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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14

THE Cells appropri red for Male Patients in
the Luna,ic Hospital in the city of Williams.
burg being now filled. none Others can be reeeiv'
ed until fu,ther notice,
|. There is room for Females. :
BY order Of the Court of Directors
WILL. RUSSELL, c.
June Path, 1909. (lm)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
Fluvanna County,
May Quarterly session, 1909,
James Cole, Plaintiff
AGAINST In
Joshua BARLEY and ? ccrv.


Joshua BARLEY and ccry.
James Payne, Defendants,
TIME Detendan, Barley, no, having en-
h teted his appearance and given secu-
rity according to the act of Assembly and
the rules of ,iii, Court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction OF the court that he Is
not an irhabitant OF this Country Tn the
motion OF the Plaintiff by his COUNSEL. IL IS
Ordered, that the said Defendant BARLEY
do appear here on or before the first day
OF the next Quarterly term and answer
the Plaintiffs DILL aud that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in one of the
Richmond news papers and continued for
two months successiveiy, and another copy
posted at the front door OF the courthouse
OF this county.
Ca copy, )-Tesie,
JOHN TiMBERL. AXE, II. n. =.
(5tw.) +
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Vol. 10, Par, I'd, or No. 90, of
DR.. Rees' New Cyclopedia,
t. juss Received and ready for delivery at
this Office.
Subscription slIll open AZ q so per No.
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One Thousand Pounds
WANTED.

Tor thein,eres, OF which, plantation of SOC
acres Of valuable land will he given, until he
money is refnncc i. Ecary 100 acres are rich low
grounds, now in cultivation lying on navigable
water, che improvements new and very good. in
healthy and desirable country. Enquire of the
Printer.
September g. 1870. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
F O r r E N T,

The Two following TRACTS OF
LAND, lying on James river, in
the County of Powhatan.
THAT LARGE ESTATE called BELL
Il MEAD, at present occupied by Nc.
James Tucker.
The Plantation Immediately 6eloy it, now
in the occupancy OF Mr. David Mead.
Also, The Tract of Lard, called the Old
Courthouse Tract, in the County Of Powna-
tan, lying on Deep Greek, and now occu oi-
ed by Mr.. William W,lburn.
These Lands, will, without reserve, be
rented to the highest bidder, at Powhatan
Courthouse, or the 10Th of July next, being
the iirst day OF the court, unless before pri-
vateiy Tented--Apply to
JAMES CARTER, Goochland,
sNEIL M'COULL, or
JOHN ST. JOHN, N'' "'o'io-
April S0th, 1909. wtdr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14

Cav fcsd's Medicine s
Wi low Donne, s and
Has
oh 'rt and long yellow
Nankee rs Fl Sc Ga p
Blue ana White Nan.
k ems
Canton Shawls & Ban
dauo hdkfs.
Lungy, Sis,ersoy an I
Doria hdkfs.
GiiIa and mock Madras
do
Gucrahs, Sannas, Cos.
sas K Baftas
9 s Camb;ick Muslin
5-4 Cambrick Muslin
Sheeiings, Platiilas &
Shiriings
Back Cambrick S and
Ginghams
Corded Cinghams
Chimes y Calic, CT
IN nj are Prinis
7 Cold Ginghams & Tab
by yelvets
Blue ADD Scarlet Rati
ne re
J Black. Grass green
| Bottle do. and Scar
let S. fine Bomba zett
| HARDWARE, CT
! WARE *
Hand, Cut, Pit ant
Mill Saw Flies
Ia round and fla
Smiths Files
Smiths & shoe RasI
Shoe Hammers, Pin
GERS, Knives, Rasp
| lacks & Anvil Blade
Butchers Knives an
Steels
Table and Deser
Knives and Fork
Caryers' and Tabl
$ cells
Barlow, Pocket an
| Pen Knives
Sportsman and Pru
ners' Knives
Taylors' and Shee
Shears
Large and small sci.
sors
Rszors s. do. case
Shaving Boxes wit
Brushes
Pewter and Tutani
| Table and lie
| Spoons
III. l.. and Butt Hin
ges
ICork Screws s. Stec
Snuyers
ICommon Port pad {
1 Double Bolted Pa
4 Locks, chest doc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
N o T &c E.

