, on the 9th
of this month the publication
Of q paper for the country, III, &c
times week, which will contain
all the matter and advertise
ments published in the daily pa.
per. The price will be FIVE
DOLLARS FER a'17aun1.
Such Of our prefcnt patrons
as reide on the route where the
mail goes but once week, will
be furnilhed with the country
paper in lieu Of the daily one,
unless ordered otherWIfe
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nImity IN opposing an nndauntcd front to Z
Wsrld IN arms, will be recorded In the fairest
page OF history. She has adopted maxim to
which tn ancient Romans owed much of their
fame IN arms-Neyer to ask peace OF vlcto-
rlous enemy. And though she has sometimes
deviated from tie strait line of just and nonor-
able policy, the peculiar difficulty and danger
OF her situation, should plead IN her excuse
with every generous mind.
SOUTH AMERICA,
It probable, will soon occupy an important
place in the political chart. Should spain be
conquered, her colonies will assume their pro-
per rank among the independent nations OF
the earth. A change so momsntoas In the
condition Of SO large part OF the human race
opens an unbounded field for reflection, to the
politician for exultation to the philanthroplst.
But let US not forget our own country, the
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Alas! the picture which it presents is a
melancholy one. We behold our government
involved in disputes with foreign powers, from
which it has neither wisdom nor firmness to
extricate itself We see commerce suspend
ed; our navy destroyed +; cur sea coast I'M
fortified our militia unaemed our constitu-
ton grossly violated. Yes, our sacred con-
stitutlon, that noblest specimen of American
geLius, that best exPounder of American
rights, has been aulauciousy infringed by the
publication and enforcement, of arbitrary, pre-
sidential mandates. And VINO are the men
that have reduced us to situation SO truly Ca
la,ni.ous! They are the very men, who, after
destroying the fcde raj administration by arts
the most vile and dstestable, promised SO to
govern our country that it should be long the
greatest, the happiest and most prosperous on
earth. By their deeds have we known them.
And now that we do know them, now thas we
feel the deplorable consequences of their alb
surd AID destructive policy, We still hesitate to
withdraw from them our confidence. Pervl-
Gus to every foot is the path Of errol>--lll-
hcult to be found, by those who have
once left ii, is the road to truth. But tho
citizens of the United States, instructed in
the school Of adversely, will ere long return
to the ways of wisdom they will ere long
learn that the pretended friends are often the
worst enemies of the people.
DIED, at Shefheld, Mass. JoHN Eel
Lows, in the 74th year Of his age. Gen.
Fellows Gas an old revolutionary officer
He commenced his military career in the
French war. In the revolutionary war, he
had an early appointment 10 the command
of regiment, was promoted to the station
OF brigadier on the island OF New York un-
der Gen. Washington, and commanded that
portion Of American militia, stationed on
the east side of Huson's river when Gen.
Burgoyne surrendered at Saratoga. Like
most of our old patriots, his politics were
of the Washington school-he was an hon
est and useful citizen---a real friend to his
country-afectionate as father, and sin
cere in his friendship.
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Wines for Sale.

I HdVE FOR SALE,
6 pipes old London Particular Iadeirs
WINE.
ditto new ditto ditto.
ditto old Port.
IS quarter casks Malaga.
so quarter casks Lisbon.
90 boxes brown Soap.
80 ditto Mould Candles.
Bryan Hampton.
August 6. colt
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For Sac or Rent,

A convenient we'll finished HOUSE, now
occupied by the subscriber, with an extensive
Garden, situated in desirable part of the
town, on the upper end of King-sireet, near
good water. The above property is well cali
culated to accommodate gentecl family
For further particulars apply TO
William N. Mills.
September l. 2svaE
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aIsr,rsrta E,as.p Gassns.
rgURsD-gT, SEPTEMBER IS.

u.,.,gp last evening, by the Rev. Dr..
,ts. hIr. Iogs DvrrEy, to Hiss MARY
r,ssstl. Of Baltimore.
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THIS DAY rs PUBLISHED
.4nd for. sale@ at r.. GkAYes Boo6-s'0rs,
Price s7a Cents,
A D D r f S S

