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VA K w q O D S
Patent Wa1hlng Machine.

i dISiiI w dA11ll1S 1AoNA1AAAN'
TIME subscriber continues to manufacture
Yarzvc~'s Patent WasAzng machine,
which by daily experience proves TO answer
the intended purpose, and Tor which the c.
mand is great. He has already disposed of
his right to the state of Maryland, and some
counties in Virginia, and is wiling to dispose
of rights for counties in the different states to
the southwark of the fotomac river, and also
for the territory of louisiana. Masters Of
vessels will find ii particularly useful.
VIM. G.. Newton,
Assignee of Joseph Yarwood.
4. further proof Of Yarsvood's useful flashing
Machine.
We the subscribers have found, on trial,
Joseph Yarwood's Patent Washing Ma chine
to answer fully the intended purpose OF wash
ing cloaths OF every description and 90 here
by recommend them TO the public as great
saving Of soap, labor and cloalhs. Given un-
der our hands this day OF June, 1909.
(oigned)
Dorothea Krouse, Cathinder Calder, Ann
MsCarren, Martha Abercrompie, Ruth De-
Won, Rebecca Hattersley, Valii,da Brown,
Elizabeth Black, Jane b Swami, Il. Dick,
Susanna Rounsayille, Elizabeth Wilson, LII
zabeth Snyder, Nancy Eel, Sarah helsen-
ger, Margaret B. Manley, Mary kendall,
Mary Steel, Sarah Fltzhugh, Mary Dutey.
Any person who wishes to purchase ready
made Machines, Can be supplied by Calling
on the subscriber OF Joh. 1'out, VINO Is now
manufacturing them on Alfred street, Alex
slldila.
wish to employ from Is to 20 hands who
can work at The Joiners' business--a!so will
sell out my Grocery Store at the Potomac
bridge, if applied to soon for which VIII
give short credit On 4 part; or Will take
plank in part pay. The purchaser Can have
the store house which is good stand for bu-
SIneSS.
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MILITARY LANDS.

On. zgiA be Exchanged for PROPERTY in ydleran-
dria orlts vicinity,
A Warrant for 6e6 acres of Land,
Granted by the state OF Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war his
land lies in the state of Ohio, and is said to
be amongst the best in the state. 1t will be
sold a great bargain Apply to
John Longden.
Nav I3.
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= July J..
The LoInmonwealth Of Virginia

To the Sheriff Of COUNTY GRsErINe
VOU arc hereby commanded to summon
! Elisha Janncy, JACOB Janney, phlllp
Care, Bernard Hooc, jun. Philip slaughter,
and Fleming Bstos, to ~ppear 1t tho e--t'i'oi,
IN the city of Richmond, on the first day OF
the next term, before the Judge ofthe Supe.
rior Court OF Chancery, directed by law to
be holden in the said city, to answer blll
exhibited against them in the said court, by Jas
Green. And this they shall in no vase omit,
under the penalty Of 400 each And have
then there this writ. W itness Peter 1insley,
clerk Of our said Court at Richmond, this
2eth day Of June, 1903, and, an the SD year
Of the commonwealth.
Peter Tin0ey, c. c.
TO restrain in the hands of the defendants
Jacob Janney, Philip Care, Bernard Hooe,
Junior, Philip Slaughter and Fleming Bates,
anv money, debts, or effects in their hands
belonging, or4due to, the defendant Elisha
,Janney, am absent defendant, until the fur
Their order Of the court
Edmund Lice,
For the Complainant.
Teste.
PETER TINsLEY, C. c.
July Z. 2a~zm
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Mrs. LazUs FARM, near t1as town.
Terms, which will be very accommodate
ing, made Known by WALTER JONES Esq
inWashington.
May SO. 60
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O. Removal.

The subscriber intends to remove from
Dumflies to the town of Staunton, Augusta
county, Virginia. about the last of the pre-
sent month. Those who have conhded busi--
ness to his care, will please apply to PAAh
Harrison, or William Il G. Dade, who are
in possession of their papers and particularly
Informed of the state of their suits,
John H. Pey ton.
: Dumfrics, June 6-(l6) eol2t
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Peter Tinaey, C. c.

