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at GREdI BaRG .4IN.

THAT beautiful and elegant ESTATE
lascd 10 the Mr. Wiass IS still for sale, well
known bY the name Of 6. -dbingdon,' where
he mansion house, stands, directly opposite
The Capitol, lying Oh the Potomac river, con4
hining four hundred and twenty two acres
TIE road from the contemplated bridge passes
hearty through the centre OF the estate-it
nay be purchased fol-. cash or on long Gre
d5 bv pairing small part in hand--also a.
bout 6lty acres adjoining, part OF the same
TACT leased to William Frazer, will be sold
enlhe same terms. A good and lnclsputable
tte sill be made for both. The title papers
nay be seen by application to the subscriber
o. Robers T. Taylor, ESQUIRE, by whsn every
aecessary information viii be given.
linot sold by Friday the Goth of May, at
Pirate sale, it will on that day be sold to the
aSShes, bidder, before the cefee-Hoase door,
S@elve O'Clock, at which time the terms OF
1ssiil be made tsnoWn.
May ,. d
e. The sale Of the above
Property is necessarily postponed in
Consequence ofthe absence OF Robert
ifaylor, esq. until Monday the sixth
Gay Of June whent it viii positively
sSe place as adove. unless sold at pri-
'ate sale before.
| !, B. DADE.
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BRYAN HAMPSON

E39 an II MPSON
HAS Fox SALE.
10 pipes old port q
8 do. Madeira
So quarter casks Lisbon y
i2 tio.particular TenerifIs s.
Is do. Malaga
IS pipes old cognac brandy
do 4th proof Holland Gin
hhds. Sd proof Antigua rum
i do. first quality molasses
E do. green copperas
3 do alum
30 do. brown sugar
20 bags pimento
Is do. pepper
10 chests young hyson =
10 do hyson skin
S do. imperial } oa
100 bags green coffee
$50 kegs madden
SO do. ground ginger :
SO do. raisins
200 lbs, bacon, well cured =
kegs salt pere
4 quantity of fine and ground alun salt. /.
1tall times heisas the FIRST quality -four for
mi5use on hand-with number of Other
srtcles-ell ofwhieh he Will sell low or his
sotner tcrms. !
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OR LOST,
a. EDUe ALTON.

TOSEPH COMING respectfully acquairts
J his friends and the public. that he has Ca
,eagedes an assistant gentleman tot gaoa
frni.y) from Bern in S7Hsser!ana
Whereby he is enabled to add to the courss
of instruction pursued in his school :: Ths
French, German and Italian Languages
.antient and Modern History ~ Arithhstic,
Euclid's Elements, Geography with the. uss
of tie Globes and Maps, Trigonometrv, Mea.
suration, Surveying, Nayig.tion and the Luras
Observations, An,Iytics, astronomy, &c@&cj
Likewise Algebra and Flnxions, with sil
Applications to the various branches 3af s,s
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, Ai.5s
taught as hitherto by himself al his School, ~
St. Asaph street.
~ b. Z hose who wish to be instructe! in
the above Languages, will please to ap1sy, af
The number Of Pupils Will be limited
.Ah17i 49, 2aw
ALMANACS for 1903,
lust published ar1df sale, by
Cotton and Stevar's
2TP Printing in It's various hf2ElhT
neatly executes at tsis eace.
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ATURHAY, MAY FL, 1903.

ToR SHE, RY
LEWIS DEBLOIS
At Ais Store, neas. Col. Ranasey's wharf,
Frensh Brandy, inspipcs
Catalonia SSiRe, IN half pipes and quartz
casks
Ncw-EngIand Run, in hogshsads and bar;
rcls
Molssaes, ii hogsheads
iCod-Eish, IN boxes
Cider, Potatoes, seets, and Winter Pears.
II barrels
Cheese
Cider Vinegar, in hogsheads aad pipes
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Sales at Bcas5ssse.

