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MEAD 6 HE-CREAM,

Will be kept for sale constantly during the
time the Theatre is open, at the bAR al
dining the Theatre.
August7.
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FOR RENT.
SEINE ROPE.
Mar, go:

THE subscriber manufactures and has for
sale, at his house on Washington-street, OPP
posits Jaco5 Hc2fman's sugar refinery, Seine
andHauling Ropes,o all sizes; Seine& Sew~
ing Irvine !; Shad & Herring Irvine Sack.
ing and Bed Cords, Plough Lines s Traces.
Also, Tarred Rope and other Cords.
Jofeph Harper.
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ar Printing inits various branches
with execuedaccuracy and dispatch.
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e. PoftlveJ to commence draw
ing,
ON MONDAY,
The 9th of Octeter next.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
10000 Dollars
May be gained for the small sum of ThreeyA
Dollars J!
IN THE THIRD CLASS
RIVER LEHIGH LOTTERY.
u The Cahltai Prizes are: J
2. of $4,000 3 of $1,000 :
q $500 IS 200, ssc:
Less than two and an half blanks to prizess
the lowest of which ISIS dollars.
To draw 500 numbers each day, al the
state house in Philadelphia, where the prizes
will be paid by Thomas Allibone, Esq. the,
treasurer, 30 days after the conclusion OF
the drawing ); subject to, deduction OF ht--,
teen per cent?
This is one Of tie richest lotteries pub.
lished here for many years, and the moder-|
ate priee-of the tickets places the grand pri--
yes within the reach of every individual whot
chuses to become an adventurer, which hes'
may dc for SO small SUM as se0enty-hvS.
cents. The object, moreover, is such as
must interest every we'll wisher 10 the inter-
nal improvement of the state.
Whole tickets, S3'
Half do. / so /
Quarter do. rs cents.
George Taylor, jun.
No. IS, south Second street.
MATTHEW MCCONNELL,
No 80, Chesnut-stIeet.
HOPE & co. State Lottery Or
fee, No 63, Chesnut-street.
PATRICK BYRNE, corner of
5th and Chesnut-street.
JAMES HUMPHREYS, corner'
of Walnut and Second-street.
The earliest information will be given to-. !
distant purchasers of the fate of their tick-*
cts. II
Philadelphia, J4lx72-27:: 2aysy J
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By MI. WEEMs,

Who was on The spot who're Mr.. FindIey
was executed, at Edghe!d Court-houys, South
Caro.isa, Aprii 27, 1901.
Upwards OF 1000 copies Of this extraordi-
nary pamphlet were pinned in Philadelphia
in 8 weeks.
The SD editien--PIice % cents.
Liberal allowance made TO School-nas ers
and county merchants
Criticism on fs 7gork by that eel. bratcd fine
,ican h:StQriaa, DR.. Davta Ramsay, S. {.
dated, Charleston, Azay l6, 1907.
I" No man can read this haM1'hlet, without
having his ;Isible facutties often excted---no
mar cen read it Without kasins both his hor-
ror Of Vice aid respect Tor pl'fue increased.
The writer has the art Of blending distraction
with aa1u@cnse1H. While ne keeps his rea-
dors in hish good hlnnour BY The sro!icscme-
ness of his manner, he is intoxicating upon
them important moral and religious truths,
conducive 70 theil present and future happi-
DANID pASISAYn
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DstG o1s.tsloa Of lPs.1tney2slp.

ME partnership q. Duckett q c2agsH be- be-
ingsdissolved this day, by mutual cor
sent. all those indebted TO said firm arc re-
.onested to make payment TO Jacsb Ducsett,
and lnose having claims against the concern
viii render them for settlement.
JACOB DUCKETT.
HANNIBAL CLAGEIyg.
The business will be. contlnu-
ed By
Rlarch7 CT
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a NEW WORK,

