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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-31

Duane has been colonel now three
months, during which time his pay has
amounted to upwards or four hundred
dollars. Since his appointment be
has conducted his paper himself, and
has performed no 1'tHfary services
Whatever Busthe object Of his patron
is accomplished and at the au5Hc e.
fense, he is rewarded for his zeal and
exerdcns in favour ofthe mighty Cor
slcan emperour Ibid.
Reign ofterror, indeed-Mr. Cheet-
ham, in his paper Of this morning, OBJ
serves" | have no hesitation in saw
ing, that, tyrannical as the federal reign
ia SO was, [the old democratic scare.
croSO again y in comparison of the pre-
sent, 1t dwindles into a plaything."
He considers the present as "a neq0
nrigH efferr9r transcending, in Madl-
sonian horror. all that has gone before
It." 1t such be the facts, while Mr..
Madison is only candidate, what are
we to expect from himself and friends
when perchance, he may have once
been fAirly seated in the presidential
chair? ~ Aaec,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-31

I'm 7Hba5t4at sai Peter Of ne county eT Limos
marlborough, Oa. 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-31
Communication.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

Ii the People sf LinooLl County.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
VIM. II. Caben.
Electoral Ticket.

HE following is'the Mad sonian Elec
toral Ticket, republished for the infor
nation of the citizens Of Virginia:
Joseph Goodwin, sen Nsnsemond.
Benjamin HARRISON, Prince George.
Edward Pegram, sen. Dinwiddie.
Richard Field, Brunswick.
Col Thomas Read, Charlotte.
Joseph Egglestpn, Amelia.
Hugh Nelson, Albemarle.
Col. George Penn, Patrick.
Philip N. Nicholas, Richmond City.
Judge Spencer Rosnc, Hanover.
John Rcane, King William.
Robert Taylor, Orange.
Gustavus B. Horner, Fauquier.
Robert Nelson, York.
Mann Page, Gloucester.
X chard Barnes, Richmond County,
John L. Brooke, Stafford.
Hugh Holmes, Frederick.
Osborne Sprisg, Hampshire.
James Allen, Shenandoah.
Archibald Stuart, Augusta.
Andrew Russell, Washington.
Gen. John Preston, Montgomery!
William Mckinley, Ohio
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
Mount Comfort,
FOR SALE.

SITUATED on Rappahannock in The county
~ of Essex. within fifteen miles of Tappahan-
nock and about the same distance from Urbanna
and King and Queen Courthouse and very con-
venient 10 he post Office At Mon,agvs's Tavern
There arc upwards of one hundred end fifty
acres Of land attached to this seat cons,dera
bic par, OF which is wood land and heavily TIM
beted-The improvements are a dwelling house
forty feet by eighteen Kitchen. Smoke House.
Stable, Ice House, sc on the Niill--And on she
river bank store house. with oommodious
Store and Counting Room and an excellent Gra
nar.-aN of which--except the Stabe--bave
been recently built. Mount Comfort commands
az good, il not the hes, view of the river Of any
seat on the Rappahann,-k, and the hest ish and
oysters may be had a, the door with very l,,le
trouble - IL is we'll calculated for mefch an,.
being in populous snd wealthy neighboshood,
where il IS believed FIVE six thousand pounds
worth Of goods might be retaied annually it
would also be a conyenien; stand for protest.
oral character Il would either sell en- credit If
the payments can be agreed on, or exchange for
olher lands win nut improvements
For farther particulars apply to Reuben M
Garnet, or 20
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
FirStntG,
A PROCL AMATION.


