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A DREAM.

DpnEAMr, that buried by my fellow clay,
Close by a common beggar's side la; ;
And as so mean a neighbour shock'd my pride
Thus, ike corpes OF quality, cried
Away thou Scoundrel ! touch me not,
More manners learn, and at distance rot.
Thou Scoundrel in louder tone cried he,
Proud lump of dirt, scoin thy words and thee
We're equal now, I'll not an inch resign,
This is my rotting place, and that is thine.
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VNTILL be paid for Clean Cotton and
wv linen Eags,at No. Is, MiLL-srRxEr. by
A. b. HARVEY. He keeps number Of articles in
the Grocery line, which he VIII sell on reasonable
terms.
.Ns-spsr;. .auSss %, 1899.
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SIMPSON & BARKER,
O6er for SAFE, 1T the Brick Market
40 bbls. mess Pork.
Mareh %, 1909.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
\ subscribers EXECUTORS to the Last will and
Testament Of WILLIAM HAMMoNp, ESQ. late of
Northkingstown, deceased, has taken upon them.
selves that trust and given Bonds the law Directs
therefore all Persons having Dema,,6s against the
Estate OF said WILLtAx HAMMoSp, deceased, are
called upon to Exhibit them, ard all Persons indebt
ed to said Estate to make payment to
WILLIAM HAMM OND,
BENJAMIN HAMMOND, Aree"s'r'.
.NortAkingstorrsi, .august is, 1909
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Samuel Sterne & Son,

Samuel Sterne q Son,
Nc. l3, Bannister's zoharf, Have for sale,
w. /. and N. E. Rum, by the hid. or Dbl.
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 bbi.
Chocolate, by the box,
Candles, by do.
Dried Fish, by the quintal;
Dexter and common Lime, by the cask,
Mess and prime Pork and Beef, by the Dbl.
White Beans, by the cask or bushe,
LorrillarG's Snuff, in bladders,
1000 VT. excellent old Cheese.
Sailors Mattresses,
With gVcral assortment of Groceries, at
retail.
.Alsc--a variety of old notes and accounts, in
exchange for cash or country produce. Those
whc are nccessitated to have them, will do
we'll to make immediate application, as what
romans ON the first of September, will be
transferred to other hands, and then they cam
not be obtained to so good advantage.
June %.
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NOTICE.

'HE MANAGERS of the Newport ME-
i THODIST CHAPEL LOTTERY,
nave determined to commence Drawing said
Lottery on the first MosBAY of SEPTEMBER
next.
Newtorf, May 81, 8O9.
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FINAL NOTICE.

THE subscribers finding former no.
Il tice respecting the settlement of th cir a..
counts neglected by number Of persons, hereby
notify such persons, that all there unsettled accounts
which may be of more than one years standing ON
the FIRST of October next, will, at that time, b. put
into the hands Of AN attorney for settlement.
EDMD. THO: WAXING.
w. TURNER,
DAVID KING.
.Aesrport, .7ug 9, 1909
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TAKE NOTICE.

HERE is large delinquency in the
old Taxes-and those persons who are delin-
quents, are hereby requested to come forward and
settle the same, or they must be sued
ROBERT TAYLOR, Collector
Newport, .axy. %, 1909.
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For Sale,

I'M reasonable terms, fashionable new
. CHAISE and HORSE.
Apply to SAMUEL WATSON.
.Newhorf, .4ngust 9, 1909.
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.Nezu Wholesale and Retail Grocery and
Commission Store.
John Gardner s Sans,

At the East store, in the house late the prop
erty of Mr.. MARVIN MoRRIs, Providence,
OFFER FOR SALE,
FRENCH and Spanish Brandy, Holland Gin, Rum,
i Loaf and Brown Sugars, Aiolasses, Rice, Coffee
per bb or small quantity, Flour per bb or quarter
IIysonskm and souchong Teas, best Virginia Tobac.
co, New-York Soap, Ginger, Starch, &C. &c. &c. all
first chop.
Jvsr RECEIVER, small assortment of HARD
WARE GOODS-Factory Cotton Cloths, Yarns, Sew.
ing Threads, Balls, &c. at Factory prices
CT Many kinds of Country Produce will be ta-
ken in exchange for w. /. Goods, on accommodating
terms.
or Goods received on commission will be strict.
ly attended to.
Providence, Broadstreet, .august s, 1909.
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PUBLIcK AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 9th day of October
Dext. at o'rIoct