Io,. Sale at ROBERT Gl1Y,S BooE-
S7oRg. lszng-street .4te.rand, ia.
The private, life OF W ltSEtsgGfCN,
With great number oforiginal anecdotes,
B1-lI. 4. HE MS,
Ci-deyanr Rector OF Mount Vernon Parish,
and, ior fifteen years, the intimate OF tie
grey-hair'd veterans ct tie last century
who were the neighbors and colnpanions OF
Washington.
Crls:ris4s b J4dse Brackeariase, dated
CARLISLE, Jan. l9Ln, 1909.
DearSir,
/ have read and read again your pub
l;c2tion, the lie CT Washington; aild you wall
rot understand me as acknowledging 1t to be
without leiecls, w!lenl lake l.otIcc only ofl.s
excolIcucics, These indeed are very great.
You have combined. with great felicity, the
usejitl and the hleoaGa:: historical lntoyala
ton and amusing anecdote. loa,iaye drawn
from both urrs, e tears and n.ar1h. WITH
Sudden transition we have the pathetic and
the comic, ard both Irresistible. Your style
is aEaars p4rskitusus, aEa occasionally 10,
bic; In 2. q. hts oiim@sers aHd'icnHess Of TX
preston, iising to Tie su9!]me. Iuttl-c great
richnesS of your book y, tine morality 9! the
sentiment. 40 not know 4 better to BE j,lt
into The hands Of young persons 10 raise I've
Maid to political and moral virtue, Il UusEt
to Be Introduced INTO all schools; and to lie
IN every family. With regard TO Geographic
cal nleiit, the delineation IS sach as to give a
view OF cAagactrr, not on q ka,'ade das, but as
independent OF cc3;.mand On staGaa. j BIS is
the >aindng which interests. III, that alone
WHICH makes a likeness; for q mere otlline,
wanting the expression, gives no physiogno-
my.
l am, with lnuch esteem, yours,
Il. II. .BR AGKENR RIDGE.
80. Liberal allowance 10 schoo!. mas ers
ana cu,intgy merchants.
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9Er. q. IFILGam2on,
Sir,
I,cheerfu.!y comply with your requcs: to
state my opinion Of yoar Patent Steel Pens.
have always considered tAeln as cnt'nenll!y el.-
tilted to pubic attention and encouragement.
Cne objections which ere gcncr~iig urged
against 1llet,I peas, do not apply 10 goafs,
y hich are CONSTRUCTED WIKI sucn peculiar ilex-
ib!iy and elasticity, that they may BE- applied
to II tie purposes OF the common iailii haze
emnloyed one OF them generally, loy upwards
Of ycar, a1d do not fad It impaired BY use.
gLey are particularly calculated ios lner-
chants il. iournaiizng AID posting accounts
as they possess tie advantage Of giyiay p u
inform appearance 10 their book. 10 gen
liciuan OF the bar, and others, who are OIL
god to take notes suddenly, they arc not less
seryiceabe as they may be maze har:I o. soft
according to the peculiarly Q? wiiin Of tie
writer's hand; and being kept clean, they
may be used for many years The econon;
and other advants ges of your inyertioa, APP
pearto BE- so .vident, that / need hot Gila:e
further on The subject.
Witt the hope tnat your ingenuity may be
as profitable to yourself as il is serelceable 10
TIC public,
Iremain sir,
Your obaient servant,
FRANCIS G.. FOSTER.
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CgAy cf a uote, ana eartract # a letter from liz
PrtsiQ1.N.
WAsHlNeroN, -26th Jaa. Is

NYAsNlNGION, ZbEN oll.X IoOs.
g 2-'h: Jefferson presents his compliments
10 P Williamson, ana lis thanks ior TIC ve-
ny fine SIZE! Pen he has been SO Kind as 10
send Aim Ii i, certainly superior to any ms
tailc pon nc hiss ever seSil, and 'lA stye 8
},roat e,oaI OF trouble aud time employed n
.r,.1nQihg tie quili pc.."
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4 NEW WORK.
THE BROHND WIFE.

