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ORPHANS COURT,
44zlerana,qa County, May z ERIN, 1909.

.3lssa71ulV0 SIVHN1y5 1'1s9 Z = 70 - 80 &
ORDERED, !,
That the administrator OF James haeese ~
Rsa, deceased, do insert the following adj q.
vert;sement three times week tor elsle
weeks In the .aierandrla Datly Gazette.
Test.
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One Inndreda Dollars Reuard.

N AN AWAY, from tie subscribers, two
3, Slaves, named BILLY and NELLY 80
lsIliy IS a rnillatto nlan,. ant. sometimes calls
himself WtLLIAM JoRpAN AvGUsTUs---i..ls
color nearly as light and approaches that o. a
white man, his hair is straight and he gen e.
rally wears it plated and turned up behlna
with comb-his visage is remarkably tim
and his check bones high-he has been bro (
IN in the house and is a very good dining
roc m servant, is about 5 feet 10 or ! inches
high, very straight built, his constitution IS
not very strong and he is subject to indlspo-
sition---hei is about so years Of age.
NELLY is tall and rather inclined towards
corpuloncy, a tawney color and about forty,
Ave years OF age. -
They went off together as man and vile,
BUT ii is very probable Billy viii attempt to
pass as a white man and Will cndeaFor to sell
Nelly as his slave.
The above reward will be paid tor the APP
aprchension and securing OF the said Slaves,
if taken up on the north side of the river 70
tomac, and information given thereof to their
respective proprietors. A reasonable reward
will be given iftaken within the state OF Vlr-
GINA, and reasonable charges will be paid It
brought home.
George Carter.
Oatands, near Lecsbur8, Virginia
A. Long,
County os Calpepper, Virginia
April 70. 60
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Menou
FRENCH NOBILITY.

There is a feature in the policy o.
parte which has hitherto been scarcely HWY
ed. We aglude to the titles and esq., =
which he has conferred OF the generals If #
his service; t which we may adI IN 4
die chief civil officers ofhls government w..
list published, it will appear that not = sln2
French title, no an acre OF n "a g;ssrs.
has Seen given to any Of B onaparte' 0l'i~s''
either civilor military. i aI
What Is the objrctof dis poilcy' lo.,d
unreasonable conjecture, 'hat the y ,,.5ol
ruler, being determined to 'tnifs or, wal
risy il himself, Is ~tearfli, OF VI 10Y es;.
-oiag bis osn Powsrr Il n s1''''''
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T'rom London pGpe7's.
LoNDos, Aarcd 90.

LoNDoS, lAarcf 90.
The NJ a~riseur, in announcing the late
start Of the Brest feet, and IFS arrival in
Bagoue Roads, states that . Captain Iron
dc chad availed himself OF the opportunity
to fulfil the mission with which the emPe-
ror had charged him" This expression
f~orti6es the opinion entertained Of the LO-
rient squadron being destined for Bucnos.
Ayres, and having thercyal family Of Spain
on board.
Report Of last night says, there will I'M
mediately be a commission TOR executing
the Office Of commander in chief Of the Bril-
tish army.
The commissioners to be,
General Sir David Duudass, President,
Lieutenant Generals Lord Harrington.
---Lord Cathcart,
---John Hope,
----Sir Arthur Wellesley.
Secretaries-Cols. Gordon and Torrens.
Liberty and Equality.
The following is a list OF ~BonaparteYs new
creations, as far as they have yet come to
hand.
EMPERORS,
Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor Of rance
Napoleon Bonaparte,
protector Of the
confederation Of
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tie Rhine. ssc-
ahef term III 1innereI; So ,,r.
I@PAEoa.
aoahtess Buhars.pis,
married to Napo-
leon Bonaparte, E.sFTess "a. IRA 9.
kaAGS.
Napoleon honaparte King OF gts,.y
JosePh boalaParte King Of ia
Joseph t~5onapattc,
'tuiar King CT SPAN
Loals bohaPar5e Ang OF Holland
Jerome Eonaparte 9kmg of Nestnhs7,,.
loachin hlurat alngot Naples
haectof D0ks3
: 4,avarsa KING ct 8agafIa
f,ieciof li21As} %
" uiSernpurgh Ainggot@ urtemLqrs
As.ecsof Atu1ej f"
saxony kiGgeG Saxcay
aUEENS-
souhFesss huhaFnols,
married TO leapole-
On banaparte Rueen or Etalv
5onaparte mar
fledfo general Mn
rat queen Of Naples
married
70 Joseph Bonaparte Queenoft Taplcs al
,ltutaf Rl4een Dt 3pain
Mademolselle, Blu
haynois3 married to
LOUIS bonapaFte 2ueen q holsa
Eriheessoi Vuften-
burg h~,aifleaeoJ
rome Bonaparte ssHceaoGW estf5saIr
duchess OF Bavaria, queen of Bayans
Duchess OF y artem-
burg -Gueenof Wurteal4u
DUCHESS Of oazony Queen ofSsxony
PhiNChS.
H''E "'l-CnSife
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tie Rhine, sgc-
aher term FIR Emreret
EMPaEoa.
Countess B har1.pis,
married to Napo-
icon Bonaparte, E.aFress IF
KINGS.
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Napoleon Bonaparte,
Napoleon Bonaparte,
protector Of the
cqnfsd Iteration Of
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Napoleon Bonaparst
Joseph Bonaparte
Joseph Bonaparsc,
titular
Louis B~onaparte
Jerome Bonaparte
Joachim Murat
Elector Duke OF
Bavaria
Elector (Dake} Of
Wureemburgh
EIector aDuke) Of
Saxony
nyr7
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July s.
A GREAT BARGAIN.


THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the fARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, | miles
from Alexandria, from George town ter
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing TO the city OF Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 40 acres, on which IS conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough Tor gen
.teel family, together with all the outhnuses
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion OF I'M
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any p2r-
:. - sc may know the terms
by application to Mr.. JoHN DuLIs, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
E. Dulin.
Junse. DIFF
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PUBLIC AUCTION.


To be sold, at public auction, at Northum-
berland court house, in the county OF Nor
cumberland, and state of Virginia, on
TUESDAY, the fifth day Of September
next, at eleven O'Clock, in the forenoon,
Five contiguous Plantations,
dmountine together to about 27oo Acres,
C ITUATE on the river Potomac, and
~ within about three miles OF the court
house. These estates formerly belonged 10.
Presley 7Hornton, Esq. and are the same on
which he lived. They have meyer been seen.
by either Of the subscribers but it is under
stood. that about 100 acres Of tn EN- are as
valuable low grounds as any on the river, and
a considerable part thereof heavily timbered.
The uplands consist OF about 1000 acres, and
the whole is well calculated for the production
of corn, wheat, tobacco, timothy, and small
grain of all kinds, in great abundance. he
waters are said to abound with excellent
FISH, oysters, and wild fowl The water carl
rage is easy and convenient to Norfolk, ba-
timore, Alexandra, and the city of Wash
ington; and is these estates possess several
good mill seats, with an abundance OF water,
and plentiful supply Of timber, they must
be very valuable.
The premises will be shewn to persons in
clining to purchase, by Col. james Moore,
who lives on them, or by Samuel Blackwell,
ESQ. who lives near to them; and the terms
of payment may be known sufficient time
before the sale, by applying to either them,
or to the subscriber in the city OF Philadel-
phia.
June .-lS) Cts
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f.. Dulin.
June g.
PUBLIC SALE


nURSUANTt to adecree of the honorable
the United States Circuit Court of the
District of Columbia, for the County of Alex.
andria, will be sold at public auction on Sa-
turday the 22d day Of July next, A LOT or
half acre OF ground, the property of the re-
representatives. of Bartholomew cambridge de-
ceased situate on Cameron and Pitt streets in
the town of Alexandria, and fronting the
square of ground on which Mr. Cations city
hotel is situate. There is on the premises a
commodious framed dwelling house and large
carpenters shop, of good oak materials, the
ground is laid off into seven building lots,
on Cameron street, from 5 to 80 feet front,
and running back 100 feet to a IS feet alley.
and three lots or Pitt street, 81 feet front,
running back los feet to Is feet alley
Tie terms of sale will be--One fourth
cash,& the,residue payable in SO s 9months.
Negotiable notes with approved endorscrs
will be required. The sale to commence at
the coffee house in Alexandria, at A O'Clock,
in the afternoon. A plat of the lots may be
seen on application at the clerks offis e,
Thomas S5uanqa,
George Denea5e.
Commissioners.
June 80. dss'
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ROBERT GRAY.
HAS JUST RECEIVED
The following new Songs

