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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-01
The Subscriber

DEGS leave to inform the public, that ne
ID continues to carry on as usual, at has
house on Royal-street near the market, the
business of a White-Smith, Lock-Smitn, Cut
Ter, Bellhanger, Elastic Trussmaker, Gun
Pistol Barrel, Browning, Blueing Polishing
in the neatest manner.
All orders thankfully received and carefully
attended to. Ali kinds of house work III the
Smith line done in the neatest manner at the
- = $50 Caleb Heaey.
Nov. 90. pom
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60 S G H % o I.

a SCHOOL. will be opened in WATER Err.
.tA STREEr AcADEMY, on Monday next,
by .drad 1lomhsou, in which will be taught
Reading, Writing, English Grammar, Ma
thenatics, the Latin and Greek Languages,
Geography, sc.
( Terms Of Instruction Reading, Writing,
English Grammar and Arithmetic, S5--La-
tin, Greek, and the higher branches, 81 so
per quarter.
December %. d3t law
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Valuable PROPERTY for Sal.

$50 BE SOLD, infoar distinct lots Or g
gether, four acres Of LAND, contain iIa' Z
inc from one and a quarter acre to two acre
each, most eligibly situated without the s terri
tory Of colu.nbia, extending in a right iin'
from Gibbon-street TO Great -iiuntins-Sf F'
interesting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green :,
street, and bounding east and west ON ~
elte and Payne-streets.
q a plan the ground and further particular
may be obtaiaed by application to
James Patton.
80. 90 2awtf
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Cid St. Estephe Medoe laret, in ,,,.
enc dozen
A few dozen fine old froatinse
Ditto do. best wine bitters
Jamaica and w est India rum
New-England do.
Cogniac, BourdeauS and Naples 5r.s
Holland and country gin
Schietlam gin in cases
Irish whlskey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye wh;skcy
CIDER in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
2 hogsheads Havana honey
Is do. choice retailing molasse, +
Gunpowder I
Imperial
Hyson TEAS /
Young IIyson of o.ood .,,.
Hyson-S.Sin and lS-'
Souchong J
Muscovado sugars, diierent>quaites
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia 81
timore and Alexandria.
Leipcr's, CARROTS, an llamiltoa's 81.
In bottles and bladders.
Macuba and rapee do.
CloYer-seed, (Pcrn. rrarrGntea)
Mace; nutmegs; cloves; cassla; pins|
to; pepper; ginger, race and srould3 g
enne pepper; refined salt-petre.
Coffee; chocolate rice !; pearl balq|
London and Philadelphia mustard; hi4
salt; starch; fig blue; llotant indigo; CD
ria and Tennessee cotton fax; wool; ns|
der; copperas; alum brimstone chll
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and TWIN
traces; bed cords; leading lines; denioin
gin cases; patent shot; brandy"me gums
der; Harvey's gunpowder, 1.-THE on!yreasl
fish battle powder] from T to treble se'''
chewing tobacco; best Havana seSars'
Muscatel and bloom ralsins IN boxes
Sun raisins in casks.
Zantc currants prunes soft sheiea
monds.
A few boxes excellent pickles, cache
dozen bottles assorted 4; eapers, olives and
cilovies, for sale by tse box.
A quantity Of clean good alum salt SUM-
fer the fishery, &c. &c.
JAMES BACON,
.6tMs Grocery SToRE, an Mns-strrrt Ae
addition TO his .J0rmer stock, ad0ra
A frelh Supply Of Genuine Articles
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complet'
lie no7p o0ers,}or safe, on ms "si4al So"'"
Mufcovado Sugars, ofyanousq'
lities,
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June 90.
Philadel1dia Grand Lottery.
HIGHEST PRIZE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.