On THURSDAY, the 9Th day of October
next, at O'Clock,
mot sold before at Private Saie,1
THE HOUSE and LOT occupied
by Mr.. BESJAMAs WIcHTNAS, formerly the
property of fCHRIsToPHEn ELLEsY, Esq adjoining
he Methodist Chapel, in Marlboro street. The
House is large and commodious, with good Cellar
under il, and good well Of water in the yard.
.7iso--one Lot, directly opposite said house, 'front.'
ing on Marlboro ayd Chariessfreefs 60 feet by 40
be the same more or less.
.fso--onc other Lot, opposite said house, to the
west, fronting .toriboro' and Ch0riessreets contn-
ued, 80 feet by 15-be the same more or les. All Of
which will be sold without reserve.
Conditions easy, and will be make known at the
time OF sale. For further particulars please inquire
Of JAMES PERRY, or
BENZ. WIGHTMAN.
.Newbort, ing. 16, 1909
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propositions from M. Jackson are such
As s., can be conceded'to 90 the part Of our
government. What Mr.. Jackson offers
are, We know not, But let them be what
they may, We are satisfied that nothing
more will be done about them until alter
the meeting Of Congress.
Boaabarte's madness.--The. account OF
Bonaparte's madness is doubted by some.
sWedo not doubt of his madness :---he has
been stark mad this many years. But we
doubt the truth Of the accounts Of his con-
inement. 1t is certainly much to be wish
ed that he could be confined, either IN
mad. house or in the grave. But It is more
to be desired than to be expected. The
bounds OF Europe are too cireumscrlbed tor
display OF his crazy freakss, and We tear
the world is too small to satisfy his avariee
and lust of conquest.
Mr.. Jackson left Georgetown on Satur
day last, on visit to the northward. 1t
appears that the negotiations between him
and our government are suspended for the,
present.
Mr.. STANNARD, editor of the SPIRIT
OF SEVENTY SIX" is about to remove his
establishment to Washington, from Rich
mond. The paper is to be continued at
Washington under tie same title, and en-
the same plan on which it has been pub
lished at Richmond. Mr.. Standard IS a
mar Of candor and abilities; and we hope,
for the honor OF our country, and the benefit
Of the quill and type, that he may fare bet
ter than the editors who have preceded him
at the great capital of the United States
Mr.. Ssaanard proposes to commence at
Washingtoa previous to the meeting Of the
next session of Congress.
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THE LATE DISPATCHES.

We are Informed that our, government
has received dispatches from. Mr.. Pink.
uey, dated the 5th of October, and from
AIR. Armstrong as late as the goth of Sep
tenaber. BY the letters from Mr.. Pinkney
it appears That he expects no alteration in
the measures of Britain towards this coun-
try will be brought about by the late change
of the British ministry. Indeed there only
seems to be change of men those who
have been brought in being of the same
politics of those who have gone OUT
MIR. Armstrong; dispatches appear to
hold out no prospects Of a favorable adj
iiustment Of our differences with France
On the whole we think Mr.. Madison will
have nothing 10 lay before Congress which
can cheer the gloomy prospects now be-.
fore our merchants. Unless, indeed, the
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aisrannr.a Isai:p Ga1ette.
~nesn~-
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Z.

Is The Editor Of the Gazette
hayang engaged a gentleman to take
sketches Of the proceedings Of Con-
gress the APPROACHING session. and
to gsvs such other information as
maybe collected at the CAPITOL, hobes
to be enabled to make his bapsr m
terestang and usstut to has nasmer-
Gus and liberal Patrons. .Wsthsuch
assistance ashss been brBered, and
O zu1ach he PROPOSES to ANAL ham,
self, he IS anducedto believe he can
make his PAPER equal an resbeaaba-
Hty and usefulness to any IN the
United States.
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BOSTON, Oct. 81.
From RPT'UGAL.

Yesterday arrived at this port the brig
1onet, captain Bartlett, from Lisbon,
whence sac sailed on the Gath ult. No mi
"afy operations ef Importance. had occur
nj The suhioined note, which was writ
zen On the day the Comet sailed, will shew
m Positions Of the armies.at the latest date.
endorsements of British troops arrived
' at Lisbon, aud the spirits OF the peo-
e were not a5atcd. In Spain, there had
zen several small affairs, the Spaniards iaa-
r0V'ng every opportunity to annoy the
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Molina, AUGUST 90.