WHEREAS it appears 20 the executive from
w an order made at the O9ober term, 1907.
OF the d,st-i0 court II Winchester. duly certified
by the clerk of said coutt, that Jacob Ockermon,
who was examined for murder III the county court
Of Shenandoah. and adjudged BY thar court 70 be
tried in the ds,rid court. and entered into recog.
zance 10 appear in the said ds,riA court, on the
6rs, day of the term, and az ainst whom the grand
jury found bill for murder. failed TO appear ana
is going at large; have therefore thought AZ, by
ana with the advice of the council of srate to is
sue this proclamation. hereby Offering reward
of orc hundred dollars TO any person or persons
who shalt apprehend and conduct the said Jacob
0ckcrmap before some one more Of the lusti.
ces OF the peace in and for he county of Frede
lick. IN which county the Jail oil the said dstria
court of Winchester is situate, that he may be
dealt with IS, in such cases, the law directs And
do moreover enjoin all officers civil and militia.
~, and exhors the good people of This common
wealth. to use their best endeavors TO apprehend
and carry before some n more of the Justices
of the peace in and for the aforesaid county of
Frederick, the aid Jacob Cckerman, to be dealt
with according 10 law.
Given under my hand with the zeal of the
| n. 81 commonwealth annexed at Richmond,
this 18th day of July, 1903.
Signed,
Il n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
Flrginia,
A PROCL AM ALTON.


XETHEREAS it appesrs TO the Executive
Wv by an inqusition taken before William
White and James M Williams, gentlemen. jus
tees of the peace for the county of Pitsylvania
that attrocious murder was committed on the
14th day of the present month. by certain
Gardiner Mays, late of the county aforesaid, on
The body of Robert Wynn, who i, appears W as
late deputy sheriff for the said county and in
the execution of the duties of his Office as such,
when the said murder was committed, and that
the said Gardiner Mays has fed from Justice.
have therefore thought fl. with The advice of the
council of state, e. issue this Proclamation. here
b. Offering reward of 10 hundred dollars 20
any person or persons who shall apprehend and
carry before some justice of the peace for the
county OF Pttsylvania aforesaid, the said Gardiner
Mays, that he may be dealt with as directed by
law. And do moreover hereby enjoin all off.
GERS civil and military. and exhort the good PEG.
Pile of this commonwealth 20 use their best en-
deavors to apprehend the said Gardiner Mays
hat such proceedings may be had against him rs
is prescribed by law.
Given under my hand. with the seal of the
IL. cc~m 7nwealth annexed. az Richmond,
this 9Th day of July. 1903.
Signed,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
William Lownes,

= ETURNS his thanks % his friends and the
N public generally for their liberal encourage.
menf, and homes his assidui5y TO business and
pune uality viii ensitle him 10 continuance of
their iavoFs lie has renewed to the corner i'm.
nedia.ely opposite the Bell, formerly occupied BY
y Gran,lan3, where he in.ends carrying on The
B9ok-biading -business in all les variety and in
the mo't modem s. fashion.bis stile, wisE puno.
tualisy, neatness and dispatch.
P,inred books 5cnnd in the most elegant nan.
ner in Morocco end Calf skin, full gilt and letler
ed; also ia sheep skin, gilt, let,sred and plain
Blsnk Books OF every descrip "a ruled 20 any
pattern and bound with the latest improved spring
or pafenl backs.
osdsts from the country vii we thankfully re
eeived and psnstuallS attended TO. Old books
rebpind.
N b. An app en- ice WILL be taken TO the Book
Binding business, if immediate application be
made, wi Il good recommendation.
AUGUST %. r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
Anna Bvrd.
Richmond, Angus, 8, 1903 '
sFANlSH MARINO SHEEP
Mount Comfort.

SPANISH MARINO SHEEP
TOR SALE BY the sub cF'ber, num-
II b.r Of Spanisn Ma no Sheep and
Llnbs hey arc out of the bes f1ll blood
ed stock, s<are supeiiorin quantity Of wool,
(tbe quality the same) TO those mnedla .
~ from Spain. The Rambomlet hoek of
ten thousand were, by treaty wi'h SPaie,
delivered to the French, after beng care
fully culedfor that purpose, and they have
since been much improved by proper al
teniion.
The Rem from which his n1ck va pro
duccd and now ohe ed for sale, was select
ed by the late American Minister, seven
years since and cost upwards Of one hum
dred crowns--Hc is a large and hne ami
nal Of the kird. II is asserted by nalu-
ralsls that bre. ding oul Of some male for
four years wis bis own stock is equal 10
foil blood THIS has been carefully attended
10 for six years, aud those now offered for
sale, are or,hc 9Th and SIKH generation
and are certainly equal 20 any that has or
can be imported. The wool sells for 10,
-, and i4s. per poupd--Appy al Lover
Red Hook Landing Dutl hes County near
e. Cry Of New York 70
JOHN r. LIVINGSTON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
By the Lieatenans Governor Of the Con,
mon7veaifh If Yirginia,
a PROCL AVIATION.