} n 49, - VA1~111S 8 ~ W CO+1SS
y. SET To MUSIC;
Inc Lay OF Love, written by J. L. Lewis,
e The music composedb by DR.. J. Clarke.
Pee p cents.
Inc Home Of my Heart, Ballad, sung
y slr' insledan, and composed BY Mr.. E..
Hslps. Frce IS cents.
iwlcc Forward, favorite Cosiilion, a.
|sed TO the new song of No, no, no, it
PlI be SO. Price IS cents.
INC Days that are gone, a Ballad, with an
Sum paniment for the piano forte, compo-
a0y Dr. Clarke. Price 81 ID cents.
beautiful Butterfly, burnt in a ball
n, Prise IL 10 cts.
June S.
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BILLY, the eldest, is between IS and Is
wears Of age, bright mulatto, we'll grown
FIR his wears, his hair black and lately cut in
fhe fashion, slender made, opt spright'y and
act;ve. kCAMBDEN is a dark mulatto, his
hair rather inclinee. to curl, and lately cut also
- the same rnannersas Billy's; wei set, and
when walking has his eyes turned towards the
Ground. as If looking for something: about
IA wears of age. A LIBERAL reward will be
raid for experimenting the said boys and Sc.
curing them in any jail within this commons
wealth, and giving information OF the same
to Mr.. William Hay of Richmond, or the
subscriber, living near the Stone Bridge, Ere
John Hay.
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June 49,.
=.
RUNAW WAYS.

Ruuazvau from The plantation Of Mr.. l'iliana
Han, near the Stone Bridge in Frederick
County,
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Of heat, light and air, inincreasing the Sc.
cretions, and dilating the excretory ducts;
and thus forming coarse kemps, might be
explained in the same manner and also
many other pecuiarities attending the
growth of hair and wool but have alrea-
DIV extended This article beyond my original
design.
Before conclude, it will, however, be
proper to reply to an objection which may
be made, against what has been here adj
vanced respecting the structure and lorna
ton of hair and wool. ] have stated their
substance to bel similar to that of feathers.
In the latter, there is evidently circulation
and secretion carried on until the feathers
have obtained their full size. This objec-
ton will be removed by an attention to the
difference in the structure and growth OF
each. Hair or wool, when first protruded
through the skin, is perfectly formed, and
each part of it is of the same size which it
ever after retains. But it would be lmpos-
sibe for any portion of the feather to be
formed full grown and perfect within the
skin. A tube or stem first appears, from
which the other parts afterwards shoot forth
and are supported and increased by circulat-
ing fluids from the parent bird. When the
extremi,ies of the feather are fully formed,
they become indurated, the smaller vessels
close up, and the circulating fluids recede
lower and lower down, until they are at
length denied all farther entrance into the
quill.
ITO be continued
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D@L Gazette, s Dollars per dsan,ts''.
Coufatr1 Gazette, S Doildrs.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER z.

Observations on the influence Of Soil and Gil
mate uton WOOL; from zphich is ded'tc-
ed certain and easy method Of in,broU-
inc the quality d nsAsh Clothing Wools,
and preseroi'g the health Of Sheet; 7v,fh
hints far the management Of Sheep after
shearins.: an enquiry INTO the structure,
grozuth, and formation Of 1uool and hair );
and remarks on the means BY zohieh the
SPANISH breed Of Sheep may be made to
preserve the best qualities Of its fleece an
changed in different climates.
By ROBERT BLACKWELL.
With occasional Notes and Remarks, By the
RIGHT HON. LORD soMERvILLE.
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lish means that he wa, bal,
being afraid of his creditors ~ II qA a
went down the Mississ;nnS,' Atau
tune and avoid their SUITS - 'Nl&,l
1t is clear, then, from thee.
ces, that Wilkinson could tl'1 Sc, '''s
would the Spanish officers I b'' g
money what then were the r ,sss "
slderatlons of this bargain. ,S Sp''4
the whole trade of the Obio 80" rs %
leans? Plainly, that the trade " " sa
try should be liberated at the.,s@ s
allegiance of the inhabtan,.~pp..@'o
klnson was represented as Man a
influence, the monopoly wa, m. Of
hands: and probably the peps; fa ao
given and paid in advance a, NV, vas
commence trade. No other rxDI. af'a
reconcile the caution of The s,,,;a
racter, especially in aff'ifs Of s,a r'' y,
decisive step taken by Miro and NV ,'n
in BY his successors, of Yielding F M'
of national contention without o,d .O
without struggle. AT this 2,rioJ "
cypher was formed. We have i L'.a
general himself; and by fatality of
preston he calls this his first .,''
ment."* 1t must be confessed, tia, VI.
he intended to express a connec,;o, %a :
traband or treason, this was the kind "A
gaeement with which the general rm :
familiar. The manner in which III,
is spoken of shows that it was for som!i
pose of corruption. 1t was formed
Wilkinson, about the time of "bis f,,
gagement," that is, in 1887, with Sna
governor, and is transmitted fourvt,r
forwards, among the arcana Of ,letS,,
his successor. 1t is used by him and u
delivered with the archives. For vbaw|
pose was this CIPHER formed: "Mor
the security of the communicates Of \
friend than my own," says gen. Wilnd
But why Gid those communications rqu|
secrecy? If the only connection was \
which arose out of the permission 10 ln|
it would have required no subsequent Cd
munication whatever.
The permission once given, the monoP
once settled, the bride as is insinuatedo|
paid, the thing was at an end no fun
correspondence was necessary, at least
in cypher. 1t would have been supc
Gus trouble for the Baron de Carondrla|
pore over pocketdio,ionary for threeht
in order to decypher the important ind!
gence, that on such a day scow filled Vi
hogs or a boat load Of tobacco might bed
pected in town. If tie object were ne
friendly correspondence, there m'6h
some reasons for the precautlon, and
might not be improper to hide the de1c'
illusions of these congenial souls IRON
indiscreet eye Of the public, But Uhy'a
was the little dictionary handed over to
successor, when the generals tiaa (
the country ?" This friendship, h'Tt''
was probably an appendage to the oth'', y
he little dictionary a talismau that kP'I
generals affections always fixed upon
,osscssor.
The connection thus formed, and y
means of continuing it thus secured ~
returned through the At@'
tates to the Ohio. He probably lao"'
Il alously in bis new mission, for IN sP'u
he monopoly his own affairs went to "'''
nd those olhis newly adopted country no
ished. The seeds of disaHeelIon "" "
own tv skilful hand, and men VINO "
TODD high in the estimation OF 'he'' s''|
ry, are now discovered 10 have Os'D :
lirelings of Spain.
X PAIN Tale.
(To be continuedJ
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ITO be continued
From the Mezp Iork Evening Post.