-
PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES;
On the importance OF encouraging
AGRICULTURE& DOMESTIC MANU-. &
FACTUkEo
TENDING TO SLEW
That by due encouragement OF these essen
tial' interests. the nation viii be rendered
more respectable abroad and more
prosperous at home.
TOGETHER WITH AN ACCOUNT OF
The improvements IN oAee1p at arlington.
The native Sheep Of SmAla's Island, ara the
plans proposed for extending his valua-
bic race Of animals, tor the benefit
Of the country at large.
GEORGE ". p cUST7E, Esq.
Of Arlington House, District OF Columbia.
~, Booksellers supplied on the usual
terms
September Is.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

sar. aie'i we erd Tic wFvses. sac .o.sxsa.s.
ana s>'.ssr-.ec,s .a,stsessss ..iSet.cs,c. :. I.
!: ca.s nLroyoAr:; ..;s,l. e,so,i ,innI.ia;.j q.
iJrricss You, ,oan Ks.:so::sh. a.c Ibib ;ac..
'4''d 'ur avn breast Gua les! sclye tnc or..-
pr%isoa Sva 80 ssr;,ot desc=o - a, ti;. "; %
rain ciaivccal tl;ay. And ~ pa. 5oi:e.e
This dastardly Sub,crtu;,e vii! avail "a, a. ,.nt
yen:' lions skin viii longer conceal yoartree
charactert Embrace the alternative stil
within your reach. and asccnc; to the .sleyel''
OF gentleman. if possible act like nan.
II You can, andsparc me the pain of publish
inS you to the world, for an nsolent, slande-
rous, prevaricating paltrocn.
H.. p ia; WiLElIsoN.
& N. B. The FIRST idea suggested by the indie
cency of yoNr response tony letter. was the,
chaStisemens or my cane, from which the sa-
cred respect owe TO the station You occupy
in the councils or the nation has alone pro-
tected you sand to the consequent conflict of
feeling and duty must be ascri5ed the delay
OF this note. -1.g 80
IA: WILKINSON.
John Randolph, Esq.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12
NORFOLK Ian &

In part of our impression of Friday wc
stated that the British line of battle sli;p.
that had been in the bay, had gone to sea-
The information we received proved. to be
incorrect, the Triumph. Sir Thomas Hardy.
still remains in Lynhaven Bay -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

TTRESH TEAS.--The subscriber has still on
Il hand few Chests and boxes fresh Imperial
and Young Hysot TEAS Also, few pieces best
Company Rankeen, with an assortment Of Satins,
silks GAUGES ndsewing Silks. Having laid in the
shove articles himself in Canton, he can youcl for
the quality and can sen theln very cheap.
ROBT. N. PACE
jan ~ (T. q T.tE)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12
DOMESTIC,

We have received Halifax papers to the
18th Dec. In the latest we frd ar address
presented TO Vice Admiral Berkeley, from the
house OF assembly of the province of Nova
Scotia expressive of their 'high respect, es-
TEEN and gratitude for his services to the
country" In admiral Bcrxeley's reply dat
ed December II, we notice the following ex-
traordinary assertion. :" AS yet 1 have no
official intelligence OF my removal from the
command" The London prints have conf
IDENTITY stated that admirai Berkeley was re-
called, and that Sir John B. Warren was an
pointed in his stead. If the fact had been -.
is it not extraordinary that ADMIRAL Berkeley
is stiIlisnorsnt Of the circumstance.
" Y. ID. Hd1,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12
NORFOLK .Lc,,,,,.., 9
WINcFIELD SCHOOL, Forks Hanove:r.)

SCHOOL. Forks aanover.)
W The subscriber having provided very am.
pie assistance, can take 10 or Is students in add;
ton to las usual number.
In this institution it is proposed to teach the.
Greek, Latin, French and English Languages.
Writing, Arithmetic, Geometry, Geography and
the use Of ,hc Globes =
Tcrms-3Oald, tuition, washing, and fuel. 100
dollars per "nllun, with an extra charge of q, is
Tor every sV,dent who shall apply Himself wholly
or partially TO the study of the French Language.
Bed and Bedding; when found By the subscriber.
8 % per annurn
In 'li cases quarterly payments in advance will
be fcquircd to l,c made with punctraty
The subscriber refers thosegentlemen, to whom
ne may not be sufficiently known to some papers
N the hands of Col George VIM. Smith of the
city Of Richmond
The school viii be opened on the Cd Wednes-
day OF the present month and be closed ON the %
Friday in December next, with vacation of four
weeks, commencing the Cd Fridayir June.
PETER NELSON.
~ Jan. Z. t2aw2wl
I AMES RIVER COM PANY--At am adionrn-
- ed meeting of the James River Company, held
a. the Capitol, in the city of Richmond OIL the st5
January, 1903,
ResoiOe4, That dividend Of four per cent. be
made to the share holders on their respective
shares III the said company fer the last six months.
Extract from the minutes.
Jan. IL. (9tS
NJ Office H hereby giveu to all zgho,,l II mr.,
concern, That Mr.. JoHN CHEW Of UrbanA
ma, is authorised and empowered by the subscri-
bers to transact any business relative TO the late
James Mills, DR.. Robert Spratt, oyerton Cosby
Co. James Ross & Co. Oyerton Cosby and DR..
George d. SPratt. JOHN MINOR,
JAMES ROSS.
Jan. ~. 0a,1A,13
RY virtue Of deed Of trust from John Hebd.
- rick to the subscriber, and bearing date the,
9Th 1T January, 1907, and of record in Hanover
office, will be sold on Thursday the goth inst on,
he premises, to the highest Bidder, for ready mo-
ney, one hundred acres Of LAND, be the same
more or less, in Hanover county, being the lower
part of the tract wheraon said Hendrick resjdes ;.
10 satisfy the debts in said deed expressed. =
THOMAS PRICE. IT, 'TrgsH
Hanover, Jan. ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12
Last Evcaiing''s Mail.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.