To restrain in the hands Of the dc encants
Jacob Janney, Philip Care, Bernard Hooe,
iur. Philip Slaughter, and Fleming Bates,
any MONIES. debts, or effects in their kaads
belonging or due to Elisha 'anney' al az
sent defendant, until the further ofse
court.
William Writ, P. g.
Teste,
P. T1NsLEY, c. c.
May 80. -@N ~nN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

loated with tiinkets and toys presented by
H0naparte-in abundance sufficient to sesHcc
4 queen OF Otaheite ard all her. Maids IA
Honor. A BRUSH squadron is sstid' TO have
anchored before Constantinoplc but this is
stated as a mere rumour requiring coniir
nation
The H:yre gun-brig is arrived at Var
mouth. She sailed from Gottcnburg Oh the
2Sth last. ON which day Sir James Saumarc2
arrived here IN the Victory. The whole
of The British feet has left the Baltic, and as
we stated in io,mer paper, may be short
l. expected IN British port Should his roy
nj highness she Duke of Clarence hoist his
flag as comndn;er iii CHIEF of the British
fteet, In he Mediterranean, and the western
coast OF Europe, to Cape Finisterre, Admiral
Keats will accompany his royal highness as
his capt. of the fleet.
The Swedish feet has returned to Carls-
crcna in very s:ckly state.
We yesterday announced the return of Mr..
Shaw from France and his arrival at the TO-
reign office in Downing street, at six o'clock
in the morning. Napoleon had left Rambouii-
Teton the Saturday preceding the Monday on
witch Mr.. Shaw reached Paris. His desti-
nation wasnot known, but as he threatened
to put himself at the head of his army in the
event ofa failure Of a negotiation for peace
with England aud as it is clear that this pa
rade OF neg Collation. Is hollow and lnsnCere, it
may be presumed tina. he is he to Bayou
ne.-Mr Shaw was only one day in Paris =
He received his dispatches on Tuesday even
ing, and set out Immediately with French
officer. who accompanied him to Deal, and
returned in the French flag of truce which
brought them to England. The nature of the
dispatches brought by Mr.. Shaw has not tram
spned. They appear hos ever 10 have SiS Ell
rise to some rcports, enc of which stated that
the Marquis WELLESLEY was about toproceed
to Paris,lo conduct the negotiation on the part
OF the British government; while it was no
fsss confidently by others, thai Count Roman
If was come to London, furnished with fall
powerto treat fropl the emperor Alexander
and Bon.tparte. We attach no credit 70 Ell
ther oftlese ruunn,s. The correspondence
so unex 9ectediy commenced, will probably
d"indie away into an insignificant inter
Change OF messengers between Mr. Canning
and the subordinate agents of Napoleon, who
viii onv suffer it 10 exist either that he may
avail II nself OF it a means OF exciting lea
lousy and suspicion among the opaniards, or
a. resource in the event Of the failure al MS
atrocious plans againnt that brave and loyal
people
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from that providence which has corst'sn.iy
pro- ccted cur arlas, that passion should have
so far blinded the E...ish councils, 10
make them attempt more than the pro'ec-
non OF the seas, AID Ut length present their
srp,y upon the continent.
81 set off in a few DAYS. in order to put
myself at the head of my army, aud witch
he help oi God, to crown the King of Spain
in Madrid, and plant my eagles upon the
forts OF Lisbon.
4" have every reason to be satisfied with
the sentiments OF the princes of the coniede-
ration of the Rhine.
" Switzerland feels every day more end
more the benefits of the act of mediation.
g The people of Italy give ME only causes
of satisfaction.
"The emperor of Russia and have had
IN interview at Erfurth. Our first thought,
were thoughts OF peace; we even resolved
to make some sacrifices in order TO make he
hundred millions of men whom we repre-
sent, enjoy, sooner If possible, all the bene
tits OF maritime commerce; we agree, and
are invariably united for peace as we'll as
for war
" Gentlemen deputies from the depart
ments to the Legislative body II have order
ei my ministers OF finances and the public
treasury, to lay before YOU the accounts of
he receipts and expenditures of this year
You will see in them, with satisfaction, that
! have no occasion to raise the tariff OF any
tax. My people will experience no new
burden.
The orators of my council oe state will
present to YOU different projects of laws, &
among others ali those relative to the crimi-
nal CODE
81 constantly rely upon all your assis-
lance
His niajesty's speech excited the most
lively enthusiasm. and the sitting was rails
ed amidst the repeated cries Of Long live the
Emperor! The same acclamations resoun-
ded in all the streets through winch his ma
jes.y passed.. N{onitestr.
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.IoUsE or REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY, December 26.
PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTION.