Sales at r'asssss
f,aeyery Tuesday and Frl3ay,
- IT'LL BE SOLD
/, tho Vendu6 Store, corner OF Prince and
Water streets.
xYsyisty II Dry GeOds, Groceries, &c,
Particulars of which viii Be expressed in
i. s,lss Of Lie day---All kinds OF goods
s,ie, arc on Limitation aud the prices OF
sS,rh are establishes, Gun at any umc be
,.ses anu purchased at tae lowest Limitation
na prices.
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PUBLIC SALE,

PURSUANT 10 a deed Of ,,ust Eeaains s,sass
The III day Of fe6rpary, 1907 yana dssiy RI,
corded, from Samuel Craig, late of.tle toxy
oi.Alerazdsia, deceased4te tie Subscribers.
,for The turfosc Of satisfyiar csttsin dt5!s
due from tie said Craig to lie baaka ot.a-
le-raaa,1a end Washington, s6e sela q,
tAe.hreusaes totAe Msaifst bidder, al husac
aucaoa. al II ostisek, on RE setF Say .ef
June ners
That handfome three fory BricS
dwelling Houfe and Let, e
In fec simple, situated in the towp~of th..ex.
andria, west Of Pitt street, On tie north sieis
Of King-street, ana fronting theseon 80 feet
inches, and running back ll93set, IA depth.
also,
A neat, well finished, two sto~
ry Brick dwelling house and lot, In; l:;e si.n~
pie, west Of Wster-strest, On the south side of
Duke-s,reet, ard binding thereon s7 Eset, fs
inches, and running back 81 feet ine ss,,sa 10 a
ten feet alley.
Tie conditions Of sale are one ifth ne O.,
mount in cash, at the e&scpt an Of the dead
and the remainder in equal ps .iments ate, IS,
Is, and "a months, on approved indorsea
notes negotiable in the bank 81 Al.xandsia, 50
cured also by a lease on the premises.
John e. Vowsls, J
William Laid.
low ,..-
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! INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

i The president has again introduced this,
! his favorite subject, to the consideration Of
the national legislature. Two or three years
ago, although our foreign relations were iln-
settled, and. the country totally defenceless,
{ the president was. so extremely alarmed at,
the superabundance of cash in the treasury,
and the baneful moral and political eonse-.
quences that must result from the possession
of a vast quantity Of the root of all evil"
that, at his suggestion, committee was
appointed, Of which the learned civilian,
Mr.. Bidwen, Of 6igainy to the peace all
over the .rv9ra memory, was chairman, to
devise tie most proper ways and means Of
emptying the treasury, by pouring out a
flood of bounty upon all sorts Of internal
improvements. This committee was styled
by member from Vermont, Committee of
Ways and Means, No. 2, and he recon-
mended to Them to turn their attention to,
the defence of their defenreless country
This hint, however, they disregarded, and,
what was strange indeed, they disobeyed
the presidents public mandates. Mr.. Bid
well;concIuded,. on the whole, that it was
better to buy afew mere degrees of latitude
and longitude, than TO defend or even to
improve the <sgood old United States"
Hence the negotiation for the purchase Of
the Floridas, which, we are told, expert
enced solemn pause" in consequence Of
the Spanish revolution. Of that pause. ]
cav. as Father Paul said Of the constitution
of his country, Esto betua--May It be
eternal. It is not thought that.a commit
tee Of ways and means, No. 2, will be
appointed the present session, for ale
though the receipts of the treasury for
the past year, in consequence Of the large
sums that were due to the United States
when tie embargo was laid, exceed those OF
any former year, yet it's well understood
that the treasury will soon be empty, with
out inventing any new machinery 70 acce-
Ierate the operation. We can no more ex-
pect revenue without commerce, than
streams without fountains. II seems lni-
possible to believe that the president could
seriously suppose it practicable, at this mo-
ment, to devise plan for the expenditure
of our resources in " long ages to come
and Of course the uncharitable will not faal
to suggest that these are but s mere last
words" thrown out to catch popularity.
! = a.
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aleranurta Datlp @a,ette.
! WEDAESDAY, NOVEMBER 50. !
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASTING.
TON. 3
MoxpAY, Aoyenfber %.