a LII those that have elaine against the
IA. estate of Wsddy Turner, decd. WI
please bring them forward, au henlicaled
agreeable to law, for adjustmeu'.
Those who are indebted 10 the said es,
tate are requested TO come forward, as soon
as possible, and make payment, as TIE ST.
lus'lon of the estate will not allow Of any
further indulgence
A. TURNER, Admir-.
June 9th, 1909. sw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14

One a BROWN BLACK, very thick set
and well made, his left hind foot white--The
other jet or deek black. of rather slender
make, both nearly the same age, s or 9 years,
and about tive feet high ;--they pace, trot
and gallop. aud run well in harness. j
will giye Ten Dollars Reward, with rea
sonabie expences, to any person delivering
them to me, or Eve Dollars for such infor.
nation that &c; them again--Sl Tweat,
Dollars for the apprehension and conviction
sf the Thief.
CORNELIUS BUCK.
Manchester, 18th June, 1909 Qt)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
Rich Low-Grounds.
William Cyazufoyd,

LAS just received by The aie arrivals from
L New York, general assosrrlen, of GOODS.
selected by himself and laid in upon the best
e'ms--among which are the following articles,
which will be sold on the most moderate terms,
for Cash or Country Produce. at his store four
doors below the EagI. Tavern, and adjoining DIR
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
A Pair Of Horses Stolen.
90 Dollars Reward.

CToLEN from the ceamons of Manches-
> ter, on Thursday night 9th inst.
A Pair Of Black Horses.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-22

VNIHEREAS the General Assembly of
Wv the State aforesaid, on the fourth day
of November inst passed the following Rcso-
lutions, viz.
WHEREAS, it bccomcth all men, pub
lickly to acknowledge the existence Of a SUI
prcmc Being to express, with humility their
constant dependence upon Him, and with
gratitude to render unto Him their sincere
homage, thanksgivings and praises, for all
their blessings imploring the continuance
of the same, and the remission of their sins,
through the merits of His Son Jesus Christ
Resoived therefore, That THURSDAY,
the Thirticth day of November inst. be set
apart as DAY OF PUBLICK THANKS
GIVING and that it be recommended to
tho People of this State to assemble on that
day, at their usual places Of publick worship,
and with dcvout and grateful hearts, to
offer up their sincere alterations and praises
to the Supreme Ruler Of the Universe, that
he hath created us in wisdom and goodness,
lighted our minds with intelligence, and
breathed into us immortal spirits That he
hath guided and protected us through the
vicissitudcs and perils of another year: That
He hath saved the United States from the
rlvagcs of that pestilcnce that walkcth in
darkness, and wasteth at MONDAY That al
though the rain hath been partially Withhold
den, yet we arc blessed with Sufficient har-
vest That He hath uphoden us as patton,
and preserved our peace, liberty and indie
pendence That He hath surrounded us
with rich lrofusion of blessings, both tenn
roral and spiritual and more especially, that
uc, the Giver of every good and perfect gift,
n. sl forNt
alton, and is still permitting us to become
partakcrs of that living fountain, which He
hath opened for the redemption Of His chill
drcn.
And to beseech Him that He would be
pleased still to regard III in mercy That He
would bless the risen and the rising genera
ton, smile upon the means Of education, and
advance tho progress of science That He
would continue unto US sccd-timc and har-
vest, and cvown the labours of hcaest indus
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-22