.4s.tasrzed ey an act OF The Legislature Of Penn
sylvxnia, for the encouragement 81
USEFUL ARTS.
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mcntal mOutQilltoS lOf
dwelling houses and
shipping, valued at
Fifty dollars each, 5o,ocC
Subject to deduction of
fifteen per cent. collars Soo,ooo
THE most zahl,ble cashPrizes, from zoos and
u,asuaras TO be determined as toAo7os :
Dollars.
First drawn number on the hrst
ten days drawing, each 2eS
First drawn Number on the sue
ceedin ten days, each SEQ
First d,awn Number on the sue
ceeding FIVE days,each 1000
First drawn Nuraberon the sue
ceeding two days, each 5000
First drawn number on this last
days drawing lo,o0s
This Lottery will positively commence
drawing ON the Esd day of Ercbruary next,
will be completedin % days at intervals, IN
der the superintendent ofGentlemen appoint
ed by the Governor, towhom approved secu-
rity has been given for the faithful drawing
of the Lottery agreably to the Scheme The
numbering for the wheels has so lar progress
sed, under the direction of Mr., James Del
lers, as to Justify fixing the day of drawing.
The cash prizes will be paid at the bank IN 50
DAYS after the conclusion Of the drawing, and
the Machines and Composition rights deliver
ed TO order, OH payment ofthe deduction as
above. All prizes must be demanded IN one
year after the drawing, or they will be consl-
dered as forfeited after that time
TICKETS at one Dollar and fly
Gents to be had
JAMES OELLERS,
No. i South Third street.
LEONARD X EEIIMLE,
No. 70, North 7h;1d-street.
THOMAS PETERS,
No. 2a, North Second street
THOMAS .BEDWELL,
No 17S, North 7Ssrd.street.
SILAS WILSON,,
No. 34l, North Iront-styest.
JOHN SHAW,
No. 232, North Second street.
CHARLES BlTTERS,
No. Ill North Taird-areet.
ISAAC CARPENTER,
No. AS, Soath Seeond-areef.
DANIEL MILLER,
No. Az, North Seeo1d-artet.
And at the office Of the Auro-s
"a, and Freenan's Journal.
yne Price of Tickets nil advaaee rs The drazO-s
ing Progresses
Note the purchaseror holder. Of every tlck-
ct, WILDE entisledto a valuable Patent right
for manufacturing Sage, Stas.eh,ands! Hair Pow
der from Potatoes, by a process entirely new,
besides chance of The many valuable cash
prizes
t. Tickets to be had at Mr.
RoBERT GRAg's Bookstore, IN
| Alexandra; who will be fur
nished with a regular and cor
rect lift of every days drawing.
January z. eat15taFeb-
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1900 Dc. To consist OF machines
for opening of1-cast
worsted and open
wro't woollen cloth.
ing into woool. valued
at one hundred dollars
each, ipatcnt right IN
cludedl
1900 do. To consist of rights fer
manufacturing orna-
rncntal mouldings for
dwelling houses and
shipping, valued at
Fifty dollars each,
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Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, -
Hyson, paracnialty ."
Young Hyson, ed L"
Hyson-Skin, and family USE
Souchong
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, ef a superior QuaNtVl
Madeira,
Busellos,
Sherry, ,ps
Lisbon, y
Tenerlfc,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Lognac and Bordeaux Brandt,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family USE M
Antigua, ST. Croix, St. Vincents, anu !"
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish aud country Whisky,
NIolssses, Wine, and Cider vinegar
Stou5hton's Bi.ters, ;c,ss
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassla' pm -,
Cayenae aud black pepper, race ana = 5,rt.
Ginger, basket salt for table use, pear -. " Il
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, moald, "Fi nv
sDermaceti candles, refined Sa't-petl?; ',,a
indigo, alum, copperas, maddeI' D" ~, {,
spinning cotton, patent SHOT all sizes 20 s.t.a
glish and country made gunpo"1Sl', ,,rr
and smoking tobacco, very oest 0'1'
bacco
hamilton and Lepeys4snuf, iIoA.sF'.
in aogcs. s,a
London mustard, warranted Of .lg o.r
quality, Dixc:l;s BE d.lto, %r4pR4 a,s.} f.
sissna iiohu's, sc. sc. with general, Is Hf
.icle in his line-the whole OF whien 49, ,I 0!
selected with care, and will be ns''o'S
she yssy lowest terms I
PRINTED DAILY EY
SAMUEL SNOW DEN
Jq1ar aae Pyoasisioy.}
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-26