Mr.. G. W. Campbell asked for the order
Of the day, on the report Of the committee
offoreign relations. The house according
" went into committee of the whole on that
subject, Mr.. Storer in the chair. The re-
port having been read, and the first resolu-
ton being under consideration, Mr.:G. w
Campbell rose and explained the reasons
which induced the committee to make the
report, and entered into general support of
it's principles. He was followed by Mr..
lHumford, who, in ar animated speech, dis
sented from the principles Of the report
Mr.. quincy then rose, and in one Of the.
most luminous speeches we have ever heard
examined the embargo policy, and clearly
Showed, not only its ruinous pressure upon
ourselves, but its total inefhcacy as a nlca-
sure of coercion. 49, s: 81
Mr.. Dana moved to amend the resolu.
ton, by introducing the words printed in
italics, SO that it might read as follows:
Resolved, That the United States cannot,
without surrendering their right, honor and
independence, submit to aba1ad0n the navi-
CATION ofthe ocean in consequence Of the late
tdiGtS VI + rance aHu OICdI DILteiiis
MIR. Sloan would be better pleased with
the amendment if the mover would intro
duce the word "longer," SO that itmight
| read, that the U. States cannot longer, &c.
as he thought we had already abandoned our
! rights, &c. 4
Mr.. Dana declined making the suggest
| ed modification. Messrs. Bacon, Taylor,
|, Jackson, Rhea, Macon and Campbell spoke
| against, ard Messrs. Livermore, Elicit, Lii
s.ou and the mover in favor Of the amendment,
which was lost--only thirty lone rising in
favor of it.
Mr.. Lioermore then moved to amend the
resolution, by adding to it these words -
/ g and that an abandonment of the naviga-
a.tion of the ocean is a REIMBURSEMENT Of our
! rights, and a submission to the edicts Of
| France and Great Britain. Lost, only
[ twenty rising in favor of It.
The committee then rose and obtained
leave to sit again. &.
| Mr.. GARDENER presented petition from
a meeting Of the people Of Suffolk, in New
York, praying for arepcal Of the embargo.
Before the reading was finished ,an adlourn-
mssnt was called for and carried.
ii &
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IdksDAx, zvopem6er 90