WHEREAS it is represented to the Exec,.
I'VE. that on the fourth day of rhe pr .ent
month, an atroeious murder was commi,,ed IN
the c. unty of Meckienbs &, by a ce,tain .Joh,.
DAVIS, an inhabian. of the sand county OF Meclf
lenhnrg, on The body of Francis Ballard, late of
the same county and that the said John Daw,
hath fed from justice: have therefore t,lougbr
fit with the advice OF the Council of Stae. 10 IS.
sue this proclamation, hereby offering reward
of two hundred dollars to any person or person.
who shall apPrehenh and conduct before some
justice of the peace for the said county of MecL-
lenburg, the said ohm DAVIS, that h. NAV h,
dealt with as the law directs And do mo,e.
over enjoin al officers, civil and military and ex.
hort the good people of the commemorative. >.
use their best endeavors 20 app,ehend and e,,,S
before some justice of the peace for the COZ,
aforesaid, the said John paws that such rro.
ceedings may be had thercupon as are ;b.a
by law.
Given under my hand, with the Seal or ,h.
l.. ,. commonwealth annexed, at Richmond,
This 18th day of August, 1908.
Signed.
AIevr MOD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
ICE.

(STHRREAS Mr.. James Fisher, by a deed
w executed on the frat day OF July. 1903, and
recorded In the county court of Henrico, has
as,igued TO the subscriber as trustee for certain
OF his creditors therein named the whole of his
estate OF every desc ip;ion, Except his household
iu'niiute and some few debts transferred by
him rs trus ee subsequent 20 the execution Of
said uG>t, as will more fully appear by refe
renc- 10 tire ,thcd lie annexed 20 said deed y con
SIS iug Of sons. lots in the city of Richmond TO
geihcE with al his bonds, notes and accounts -
This Is therefore tn give notice 10 the 6sbtns Of
ne esid Iames Fisher. that all Judgments OBJ
famed where the money has not been paid, all
suits now depending in the courts of this COM
monweaih. or else where. all monies in the hands
ut atolnies, sheiiffs or Others, which may
have been colle&ed by virtue Of any suit debt Ne
demand f ,se said James Fisher; tina, he is the
only Ferson authorized to receive uch debts and
demands ar grant such scqu'ttances and make
such compromises as he may de- m most adVisa-
bic for the midwest of said creditors.
a hone is iherefore cherished that every eff
iorf on The part of said debtors, will be made,
in oder 70 = settlement of their balances, and
every indulgence will be given by him to tho.e
who maniiest such dispostion.
And whereas il is stipulated by the con'rsc-
ting na'tiee 80. said deed, The, ce tain ctediyors
OF 's'd lanes Fisher, who from absence or ether
causes, could rot signify thei, wish OF becoming
parties the'eto; now, be II understood that If
they DO within sixty dsys. from the sai first
day Of July. 1903, sign the said deed, hat IN hat
case, thcy are 10 be considered entitled 10 her
rateable proportion of such MONEY rs shali be
coleded from he sale Of property and collection
OF debtJ--o.herwise. f they Do nor, within the
TINS specified, make know. their determination
by subsc.ihing 70 he terms agc.sd upon IN the
said trust that he the said trustee shall pay o.
yer sucn sums ? they world have been entitled
to if they had acceeocd = he said James F,sher.
EdW ID. w. Trent.
och July, 1908. ftf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
BY tie Gooernor ofthe Commonwealth Of
Virginia,
a PROCLAMATION.