A jonta has been established atSeguenza,
TO accelerate the patriotic insurrectlon, and
general armament. We are frequently en-
gagged with small French detachmen.s.
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Extracts of letters frem liverpool

Extracts at 7e71erS JfoM IlVeYpoo!.
Extract of a letter from Liverpool, dat
ed October Us The demand for Ameri-
can produce has of late been very slack,
owing chiefly to the expected changes in
our administration, which, however, are
not likely to comprehend any change of
measures and, upon the whole, we are
decidedly Of opinion that America will not
reey soon be IN FASHION at Court.
6. We annex our commercial currency,
which, for nearly all articles except flour
and grain, is nominal ct present.
g Under the best views we can now take
of our political and commercial relations,
we expect brisk market at advancing pri-
ces."
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PUBLIC SALE.
THIS DAY,
At eleven O'Clock, will be Sold for the benes
neft of the Underwriters,
% N E c. A B l. E.
PHILIP G.. MARSTELLER.
: November z. 49,
e. Take Notice.
November z.

DETAINED from a dark mulatto woman
on Sunday morning the 5th Instant, s.by me
TWO PIECES OF GOLD, of the value Of
about Ten Dollars, which she offered to pnr--
chase goods with land, upon enquiring
whence she got them, she answered, from
q Man IN. the market = but did not know his
name nor the value of the pieces-and FROM
her eyasiyc conduct on the occasion stopped
them. Any person coming forward and prov
ing the above pieces satisfactorily to be lis
or her property, shall receive the same upon
payingts cost of this advertisement.
Edward Redman.
Noyember7. DIST
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PHILADELPHIA, November 4.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4.
The Spanish government sch'r junta of
S vile arrived at this port yesterday, with
money and dispatches for the spaai,h min
ister, chevalier Onis.
She sailed in company with the ST. Ra.
mon, and St. Leandro, of SO guns each car
rying 100000 of dollars in spe Gle, for the
government, and loaded, with cochineal and
indigo, on public and private account
They conveyed the sch'r to the American
coast, and thence proceeded on their voy-
age to Cadiz.
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BADAJos, Sebts mber is.
JEAN, September 3.

Oar army is recruiting and reinforcing.
The total Of the aray of Lau.ancha will a
mount to 1878.
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TO RENT,

a convenient and comfortable two story
FRAME HOUSE, situate | in healthy ana
agreeable part of the town.
Enquire Of the Printer.
Move mBer /. s'sS'S
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Ten Dollars Reward.

len Dollars ReIU17d.
Ran away from tho estate Of John Tayloe,
ESQUIRE, in the county of Prince. William, a
negro fellow, of the name of BRlSTOE, a.
bout feet A or 5 inches high, compact and
well made, has no scar that recollect which
is visible, very large mouth and down
look when spoken to, is submissive and in
telligcnt. Took with him sundry cloaths not
recollected, generally wears white hat. Is
taken out Of the state, twenty dollars and ali
reasonable expences will be paid, bv
Thomas T. Page,
.Agent.fo Joh" 1aylef.
Oct. 81. 2aw2w
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a. Church Mussc.

A PERSON qualified to teach PsALMoD1
is wanted in the Rev, Dr. MUIR's church
To such person great encouragement WIZ
be given. Apply to the Parson otsaid church.
November 7, fFf 3taWtE
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NOTICE

That from and after the 5ih Of November
next, there will be demsnded and received at
the several gates en- tie Little River Turn
pike Road, twenty five cents on all Wagons
and carts drawn by four horses, mules or OK
en-, the wheels whereof do not exceed four
inches, and six cents for each horse, mule or
oxen drawing the same, and SO in proportion
for any greater or lesser number for every
space of ten miles on said road, and In pro-
portion for a greater or lesser distance, being
the toll allowed by laF.-No toll Will be de-
manded on return Wagons or carts, or tor
the horses, mules or oxen drawing the same
loaded Or not loaded.
Jonah Thompfon, Tsr.
L. R. T. Company.
October l2-ls. 3tlwln
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Bank Of Potomac,