hs reading Of the petition presentedyss-
terdaY b & rBteN nag tsnEhed and
referred ID ME eUmmitteeso of tho whole sons
Mr.. l5sttsndk ns resolution 49,
The house weat into committee of the
whole on the report of the committee Of
foreign relations. Tie debate o-days was
commenced by Mr. w. s4dlston, who dis
charged 4 voAey of small shot al the head
Of Mr.. sainczl. Anaong other sublime,
Highs Of this eruditc orator, he said, he
shodld begfnsto jolAlo1Us the gentleman pre-
sseisely where the gentle nan had lsf, OF
After Mr. w. aAlston sat down, Mr.. Bas
con rose, and spoke upwards Of an hour
He noticed ID a rapid manner, most Of the
points III Mr.. 9uincys speech of yester-.
day, and entered into general defence Of
the report Of the committee. He was fol-
lowed by Messrs. Sloan, Smile and Rhsa
Of Teniessee,the former and latter of whom
spoke onthe general question at considera-
bic length. y Mr.. ..SYoaa has become COM
pletely an anti-embarg man.
The committee rose without taking the
Question, and the house adjourned at, 8
o'clock
The Hon. WILLIAM HILLHousE, Esq.
has resigned his seat as one-of the Council
ofsthe State Of Connecticut He is now in
the s1st year Of his age, having been mem
Der of the Legislature, for more than fifty
years.
-
Thehen. JAMEs H1LLHousE is re elected
Senator from the State Of Connecticut in the
Congress of the United States, for SIX years
from the 9TH Of March Hext
A letter from Halifax mentions that Mr..
Erskine was instructed at an early day, to-
inform our government that American yes
sells would notbe interrupted in an inter-
course with Spain or her colonies.
It IS stated in the Boston Palladium, that
Mr.. Armstrong has written a letter in which
he has this observation. /" We have greatly
overrated our means of coercion, the en-
barge is not felt here, and in England it is
forgotten. / wish it was raised"
( The Boston Palladium also states, that
the Expedition at Halifax, still remain
aed in readiness to depart at the last dates !;
and probably waits only till itcan be ascer-
tainsd that peace will be continued with A.
lherica.
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not, that some other measure might be a.
dopted which wSiiId leadto the seSdritY Of
our peace and honor.
Mr.. Rape said that ii the obsery atieus
which he had made ashort time ago, be had
no intentionto violatethe decorum off debate
land if he had discovered warmth on the
general subject. he hoped no gentleman
would consider his remark as personally ap-
piled to him. y 8 - a ss
Mr.. Lloyd saidshe rose merely for the
purpose of making one Observation. He
had stated when up before that the tradAsto
Spain, Portugal and her colonies took off e.
bout, 90 millions Of dollars. He found BY
the report of the secretary Of the treasury
thatthe exports to these countries amount
ed to upwards Of seventeen millions, exclud-
ing large proportion Of the trade. 81
3 Mr.. Smith said he understood the gentle
man to apply his argument to Our domestic
exports to Spain and Portugal only, and not
their dependencies, which the gentleman
might however have meant to have includ-
ed. 80
The Senate adjourned about half past 2
O'Clock. u SIS s-s:
November a.. So; s. &
The Senate resumed the consideration OF
Mr.. Hillhouse' s resolution - s.s
Mr.. Pipe spoke against it toran hour and
three quarters. 81
Mr.. Nhite followed in speech of three
quarters of an hour and
Mr.. Noore concluded this days debate in
a speech Of half an hour.
No question taken.
November 23.
! MIR. Hil2hQuse' S resolution still under con-
sideration. ii
Mr.. Crazy ard opposed tin a speech Of
an hour and a half.
He was followed by Mr.. AitchiA in a.
speech of about the same length, when
The house adjourned at about half past.
two o'clock, without taking question: -
November "a.
Mr.. Hillhotses resolution still under con-
sidrration. {.
Mr.. Giles made speech against the re-
solution of three hours and quarter.
When the Senate adjourned.
~
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But shete Is one objection to dih syste1a
which ought Is have great weight with eve

4sv-.xf 80
But thefe Is one objection to diM systefa
which ought to have great weight with eve
~ real .rcpubIi can, 1t seems thai an a
mendmafnut ' "a. the Cons INST IS heressar
INCREASING the powers Of the general go
vernhcnt, and enabling it, TO expend the
millions Of the people upon whatever tan
grams and gitncracks II may strike the ca
%pricious fancy of the ieaderstof the day.
After the awful experience we have just had
xof tiie exercise Of even questionable powers
sby the national government, the state go-
svernnents ought TO swear by Styx, or by a.
my thing else that would make the oath If.
Srevocable, never to encrease the powers OF
Congress. Never was people so enn-
,barrassed with too much regulation" as the
poor Americans arefby the execution Of the
s. laws Of embargo Fe kindhearted and
benevolent exclusive republicans, for Heav.
ems sake suffer us 20 g manage our own af-
fairs in our own way asto the expenditure
of what little money your pocket-emptying,
and industry destroying system will leave at
our command.
Freeuaens oaynal.)
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4 LOTTERY OFFICE.
fr Tickets in the Charitable

t. T1cKETs in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing. for sale at the Office
of the alexandria DAILY Gasette,
price Fur Dolls. g SeDenty Jsve
cents. a regular list Of the
drawing will be received and In
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August g.
;. 1000 SPANISH HIDES.
Museovado Sugar in hhds. and bbls,
Clayed 81 do. boxes,
Coffee in bbls. anu bags, !,
e Old London Particular and Mark at Madeira
Wine, in pipes and half pipes. "a
!. Catalonia do in or. casks, - g.
Castillo Soap in boxes. w, - ese ss
"a few tons of Logwood. so .4n5si
FOR SALEs1Y :, :,
Nath. Wattles, g Co.
s s,sS go - fes EyttS:3 -sgEf
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From AnnahoEs