JKTHEREAS 1t appears to the executive by an
w iaquis'ion held in the county OF Northnm-
berland on lhe 21s, day OF Sep,ember. IA the year
1906 before John IL Falliu, Esq caroner for the
said unty .tha tine I'd day ofthe aid month of
september, in The year aforesaid, CERTAIN George
Gordon, late &C 'he county aforesaid, ands
charged with The murder OF CERTAIN negro slave
named Barley; and u appearing that after the
preparation Of The said murder, the said George
Gordon hid Immediately, and d III s,iil fly from
Justice have therefore Thoughts fit, with the adj
vice of the counci of state, 10 issue this prcca-
nation, hereby Offering reward of one bundled
dollars TO any person or persons who shall appre.
bend and convey before some justice of the peace
for The said cosnty Of Northumberland the said
Georgs Gordon that he may be dealt with a. the
law directs. And do moreover hereby eni-r
all officers civil and military. and exho,t the good
people Of ihe commonwealth TO use thei best
endeavors arprehend and convey a. aforesaid,
yhe said George Gordon, lhat he may be dealt
VIII in the manner which The law in such cases
presoribes.
Given under my hand. with the seal Of the
o. S commonwealth auuexed At Richmond,
This 5.h day OF August, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
Jusl received and ;o' Sale,
.A the Booksfo~e Of
S. PLEASANTS, Jr. RICHMOND,
veLUMe TWO cF
The Amcrican FesNrer,

INK NDI'' Kun Ncs t'fT,
Price Dollars std Is Cents.
The first volume Of his wo,k has been
SO long before the public ,hst its merits
az toe we'll known TO need any enco
mlum. Il may rot however, De improper
TO observe, th4t il contains very conr.
plege History 81 be Political Occurrences
and Transoclars both Foreign aud De-
mestic, OF The last y>ai ? sketch of A.
mercsn aud British I.ilcr4.ofe-- ood
valuable collection Of STATE Paoers. bor h
American ara Europesn, besides oum.
Der Of Miscellaneous Articles.
Perhaps no other publication r. this
country, coudences SO much historical in ,
formation in he same iimits; end icing
~ sno'ial publication, il j. presumed thai
Il VII be deemed necessary addition 10
every well furnished library. ew
I y persuapce 81 deed of trust executed
j to The subscriber by John = Shields and
Jane Gravity his wife, to secure the paw
meut of 2 certain sum of money therein
mentioned, due to Henry Cary, will be ex-
posed to sale, for ready money, ON the I7th
day Of Septeuber next, very valuable
Tract Of Land,
containing one hundred acres, lying on each
side of the turnpike road, about 9 miles
from the Town of Manchester. ard known
by the name OF SALES HILL, on which
there is supposed - be coal or so much
thereof as will BE sufficient to meet the
intention Of said trust deed, and costs of
said sale.
Beverly G. Stannard, , Trus-
Archibald woodbridge s ices.
Chesterfield, August 81, 100. tbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
Advertisement.
! wish to sell ny Interest in the
LOT,

which ] occupy Il is subject 10 a yearly
rent Of 9 dollars. for each foot in 'front.'
The improvements need not be described,
because the purchaser will necessarily view
them. The sitnatiou is on the Cross Street,
leading TO the Bason, Blacksmith shop
is attached.
il is NY intention to remove to the Yves.
tern Country.
The terms of sale will be made known
bv the Subscriber, at any time, bot the sale
will be public on the 18th of September
next.
James Lynch.
Richmond, S0,h August, 1908. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
NWM II. CA3ELL.