try and enterprise with success That He
would prosper our manufactures, and remove
all cinbarrassments from our commerce :
That He would be pleased to look in favour
on our beloved country, and avert from her
every evil That He would bless our gov
crnment, and all those who are called to adj
minister it, inspiring them with wisdom, and
cndowing them with fortitude, that they may
govern as becometh the rulers of free peo-
pie That He would look with an eye of pity
and compassion upon bleeding Europe, strike
from the arm OF ambition the sword that
sheds the blood Of innocence and fills the
world with misery, and speak peace to the
contending nations That He would extend
His tender regards to every corner of the
earth, and save all men from those evils to
which the frailty of their nature exposes
them That He would teach them the pre-
ccpts of the Gospel, unite them in the bonds
of love, fill their hearts with piety, forgive
their manifold sins and transgressions, and
finally receive them into another and better
country, even an Heavenly.
Resoived, That 1t be recommended to
the People OF this State, to abstain on that
day from all unnecessary labour and unbe-
coming recreation and that His Excellcncy
the Governour be requested to issue his Pro.
clamation accordingly"
DO therefore, pursuant to the above re-
cited Resolutions, issue this Proclamation, to
make known the same, that the good People
of the State may conform thereto, agrecabIy
to the true intent and meaning thereof.
GIYENunder my hand and me seal Of
said State, at Providence TIE sirth-ddy
Of November, in the year Of our Lord
One thousand eight hundred and nin.,
and Of Lndetendence the thirty, fourth.
JAMES FEWNER.
BY HIS ExcELLENcY's COMMAND,
SAMUEL EDDY, See'ry'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-22


the grounds, springs, principles
to toryisIn through the contin-
would lead me into great length !;
bult Of all weuld be, my sincere o.
.at the tories throughout TIE whole
.acrrt do not ambunt to the twentieth part
4. the people. will not, however, obrrdc
my testimony, nor my opinion will appeal
to Witnesses who cpnnot be suspected, Gen.
Burgoyne and Gen. Howe. Burgoync has
published narrative of his proceedings, in
which he speaks of the tories. left the
pamphlet at Paris, but it may easily be had
from London.
Gen Howe has also published narrative
relative to his conduct in Amcrica--to which
the reader is referred.
have quoted to you Gen. Howe's words
and one would think this was sufficient to shcw
how much or how little zeal there is for the
British cause in North America When we
consider, that in the period here mentioned,
the English army had been in possession Of
the cities Of Boston, Newport, New-York and
Philadclphia, and that they had marched thro'
the Jersics, part of Maryland, and Pcnnsyl-
vania and with all their arts, bribes, threats
and batteries, which Gen. Howe calls their
efforts and exertions, they were able to obtain
so few recruits, and very few of these Amer
leans think that any impartial man must
be convinced that the aversion and antipathy
to the British cause is very general, so gcner-
al, that the tories are to be accounted but
very little thing.
The addresses which they have obtained
to the king and his Generals, when their ar
my was in Boston, Newport, New-York, Phi
ladelphia, Savannah and Charleston, shcw
49, Ia L.
art Of fiattcry and of tcrrour, was always used
TO obtain subscribers to these addresses. Yet
the miserable numbers they have obtained,
and the still more dcspicable character of
most Of these small numbers, shew that the
British cause is held in very low esteem.
Even in Charleston, the capital Of province,
which contains two hundred thousand whites,
they were able to obtain only two hundred
and ten subscribers and among these there
isnot one name that ever remember to have
heard before. "a
am sorry have not Burgoyne's nara
tive which shcws in the same point of light,
the resources the English are likely to find in
the tories, to be nothing more than sure
means of getting rid Of great number Of
their guineas.
have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your humble servant,
JOHN ADAMS
To learn the present state Of America, tits
sufficient to read the publick papers The
present state OF Great Britain and its depen-
denotes may be learned the same way The
ompipotcncc of the British parliament and
TIC. omnipotence Of the British navy, are like
20 go the same way.
Mr.. Kaikocn. H
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-22