- 4 ne admiral under whose orders
feef' s' Mr. Canning is not at present ena-
he &C., a sa,a,nnunicate TO Mr.. Monroe.
BIC = -. Monroe shall have received any &C
j - - &. Mr.. Canning trusts that nc Wsli
sOiiaso ...,,e in com municating them to Mr..
fanains. =. res, merits and character
.r =, tliinsaction may turn out TO De, ny, nv.
!, could ne iorbear expressing WllaoaS
S l me sincere concern and sorrow when
49, 81. i 4, its unfortunate result; and assur-
q ' ~ american minister, both from hmselt
~ - the behals Of lis inajesty's govern
a.u that if the British officers shouIdpraFe
'''A ia bpen ca;pable, TIC most prompt and
= r I'm, reparst!3n shall be afforded to the
ssosTssnalsat Of the y states
= aa,es 5l9aroe, esq. &c.
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II III. CAA.aTNG.

~ Monroe presents his compliments to,
81 Canning, and is muca Obliged to s;in ior
=. =, ;gfa.raatial communicated IN his note Of
~ e..ar,gr. Mr.. MonToc' has heard With ex--
@ .s@,e teeYet the accent it contains Of ren-
s ,.s betNccna British ship Ct war and al
nerioan i,iga,e of the coast OF the U. :.
ue has 20 knowledge OF the subject except,
vba. sir. Gaat'iag's note has iurAl !. h!e
NH 10, f..i!to communicate the earliest iatei-
r1snee which he may receive Of an eycat 81,
'seplv te-be laincnted. Mr.. Monroe derives
;nstenean tine mucA satisfaction from the
r;rn0iy assurance OF NJ. Canning, t;lat this
,m,,efto8atee occurrence vas not authorised by
ii, uaisslys government, and that Suitable
,enayatssi viii DC made for the iajllcy, il Oh
e,nGifY he 4eilish oillccs sail DC found tac
Portland Place, MONDAY, July Il, 1907.
Tx r,;s,,..a.. hos George Ca4e!TS1 &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-26

SIR,
Ahhough ( have no instructions from ray
eosewnens Oh the subject, tits my duty 70
request the attentin Of his Britannia nsajes-
i.'s sqgesEinent TO : late aggression on the
scys:tigpty OF the United States, Of very
extraordinary nature. The circumstances o.
lie transaction are too distinctly marked TO
leave any doubt of tic extent OF the outrage,
csof TIE eparatioa which i obviously cl%ims.
Ly accounts which are entitled to full coEa-
Gence, it appears, that on the Esd OF June
ias5 his a;,eaty s ship tie Leopard attacked
Sa american hiaaie of tie coast Of the Y.
Sa,es, with view to assert and enforce The
aRiounded and most unjustids,ble pretension
70 search fog deserters, ard after having XII
led and wounded a number oil her men, Gu
tered on board and carried away Iorcib!y Sc
yeral OF the crew The conduct OK the Dgi-
Gs!. oiaicer which In itself forms an act Of COM
pcte hostility, is rendered more gepreaensi-
DC from the consideration that just before
tbs aggression be he'd q station Wlthln tue
jurisdiction OF the United States, in the Wa
teGs ofthe Chesapeake, where while lie en-
9S!He TIC t'to u tiOo !'1l'i4IJ, iAS >ANJNSeN
tbs attack against the ship OF a neutral pow
tr, whose commander relying on the good
hath Of his majesty's government, and the
lac friendly relations subsisting between U.
Britain and the United States, could net lave
suspected the design. l might state other ex-
snpes Of great indignity and outrage, many
ei which are OF recent date, 20 which the ..
States have been exposed OF their coast, and
even within scgerai of their harbors, from the
Trash squadron; but it Is improper 70 Min
SIC them with the present more serious cause
oicompl2int. have called your attention to
us SUBJECT il full confidence, that his ma.
lsSty's government will see in the act COM
PANIED OF, fragrant abuse of its own autho
Ky, and that IL viii not hesitate to enable ue
communicate to my government without
%iay, frank disavowal OF the principle on
mich 1t Was made, and IFS assurance that the
"a Slcer who is responsible for it shall suffer
~e punishment which SO unexampied an ag-
weston on the sovereignty of a neutral natl
oa justly deserves.
nave the honor to be, with great consi-
Ssaaon, SIR, your very obedient servant,
iSisnedl
JAMES MONROE.
iie Right Roa. Ceorgs caanis.s,
Gc. &c. &c.
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FROM Mr.. CANNING.
Foreign Office, .A.sg. Sd, 1907.


