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Trenton FederaHst.

Pennsylvania Democraey.--lt is COM
mon remark of intelligent statesmen, that
I" Democracy unobbosed runs mad" De
mocracy in France S ran mad" and cut her
own throat: the horrible confusion and des-
potisn which ensued there, is an awful
warning to the world. Democracy in Penn
splvania has long exhibited symptoms OF
approaching madness !: the election OF go
vernon shy der by majority of $4,000 votes
was cause of anazement. Now they are
erecting democratic engines against him.
To convey some idea of the state of things
in that state, we give the following from
new democratic paper set up in Philadelphia
by Joseph Lloyd, esq. b osom friend OF
Duane's: This Mr.. Lloyd applied to Sny-
der for the office of the clerk of the mayors
court in Philadelphia, and was refused.
Bait. Fed. Gazette.
From the Pennsylvania Democrat Of august
Is.
THE editors of the Wilmington Watch
man in their last paper have taken glance
at Pennsylvania politics, and in manner
which proves their total ignorance of the
subject on which they attempt to comment.
If Messrs. Wilson and Risley had known as
much about the politics of Pennsylvania as
we do, they would never published the ar
tcle under the head Of PARTY Discord,"
which appeared in their paper of the 23d
inst. They speak Of the necessity of union
in the democratic ranks, and seem to think
that col. VIM. Duane ought to unite COR
daily in bands OF indissoluble friendship
with that John Binns, and thar
Gen. NJ. Leib OUT to form similar union
with -- secretary Boileau, and the silly
governor Snyder. Nothing but the total
ignorance of Msssrs. Wilson and Risley of
the political affairs and the political charac-
ter in Pennsylvania could excuse them for
coupling the names Of Leib and Duane with
such as lBoileau, Snyder and
Binns, in the way they have done. Do they
expect men of character and integrity to u
mite cordially with knaves, foods and con-
victs?
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SHIP

Ship Thomyris, Dangerfeld, Lisbon,
salt, wine, fruit and canvass,
to Jas. Keith, jr. and the master.
Brig America, Shaw, Providence,
Sundries, to John G. Laid.
ochr. Little Mary, Kelly, Boston,
do. to Hawkins and Alden.
Hope, Spence, Richmond,
Coal, to the master.
Freighter, Thomas, Portland;
Sundris, to Lawrason & Fowe.
Columbia, Hallet, Boston
Ditto-Faxon & Co.
Harriott, Russell, Baltimore
Ditto-Diferent merchants.
Sloop Unity, Hand, Philadelphia
= yDitto---Ditto. !.
Brig Speedwell, Dole, St. Bartholomew
by Lawrason and Fowle.
Brig Rnth, Potter, Proyidence--by the
master.
Sioop Thomas Jefferson, SALISBURY, New
Port--do.
CO WILLIAMsoN's Packet, Will
sail for NoRFoLK, Tomorrow. For passage,
apply on board at MsClean's wharf, :
September $.
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scene FIRST,
REPRESENTS A FOREST.