Cobbctt, (thc famous Peter Pocupinc( has
written and published a couple of letters
addressed to the King-but, which like every
thing else inscribed to him, are intended for
the people. Peters letters arc unworthy Of
comparison with Junius's celebrated Epistlc
to the same Monarch nor do they contain
an atom of new matter; but they confirm
the arguments Of dcmocratick writer's in A
mcrica on the subjects of the comparative
value of home and foreign trade, the efficacy
of English fleets being oycrrated, SC. Peer
proves, that England wastes seventeen nil
lions year in blockading Frcnchports, while
an extensive, lucrative trade is carried or tcs
tween the different portions of the Fene,
Empire that from this great inlarS sno
coasting trade, Buonaparte draws suS,a rev
enue as renders intcriour direct taYtfon We
ry light that, England has everything 10
dread from the skill, power, and rfOurees oil
her enemy, when having sNbducdeSery an
tagonist on the continent, ne ss'l oe aoie
to direct his un di,dded strengttaEainst her.
" The time is now fast approfhlng' says
Cobbel,, " when this Kingdom sing'e-hand-
cd, VIII have to contend, forindsp pc1dence'
and that TOO, against al tie ess V ETrsfs,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-22

an ns,,e so FAR congenial with yours as to induce
,cn mm, e,,deplore the happy event Of peace with
,nc'n crrrrlaud, Nor viii they adopt Mr.. Cores
rrahee or believe hat "Bri.ain las done us no
csssn,;E9n;ury." Three Ess 10 no f'uih VIII never
adyancihe cause Of bis majesty N tie un.'ea S'tes'
-. 'or 49, industrious in the circulation of them.
VI ho~u DELATOR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-22
Bp AUTHORITY
by MS ExcELLENcY
JAMES FENNER, ESQ.
.::O::s

GopernoHr, CAPTAIN General, and Commander
in Chief Of the State Of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-24
,Sclss al Vsn2ue.

!, .,,ery Tuesday ana FTludy'
|JA ryILL BE SOLD
uon.i,,e Store, corner of Prince and
}At 'ns Water streets.
, Writ, of Dr. Goods, Groceries, &C. 9.
"a fG.s. .,lrs (which will be expressed IN
f ,!,s & the day-All kinds OF goods.
Pie 0Ns =, o,, limitation and the prices OF
|ya Ils arc established, can at any tlme %
|v'llc'' s I'D purchased at thelowest Limitation
fHe Pr p G.. Marsteller, v. NJ.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-24
Iohn Gardner Laid,

H., f,,. eojr. at his Warehouse, ffiHce-StTees
Whart- j..
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars In hoSsheads
and barrels. ~ Eno,and
Rum in 90. p1,, :, n;nes
Port. Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
cogee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Innerial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Tyson
sh,,lan, and dyson-skin Teas, in whole hail.
and quarter chests
case black Perslans.
. barrels Caroline Indigo.
90 cra,es Liverpool cream-colored blue
edged Ware assorted.
po.t Black Pepper in Bags.
s;nermaceti Mould, and Mould ana up
r,lIow ID ndles in boxes.
Brown Soap in boxes-Cod- ilsh IN do'
p.sf po,k. Salmon, Shad and Herrlngs
Tsnners Oil Spanish Hides, quantity o,
eoal Leather, Mems, Womeas and ehllqfehs
e'bn r. Of various descriptions, few packages
&C White Rolls and German Checks, Russia
sheetines ard Diapers, Russia and Ravens
nnck, India Cotton of different kinds, Nah
xeens, i so pieces coarse Irish Linens " ~,
no and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels cows n;
81 cordape. Flax, Glue, quantity OF VI
.,eqar, 200 tons Plaster Paris ana ~ s0
Russian Hemp. sc. &c !
January u,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-24
g City Tavern and Hotel,
.fLSEX Il NDRI
AT THE SIGN OF THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION,