A faithful history the beautiful Miss Poi.
~ GLddlefon. who after bestoring herself,
with a fortune Of 1000 dollars on a young
husband, Air. Edward Finley, was drown'd
by him il the eighth week &4ler marriage.
With a5llumher CT very Interesting incidcnls,
and d fine Likeness OF that unfortunate La
DIV
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E y TE2T AIN M : Il [.
RANn0IpH MOTT,

KNNTOLFH MOTT,
Late Of The Washington 4apern, -dleraad,7a,
is prepared to entertain travellers and O.
thers in senteel manner, at the WHITE
HOUSE, opposite the second turnpike gaze,
seven miles from Alexandra, on the read to
Fairfax Court House-and iiatters himself
his attention to the wishesand convenience of
his customers will ensure him portion of
public patronage.
G Good pasiurage and grain every de-
scription will be furnished for ttock.
January 10. 2aw
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3 4 K I N G.

vEyfiE subscribers re specially informs his
1 friends. and the public, that lie has COM
-nenced the BAKING BUSINESS at the
stand formerly occupied BY Mr.. David Hen
dersaa, on Roy;l street, nearly opposite TO
Mr.. NsCall's na;ffaetory5 where ne VII. keep
consssns supply of BREAD aud Cakes.
He solicits candid experiment OF the pub
lie, and asks ONLY for such share OF patronage
as his Knowledge and attention shall enttie
hinlto
Regular customers may depend on being
punceuany supplied at their houses.
Ali Iayors viii be thankfully received by
Nicholas Young.
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Metallic PEI Maaufactory
p. .WILIlAMsON'S
csle5rated lslastie IAree slis lltta.2-c
PEN.

WHICH has been pronounced, y nl2py
OF tie nlcst eminent penlnen, 70 be8itrssiijc-
.I;or 10 any metallic Gen tiiat iiasseger Dec.l
made heretofore, either in Europe or Anlc-
rica. Il is well known, that. all the pens rpo2l
the former principle have been ing IN thai
.pliati,ity which Is so necessary in order 70
write with srnoothncss and rapidly, which IN
this IS lls ppily effected by the Two addltso:ai
side Sits 10 be had 81 Samuel Jct.egis Ia.
gent for The proprietor No. 2i2, Market-
street, nearly opposite the Indian Queen Ia
-vc.n, BY ti,e gross OF single one, the
parsic;,!!ag large hand Pens.
Do. fine do. do.
NIB. Old cases renewed with Kew Pens.
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t5s9EE or KING nd l1fFf.,.
I-E2As1&l4: $50
Ils.s received a coassaer.fl
dldon to lis 5toc s q
~ 2 ofEAes las s..5g
90 isogsheads, Is, and ID j..
~ n,'fssts ) A-.scsl.as 5 5as'',
1000 ID. Green Coffee s45aH
8 Il tons British Patent sAe,
LB to 70. 9. aacs
10 bales Cotton.
10 Casks first quality Goshen a
40 Boxes Atos!d Candies. 3@S
IS bags clean heavy Pepper.
50 10. Nutniees.
Casks Los'aoa retired Saltpet,.
ditto Irish G!ue.
Cnapomdcr, Imperial, IIyson V,
son, Tyson SKIM AID pldrc Sou,f,. 2
IN qnmtcr cbcsts, boxes and canister -
Of WHICH are cqu~i III quality 10 any er,. y
ported. y y
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, SHERRY j.s,, ;
netiiie; and Malaga Wines.
4 few cases @cdoc CIarot.
Jamaie,, " lha@ard-I4iaad, ard Norf.
Rum. ''S
-osnac, Bordcaux end Pcch Brandy.
Holland and GoGatry Gin.
lgi<h aDd Couatry Wljskey.
,.iA hosshe4l's Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Mclassos, Havann. Honey
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oh in bottles and G,s,s
Loaf and ..un,p Sugars, CEcco!..s g.,
Pearl & Common harley, Ba2kc. : Il. STAN,
Fig D.le, .ndigo, Mace, Cloves, CASA, p
men,o, Race and Groad Ginger Caya,
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Rgisirs, aa,ai
CureHts, Matder, Alum, CoppcYas, po
Birthstone, ChaM, British and Bnaj,gn
CuDpoW,ler, Spanish Se@lrs, CmoM!sa 1.
Small T;@ist Chewing TCbscco, Lc,D,I,
CARROTS, n, iiemiiton's Smut, Wmn. ~
Wrapping PAPER, Playing Cas4s, Ecd Com
8: Ing Lines. &c. Sc.
c,,;oDer l8. d
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DAVID RAMSAY"
C. L | 5 III.