WIN ~. G A3ELI..
aF' George Gordon is aboui i've fee eight or
ten Eches hiSh is s'cus riade. has light coloYcd
hair b &c eyes and down look when spoken to
Isis believed tina, he is Frequently lurking IN
the county of inn arYs Maryland The edi
tor Of The M ional IN iigencer l. ,helefore re-
qnss,ei . insert this proclamation ia tha, pap,r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06

AND TOWERS or ATTORNEY, used in
depo 'te-e stoe * in The Baak ofVbginia, FOR sale
Al this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06

In the State OF Virginia, Chesterfield coun-
tY, twelve miles above Richmond, known
by the name Of RAlLEY'S PITTS. II is
useless to mention the superiority of the
coal, or situation of the works, as it is pre-
sumed no person will purchase without
viewing the premises.
A part of the money will be,required in
haud--cousiderable credit will be given for
the balance on bond with approved secu-
Tity Any person inclnable to purchase
will be met on the premises in all October
next, by one Of the owners duly qualified
20 treat for the same.
There has been raised at these pits by
Messrs. Nicolson and Heth, upwards of
900 600 bushels Of coal in one year, and the
body Of coal at present very extensive.
August 25, 1908. (9w)
~ The Editors of the National Intelli-
gencer, Boston Chronicle s. Petersburg In
teligcncer are requested toinsert the above
two weeks. in their respective papers, and
forward their accounts to this Office for
PAYMENT.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01
PICKERING. LETTER.

COL FAN A-" "
NO gentleman, ,Oh9 has given his op'-
nion on the present crises, in 'Ohich ~e
haue by rashness and unskiyFuiHess bee"
Involved, IS more entitled to an attentive
and respectful hearing tia" Co.. PICK
BRING. He has .rrved his country from
early life to venerable age, in ci0H and
military stations. From the time Of n"
engaging as Adjutant,ge"era|0' the ea'-
nest desire Of Gen. WASHING tON,
shortly after the commencement Of the
Revolutionary War, to the close Of the
Generals political life. Which kf aim
in .Ae eminent station Of Secretary Of
State, he ,Oas honored and corfded in
By that discerning judge Of merit and
ornament Of his country.
The least zoe can expect is, that col.
Pckering's patriotism should not be
doubted, nor his means efessima'ing the
political situation ofne country "Hder.
!vahued. We shall then Re !" a capacity to
recognize the vat;Ai'y Of the solcit"de'
(which foreign dangers and a tH"dy
devoted majority Of our representatives.
dead to the national exige"cy and inte'
rests, but quick to ministerial inama-
tions, haze awaksned in the breasts eFi"'
seHigent and Independent men.
his beyonS a reasonable 6a"6', that
Bonqtarse's terrific mandates haze been
drEvered to our ambassador; that they
haze had their effect; but that the nation
suho would proudly sp"'" them, are not
permitted to knO,U efthem, from the head
@tAeir government. But uUhas secrets
cughs there 70 be, ,uhat dehcaey is there
due Nth respect to France, uUhoV is, COM
mistiag the spohati0Hs Of open uonyJd'e
Hton properly ufo" the land, and
1pho has announced the cessGtion Of the
ksv gfaati0ns sfs" the seas! Why then
Aaps neither NJ. Kandyke's nor Mr..
Suincey's motions preVaited' Why have
they been anssuered by the dull interposi-
sion,eca majority? In instance, IN
deed, the smailness efthe majority might
haze been considered as the funeral kneA
to further conceaIment. But the troops
have been rallied again, Gnd66 haze been
lately mustered to vote a refusal euen to
consider a call, 50 reasonable as Mr.
Suincry's.
II is plain; for mare reasons than !
hGve roam to assign, thatthe Information
necessary to enEghten ruhas is nosO dark
isin the hands Of the esecutive. Besides
the presumption created by the lapse O
time, and the Gait efthr Revenge at a por
yFrance, the Insignificant documents
communicated refer to others Of i"spor
lance, Which haze not been Produced
lhe very obStndey % me votes 0gd'nsI
che call. Proues that it tnsuH haze ss"e'
Thing TO operate upon.
NORM AMERICAN.
A LETTER from the Honourabl'
TIMOTHY PICKERING, sena
tor of the United States from the stat
Of Massachusetts, exhibiting to hi
Constituents a view Of the emiueu
danger Of an unnecessary and ruinou'
war, addressed to His Excellenc,
T. JAMES SULLIVAN, Governor Q
z the said State.
= City OF WAsn1SoroN, Feb. IS, 1905
SIR,
In the even current Of ordinar
times, an address from a Senator in Cor
press to his constituents might be di:
I ,r;.h, In snrh times fhh nroceed
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-29
o. City Tavern and Hotel,
.dLEX.f Nd 4 4 II:
At THE SIGN OF THE CRATES.
WILLIAM CATION,