November Sd, 1869.
INFORMATION is hereby given the
Stockholders ofthe Bank of Potomac, that 4
dividend of FOUR PER CENT. for the last SIX
MONTHS, has been declared, which will be
paid them Or their representatives on TUES:
DAY NEXTTHE sEvEETH INST.
BY order of the President and Directors.
Charles Page, CASHIER.
Nov. 5. 3taw2w
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{ The head quarters Of the British army IS
at Badaioz. It is supposed with the late
reinforcernents to be about 26,o 600 strong.
the head quarters of the Portuguese army
is at Castei Branco, but the larger part OF
the troops are distributed Indifferent places,
MANY Of them at considerable distance.
| The French army near the Tagrs is suppos-
ed to be 5000 strong, and occupies Places.
"a. Almarez, Ponto del Arcobispo, and
| Toledo, uuder generals Souie, Sebastian and
Victor. Ney is at Salamanca. The Spa
nish army occupies positions near oler 'a.
Morena.'
By captain BARTLETT, we received fle OF
Lisbon papers to the Esd Of September.
They mention nothing Of importance, ex-
cept the relief which has been given to Ge-
roma. 1t appears from the papers, that the
Spaniards have respectable bodies of troops
in Leon, Galicia, Arragon and Catalonia,
as well as in La Mancna and Estramadu-
SEVILLE, august 50.
A letter from general Venegas, dated the
s2d mentions an affair in which part OF his
army had Leen engaged, in which he had
81 killed and wounded, and 242 missing.
the French had 800 killed and wounded
among the latter, three generais,c ne otwhom
afterwards died at Madrid.
September 1s.
A letter from general Blake, dated camp
Of Pedrol, September 2, mentions that he
had caused supply Of provisions and
division OF fresh troops 10 be got into Gero-
BADAJos, September Is.
Information has been received from our
head quarters at Truxillio, dated the 10th
mentioning that the army At Ney, compos-
ed of 1900 men, is at Salamanca, and its
vicinity, fronting the army OF the marquis
de Romano, now commanded by general
Mendizabel.
Soult has his head quarters at Placenza;
Mortier has his at Talayera.
JEAN, September 3.
Oar army is recruiting and reinforcing.
The total Of the army of Lamancha will a
mount to 1888.
Molina, august 60.
A ianta has been established at Seguenza,
TO accelerate the patriotic insurrection, and
general armament. We are frequently en-
gagged with small French detachmsn.s.
g. i. g.
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French. The patriots continie t1slt e.
forts 10 increase, discipline and provision
their armies. 81
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The brig Sophia for Georgetowa was
Liverpool the 22d September.

The Spanish frigate Cornclie which bro't
out the Spanish minister from The Junta of
Sevi!ls, sailed ON Wednesday, last from New
York for Cadiz. Chevaker de Foro1da,
late charge DIES afaires of Ferdinand VII.
went pass niger in her.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

One Hundred Dollars RewaYd.
- AN AWAY, from the subscribers, two
N Slaves, named BILLY and NELLY
Billy is mulatto man, and sometimes calls
himself W1LL1AA JORDAN AuGUsTUs-his
color nearly as light and approaches that OF
white man, his hair is straight and he gene
rally wears it plated and turned up behind
with comb-his visage is remarkably thin
and his cheek bones high--he has been bro't
up in the house and is a very good dining,
room servant, is about S feet l0. or inches
high, very straight built, his constitution is
not very strong and he is subject to indispo-
sition-he is about 80 years of age.
NELLY is tall and rather inclined towards
corpulency, tawney color and about forty.
Ave years of age.
They went off toge Their as man and wife,
but it is very probable Billy will attempt to
pass as white man and will endeavof to sell
Nelly as his slave.
The above reward will be paid for the APP
prehension and securing OF the said Slaves,
if taken up on the north side otthe river Po-
tornac, and information given thereof to their
respective proprietors. A reasonable reward
will be given if taken within the state OF Vir-
pinia, and reasonable charges will be paid if
brought home.
George Carter,
Oatlands, near Leesburg, Virginia.
A. Long,
County of culpepPer, Virginia.
April -. 90
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HAM1LI TONS ELIXIR,
FOR COUGHS.