Court of Enquiry is instituted by the
desire OF Gen. Wilkinson, for the purpose Of
hearing testimony in relation to said Genr.
having been, or now being Pensioner To thu.
Spanish government, while holding a com
mission under the United States At this
court Col Henry Burbcck will act as Pres
dent, and Col. Thomas H. Cushing and
Lieut.. Col. John Williams, as Members, and
Waiter Jones, Esq. District Attorney. az
Judge Advocate. It will s, in Washington
City, On Monday tho 18th rst...E1tosfso,.
Jan. 8.
by the arrival at New-York of the BRIG
Jane, Cork papers are received TO the Goth
or November, and London to the 14th. No
information is.received by. them of the ex-
peetcd hlockading proclamation, which was
to have been published on the 18th
Sir Sidney Smiths squadron had departed
from Plymouth. consisting of five sail of IN,
line. 1t is to touch at Cork, and the naval
part OF the expedition is 10 preceie the mil
tarv.
The Briti&h army at Alexandria had en-
narkcd, and are hourly expected at NIcss;na
to reinforce the army of Sicily.
/ he French have assumed the complete
dominion OF the Elbe, and capture ali resss,4
from English ports, or with Enri;sh nr,rsrfv-
Oh board. < y
-" British !7tockaainge Drcrse.~-.s.ra haya
seen Cork paper of Nov, ~, vh;ch saws,
" 4 Proclamation has been signed bv I4;s
Majesty, declaring France and ever other
country: under her controal In q state Of
blockade, prohibiting all, Intercourse with
them, and torbiddihg all ships to enter their
naroors, except such as have cleared last
from aport of the Z. Kingdoms, or a port in
the British Colonies" NJ 7. Con-. .4,iv.
On Thursday The H of r. adopted the fol-
lowing resolution, Ayes go. Noes 70.
Ordered, That Mr.. John Randolph Re-
preventative, in Congress, from the state Of
Virginia, and Mr.. Daniel Clarke, delegate.
from the TERRITORY of Orleans, be requested
TO lay upon the Clerks table all papers or-o-.
ther information i'll their possession in rela-
t'on to the conduct of BI':gadier General
lanes Wilkinson while in the service of the
united States in corruptly receiving money
from the government or agents of Spain ;,
/ / lie Senate have allowed T. Smith the uri-
Viicgc OF being heard by Counsel and to-
morrow "wednesday was the day assigned.
NORFOLK, January 6.
94R. RosE.-The difficulties g0Aich have
e;flSfed zukh RESPECT to bis gentleman are
TeMovea ne learn ,from x7qxestionnbke
aN'h2r7ty, that orders haze been rrcefved
Jron' me soUc7Mnlent, directing thai 4Yith
respect 10 the .f7fgqtc Statira, she is To be
rcceipeh Toffh mr. o6fcets and cregO, az they
7ro"n have been receiUed and frectsd 6efore.
ne ProcI6matiop g0as issued This uas all
mar geas required BY Mr.. Rose, 7ylio zve IN
dersta''a sets ont Immediately fo,. .he scar
or pOUpyrJ1pnt. .oI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12
SOLOMON SNEAKING.