Mr.. Barker presented n memorial from sundry
Inhabitants Of Hanover, Massachusetts,, stating
that the Senate ard House OF r pres mt .tves of
Massachusetts had illegally chosen the Electors
OF President and Vice President Of the Uoitcd
St'tes, aud praying measures TO be adopted to
GUARD against the establishment of SO dangerous
precedent.
On motion Of Mr.. Hha-toa, the several petitions
OF Tire surviving officers of the old revolutionary
array, were referred to a select COMMITTEES, Mes
a;curs Wharton, Seaver, Helms, John Morrow,
J. Campbell, Stamford, I. EIuore, Heisler,
VIM.
MIR. Heln1e reported bill FOR the relief of Da-
MEL Cotton-Twice read and referred
Mr.. Thomas reported bill extending the
right of suffrage in the Indiana territory vice
read and referred.
TUESDAY, Dec. 81.
NJ. Morrogv presented petition from sund,y
citizens Ofthe state of Ohio, praying further eM
tension OF time for the payment OF the purchNie
money Of Public Lands Referred to the com
mittee OF Public Lands
The bill for ;he continu ton of the Medterra-
mean fund having been reported.
Mr.. Ta!fmaIge moved to postpone the bill for
!, fortnight
motion, ojectnS LAYING this dirty in this form,
as TIC object for which it Intended, by tiie ii
Tie of the bill, no longer required this iyenic.
No objection was made to the laying the duty
but to tue laying il III this form, distinct from the
general increase Of duties proposed by the report
OF the Secretary IF The Treasury. which subject
would no doubt soon be reported on by the com
miitee OF Ways anL Means
MessTs an bel! and Aston supported the bill
and opposed the motion for postponement, o.
the ground t',at q po>tponement you'd be eq.ii-
valent TO a rejection, the present law expiring on
tine first ct next month and that this fund was
well understood IN the nation nnder the name OF
the Mediterranean fund, and there was therefore
reason to change the name 1t seemed to be
similar to an objection to a man, however estlma-
bic, because his name did not please the ear.
The motion for posponement was hegatiycd,
Ayes 15-and tie bill ordered to third reading
to-day.
Mr.. Dana reported bin for the relief Of Ed
Y ard Bcemont-twcc read and referred.
Mr.. TackSon from the commit - 20 whorr
were referred the petition of 4. J. Aiaigs and -
TIERS evidence on the trial Of a. Burr before the
circuit coury az Richm md, reported bill mai.
I'M; further compensation 90 the witnesses At
,cnding the trial OF A. Burr, &c twice read and
referred.
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, LATEST FROM EUROPE.
- -, " RALJInoRE. Dec. s

The British ship Bragauga, arrived at
New York in l8 days from Liverpool, has
furnished tue Editor of the Mercantile Ad-
sertiscr with London dates to the 5th of No
yember, the contents OF which beng conti-
rental news, are principally anticipated by
the Intelligence received b, the Charleston
packet, arrived at Philadelphia from Boz
Ceaux, which brings Paris papers to the
1St OF Nov.
The Hamburgh dates seem TO discredit
the French disasters in Spain, and say, that
the English attempts to circulate them in
the North of Europe, have in some instan-
ces titled. The British Baltic fleet had left
thatsea, and was shortly expected home
"A Warrant fen court of Inqair, was signed
by his majesty, TO investigate the conduct
Sir Hew Dalrymple, respecting the con-
yention of C,rtra
Mr.. Shaw, the Kings messenger, arrived
al Mr. earnings Office on the evening of the
4lh November, with dispatches from Paris,
the contents of which had noe TRANSFERRED.
Murat appears firmly seated in his throne
at Naples, and his sub ects well disposed.
The Swedish feet have returned TO Carlscro-
na in sickiv condition. If we may Judge
from R0naplrte's notice Of American affairs
to the Legislative body, the dispatches from
Mr. Armstrong may he more favorable than
the former The French accounts in the
Aurora and in Rei's Gazette, contained in
letter from Ga, board the Charleston Pack
ct. at New. Castle, present a different flea
SIS to French affairs, of which our readers
will form their own judgment.
The New Castle letter states, that the ship
LEFT rdeaux Nov. 3. But it mast b. la
ter, as the Aurora is in possession of Paris
papers o Nov. 1, and the travelling distance
from 1T capital to the former, being five
DAYS, brings the date of departure to Nov. 6.
This DAYS mail will probably furnish parti-
cuiars, The dispatches have been forward
ed on to government.
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WASHING ON, nee. 30.