u Gave the honor to Acknowledge the receipt
SIR official note OF the,. 29th uit. which !
S'oa' no time in laying sefore the king.
Il; We statement OF the transactlonto which
l. note refers, is not brought forward either
S,.. &c authority of the government of the q.
sc, '.s' or with any precise knowledge of the
Seos s On winch II Is founded, it might have
sullcient tor me TO express to you, his
sie... ssS readiness to take the whole OF the
81 instances OF the case, whenifully disclos-
ss INTO his consideration, and to make re-
se ;ss,on Tor any alleged injury to the sove-
:boSSy ct the United States, whenever it
ts saia Dc clearly shewn that such injury has
lion ;se'ualiy sustained, and that such repara-
~u Is really due.
'ae existence Of such disposition on
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Aleran0rta a,ailp .cbstftssr,
SATURDAY, MARCH IS.

Arrived at Philadelphia on Wedcssday
The ship Bingham, capt. Baruen 10 81 Gays
trcm Calcutta. When the Bingham sailed
report vas 10 circulation there thag wsr
was likely TO take place beswseD Sciudia
Holcsr aud the company. Il severe Skin.
mlsh had taken place bsiweeo enc Of he
native powers and he British .; Ksnora,
10 sne Aurass coupsFy,io With tie G,isish
loss 60 commissioned etEasrs. his report
was current al the sailing u The Bingham,
bat was aos pcsmitsedso be pus into print.
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Nassau, IL. P.| Rl5ruary 20.

- - Y HooAC) ". II ~ s!t7 2 -.
The American brig i,aars, from Barcelona,
for New Orleans, detained by the Redbridge,
and ordered for this port, Set ashore on the
Cat Keys tie 9TH inst, and ulset Cnthc 8th
she was fallen in with by several wreckers
and when the wrecsers ere at work in taking
of the copper CT the brig, they hearda knock
ing and the sound Of 'voices in The hold they
immediately scuttled Ter side, ard providen-
tally saved four sca1ner belonging 70 the Red
bridge, who had been serst Gu board to nayi-
gate the brig.
----=
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Salt and Barrels.

Lave for sale 4 my store nearthe fishing
landing, quantity Of coarse ard .1'ne Sill,
parcel feuipty .24qTels, and about so Casks
in complete order ior striking fish.
John G. Ladd.
March IS. d
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the part OF The British government, you, sir
cannot be ignorant: have already assured
you Of It, though in an unofficial form, by the
letter which addressed to you on the first
receipt OK the intelligence OF this unfortunate
transaction: and may perhaps be permitted
to express my surprise, after such an assur-
ance, ct the tone of thar representation which
| have Just had the honor to receive from
you.
But the earnest desire Of his majesty to e.
vince, in the most satisfactory manner the
principles of Justice and moderation, by which
he is uniformly actuatcd, has not permitted
him to hesitate in commanding me to assure
you, that his majesty neither does nor hath at
any time, maintained the pretension of right
to search ships OF war, in the national service
Of any State, fer dcserters.
Ii therefore the statement in your note
should prove TO he. correct, and to contain all
the circumstances OF the case, upon which
comp'@.int is ingended to be made, and if it
shall appear that the ACT OF his majesty OFF,
GERS resle.! OF 20 Other grounds than the SIM
pie and unqualified asse~ion Of the pretension
above referred to his nl.iesty has no difficult
ty il disayowing that act, and will have no
difficulty. in n,aaifcscing his dispieasare at the
ccnduct Of bis officers.
+Yirh respect to the other causes Of COM
Plant whateser they raag bel which are
limited at III yoprnote, perfectly agree with
YOU IN tic sentiment wAich you express as to
the pronriety OF rot iavolyin% them IN cues
ton. Which IS 81 itself Of sufficient importance
e clailn L separate and most serious consider
2tioa.
cave onlj to Ianent that the same senti-
ment didnot induce ven to abstain from allud-
ing 70 t..sse subjects, On an occasion which
you were, yourseiiE, Of opinion, was not favor
&bie Tor pursuing The discussion oEtaem.
have the honor to BE f'lth great consice-
ration, ST., your most obeslent .luln5ie scr
(sisnsaI
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Was found II Maryland,