Time niybt On the rifr1t hand larre
Oai, with otner trees in q c!ns,er Tekeli is
discovered Iyna on a branch of,he oak which
nas ellen Nv ave His friend Wolf sleepinp
On = hank close 70 him +: ON the left hand a
cluster Of small trees !: near the centre of the
staoa ano,hcr lar,,e ,ree with saplngs. which
,hs V;lo,rcrs how 10 form litter for Tekeli.
The Whole is closed by distant view of
DI WI J I11ot.o
I\0e"'' 'oo's '''''" '.'''''
nu nf ,5s the se ,Gs o ou' an Inc last
Comm Tekeli. Mr.. M,Kenzie
Woif h,s friend. Warren.
prss '1e Fer. Jefferson.
Mar;,ce. oo'afeFs Cone,
Edmnnd the Austrian Lieutenant, Downie,
I.;dara WiImot
Austrian Soldiers, Messrs. Miller Harris
Jacobs, &c.
Peasants Messrs. Briers, sc.
Female Peasants, Mrs. Downic, Mrs. Pet.
tit, Miss Petit, &c.
MT SEC0ND,
Interior of the Store House Of the M:H
of Kebsa.
1be font euaJ ,n;,h ,on;o,s ;~,n,erents
or husbandrv sscks Of t,our are standiYe in
Jjasrent nar. nc ,be w,rebo,ee laroe and
alhe,1n' parts 0i 'ne warehouse rp la .he
CENTRE open to IT the river ror1s on the right
a practicable wind mill; on the left water
mill WIN ro'alhg waters.' ooth ml'i' are Al
motion during to the act; wooden bridge a.
cross the iorza'running from the right hand OF
III
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lple. and TO excite them to war. They make
these assertions, and however false they ul-
timately prove, they never let those know
who depend upon such papers Tor iniorma-
ton, but that they have proved true. That
this is a faithful picture Of the conduct ofde-
mocratic printers, every man who reads their
papers and has but a moderate share OF in
formation as to the passing occurrences OF
the times, must admit. Surely Cause that
requires such conduct to support it cannot
be iust--and surely those who are honest
cannot be engaged inthe works OF imposture
and deception-nor is it for the interest OF
the people of free government, that they
should be deceived or wrought upon by i'm
position and falsehood. Yet these are the
engines which democratic leaders deem best
suited for the business in which they are
engaged, and as such they employ them TO
the utmost extent of their power. Let the
people then look well to these things and be
careful how they entrust those with power
who are striving to involve the country in
7oar z0ith England and alliance with Bona
barte.
T. of
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The Siege of Montgatz.

The Sage Of M0ntgatz.
Written by Thsodore Edward Hook, Esq.
As performed at the the theatre Royal
Drury.lane, for two seasons, with the
greatest applause. The Scenery, Ma
chinery, Dresses and Decorations, en-
tirely ne1v. The scenery designed by MIR.
Stuart, and executed by him. With the
original music-the Orchestra accompa-
nilnenss by NJ. PclIesiere. Dances un-
der the direction of MIR. Francis. Bat
ties and Professions composed by MIR.
Harris.
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Francis sB. May

Left in pledge Lathe and Joiners' Bench
and .andry articles, 81 debt of ten dollars
and twenty one cents. If they are not re.
deemed by Tuesday next, they will be sold
at rubIic sale for .he debt and expenses.
William Rudd.
August 80. COT
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,..,nurta railp Gazette.
.n<y SEPTEMBER $.

,o particulars (sayssthe Balti-
bs following !. received direct from Spain
Whlgl ~ in this city, from his cor
gsnt'sass Seville, who has every oppor-
,pden' : correct intelligence:
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Negy Publications,
Just received, for sale, by JAMES KENNEDY
sen. Bookseller, King-street.