SENATE, Dec Is.
IN ab'ence OF tire Vice Presdcal, occ stoned
BY inI 81 on h. Senate proceeded 10 tlt.
cHoire oi u Presid 1T pro temPoFe, and elected
SteHhen Z. BRADLEY.
a M ssagc was received from the President
o. tine United State, ti~'ns:iit,nga report ot the
Secretary Oft the Treasury, showing, as far as re-
tlns have been reccive, frar, tile cal.cta.s, :As
nnn5er OF vessels which have departed from the
U lied States with permission, and specifying
the other particu!ars-contan plated by reselutl-
on Of tl-' l4tn Il November last
DIR. Mitchell reported the bill, authorising the
Pres dent to employ additional numDer of re-
venue cutters, wit: IN aneCdmen,, reducing the
number J.om twelve 10 three, under the contem-
platlonnf the passage oithe bin for equippinr al,
the public armed vess Is ~ Tie United Srates, in
which the Senate concurred, and ordered the bill
to t,ird reading Tomorrow.
DEcEMBER %.
The bH, as amend d. authorizing the Pres-
dent 20 employ an addition: number OF revenue
CuttrTS, N.-s .j..a5cI.
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ru'ng the example ana tic views Of
the French emperor, had ISIS lcd Il siu,:lar
d ere AID ever in broader terms, y hiCh,
& not sp cdiiy recalled or corrected,
wonld doubtless extend tn. scene ofspoliati-
oa.s already Begin IN that Gucrtsr."
such were the French papers in this case.
And now let ms see the ayaoune of :" the
GRaAT anil INCREASING dangers which
threa'ened our vessels, or seamen and mer-
ehandise." IS. ss- q
(go te continued }
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

The Speaker presented petition os IS inhsb.
ants Of Fcppcrci, MGGlescT, Nassa husc0s,
stating that ;.c ELECTORS Cd Priesthood aed Vice
President uf tie Umici Safes have been Heed.
~ chosen by the legislature &C Mas, .chu3cts.
nd praying t!,at Congress wiz the subject
uto consideration, sud prevent The establishment
1i so daaEerous precedent.
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WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 90.
STATUTr OF L1MIrArION.

Mr. Love, from a select committee reported a
bll making proyis ION tor 4 settlement Of certain
Uni1Gidatcd claims against the United states.
ShOic
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

Arrived below the slip Charleston-PacNet,
capt. Connel, from Bordeaux. In atltii,i-
on to the following highly interesting let
Ter, we have received French papers to
the 1st of November, rranslations from
which shall appear in our Gazette OF to-
morrow.
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From London papers to the 9Th Novem-
Der Received at the Office Of the Mercantile
ADVERTISER, by The British ship BMs .nza, IN
IS DAY from Liverpool.
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LoNpoN, Nov. T.
This morning was received by express,
.'.adra Gazetles 70 the ga OF October -
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Sazss at Vendgs.
h, every Tuesday and Friday
Va wyJy. RI SOLD

Vn TgTLL RE SOLD
me ycnduc Store, ceracroi Prince and
Water streets.
i T.y;e.y Of DRY Goods. Groes''sss &c.
4 u,,,;,culars of which will be expressed IN
1 n;ns Of the Gay-Ail kinds OF gooas
~ w arc on limitation and tho prices o.
III ara cstabsisAad, can st sny time De
WE ...sa,, aad purchased at thclowcst Limitation
''' = P. G.. Marsteller, V. III.
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MILITARY LANDS.

FOR SALE,
Or suiN be exchanged for Proferty in Alerasf-
dria or It's Uicjnity,
A Warrant for 6o6 acres of Land,
Granted by the state Of Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. Ills
land lies in the state of Ohio, and is said to
be AMONGST the best in the state. 1t viii be
sold great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
Nav IS.
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N O T / c E.

THE subscriber, by virtue of deed Of
trust dated on the third day OF September,
1907, from John Bogue to himself, Ludwell
Lee and Charles Alexander, will, on TUES
DAY, the 18th OF November next, at four
O'Clock of that day, at the tavern of Benjamin
Thornton, in the town of Leesburg, a.coun-
ty of Loudoun, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for ready money,
A TRAIT Of Land,
in the county of Loudoan, on the north side
of the main road from Leesburg to Alexan-
dria, and about one quarter of mile to the
eastward of Goose Creek, containing IA a.
cres. which land is in the possession OF the
said John Bogue, or SO much thereof as Will
nav the expences Of the sale and the sum CT
l4s dollars and SO cents, With interest due
by the said Boguc to Mrs. Frances Alexan-
der, administrative of Charles Alexander,
esquire, deceased and the further sum OF
286 dollars and &c cents, with interest there
on. due to the heirs OF the said Charles Alex
andSr.
Edmund ]. Lee,
Trustee.
September -. As
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ROSE HILL FOR SALE.