From the City eff -dsaato1:s, NarytandJ
ID ESPECTFUI.I.Y Informs his FRIENDS
IL and The puBLic IN general, that he has
taken that justly celebrated INN, in this city,
called The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
lately 10 tho possession of Mr.. JOIN Gadsby.
he hopes, by assiauity and attention, to give
Tue greatest satisfaction to every person, as
no exerions on his part shall be wanted to
Keep up the high character which this 4 q
vem has, as being one of the best the t1a-
on and assures them that he will always
have an assortment of the best liquors and
good waters.
Travellers and others will meet with good
accommodations at the above house, On rea-
sanahle terms.
Boarslers are taken by the day, week,
month or year.
Si" File papers from all the sea-ports on
tue Continent are regularly taken and filed at
/, sne sSoiae-House, adjoining the tavern, and
"e Tor the use Of strangers.
Suppers Can be had from SIX to twelve
s,cioek IN the evening, at a short notice.
kcn enc twenty.
Asssas6sr $. eff
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-29
Twenty Dollars Re1ssrd.

LEFT the service Of ahe subscriber on
Friday last, Negro slase, named D,H.V.
DR(lGE--F7e IS about IS years OF as@,
feet TO inches high, Ct q stout strong form,
has snail scar over qpfs, i9gfis eyes %
;s be Ven = black and mulatto---he hxa On
vhen he sent away white nat, a brows coat
60 and brown velvet pantaloons, but rs he
had many other cloths it is probable he will
change MS dress Dand'idgge was brought UP
az an house seryant, and ia that capacity he
is excellcd by few. lie has eiiife In Alex
andria, anss.. ii IS probable he is lurking some
.tht;Sre about the town. Whoever will bring
him to the subscriber or commit him to Jail,
il taken in town, shall receive Ttx Dollars, il
taken ont of town the above reward
Thomas Swami.
December 20. d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-29
NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets
STILLS of all sizes, commonly used tor
distilling grain or fruit.
A General assortment of TIN WARE.
sHEET.lRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind Of Pic MINING WORK ell
th.r for Shifts or Buildings, done in the best
manner. ,,c,,,Dcc
The. BRASS. FOUNDRY BUSINESS
IN III its branches Is carried OH under the Oh
rect,on OF Mr.. HH.LIA4N FLETCHER,
who has had many years experience, and as
workman IS exceeded by few.--As the Brass
founder business is partnership, application
r,ust be made to William Fletcher, who Will
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
ornamented with Braso, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and viii execute the work ID the
very best snd neateat manner and on the most
reasonable terms. o1AA
The highest price given for old corner
Grass, Pew.er, Iced and ron.
George M'Munn.
October lss
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-29
Horse Shoeing Warranted.
THOMAS WHITE, Jun.
blacksmith ind Eayyiey.

A CQUAiNrS his customers and the pub
s. lie in general, that he has opened shop
at the lower end of Union street, adjoining
Mr.. John Hunters ship yard, for the purpose
of shosing horses, In which line his ABILITIES
needs no comnent--and bags leave 10 solicit
share of the patronage Of ageneroua puhhcs
and TO assure them that any work m the line
of his profession, snail NOT be surpassed BY any
on the continent.
Blacksmith work of all kinds and description
executed in neat and workmanlike manfsss
N. B Those who favor him with their GUS
tom will have the advantage OF receiving his
advice and attention in farriers gratis.
a. A couple of smart Lads, from Ia y
10 years of age, will be taken as apprentices
nd treated with kindAess. and strict sttenuaa
aid to their morals.
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