Just received, for sale, by JAMES KENNEDY
sen. Bookseller, King street.
MEMOIRS of an American Lady. By
Mis-, Grant.
John dc Lancaster. BY Cumberland.
AbaelIiuo.
>Owenson's Patriotic Sketches Of Ireland.
Ida Of Athens. and Wild Irish Girl. By
ditto.
Thaddeus, of Warfaw, and Hungarian Bro
Tiers. BY Miss Porter.
Surr's Winter in London. Lovers OF La.
Vendee.
Lewis's Romantic Tales.
The Correspondence of Edward Wallet
and M. dc St. Euremond.
49, British Quarantine Act.
Taylor's Concordance.
ALSO,
Nautilus on Population. vols.
The Works OF Edmund Burke, vols.
Dr. Samuel Johnson. ".
DR.. Witherspoon. vols.
Tacitus. BY A.Murpby.-
4 vols.
49, DR.. Goldsmith, [new ed,
vols.
.- Robert Burns. Calf. Gilt,
elegant. 3vols.
Judge Wilson. 3 vols.
Domestic Encyclopedias. vols.
Bruce's Ira, els to discover the Source or
the Nile. vols.
Hume's History OF England, with continue
alton. IL vols.
"A large snpply Of Crehore's best Playing
Cards.
School Books and Stationary.
Blank Books writ. Patent Radng--and
BINDING.
August Z.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The sale at the Washington Bridge has
been postponed on account of the weather,
mil FRIDAY the 9Th. On which day, It
fair, if NOT the mex fair day, will be Sold
Sow, Pea $, Sheds. Tools, Blankets, &c.
Terms of sale, Cashier all sums under 20
dollars. and notes witisgood endorsers at 60
DAYS for all sums ovsf this amount.
By order efthe President ana Dsrettors'
Samuel Elliot.
N. L. OH. NJ. QUEEN,
.4uct.oners:
N.h,er,bertS
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~ Box une dollar--Pitt three uartere Z
of dollar-G allery half a dollar--Chlldrefrs
Tickets to the Boxesh half a dollar
IT. Tickets to be had at the office OF Afr'
Snowden.
t4t Doors will open at six-eurtain rise,a
ouartar before seven o'clock.
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Order Of the ProeeDdn,
Six soldiers in pairs. I wo of6eefa.
The Standard of 7ekels. q
Two pages bearing helmet and plume.-i
Six citizens in pairs. Two officers.
71hSsu yeat Standard of Hungary.
SKIS soldiers in pairs. La0ies bearing A.,
Exina's 4 rmor Shield.
xeAlexina strikes her shieidand tie doors fly
open and discovers the whole range of battle.
ments, covered nth men. Iekei and Wolf
arrive !; throw off their peasants dresssnd dis
cover superb military habits Tekeli calls tor
the standards-motto-
For God Andour Country.
Procession reires in the form they enter.
= SCEAE LIST,
The whole extent Of the battlements, the
towers Wills Of Montgaiz: on an elevat-
ed situations hangs the large Hungarians
standard on the'distan nils, Carafia's camp
the Austrian colors fly ing; a general con-
fict ensues, an ensign tears the color. from
the staff and dies them round his body lighting
-Tekcli rescues him. Carafa and Teket
meet, the former falls and Tekeli gives
lffecdom to his Country.
To which will be added
IfAEVER PERFORMED HERE
Il Farce, in tsOo acts, called !
IS HE A PRINCE
Written by Kennsy, author Of Raising as
zoind, SEE.
Baron Crack enburg, Francis.
Blufberg, Jefferson
Lisslorf, Cone
Z ,s,1nt Rosenblum. Bllssett.
Moritz, HARNESS.
Miss Crackenburg, Mrs Fraiisis
Caroline, Jefferson
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Seh.em6er-5.
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II 2.

Tom Moore, the linen draper of Fleet
nest Standing at his door one day, coun-
Nman came up to him with nest of Jack
avs, and accosted him, says, Z" Measter,
vol ye buoy nest of DAVIS :" No, don't
va any! !" Measter, (replied the many
|laseifem all ehape you shall have the
sa's nest for noinpence" don't want'em
answered Tom Moore, SO go about your
Ansss' As the man was walking away,
s, y, the DAVIS popt up his head and cried
i MaGk, Mauk," Damn it (says Tom
Moore the bird knows my name. Halloo
thurman, what will YOU take for that
az wohy You shall have him for three
, ~ Ion aIoore bought him, had a
= made, and hung it up in the shop
r. J0uneymeu took much notice OF the
~ s and would frequently tap at the bot-
M " ue cage, and say, "who are you! :"
Fs.. immediately reply "Tom Moore of
,' @ssslreet." In short time the Jack
,;,a, sssa' these words, and if he waited
r,;u. s'sor water, would strike MS bill a
V'. !. Tue cage turn up the wtite of his eve,
:, ro US mead and cry" wh9 are you who
h.. ~ who are yous Tam Moore of
nm street." Tom Moore was fond of
fndps and often lost large sums of money.
,,as. Dg his business neglected in his ab-
d. =, ne had a small hazard table set up in
a,5 4' corner OF his dining room, and in
las party of his friends to play at it,
Ali,s.& ssdaw had by this time hecome fa-
kdi;p,. ms cage was left open, and he hop
lines SsVery part of the house: some
Ii. ,.a =, gotinto the dining room, where
bce o"emen were at play. One of them
sav sa'onstant winner, the Others would
Ind uann it, how he knicks'em % the
BEN ant these words also; and adding
lou' ~ TIE iormel, would call, ''who are
ssr, - no are you Tom Moore of Fleet
abo,s ION Moore of Fleet street-damn
to. ss ne nicks'emw Tom Moore. from
Tin ~ ,ossss and neglect of business, fail
Fs;, ua az and became a prisoner in the
a 4. '.e took his bird with him and LIVED
NC masters side, supported BY his
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SHIP