Erom tie CRY IF ,fmahohS, iuarytand)
I'd ESPEGTFULLY informs his FRIENDS
~ and the PUBLIC in general, that he has
taken that justly celebrated Inn, in this city,
called The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
Ltely in the possession of Mr.. John Gada6y.
he hopes by assiduity and attention, to give
The greatest satisfaction to every person, as
10 eScruons on his part shall be wanted to
Keep up the high character which this Ia
'e IN has, as being one of the best in me Onl-
ga; and assures them that he Will always
nave an assortment of the best liquors and
good Walters.
travellers and others will meet with good
accommodations at the above house, on rea-
'oaablc terms.
Soarders are taken by the day, week,
month or year
) ~ Fhe papers from all the sea-ports on
!, .ae continent are regularly taken and filed at
'nic sotsoe- House, adjoining the tavern, and
ne Tor the use of strangers.
Suppers can be had from six to twelve
: seiock IN the evening, at short notice,
f0m'one TO twenty.
.NoVenl5er Is.
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TUESDAY. JANUARY 81, 1893.
NOTICE

The subscriber informs the public, that ne
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets,
STILLS Of all sizes, commonly used Tor
disabling grain or fruit.
A general assortment of TIN WARE
SHEET.IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORK Ell
thcr for SHIFTS or Buildings, done in the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in altits branches is carried on under the d.
rection OF Mr.. HULI.dM FLETCHER,
who has had many years experience, and as
workman is exceeded by few.-As the Brass
founder business is a partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who will
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
ornamented with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price. and viii execute the work in the
very best and neatest rlanner and on the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old coi.tler,
Brass, Pequtcr, LeQd and iron.
George M'Munn.
October s..
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Lecsburq, Virginia Jan Is.
Public Sale.

BY virtue of deed Of trust from George
Cornell to the subscriber, to secure the pay
ment of certain SUM of money to Doctor
Charie Carter, will be exposed to sale, on
the 9th day of February next on the premis-
es, a PIECE OF GROUND, lying upon
tn. north side of Duke-street and east side OF
Aft ed-street, extending upon Duke-street So
feet and upon Alfred street 88 feet to 90
feet alley Also PIECE OF GROUND.
lying upon the south side of Duke-street and
to the westward of Water-street, extending
upon Water-street 81 ieet 10 inches, and
running back 9 feet 10 inches to 10 feet
alley. -,
James Keith.
January Sic. es's
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Bank of Alexandra,