Col. MoERoE is now in this city; and it
IS said, intends to take up his residence "a
1noDgus.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

Let any man consider what hfineihles we're
sdcrifced to maintain peace with Britain !;
what rights were abandoned by treaty what
baleful corruption was pfactised in Blou,lt's
conspiracy--ln Miranda's conspiracv---in
burr's conspiracy inanothcr conStrtracv
going son at this moment, and to promote
which Hoted./ ederaiiSffrom the south sailed
Tor England few weeks ago; when all these
things are recollected and considered. it is
really astonishing that there can be found anv
man or any paper, pretending to be Ameri-
can, found so base as to apologize for the per-
petrators of the outrage on the Chesapeake
and the authors of the late British proclama-
ion...".y1urorh.
1--WE understand that this federalist has
sailedin b. packet from NJ 2. in company with
Swartwout, perhaps to negotiate for a British
fleet OH the mouth Of the Mississippi Tho
nation that would attempt to corruht the In
dians at Detroit, would not hesitate to en-
ploy corrupt traitors at New -Oflsans.)
YpM7F%~1sLhI I'D. Eng.
In compliance with our promise, we copy
the last letter of Gen. w. to Mr.. II.
Harrington, Dec. %, 1907.
SIR,
Ihave received your letter Of the 25th
inst by mail, in which you violate truth and
honor, to indulge the inherent malignity and
rancour OF your soul. On what "level, pray
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7he Stages South Of Alexandria

IN the first of October next the Mall
~ Stage will commence running as ioi-
lows between Alexandria and petersburg ~
Virginia:
will leave Alexandria every day at {
O'Clock in the evening, and arrive al Damislcs
by in the moroing-Leave Dumines at
ana arrive at Fredericksburg ny IL Z IN the
moruing-Lcave Fredericksburg It p lnoon)
and arrive at Richmond tie next morning by
6-Leave Richmond at s IL ard arrive at
Petersburg by ! l-2 in the morning.
Returning, will leave Petersburg every
dav at u IA P. NJ. and arrive at alexandria
in the same time. Ills stage viii carr! no
more than passengers on any account what
ever. and not more than Ia Id OF baggage
can be allowed to each passenger.
An Accsmn odatioD Stage between Alex
.naria and Petersburg will also commence
, rnoninp at the same time, every other day
throughout the year, without regard to Sun
Jay. and will travel only in the day time
On this line it is the intention OF the owners
~ st,,,lv the wishes and the convenience OF
! n.ssengers. Still, however, regard must be
had ~ time-Going south from alexandra
they will breakfast a, Qccoquan, dlhe at 9tai-
ford Court House, and lodge at Fredericks-
burp--The next day will breakfast at the
Rowling Green, dine at the Oaks, ana loage
~ Richmond. And on the third day Will
breakfast at the Half Way house and dine at
Petersburg, u.,exu.v ,o,ss
and lodge at Richmond. Early IN the morn
ing, breakfast at the Oaks, dine at the Bowling
Green, and lodge at Fredericksburg. Next
morning, will breakfast a, Stafford court mousse
dine at Occoquan, and lodge at Alexandra
The owners on this line too, have to re-
! quest that passengers will be as moderate as
possible in the quantity of their basgage' as
/ any thing more than small trunk or Paree'
which viii go within the body OF the stage
will be an extra charge
The Probrsetors.
August a.
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Horse Shoeing Warranted.
THOMAS WHIT E, Jun.
Riacksmathaad EaYr.er. Is


A CQUAI\lS hlS customers and the pub
N Tic in general that he mas opened shop
az the lower end If Union street "ejoi'''h5
Mr.. John Hunters sup yard. fr the purpose
of shoeing horses, in which line his abilities
needs no commen,--and begs leave to solicit
share CT the patronage of a generous pubic
and to assure shcIn that any work In the line
of his profession, shall not be surpassed BY any
on the continent.
Blacksmith work Of all kinds and description,
executed in neat and workmanlike manner.
N. b Those who favor him with their Gus
tom will have the advantage OF receiving his
advice and attention in farriery gratis.
FL. A couple of smart Lads, from "a TO
Is years of age, will he taken as apprentices
and treated with kindness, and strict attention
paia 10 their morals
ScDtember s. uifnIa"oHl
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sisa prizes-smountiSs to
1852 Flank SUM raised

sos Prizes-smountiEs to Dolls. $4,000
1872 Flank SUM raised $4,000
including expence,
From the above Scheme, it appears ina,
hsre are less than two blanks to prize ana
that the prizes are to be paid without dea1e--
non.
The drawing will positively commence on
me oath of next month, and will be compiet-
Cd IN ten weeks. TIcKETs at IS 50 GEMS
ior sale at X. GRAY's Book STORE, wnerc
the drawing OF all tickets sold by him VIII DC
examined free of expence. Prizes N the last
New York Lottery taken in payment LOT ticA-
cts IN this.
Orders for tickets from the country, enclos-
ing the cash lpost-paid, will be punctuaily
attended to, and early information gwen OF
heir fate.
July Ia.
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The SubIcnbcr
ya-roRas The PUBIC,