ENTERED,
Ship Diana, Lewis, Madeira, via Isle of
May-salt and wine-to John and Thomas
Vowel, Joseph Dean, and &. G. Cszen-
owe.
Schooner Polly and Sally, Sicily, Balt;-
morc-.sundres---to different merchants.
Schr. Dolphin, captain Harper, II days
from Observation-Disclosures Lswra-
son.
The schr. VIM. Deane, capt. Caruthers,
sailed FIVE days before ior Turks Island.
Left there, brig Joseph, Ross, of Wash
ington, to sail for Turks Island on the 28sh
of August; sehr. Julia and Sally for Turks
Island same day; brig Bstsey, capt. Dade.
Markets dull--Flour six dolls. fifty cents.
CLEARED.
$ Schr. Eliza Ann, Travers, New York
by ]. & I. Vowel.
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sometimes ask, what brought you here!
When he used to lift up his hands and an
swer, bad company by Cd" The bird
learnt this likewise, and at the end of the for
mer words would say, what bro't you here? :"
and Go initiate his master lift up his PM
ons and cry " bad company by G." Some
of Tom Moorc's friends died, others went
abroad and by degrees he was totally de-
serted, and removed to the common side OF
the prison, where the distemper broke out.
He caught it; and in the last stage of life,
: lying on a straw bed, the poor bird, (who
had been two days without food or water)
came to his feet, and striking his bill on the
floor, called out "who are you? who are
YOU? who are you? Tom Moore of Fleet
street, Tom Moore of Fleet street, Damn
it how he nicks EN- damn it how he hicks
'em! What brought you here? what bro't
you here p Bad company, by C, bad
company, by C." Tom Moore, who at
| tended 10 the bird, was struck with his words,
| and rehecling on himself, cried OUT Good
God to what a wretched situation am re-
| duced! my father when he died lett me
GOOD fortune, and an established trade-1
have spent my fortune, ruined my business,
and am now diving in loathsome gaol, and
above al, keeping that poor thing confined
! without any support. III endeavor to do
one piece of Justice before die, by setting
| him at liberty" He made shift to crawl
| from the straw bed, opened the easement,
out the bird few. A flight OF Jsckdaws
from the temple was going over the gaol,
and TOMS bird mixed amongst them. The
gardeners were then laying the plats Of the
| temple gardens, aud as often as they placed
them in the day, the Jackdaws pulled them
up by night. They got gun and attempt
ed to shoot some OF them; but, beng cum
ming birds, they always placed enc as a
saech in the stump of hollow tree; who,
IS soon as the gun was levelled, cried,
. ruauk, mauk,' and away they all aew, so
| that the man could never shoot one OF them.
The gardeners were advised to get net /;
and the first night 1t was spread they caught
fifteen. Tom Moore's bird was amongst
them. One Of the men took the net Into
the garnet of an uhinhabited house, fas-
tened the door and windows, and turned
the birds loose. & Now (says he) you black
rascals, I'll be revenged Oh you" Taking
hold of the first at hand, he twists his neck
and (throwing him DOWN cries, =" there
goes one" Tom Noore's bird, who had
hopt upon beam in one corner Of the room,
unobServed, as the man laid hold OF the Sc
cond, calls out, 6 Damn it how he hicks
'em i'' The man dropt the Bird he had in
his hand and turned to where tue voice
came from observed the other with his
mouth open and calls ont, Who are YOU"
to which the bird answered, "l'oiA Moore
of Fleet street," The devil you are! And
what brought you here?" Tom Moore's
bird lifting up his pinions answered, " BAD
company BY Cd, bad company by c."
The fellow, frightened almost oat Of his
wits, opened the door, ran down stairs, and
out of the house, followed by the birds, who
by this means saved their lives and gained
their liberty.
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Domestic Manufactures.
August IS,