Y WILL contract FOR the delivery Of any
quantity of BEHRING'S during the ensuing
season, not exceeding 2 100000, at nay fish
cry six miles below Alexandria, for SIX sfil-
lings per thousand Dacon and all kinds Of
country produce will be taken in payment at
the Alexandra prlces.-in large purshases a
credit will be given to suit the times.
William II. Foote.
February %. 5taw4w
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n o T | G E.

rr@HE Directors of the Washington and Il
ierandrsa 7arnfike copfang, have APP
,,o,nted Alr. PATRIcK BYRSEs, receiver of
tou. At the bridge at Four Mile Greek, and
he viii commence bus duty tomorrow morn
ing
NaEsh2
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& ITa2hingt.al, sd JEarch, lac ?.

g The four CalieAlar Peas arrived solely.
find them to answer periecdy and nov ~
deed use no ether klnd."
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! PUBLIC Sale.

On SATURDAY, the sgh day Of April, the
subscriber viii offer at public sale, al the
Coffee house, in Alcxandrla-
LOTS No. 2 and 4, CT that
part Of the Abingdon estate lately the proper
~ OF Robert .4ier auder.--t hess Lots are ad-
yantaeecasly situated on the new turnpike
+, road sl,,l the Potomac, about four miles from
Alexandra, and nearly opposite TO the city
OF Washington, They contain rather more
than las acres. A credit of so and 40 days
Willie allowed on the purchasers giving good
endorsed negotiable notes.
r. /. Taylor, Ext.
OsJoHN Wars.
March IS. cts.
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Gs0yrs-T ous and A}exaadssa
Turnpike Road.


rTHE Commissioners appointed under the
act of Congress g huthoslslng the max
Inc. of a I ugnpike Road from Mason's Cause
way to alexandria, hereby give notice, that
Books for receiving subscriptions viii be o.
peaed ON "Wednesday the 29th instant, al
the Union Tavern, in Georgetown, at lVl.-
liam O'Neaps, near thesVest market, In the
City OF Washington, and at Cations tavern, IN
alexandria. and kept open from I Q o'clock,
at noon until O'Clock, p. Nj.
John Malon,
David Wiley,
Henry Foxah,
John Cox,
Jobs w. Bronaugh.
Georgetown, {Ca) March II. 2aW129tfl {
The act OF Congress authorizes the SUB
scription Of two huadred shares, ard requires
the payment of Ten Dollars on each, II Inc
time Of subscripsion--the residue 70 % pald
in instalments.
These who would subscribe by an agent
must use the following form.
do hereby authorize and empower
to subscribe for me in my name
for shares. of Georgetown and Alexai-
anc,ri. Turnpike Stock, under the act OF Con
gress 6 authorisiRg the making OF a leTlaIoi@e
road from Mason's causeway to alexane.H2'
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60 SSSe---- <.,
/ It shall be priated on fine paper = a
handsome large l2mo Volumes ur9J br
beautiful type, called non2arel' r'I 70.
thc purpose. oy Mas>rs. Binney I'i ! 81,
naId:on. I'histypc, although slllag r ~
its neatncss ana elegance, eHtrenisP r,on
fulto the eyes. The work VII isSas NC
the press Of Z. and G. Palmer wiz: .Dhadbg
already been so cniacntly distinsu::a"< .Ser
the greatest accuracy and taS'' !" n1s g d
profession, and a thorough Nl'o"I'''
the French and English languages ,nm.s
II. Price, to subscribers, for the two ,0' 70 be
in boards, neatly lettcred, fFe ao', ,,a,k By
paid on the delivery ofthe Who1e T ,,oy. the
gentlemen, however, t.ishIag % r,,ybe
first volume before the secoHG' i an. Of
received upon paving the i''il 'l"V
the subscription for both vo!uihSlI' ~ R.
81 Subscriptions received
CRAY.
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By n. G.. DUFIEF, =
Apt1or 81 .,uture Di.flayed IN 1fr "| ~.
teachirg language 10 man, ahb''e" war;
L'rcnch language, &c.

7 he first book Of nation Is the CIV
of their own language.
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NIB. Old cases renewed with Few Pens.
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81. Iarg's C9Aege.
EALTlnoaR, I'm. /, 1903.