THE Increasing reputation Of Hamilton
Elizir (which during the last nine gears has
becoue celebrated throughout the Y. States,)
Marranas the assertion that it is the 6est reme-
sdy now in use for colds, obstinate coughs,
asthmas and approaching consumptions.
Experience has taught thousands, that the
common opiates and balsamlcs, as they are
called, finally aggravate every disorder OF the
breast and lungs,in the most distressing symp-
/ toms, that they load the stomash and impair
the digestion, infame the whole system in-
crease the difficulty Of breathing and excite
fever: But the qualities OF this valuable dis
covery are eyinced BY perfectly opposite ct
tects.
single trial mill troUe that it restores the
determination Of the fluids to the surface OF
the body, and bringson the common health
full perspiration that it dislodges and esacu-
ates the tough yicidphlegm or mucur,st strength
ems the weakened vessels ofthc lungs sheathes
he acrimonious LIQUOR which irritates theme
and finally discharges it. Thus striking at tn
root OF the disorder TIE symptoms are etfece
tually and permanently conquered, the reyers,
of common medicine which weakens the ton-
stitution and gives strength to the disorder,
or the sake ofmoderating torthe present some
ofits painful effects ~,
To parents who have children afflicted with
the hopping cough, this discovery is OF the
first magnitude, as it affords immediate re-
lief, checks the progress, and ina short time
entirely removes the most cruel disorder to
which children are liable. The Elixir is per-
fectly agreeable, and the dose so small, that
no difficulty arises In taking 1t.
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j IblA cure forthe Itch over SER .ntfsg and
1.-The certainty Of 4 cure'by single application
the ingredients being so innoc ent % 10 beAp-
piled with perfect safety to the tenderest in
FAINT and its being not only free from an Of
fensiye smell, but equally agreeable With the
pleasantcst ponatnm.
The proprietor solemnly affirms that this
ointment doth not contain q particle OF brim-
stone, mercury, or any injurious lngredleat
HAHNS' TRUE AND GENUINE
GERAAN CORN PLASTER,
An infalIible remedy forCorns, speedily re
moving them root and branch withoutgiving
pain.
The Genuine Persian Lotion,
The Restorative Powder for the
Teeth and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water.
a sovereign remedy for all diseases of the
eyes.
HAHN'S ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS,
Celebrated for the mildness OF their opera
ton, &c for being the best known remedy for
lancesing the stomach and bowels.
Hamllton's Essence and Extract
of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swelling,
Numbness, SC.
Tooth Ache Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief,in the most
severe instances.
The Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure of every kind ofhead ache.
The Damask Lip Salve.
Z ~ TAKE NOTICE-That limitations
of the above medicines are for sale IN this
town-therefore please to apply only to Jas.
Kennedy, Ben. Bookseller, Klng-street, Alexa.
who has long been sole agent for the sale of
the genuine preparations. Asa further secu-
rity against imposition, each genuine article
has on its outside wrapper, the signature of
Hannah Lee,
Widow Of the late PROPRIETOR.
March IA.
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Iofeph Vaudeville,

)oieph Maildevllle,
CORNER or KING and txIRFdx S1kBS15.
.dLExANDRIA:
/ Has received considerable ads
dition to his Stock,
IND sOlFERS FOR SHE,
20 hogsheads, LIST and I'd quality
90 barrels Muscevado Susars.
1000 ID. Green Coffee
8 IL tons British Patent Shot, assorte
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese.
40 boxes Mould Candles.
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
so lb. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Saltpetrc.
S ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, YoL az Hy
son, Hyson Skin, and Padre Souchong Icas
in quarter chests, boxes and cannisters-mos
of which are equal iii quality to any ever lH
ported.
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, I4isbon,Ie
neriffe, and Malaga Wines.
"A few cases Medoc Clarct.
Jamaica, Windward-Island, and Northern
Rum.
Cogaac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiske'.
Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, Havana Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Choct late, Rice
pearI &, Common RarIeV Rosk ct Salt Starch
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, Cassia, Pi.
mento, Race and Ground Gingel, Cayenne
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Raisins, Almonds.
Currants, Madden, Alum, Copperas, Roll
Birthstone, Chalk, British and l'randywine
Gunpowler, Spanish Segars, Cavendish and
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Leiper's.
CARROTS, and Hami!ton's Snuff, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Bed Cords.
ca ling Lines, &c. &c.
: .ober 10.
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G Entertainment.
June 10.

THE subscriber respectfully informs b
friends and the public generally, that he "a
opened House of Entertainments Ter tra'e
lers and others, at Colchester Ferry, OPP
site Woodbridge, wherehe will keep con-
slant supply of whatever may be necessary
his line for the accommodation OF those VIZ
may favor them with their custom' '0u|
most moderat terms.
w. MILAN.