TV-7HE subscriber proposes erecting at the
l. Genre Mills, near Alexandria, Ma.
chine for ,arding Wool, ard expects to have
it ready to run by the 5oth OF the present
month. 1t will card the wool and form it IN
to rolls for the spinning wheel, or into bats
for haiters, or Other purposes. The adyan-
tage of having VICE. prepared by these ma
Chimes for the purpose Of manufacturing Ito
yarn over that ~hich is carded by band, is
generally acknowledged, a. being the cheap
psf and most peftect II its operation. Those
ersops who may incline 10 give encourage
ment to this establishment, may depend on
the utmost punctuality as to time and unrc-.
mittcd attention In the execution Of the work.
The wool when carded into rolls will be PACK
ed in such manner as TO preserve ii in tha
most perfect state for spinning, and may be
transported any reasonable distance without
injury Wool, sent to the carder, must be
clean washed, Gear OF buIrsss small sticks or
other extraneous matter, and assorted In sus h
manner as may suit the swner; and each
quality shall be kept seperate. The expence
of carding will be SigAl cents .or that which II
made into rolls, and .jipe ceats for bats per ID.
payable at the time OF delivering, or payment
will be received in wool OF ,ood quality at 40
cents per pound, as may suit the convenience
of the owner.
George Drlnker.
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Notice is hereby given.

TIA lathe Stockholders in the George
Town and Alexandria Turnpike Road Com
pany, are requested to pay an instalment OF
Ten Dollars on each share on MONDAY the
10th of October next, to William Whann,
the Treasurer at the Bank of Columbia.
By ordsr ofthe Board,
JOHN MASON, Pres'n!.
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New Hou1e of Entertainment.

New iOu1e OF entertainment.
THOMAS RHODES, respectfully in
L forms the citizens of Alexandra and the
public, that he will open HOUSE OF EN-
PERMANENT on the first day of July next,
in commo6ious and airy new house on
Prince-street, sign the Eagle, few doors
above Thomas Swann's dwelIing-He in
tends to keep constant supply OF the best
LIQUORS and PROVISIONS, and viii ac-
commodate travellers and others on such mo-
derate terms as to make it an object to call
onhim. He will be provided with careful
hostler and has good stabling for horses.
The situation is superior to any In town
for the accommodation Of tgp ellers, 1t being
out of the way of hustle ane slere is pump
of he best water at the door
June ~.
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Mahlon Scholfeld.
The subscriber intending to leave Alexandria,
efcrs for sale ALL HIS PROPERTY, real and
PERSONAL vzz.
Goo acres of heavy timbered
Land, in AlEemarle andfluvanah counties, on
River, with Mill Scat thereon, and
we'll calculated for en enterprlsing man to-
make money.
10 Building Lots, containing
near 8 acres each, pleasantly situated for
country seats, on the Leesburg road, about 3
miles from the town of Alexandria.
About s. acres Wood. land,
near Mason's neck, i'll Fairfax county, Vir-
GINA.
About geo acres, mostly Wood
and, on Acotinque, in Fairfax county, Vir-
GINA.
An undivided half or fourth part Of
the Adclphi Mills, and about 10 acres Of
Land belonging thereto. This valuable mer-
chant mill has been lately repaired and finish
ed with all the machinery complete, Stone
House IS feet by SIS, two water wheels ard
three pair of five feet burrs on an excellent
stream Of water, with Stabiage, and Store.
House, Smiths Shop, Coopers' shop and .
number CT Dwelling houses for families, Orr
charding, sc. &c.
Alto, about 80 acres Of Land con-
tigucus to the above place.
One Lot Of Land, on Queen-street,
in Alexandria, with Brick huuse now Duiid-,
ing thereon
Three vacant Lots of Land, near
the glass works, in the city OF Washington.
A valuable Farm, near CarliSle's
mills on Opeccan, near Winchester IN Ere
derrick county, containing 80 acres OF Land,
with plenty Of heavy timber, meadow | nd,
and good mill seat on an excellent streasl Of
water.
Seven Shares Warrington Bridge
Stock.
Five Shares Little River Turnpike
Ssock.
One Share in the Alexandria Ii
brary.
All NY 1ock Of Dry Goods Oh
hand, SC.
All my Househod & Kitchen Fur
niture, &c. &c.
One Horle and Chair, and Milch
Cows
For all which terms viii be made easy.
7 wish TO rent. on moderate terms,
The House and Store now occu.
py.
Jonathan Scholheld.
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S.,,narta raiIp 6aastts.
.rrpoAY, SEPTEMBER Is.