Some day this week,
An old fafa,onsd Gold Watch
Case. The owner raay have it or application
10 the Printer describing the same, paying
for this advertisement and leaving a small
gre tiluy for the finder.
March 2G. st
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s. The Proprietor Of the

80 II u ICtOi UI tIIC
AJsxQn3,sa Ha1D Advert5ss', will
di{pose of the Establishment on
moderate tern1s--thefe are now
nearly SIX hundred Subscribers
and the Lit INCREASING TO a
perlon Of zilsalutfry and Talents
for conducting Newspaper.
this you'd be a desirable Situa-
tor. Circumstances beyond his
Ccntroul render II necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold q great Bargain if Applicant
on be made ioon.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-15
fRE futL HkEn HORST
!. !.

.xT7li.L stand the ensuing seassn d
Wv my residence near Charles IoWn,
Jefferson County. He j. m elegant Bay
and nearly sixteen hands high. He will
be let 70 nafes On the following lterms !.
for the siDgle leap SIX dollars. TO be paid
u the stable door, or fifteen dollars the
season, which may Be discharged By the
payment Ct ten dolls. on the slst Of I,.g,
when his season win expire, and twenty
doliars "a ensure, . mare Ia fual, {notes
for IS dollars for the season, and 30 del.
lars Tor assurance, win hs expected With
the Mares and In IN cases 6fty cents %
the groom. The owner ofany mare that
may be ensured, Who aisposes Of her,
Inast Be held liable forthc snsrrsnee mo.
ney. Gentlemen sending mares from .
Distance can be furnished with good pas.
turage, g - cents week, and grain q
the msSket price, and every attention
win Be paid % their mares, but I win
not make myself liable Ioreither escapes
or accidents. if" -, r.. =. =,
Arab was out Of Betsy Lewis, & foaled
the property Of VIM. Herndou Of Frede.
ricksburg, on the 9Th Of June, 1904.
Hswas got by the Imported horse Bed.
ford. eetsy Lewis By the imported horse
Shark, her dam By Lindseys Arabian, J
grand dam by Marx Anthony, Or. dam
6g silver Eye, 8. 8. 6. dam BY CTaufurd,
Eg.g. s. dam BY Janus, g.gg.E.E. dam
was IN imported mare. The above
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JAMES 4 JOHN SMALL,
:. r IL RS,

NFo3M the public generally. and
I their former eustomers particularly,
that they have removed theirshop 10 the
corner house Of Mr.. Gather, between
the Globs and Mr.. Cooper store, where
they are now ready 90 execute, and win
thaaklully reeeiye. any Commando IN
their line Of cuisines They are grateful
for the former custom they have been
iavourst with. and viii do every ding
10 their power 20 merit Continuance Of
public ineouragsment.--srheir,,,w ori
will always be 6aished 10 the moot SER
viceahle and fashionable manner. :.
April l, 1908. - IS -
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: GEORGE PoRrERPTELD,
.=-zWILLIAStPENDLETON.'
! THOMAS SHEhRER. -
+ s8ss:.=-=z 49, So sSSnn ~: sA;o...
April I, 1904
ELo.!l.PED b.
:. April I, 1904.