- Jd.NU.3RY 3, 1909.
II oIlCE.is hereby given TO the stnckhol,
= ers Of the Bank of Alexandria, thar :
',aehd OF three and half per cent. OF rs
.as stock of said Bank for the half yeE.
~ sauirg this day, is declared, and will be rea
~ % be paid to them on Thursday next the
y order of the President and Directors.
January 5 sw
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ed and improved by the Author.
Price handsomely 6ound and tettered, deAa1
RECOMMENDATIONS = OF THE ABOVE WORK
6 We have had frequent occasion to SPEAK
of the diligence, good sense, and good inteh-
tons. of Mr. Murray and we congratulate
him sincerely on the success OF this particular
work. We announce this edition, because the
alterations and additions are SO considerable,
that If is rendered almost new work
British Critic, July 1901.
C The examples which Mr.. Murray has here
selected, and the judicious reflections when
accompany them, arc such as can scarcely i"li
to make the best impressions, and to produce
tbe hest,efiects, on allwho read them with at
tension. The present edition OF this eScei
lent publication, which has been long Rao"h
and commended, IS enlarged by the adaltioii
&C twenty-two new characters, HING nearly
one hundred pages. 80
,dnh-Jaco6in ReUiezv, Jan. 1904.
Owe hare received, the tenth and last edI-
ton &C tb,s valuable work. The improve
ne mrs made in it, will appear from the authors
asze,,;sement. We can only add to this &C
connt of the present useful volume our nope
Nat il VII be extensively circulated among
our countryme'," u,ol
f3r Jul,, august g September, 1901.
aOn reviewing this book, in its improved
form. we find the facts unquestlonsolee ans!
b;oblv ;nteresting--the style correct ana he"'
and the ge~ eral tendency OF the WORK sue's
as induces us strongly to recommend Is esPe-
ciauv to Young readers, who love eh'ef'ail.s
~ emf MINGLED with instruction"
'ie''' M Euanyeltca Magazine, Oct 1901
uTbe r.nid sale of this small but vaiuaoie
! .ouoot;on MS anticipated the commentators
| we arc desirous to bestow. In an eSemPiih
cat;on re more than seventy remarkaose :, c.',
raeters. many striking examples are eShio,'e"
which. in the quiet hour OF reHee,loE' l, ,.
aa.a;l,,,te 70 arrest the careless and wander
- animate the sincere and virtuous as'
. convince or dscounsenance those ~ho ba.,
zen unhappily led to oppose the h ,gns
ru.hs ;, Gentiemc1p's Magazine, NoD. 1870
Coldsm;th's Grammar of Geography
p:,.e,s r;,hmetic, large ard small.
HYMNS and Spiritual Songs. ~.
sahanl bibles and Testaments, Spcll!ns-
a,ok. Primers, Bonnet-Boards wiring
uper. ~
The nth number Dr.. Ree's new oye'opes
ia.
October 20,
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WASHINGTON TAVERN,
y Z. L S Il u K G..


T>HE subscriber has returned to the Nash-
4 ington 7aOera, LEEsBuRG, where he is
PREPARED with every thing. necessary for the
accommodation OF those gentlemen and ladies
who may honor him with their custom.
Having laid in good stock OF liquors, hay
and oats, and having enlarged his stables and
engaged a careful, attentive and honest host
ler he fiatters himself that, by his unremIt-
ted attention, together with the diligence,
care, and activity of his servants, he will be
able to render his customers the most perfect
satisfaction in his line.
". 3. The house is in much better cone
dition than formerly, for the accommodation
of travellers.
lanes Dawson.
eesb,yp VIRGINIA Ian Is,
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Ellfha Talbot,
Peter Saunders.
January 81
EDUCA TON.

TIE REV. DIR. C'BRIE.N,
PROPOSES to open an ACADEMY in
i this place, for the purpose of teaching
twenty young gentlemen SHOULD so many Of
ferl the Polite Arts ard Sciences: he will in-
struct them in the various Languages, to wit,
Latin, Greek, French, Italian, &c. and in
Hebrew if required.
He will also teach Geography with the use
of the Globes-the thematics-Logic---
Rhetoric and Natural Philosophy. Applicas
ton to be made at Mr.. James Bacon's, King
street.
January s.
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Besides great number ct smaller prizes
of 400, 500, 200, $50, IS, SO, 20, &c
tickets and Shares at the rate OF o1r Dol-
lars, for sale at r. Gray's Bookstore, where
q correct check of the drawings are Kept ana
ali Tickets sold as above examined tree Oh
eSpence. g.. D.
Warranted undrawnTickets given tor Pnz
es as soon as drawn.
January 9.
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FOR SALE,
N O T 7 C f.

THE subscribers trading under the firm of
7af69tf and Saunders, have Just commenced
the TANNING and CURRAING BUSI-
NESS IN this place, where they have on hand
and intend keeping teneraI assortment of
Lea FER suitable tor SaddIers, Shoemak-
ers, BookOindcrs, &c. which they will dis
poe OF on the loves terms for CASH or at.
froUed notes at sAort da:@s.
Ellfha Talbot,
Peter Saunders.
January q IF
p. s. The highest prices given for Hides.
SKINS and Bark, which will be received at
their tan ard near the stone bridge, upper
end of Duke street, or currying shop, two
doors above the Washington tavern, King
street.