This healthy, beautiful, and we'll improved
SEATS now offered for sale.
Il contains 400 acres, 30 OF which are IN
wood. holland is better adapted to the use OF
Plaster OF Paris, and there is some very valu-
able meadow land uponit.
For terms apply to w. II. Foota, esq. upon
the premises, or to the subscriber IN Charies
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, Jun.
September II.
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N. H I N G. S I Q N,

FAIRFAX-sTREET,
LAS just received an assortment of EN-
l. i GLISH CLASS, consisting of best
cut liug'd, quart and pint Decasters f; cut
Wine Glasses common and cut iumbiers;
variety of cat Salts. Proof Glasses, SC.
which, with bis late supply of GERMAN
GLASS, makes his assortment very COM
plcte, and which lie will dispose Of whole.
sale or retail.
STONE WARE, Of an excellent quality,
complete assortment of Queens Ware and
China, and Lees Family Medicines, also for
sale.
". B. A liberal price will be given for
G can new Hemp Seed; or Clover OR other
seeds given in exchange.
November 10. dlwSs lawlm
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A GREAi BARGAIN.
October ! s

TIE subscriber wishing to remove tc the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, miles
from Alexandria, from George Town fer
ry, aad about the same from the Potomac
briige crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neishborhood, con-
tanning about 40 acres. on which is a conve-
nent dwelling house. large enough Tor a gen.
teel family, together with all the outhnnses
suitable, all new or nearly so; all orchard OF
spple trees of selected fruit, together with
difercn. other fruit trees, a proportion OF I'M
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to MIR. john DuL1N, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pro
luises.
E. Dulin.
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LANDING
From the schooner Clarissa, and for sale by
Lazvrajon 6 I0wse.

From the schooner Clarissa, and tor sale oy
La7yrajo1a g Iou1Ie.
60 tons Plaster Paris:
50 kegs Butter
1000 yards Tow Cloth,
IN STORE
so hhds N5uscovato Sugar, part OF
whichis of a superior quality
10000 lbs Green Coffee
$4,000 lbs Red Soal Leather
80 Dol. Tanners Oil
$50 bbls mess and cargo Beef
SO do. Prime Pork
100. boxes Brown Soap
y SO do. Chocolate
5 pnnclieons 4th proof Jamaica Rum
100 pieces Ravens Duck
SO boxes Cod Fish
10 barrels picked salmon
40 casks Red Lead
SO casks BALTIMORE. RLLLONA
cases Shoes different kinds.
No. /
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This Day Landing,

This Day Landing,
From schooner Citizen. from Ne"burypors.
and for sale by
Lawralon and Fowle,
10 hogsheads and 60 barrels New-Eagland
Rum.
pipes 4th proof Brandy.
ALSO,
The CARGO of schooner Ruby, Captain;
Sawyer from Portland.
$4,000 feet merchandise Lumber.
80 cords Tanners Bark.
so barrels No. | and 2 Beef.
$50 boxes Brown Soap,
80 kegs Butter.
10 barrels New England Rum.
10 do. Tanners Oil.
casks Spermacsti do.
November a,
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TO rem T,

convenient ana we'll finished BRICK
soUSE, at lie upper end OF King street.
James Sanderson.
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Ts}>1' OF LAND, where Captain
J.msa oen,cls torgnerIy resided near
( a;..ax coar. nc,ese, containing about 2o6
d. ~ eon N.f. WATER Low llves--he
n.s ailte, i 70" the .Iext year tor one nun
dred dollars per year. Possession will be
given next Christmas come a year.
.4LSO.
A tract of LAND IN Fauquier county, adj
ioining the Thorougatare Mill Tract, on the
west side Of the Bull Run Mountain, where
on now 1--we, containing between and 500
acres as good farm as any in the county,
the best meadows in the county, with good
vou,g orchard and good new dwelling house.
It's unnecessary to say any more about the
above lands, as it is supposed that no person
will purchase without viewing the premises.
Possession. will be givcn the place live on
next new years day. :,
James Cunnell.
Fauquier County, Oct. 10. dts5hDe
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JAMES BACON

AMID bHCUN
Begs leave to inform his former customers
and friends, that he has
Recommencedthe Grocery BaGness,
Athis Store on King near Washington
street.
WHERE HI OFFERS FoR SALE,
A well cholen aHmtment of
goods, IN that line,
Warrcnted genuine, particularly his
TEAS, WINES &c LIQUORS,
Which are ola superior quality--He will dist
pose of each and every article on the mos
moderate terms.
May =. dtf