From J437na7ioHs.
The resolutions Of Mr.. Thomas, Of Frede-
rick, against the embargo, passed the House
Of Delegates on Saturday, BY u majority of s.
The Senate have passed counter resolutions,
which will be published to- morrow. The ap-
poin.ment Of Senator in Congress is put
off; the House Of Delegates refusing to go
into convention for that purpose. z
se5~ s, Fed. Sax.
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II is now ascertained that Mr.. Madison will
obtain III votes in this state, and Mr.. Pinck-
ney 3. The electors are Gen. Wynn, Gen.
Riddick, Governor. Ashe, Col. Taylor, Mr..
Plummer,, Mr. Toole, Mr.. Raney, Mr.. Love,
Mr.. Cleveland, Mr. Forney, & Judge Locke,
for Mr.. Madison :-and Mr.. Castor, Mr..
Winslow, and Mr.. Mckenzie, for General
Pinckney: Worth Carolina taher. .
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GEORGE ". r. cUSTB, Esq.
OF Arlington House, District of Columbia.
Gr Booksellers supplied on the usual
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-19

DRBhTf on tie ..4n1cndnient 10 the Federal
Constitution, reafiecting the Judiciary +
Mr.. Smith in eontinuation..)
will in the first place attempt to point
out to this committee the manifest and eIar-
ing defects OF the constitutions of the u. S. as if
fixes the responsibility of Judges, and the te
nure of judicial Office. beg leave TO refer
to those parts of the constitution which il
will be necessary to examine in order to
learn on what basis our constitution places our
jndiciary--2nd sec. of LIST. article provides,
that the House of Representatives. shall have
the ssole power of impeachment Bird
sec. l article provides that the " Senate shall
have the sole power of trying all impeach-
ments," &c. sec. " art. IL provides that the
" President, Vice-Presl dent, and all civil Of
hcers of the y. 5. shall be removed from Of
hce on impeachment for and conviction of
treason, bribery or other high crimes and
misdemeanors." Sect. article III provides
that judges both of the supreme and infe-
rior courts shall hold,their offices dn1inp.
good behGUiour." From recurrence to
these provisions in our constitution, we shall
find that our federal judges hold their Offices
during good 6ehdDior that they can be re-
moved from Office on conviction of treason
bribery, or other high crimes and misde-
meanors-that they must be impeached by
the House of Representatives and tried by
the Senate, &c. ! cannot, MIR. Chairman,
convey to this committee my ideas of the a.
farming defects in the constitution of the u
States, in a more forcible manner, than by
ENDURING what is the efficacy of this power
of Impeachment which is placed in the hands
of the House of Representatives. ! pledge
myself to prove to this Committee, that un-
der our constitution as it now stands, Judge
Of the u. S. may be guilty of "high crimes
and misdemcanors" and yet be honourabIy
acquitted on impeachment, and that Judge
may disgrace his Office and not be impeach-
able. If these positions can be established
to the satisfaction of the committee, ! pre-
sumo they will decide with me, that our CON
stitutIon is eminently defective. A Judge.
| say, of the u. s. may be guilty of high
crimes and misdemeanors, yet he will be no.
nourably acquitted by this high tribunal, the
Senate Of the u. States, who alone are au-
thorised to try him. What is the tenure of
judicial Office in the U. 81 The constitution
fixes during good behaviour" These
terms good behaviour, arc easily understood
by plain man, who has not been in the ha-
bit Of expounding musty statutes--such a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-19
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND. JANUARY 10, 1908.
VIRGINIA. LEGISL. ATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES, +
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6.