orr Of State left the city on
in sd s,6re,ary of the Treasury also lett
The Is 0s. same day for the northward,
allowing gentlemen were on We'd :
|ss i'l lsstsd Directors of the bank of
[shasst0n' cx.o,l Of bud.
George Blagden,
lohn Davidson
loci Barlow,
Robert Brent
William Cfaneh'
Washington Boyd,
Robsrssewall'
! frederick May
George Calvert
Joseph Forrest,
lanes S. Stevenson.
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t. TO RENT.
The subscriber offers to RENT for one or more
1Je1TS.

The subscriber offers to RENT for one or more
gears,
His late Dwelling-H ouie and
the Two Lots adjoining and belonging to 1t III
this town. The situation of the house IS
healthy and agreeable, and upon the lots are
erected all the necessary out houses. AS the
house is generally known further descrlp-
ton Off is deemed unnecessary.
lie 7WN also RRNT for one or more gers,
His Farm on Great Hunting
Creek, containing between 80 and 90 acres
The soil is good and may be made Alghiy
productive. To this farm is attached FISH
ing Saors equal to any in the neighborhood'
which will be rented with it.
The above mentioned property may be
viewed at any time by such as are inclined to
rent. Possession of the property in town VIII
be given at any time, and possession OF the
farm. sc. on Great Hunting Creek, on the
first day of January next. The terms may be
known by application to ] ID. S1MMs, IN A
Iexandria, or to the subscriber at his tarm IN
Fairfax county.
James Craik.
September Is. cost
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81 ,1,ccYn i NaV .lf fIr
ieH",u'i"' ~
r'1iAaA 1oo"'''
JdlllCS olalA.
September Is. ------ eoot
Alex ANDRIA THEATRE.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
a5,. c2 Arc 1EEEE RHDN.
,r,7pD1y pnp,c1Nr
o'' 20 erpTEMaFp -
Dpper,rpD
4 Edy0PIyE CoMEDY,
CALLED
THE PROV ROW
Marplot, the Busy
Body, MI Jehersoh'
Charles, D Low
Sir FRANCIS Dilpe' n'Ae'Ai0'
olr jealous Ifatf', FRANCIS
Whisper, 6hssee'
Butler, Harris
Miranda, Mrs. Wllmot:
Isabinda, Jefferson.
Patch, Francis.
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IA letter dated Kingston, ! ama1cG,
"~ dated AaSltst 3.
W. had "a few days ago a severe
n r. Young hurricane, in which Sc
r. sr-sstIs have received damage. De-
= ! vessels have been detained by the
. ~, at Port Royal within these two
:. among the rest the schooner Giee,
- Philadelphia under what pretence L
ao,lraru. Aiarkess, Flour u dollars,
[an ne a, so I, rice 5 per cwt' w. ". md.
[nrss IS psrM. s inch cypress shingses,
k.asus. We have had lew or no arrivals,
I some tins, from the United States, and
course markets are rising.
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DiN0lutson OF PARTNERSHIP.

DY mutual consent the partnership of Jd'
ID nathan and Alahlon SchoLfeld is dissolv-
ed this first day of June, 1909 ALI those
having claims against them, or either ofthem,
are requested to bring them in to Jonathan
ScAokfetd for settlement and all those in
debted to them, or either of them, are re-
quested to call and pay the same or to give
their notes to Jonathan Scholfeld, who is du-
ly authorised to receive payment and settle
every thing.
Jonathan Schoheld,
Mahlon Scholfeld.