NEr. 2. HILAiam2a1,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-02

Has Just received and nosv ohening at his Shoe.
Store, No. 100, Iiames.Sireet.
\ N Elegant and well chosen assortment
< n of ladies and gentlcmen's SHOES, of
the latest patterns, viz :--Ladies English kid
SLIPPERS and Ties, different patterns do. 90.
spangled Sandals; Ladies French silk quilted
Slips and Tics; Ladies, misses and childrcn's
black, blue, rcd, green, yellow, fig and tea
coloured morocco Slips and Ties, with and
without heels mems and boys morocco, and
scal-skia Dancing Pumps; mems and boys
calf and seal-skin fine Shoes .dlso, black,
red, green and yellow morocco Skins, horse
skin, calfskin and neatsslcather Boot Legs,
Boot Tops, Skins for binding, Boot Webbingy
silk Cord. .Likewise, 4 handsomc assoftftnt
of HATS--He keeps constantly employed, a
number of experienced workmen in his Man
ufactory, from which his Shoc-Store is con-
stantly supplied with warranted Boots and
Shoes Of every description. Measures taken
as usual for Boots and Shoes, and made at
the shortest notice. !.
.also--a few pair, of low priced Morocco
Slippers, at fifty cents pair.
The smallest favors will meet with due
attention, and be received with gratitude. All
orders from town or country will meet with
punctual attendance.
ps TAINTED, Two experienced workmen
in the above busness.-.4iso, A lad as an
apprentice, IA or S years ofage. One from
the country would be preferred.
Newtort, June 10, 1909.
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THE publick are informed that the SUBJ
scriber has taken the house formerly
occupied by Mr.. OLIVER VARns, north OF
the State House, in Broad. .StrceA where
Parties and Clubs may be accommodated
with private rooms, sc. Suppcrs prepared on
Short notice. Persons may be accommodate
ed with Boarding and Lodging. All kinds
of refreshments provided and good accom-
modations for horses, sc.
Pastery and Cake of various kinds, together
with Porter, Mead end Beer, constantly at
hand. .
Families can tc supplied with Calves head
Soup, dressed turtle fashion, every Friday.
Calycs-Fcct Jelly kept for sale. Cordials,
of various kinds, a constant supply.
As the subscriber has been at considerable
trouble and cxpcncc in obtaining one Of the
first Cooks from the city Of Ncw-York, he
flatters himself he shall receive portion Of
the publick patronage. Every attention will
be paid to those who may visit his house,
where the smallest favour will be gratefully
acknowledged by the pubiick's most obcdient
servant,
CATO BARKER.
n. b. Horses and Carriages, to let.
Newport, May IL, 1909.
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BITHINU-HOUSE.

EOR the accommodation of those Ladies
Il and Gentlemen, who wish to parsakc Of
the iuxr-y of the Bath, the BATHING
HOUSE viii be opened every day, from sun
rise until 9 o'clock in the evening, Sundays
excepted. when it will be closed at 10 O'Clock
in the morning-Tickets may be had at the
Medicine Store of SAMUEL w. vIssox, and
of the Proprietor. Ladies wiz please to pass
in at the door No. ~, THames-S Street. Gen.
tlemen viii enter at the eaR door Of the
Bathing House, Peiham-sfreeE Subscribers
will be furnished with Tickets on account Of
their Shares, as heretofore.
Nswforfy .1ara ~, 1909.
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Sign ofAe Bee Hue, No. ss, 7names-Ssrees,
III AS just opened variety ofGOODS--
among which are--lacc and dotted
Muslins /; Leno do. white and colourcd Cam
bricks a complete assortment OF corded and
plaid Cingharns of the newest fashion Gen
tleman's superine Vest Patterns Washing
ton Stripes Cotton Cassimeres Cainbrick
Diniies Calicoes, newest prints best 9-s
London Prints Silk Chambrays variety Of
cotton Handkerchieis ladies' and gentlemen's
silk and cotton Hose (; black Bombazctts !;
black Grape silk Gloves; silk Shawls |; cot
ton do. silk and cotton Suspenders Du-
rants, Calimancoes, Russcls, Rattinet--and
a great variety Of other Goods,to numerous
to mention in an advertisement.
May 8. 3m.l
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NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocery and Commission Store.
George w. Martin,