OEBhff on The ..4mc1idnient 10 the Federal
Constitution, respecting the Judiciary.
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IOHN G.. LADD,
HIS FoR SALE,

FAs FOX SALE,
90 bales German Linens, conilit-
mo Of brown and white Rolls, haxen Osra-
burghs, hennpen T:cklenburghs, BurlaPs,
Checks and Stripes
1000 pieces Nankecn
Russia Sheetng and4Duc
bale Writing Paper
so bags Of black Pepper of the best qua
J;ty. and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Nlolasses
/ pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
s Go. French Brandy
do. Jamaica Spirits:
A quantity of soal Leather, Shoes, Spell
macitl and rallsv Caadles, Cheese, ac.se,
April 7
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ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg,

THIS is TO give NOTICE That the subscri-
ber.ef Alexandria county, Ia the district of
Coluubiz, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of said county, letters Of administers
ZION on the personal estate of PETER WISE,
Junior, late of the county aforesaid, deceased,
all persons having c aims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scri.cr, on or before the 10Th day of April
next or they may by law he excluded from
all benefit 20 said cstate-and those indebted
thereto arc required to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 10th day of Oc-
tober, 1905.
Adam Lynn,
Administrator Of Peter Wise. jun.
pctsberls. stawSY
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Public Sale
BY virtue Of i deed of Truce 6.

VI virtue OF deed Of trust e,o
~ Milts 10 the subscriber, win ~ VNas
at public sale, on SATURDAY = exposed
day Of December next, between ,b a.e tenth
OF u and;l O'Clock, Pm. at the co@s az nouns
in Alexandra, for ready money 4,ss'I0uss
piled, III the first place, towards /" Wap
charge Of certain debts therein me- ,as dis,
due to Joseph Smith--a!l the uahs aOa ad,
and interest of the said Wlliium y On AZ, u'le
certain piece or parcel of ground &C. u
lying ans being in the town of Al.x,s sse
and bounded as follows, 10 Wit :-B,oi va
at the corner, the intersections Of K;aa las
West-s.reets, On the north of King an's sl@
of West-streets, and running theme. vas
warGly b, and with King-street, and bi, ssa-
there ON g. feet and l,a inches @
northwardly and parallel to Wesl. stree. , '.
feet to ten feet alley; thence westvs.%
and binding on said ali.y pa lei to S;s
estreetel feetS inches and AN half to WIS.,
street; thence seuthwardly and bipd;po
West street to tie beginning. "
Also
Che other piece or parcel of Groua
tua,e on the north side of Kiag.sueet ,s,l
east side eff West.street, and boun6' NY
follows, to wit: Beginning at the distao, y
Of 6 ! feet inches and an half, from he !,
tersection of King and Wes,.sueets sri
running eastwardly binding on Kline ,,rss
40 feet, thence orthwardly ai,d parallel =
West-strcet 40 feet to ten feet sltr
thence westwardly binding ON said ale, AMI
parallel to King-street 40 feet, thence south
war>'ly and parallel to W~st-stree, I'D
to til (, beginning.
Colin Aud, Trustee.
November lS. Stawt,
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Horse Shooting Warranted
THOMAS WHITE, uN !,
B(1cksmiM end FNyf1er,

A CQUAINIS his customers and INC puu ~
n lie in general, that he has opened. as"ur
at the lower end of Union street, aoJ'n"p.
Mr.. John Hunters ship yard, for the purpG;ss
OF saosing horses, in which line Ills aolD ra;t
needs no comment--and begs leave TO sun sse
share of tho patronage of generous pu1 ,;n.
and to assure them that any work III ',io INV INV
Of his profession, shall aoi5e surpassed " '''
on the continent. :,,;o,
Blacksmith work Of ali kinds and descrlpuo"
executed in neat and workman!ike 'aal" "..
N. b Those who favor him with '!'ei, Hi II,
tom will have the advantage Of receiving M
advice and attention in farriery gratls. ~.
E. A couple Of smart Lads ron ,t;Ies.
le wears of age, will be taken as appi. .anto,
and treated with kindkess, and strle' alton
paid to their morals. ,.,.u
September s.