The extracts shall offer this evening are
not so interesting and satisfactory as those
which will 70 low because they only
contain presumPtive evidence and profess
10 do no more. But they are principally
offered for the purpose of giving the reader
the little history they contain of the time
and manner of Wilkinson's introduction in.
to the Louisiana territory, and the COM
mencem ent of his infamous traffic with a
foreign power to betray and sell his coun.
try for money.
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SEINE ROPE.

THE subscriber manufacture ." ,rst, OF
sale, at his house on Washington, Ser
post. Jaco6 He6maa's sugar rc ea;o.s Sci
andHauling Ropes,of all sizes; a ,',;nc Sad
ing Irvine Shad * Herring & Trace
ing and Bed Cords, Plough LlheI ~.
also, Tarrcd Rope and other I I%or,,or.
February 2.
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THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF.
No. II.

Proofs Of the corruption Of general
flames Wilkinson, and of his connection
zuith Aaron Burr; zoith fill retutat:on
Of his sianaer0us allegations in relation to
the character Of the PRINCIPAL zoitusss a.
gainst Inn.
Previous to the year 1897, the port Of
New Orleans was shut against the settlers
on the Ohio their crops were more than
sufficient for their own supply, but agricul-
ture could not flourish without vent for
its productions. The greatest discontents
began to prevail, and little relief was then
expected from a government then too fee
bic to afford it. Gen. Wilkinson had mi
grated, as he says, to that country some
years before, being then, as we learn from
the same source, in moderate If not indi
gent circumstances. In the year 1871 he
planned and executed the project Of open.
ing trade between the western country
and NewOrleans, secondtd by some mer-
chants in that city. He impressed the go
vernment with high idea of his influence
in Kentucky, and used means (Which in his
own language it would no, be necessary nor
obligatory nor honorable to detaiI) in order
to procure for himself the exclusive trade
between Kentucky and w-Orleans. On
this monopoly The general does not scruple
to found the assertion that at his own risk
and expence he has procured for his fellow
citizens in the west, the invaluable privi-
leges of free trade with New Orleans. -
Prove these facts by publication cal
led A PLAIN TALE, and signed A KEN
TUcKIAN, which is found in note No. L.
This pamphlet is acknowledged to be the
generals by letter in which he enclosed it
to me Mote No. 2.)* But it wanted no
! acknowledgment, the generals style is mi.
mitable and sets forgery at defiance. My
account of his first expedition, which is an
nexed to his justification, is referred to by
him as true statement, and that account
expressly states the privilege he obtained to
be an exclusive one.
This transaction was in 1887. For some
time previous to this period generalWilkin-
son had been trading in partnership with l.
saac B. Dunn, in Kentucky. He continued
unconnected as is believed with any other
person until the 9Th of August 1888, when
partn .rship was formed between Wilkin-
son and Dunn Of the one part, and Daniel
= This " Pain Tale" begins thu. -
The follozOing Plain Tale is retubHshed
| IN this farm 1uithout eVen the knozulede,e of
General Wiki,ason, by a man zvho is no ofher-
s10ise his friend than the dictates oftyuM and
honor require" Behold it nozp cones out
| he zpYote it himself. ED, E, p.
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Public Sale.