IAToR14S The PUPLIc,
Tia, he nmpa.,flctures and has for safe, at MS
aEsA on the co,ner ef Fairjar and Prlsce--
sirsefs--A
STILLS of different lies
COPPER and BRASS KETTLES OF all
sizss--A general assortment of TIN WARE
land likewise executes all kinds OF BLACK
SMITH WORK.
For Sale or Rent,
A two story Brick House, at the lower end
efPince-strset, in a good situation tor busl-
pess and calculated toaccommodate family.
TO LEASE,
osA GROUND RENG' FOR EVER,
Sixty-two feet Of Ground, at the upper-end
Of King-s.cct-s5 feet on Roya!-street, be-
tween Princc and Duke-streets.
The highest price given for old copper,
Brass, Lead and Pewter-and ali kinds OF
gopper and Grass work repaired
George MsMunn.
August IS. SIN
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CLAREl, &c.

10 Cases Fine Old Nedoc Claret,
London Particular Madeira,
Marsala OF Sicily do.
Aiew Bays Best Soft Shelled Almonds.
Spanish segars, island I'd quality,
FOR SALE BY
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and FalJar Streets.
June 81.
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John G. LADD,

Has az SALE,
90 bales German Linens, COMMIT
ING OF brown and white Rolls, faxen Osna.
burghs, hempen Ticklenburghs, Buriaps, ana
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
bale Writing Paper
so bags Of black Pepper Of the best ava.
litr, an.s- will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
Go. French Brandy
Z do. Jamaica Spirits:
A quantity of soai Leather, Shoes, srer!
nacit and Tallow Cradles, Cheese, Ec.Nc~
April 7. -
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Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

On SATURDAY, the 18Th cay OF Octo.
Der next, at eleven O'Clock, will be sold, o.,
the premises, and Immediate pcssessipsz
given
A Lot Of Ground, on which
is erected good substantial two story fame
house, beginning on tic north side Of Prince
$50 - re re feet | and IA inches to the west.
ward OF Umon-strres,
street Z feet Ia inches, and is 80 test :
IL inches in depth, subject to ground rent
Of l8 pounds, Virginia currency, q year.
.4nd Immediately afterwards, alec an tie fre.
mise,
ALot of Ground, on the wet
side of Pitt.street, beginning l54 feet to the
southwark of Prince street, being ~ feet
inches front, and IS feet inches deep, adj
Joining ground of Mr. Chaplin.
The above property will be sold under
deed Of trus, to secure the payment OF a debt
due to the Bank of Alexandra, ON credit Of
6. u and lS months, with interest," which Il
to be included in satisfactory notes negotiable
at the said Bank /; and it will be optional with
the purchaser either to receive conveyanrs
in fee simple Immediately after the sale and
give deed of trust on the property to secure
the sayment Of the notes, or to have his utlee
on the last payment being made.
George asorg VIC W. craik, Trustees.
September Is. e.e
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Sales at Vencae.

|nn every Tuesday and Friday,
~ MIL BE SOLD
!. a. Vendue Store, corner OF Prince and
Water streets.
jyn;tty Of Dry Gcods. Groceries, sc.
9 p.rt;culars of (which will be expressed IN
.,sh:lls Of the day--All kinds of goods
=. ..n;ch arc on limitation and the prices Of
la are established, can at any time be
). we'd and purchased at the lowest limitation
P. G. Marsteiler, v. NJ.
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Patent Shot, &c.
September -.

ems Patent Shot, assorted, B tone.
nogsneads brown Sugars.
of,~lbs. green Coffee,
imperial Tea, of very superior quail
~, in quarter chests, boxes and cam
nistcrs.
50 barrels choice Whiskey.
Jamaica Spirits, flor family use)--was-
ranted seven years old.
40 boxes Muscatel Raisins.
With general assortment OF Wines, Las
nors. and Groceries as usual
FeR SALE BY
Jofeph Vaudeville,
Corner of King and Fairfax streets.
June IS.
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P. G.. Mars,eiler, v. NJ.
SAMUEL HEEL Err

p,,aeci,aliy iaJorass his Customers and tAe
Pubic,
THAT he has removed from his former
.,snl On Fairfax-strect, to the store next to
,se Washington tavern on King street, where
be has for sale, good assortment Of SHOES
sf,hc best quality.
9Th month 5th.