A BOUT the middle of the nigh.
n (~hen deeds Of dark aess less mia.
eheyieus might be done |! Of the 26th
uls. from my house ami, her then very
comfortable hemt, ny wife (tha, ludsl
niarGaret (formerly the widow Shafnsr
81 HageTs fovn) withou, my wish OF
knowledge, OF any cause known 10 me.
exeeps my MT yelling to her, Della.
Ike. ever pfrssihgon me to make over
stoher inmsdiately one fuI third Of all
my property. ). for the use oil whom she
pleased. !. &c. &c. e Il, >.
- This i therefore % signify my free
viii and pleasufe, shat al who may So
choose. are Tor mypart ., fuil hberiy 10
credit. and ethsywfse To entertain the
Fugitive. 70 any,extent and 10 any soav
which may be matusily sr.li,f yiny to the
p,rues: bur on the express conditions
oaly, Of my nos being held accountable
for the is,,arin either case, having no
desise, from the forsunzte hopr Of sepa.
y.tioa. ever again 70 be ineumberrd with
such Com6rsii6Ie sBAGGAGE!!
- JOHN BAKER. :
? aIartinaburg. April 1, iaos.
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ne 6sasi.fn and sven bred Horsael, ;
YOUNG SPORTSMAN
LMs Rreperiy efINiiliaM Rush. J

MILL stand TO cover mares this sea.
son, az the stable of w lillian Rush.
IN Berkeley County. on MONDAYS. Tues,
Gays and Wednesdays :; on Thursda, =.
ana fr,days e Mr.. Syster'. near The
.,ilng. Waters, at the low price Of iour
3oI.'s the season, or two dollars the
single lssP, III the money for the lsap
- not paid when the mare il covered.
van ~ oe sonsidered - engaged for the
season and for snsuranss sisht aolla,.
parting with the mare forfei,s The en-.
suIanes ! the money to become due the
hrst Of October next. - :, - >
foung Sportsman 10 q beautiful .or.
rel, near sixteen banda high, with bone.
IN proportion, win ave yesrs cid ,hi.
spring. was 80. BY The noted horse
SPo,s'man, who was imported from
9 England By Walter HsleE Of George
own'at Tour years oil, aud stood at
n'seen dollars the season Young Sports
man came out ofa mare The property. of
he7eLiah Swearingen. got by tie noted
morse Badger, the property Of John II.
Jones' Its not thought necessary 70
say much respecting Young Sportsman
=. ms appearance win sufficiently recon.
mend him. An mares put 10 Young
SPortsman WILDE particularly attended
%! %; but no accountability for accidents.
he season will CONNIE nee the 6,,t nf
April and end the first of July. =
ABRAHAM MARLA1T.
April 1, 1908, - -
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Bo0TandsRt,E HaTrF lcTo y
MaRrIsssuac.l

THE subscriber respectfully informs
his customers and the public, thai
Ne ssill occvpies his old stand, bstween
the Poet Ol6ce and Printing dice,
tMartinsburs that be has lately made .
considerable addition to his stock Of lea.
Their, (which Is Of the bess quality and
shall eonstantly keep BY him large A.
sentiment. seshat none who may please
so.employ him. viii ever be disappoinss
ed BE win be careful 10 always kerping
the best workmen, aud from his own
particular attentiou. feels an assurance.
that be shall be able 70 give sasisfacsion
70 his cus,omers- Doors and SHoEs, OF
every description, Willie carefully made.
agreeable 10 Objectionable insends 20
keep, ready.matle, avariety Of work for
Ladies and Gentlemen-HsviDg . large
stock of Leather on hand, he will be able
20 give . short credit to punctual per.
Sons Who may wish II. He j. thankful
for the fayours already received, and
win endsavour in future NOT to Be undc-
serving encouragement.
RICHARD HIcKSoN.
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