Under the authority ola decree Of 'l TN ,oIup
able circuit court of the district =. y. rI
bia, held at Alexandria, the 'uOSe.D' ,ofs
expose to public sale for CASH at Wv
house, Monday the s5th instant, ,,n
A LOT OF GROUNp'. h,
IN the east side of Washington 90 fect S.
~ ginning at the distance OF Nv sire.
ven inches to the southwark Of h 'r mas'h;nell
extending thence northwardiy on " " hack i
street 90 feet in front, and ruHni''s cOr|
feet inches. On this lot is erec'e" nh;scl
Portable dwelling house the whole
an annual ground rent of SIX p'u','"
George Deneale'
r. |. Taylor .y
September 2.
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Public Sale.


farsuant to a decretal order Of the Chaneekf
District Court of Williamsburg, wiz % Oh
tered for sale, on the 4th Monday III 4-Ay
aext, at Westmoreland Court Ho'lsc' oe-
lag court day
That very valuable fARM,.
|sSated on Nomony river, IN the ccnEey o.
sestmoreland, the property Of sosn 4Ae-
F's, late of said county, containing e4S =
sss A credit o ftwelye months ~fli DC sLs-
TIE purchaser executing to the coNsfs
saaers acting under he aforesaid order: ''Ssas
10 approved security, and a deed o tst'ss
nc land to secure the payment o. Fic p~r.
- money according to the terms o. sse
March 80. ds@
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FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1909.
Advertisements.

I'm the fan of 1907, | received q 4RgNh,
OF WEARING APPAREL, consigned
TO my careBy IHoMAs Irwin, OF BordsaHr
and addressed & SAMUEL IRWIN, Who
is hereby requested TO call iorthe
E. Iannry.
5th mo. i6. aoR
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K. &. SKINNER,
NEATySY.. Gc.

SURGEON DENTIST, &c.
II ESpECTFULLY informs the citizens Of :.
"a Alexandria and its yicinisys 4hat+hls'
concerns at Washington requiring his CON-
f~inuanee at or near shat city anti she nexr
session Of Congress, proposes 70 attend tQ
Sis professional business in this town untt
She goth Of May. Ihe superior manner an
which he inserts Teeth in the human head
theif perfect natural appearance, and the case
his operations are invariably performed IN,
are objects worthy The attention ofthose per
sons Who have been so unfortunate as TO lose
their front teeth. 70 those persons whose;
teeth are partially decayed, OF ere coYSEed
with the sceptic acid, or tartar, he viii 2nly
observe that immediate sreiiofnEag be obtalp-
cd. ard their teeth preserved, free rem
painl during lfe. His regular a~PprelnulcSe-
ship, long practice, and superior recon-
datons, 81 IS presumed WIZ entitie HIN -
the confidence. Of those thai require his az
sisGaace.
DR.. s.nsNsEa raay be consulted any hogr
at Mr.. bnl6urn's, sign Of the Golden b2Ng
Union-sereet.
Afay 9.
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NE SHOE nTOREa

yg-HF subscribers haze taken 2 store F$nl
Fairfax street, next deorpqt one to Mt
Harper's spothecaries shop y1sre theyhagSa
fog"ssle a Complete assortment Of Ladies No
,occa and KID Slippers, also, Misses and chi
drenss Shoes Of all sizes aud different colors,-
Varions Kinds Of fancy shoes ,lor ladies'
.1sooa Wild, are Re 5 ssmaII invoice Of elegant
+ nslish Fozed Shoes ,Gentlelnens Roota
and shoes, ditto .eat4er and Morocco Pumps,
hovs f6e and con.rnon Shoes Of al sizes
.I,ikewise, 4 small quantity Of WrSpping1aT
!; he above named NET 2 ar & ! !. VIII e l BE :.W aels
ins e Alden /.
~ 49,
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u Rem0ual
John KNIGHT,

SQdd7er, Can end Hasnegs-nlaEer,
I'd ESPECTFULLY informs his leRIENps
~ and GgsgeMERs that he has removed
his shop from 2oyal-street 20 Alng.stFeet,
nearly opposite Philip Trip!etts aour store,
where he VIII keep ON hand q constant sup
ply of the best SADDLES, BRIDES and
HARNESS, and Will pay the striotesl @tten-
ton to orders for any articles in his line.
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