No. 2, Churcn-sfreef, Has for sale,
A Genuine assortment of GROCERIES,
"A comprising every article in demand,
which he will exchange cheap for cash or ne
gociable paper.-Those who please to favour
him with theis custom, may be assured Of
procuring genuine and warranted articles
Town and Country Grocers win find it atlvan-
tageous in calling az No. ?, where they may
make good speculations.
N. 3. Country Produce received in pay
ment for Groceries, or to sell OH commission.
Newhorf, July Is, 1909.
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JASON SPRAGUE,

Offers for scte, athis Store, in Washington
Street, No. a,
100 bbls. fresh super6ne Alexandra
and New-York Flour, by the barrel or larger
quantity 1000 W.T.. Cabin Bread 60 barrels
picked Cod dry Goldfish by the quintal or
larger quantity Pork; Beef; Rice by the
tiercc loaf, powdered and brown Sugar |,
Souchong and Bohea Teas; Coffee Molas-
ses; West-India, New-Englsnd and Cherry
Rum Wine, Brandy and Gin, by the barrel
or less quantity Ginger, Allspicc, Pepper,
Cinnamon, Soap, Candles, Starch, negro-head,
pigtail and leaf Tobacco Scgars by the thou
sand or less quantity Mems and Women's
Shoes Boots writing and wrapping Paper !;
merchantablc and clear pine Lumber; Hogs
head Shocks, Oars black and bright varnish /;
Rosin few barrels curry Oil. .Also, small
quantity Of Flax.
which Articles may be had on reasonable
terms, for Cash or approved credit, and the
smallest favours gratefully received.
Newhorf, March, 81, 1909.
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Samuel Sterne & Son,

No. ls, Bannister's vhaT Have for sale,
w. i. and N. E. Rum, by the hid. or bbl.
Gin, per pipe or bbl.
Brandy, by the bbl.
Molasses, by the hid. :
Teas, by the chest and or. chest
Coffee, by the bag,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Flour, by the bbl.
Chocolate, by the box,
Candles, by co.
Dried Fish, by the qnintal;
Dexter and common Lime, by the cask,
Mess and prime Pork and Beef, by the Lbl.
White Beans. by the cask or bushel,
LorriIlard's Snuff, in blsdders,
1000 VT. excellent old Cheese.
Sailors Mattresses,
With general assortment Of Groceries, at
Z ctail.
.fLso--a variety of old notes and accounts. in
exchange for cash or country produce. Those
who are neccssitated to have them, will do
well to make immediate application, as what
remains on the first OF September, will be
transferred to other hands, and then they can
not be obtained to SO s.sood advantage.
June %.
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HENRY Y. cRANsroN & co.

No. Is, bzdrkef-Sqnarr,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends
II and the publick in general, that they
have for sale at their Store, the following
Goods, which they would dispose of for Casl'
or approved Credit viz.---6 hhds. st. Kits
high I'd, Sd, and 4th proof Rum 10 pipes
Gin, Of an excellent quality I; 8 bags Coffee |;
6 kegs Virginia Tobacco 20 kegs Ginger !;
6 chests Soucbong Tea; so quintaIs Cod
Fish 1000 lbs. Cordagc IL dozen Bed
Cords I; 50 lbs. Sewing Twinc |; 4 bags Pr
raento'; 500 lbs. Loaf Sugar 100 rcams
Brown Paper; 20 do FooIscap do. &c. SC.
Those who are indebted to them BY Note or
Book Account, are requested 20 cell and settle
the same. All Orders from their distant Gus
toners viii receive pnnctuaI attendance. =
Newhorf, AtrI 26, 1909.
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THE North half of the Dwelling-House,
= No. 2os, Thames.strect, formerly the
property of Isaac Dayton, deccascd.--.dho,
TO LET, the Shop No, 60, Thamcs-street,
three doors north Of MIR. Townscnd's Coffee
House, with two rooms well furnished, and a
privilege in kichen, and other convenien-
ces.--.1tso to Let, two Shops Oh the Point, in
Washington-street opposite the cststc Of the
late Capt Benedic. Smith---For further par
ticulars enquire of
EDWARD vOSE.
Neufort, Jaiy l9, 1909.