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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-28
rsrt 6cc,, Of M. HTlEaa. Devenney.

Cert fcctf Of NJ. WilHa7E DeVe7's5'
Durin g the last nine years, have been III
/. che haiti of using Hahn's Anu,6lllous rms
prepared b. The late Mr.. Lee, whenever colds
head aches or costiv eness have rendered me
aicine. necessary in these cases single
dose has uniformly removed my head-ad,,e,
and has generaAy been found sufficient to re-
move every symptom of cold, if taken on on
its first appearance. Induced by the benefit
received, have for years past recommend
ed them to many Of my friends, and have
she pleasure TO INFORM you, they have lnvaIla-
sly su seeded in removing the above COM
plants. Yours &c.
VIM. Devenney,-
No.,ls5 Cherry Street, New York.
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HAMILTON'S
Gel EBRATED WORM DESTROYING
r n y G-E s.
L O Il E " GE s.


Which there is reason to believe, have
within ten years past, cured upwards OF two
hundred thousand persons OF both sexes OF
every age, and in every situation, OF various
dangerous complaints arising from worms,
and from obstructions or ioulness In the sto-
mach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy whatever
20 others of similar title, so commonly COM
Dlaissd of as operating with violence on the
contrary, particular excellence OF this re-
meely is its being suited to every age g con-
stitution. Ii contains nothing but what Is
perfectly innocent, and is so mild in its ope
,ra,ion that it cannot iniure the most delicate
pregnant lady, or the tenderest infant OF q
week cid should no worms exist in the body
but wiikwithout pain or gripping, Cleanse the
stomach and bowels of Whatever is foul or Of
fensiYe, and thereby prevent the production
of worms ano many fatal disorders: The To-
xenees are particularly efGcacious IN Carrying
of all gross huInols aud eruptions, feverish
and bilious complaints, and are the safest and
1nildest purgaiive that can be urged on any
occasion.
A dose Of this medicine given occasionally
during the warm season. will effectually pre-
vent the vomiting and purging of children,
q dreadful disorder which annually destroys
thousands of the infant part Of our citizens.
Tits likewise the mIdest and most certain re-
medy known, and has restored to health and
atrength a great number when in an advanced
stage of this fatal complaint. Particular and
plain instructions are given for every part of
the necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally takethis medicine with
eagerncss, having pleasing appearance, and
agreeable taste.
Dr. Hamilton's Grand Reforativs.
Which the inventor confidently recon-
NBsRds "a ana Invaluable medicine for the
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BY once using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those parsons and Ia
miles who are suffering urder this disease,
against the Infection of which no person Is
safe, that if this ointment is used at night on
going to bedit never tails to perform cure
by the following morning, IS thousands who
have usedit during the last ten years can tcs-
tify. The peculiar excellenciea OF this IN
falliE,le remedy for the itch, above every O.
Their, are the certainty fthe cure by sihgle
application the ingredients being SO lnno-
cent as to be applied with perfe ct safety to
the terderest infant !; and It's being not only
free from any offensive smell, but equally a.
greeable with the pIeasantest poma.um,
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Ehlha Janney
James Keith, lUa
November s.

Bryan Halnpson. & &C
Have justrecsivea and e0cr (oT salr,
10 hhds. and 50 barrels first qtalitY SuSa
% do. second quality,
10 pipes old London particular MaGeir:,
pipes and 3 lieyces London market an
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES
70 boxes dipt Caadles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe Old Cognac Brandy,
50 barrels New England Runas
40 doprilae Wkiskcy,
10 chests Imperial,
10 do Young iiyson TEAS, Of this geaE2
importation,
And selected for family use.
HLSo, the best selected F'oH? '6' no.
LANDING
From tile Schooner Laurany, Cabs Kens5
AxD OR SALE BY
Lazvra5on e .EowIe.
70 bb's retailing sugars,
20 boxes mould Candies.
Nov. 10.
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FiGsbg's t,as and Genuine German Corn

Platter,
An infallible remedy for Corns; speedily
removiug them root and branch, without CIV
ing pain.
Genuine Psytan Lotion,
The Restorative Powder-tor the Teeth
ard Gums.
Hams Gena;ne Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF the
eyes. =,
HQmiJt0n's Essence and Extract
Of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, ching
Nuabnsss, Ssc.
Tooth Aehe Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, WHICH
gives immediate and lasting relief In the
most severe instances.
The .Anodyme Elixir,
For the cure ofevery kind OF mead ache
Tie D4mask Lip Safe.
MfaLAbIe Ague and feuer Drcbs.
40 The above we'll known medicines
contiaue to be sold by James Aecnedy, senr
King Street, who has Cor years past been sole
vender in Alexandria, in which time lmlta-
tons and counterfcits have abounded, most OF
them have sunk into disrepute, but as others
are succeeding, purchasers will DO well 10
observe that each Of the genuine artieiesha"e
ON the outside wrapped The signature OF
Hannah Lee,
Widow Of the late Proprietor.
August 81. law
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FOR SALE,
August Q |

FCK OALE Z,
The brick DWELLING HOUSE ard
,ot, lately occupied by TIC subscriber situate
at the lower end Of Fairfax on Jefferson
street. The house is complete and we'll II
nished-The lot contains half an acre, and
fronts one hundred AMI seventy SIX feet Sc
ven inches on Fairfax street, The property
may be viewed at any time, and the terms
of sale made known by application to
John D. onnms.
!: Nav m 3aW3w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16
Bte0,

At Falmouth, .Jamdica, on Tuesday, the
18th of May, Ann Sylvester, free black wo.
man, at the very advanced age Of I33 years
She lived in the neighborhood Of Duncans
at the time Of the earthquake, which hap.
pened at Port Royal in the year 1899, and
from her own account must then have been
about Is years old She had at one time
children, grandchildren, and great -grand-
children to the number of 80. 1t is some
what remarkable that she never lost tooth
Som the time she was grown up-nor ever
wore spectacles, as her eyesight was suffi-
ciently strong to do common needle work till
within about fortnight before her death.
She was motherly and humane creature,
and was much beloved among her neigh
bours, and retained her faculties to within
few minutes other decease.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16
Samuel Walton.

Next do0r to Ds3 Corr ApotIetary Sbse,
EXCHANGE STREET,
Has juit received IN aioriment Of the beff
iuperfine and fine
Br0aGclOfbs, Co0me,es, SO.
of the molt fashionable colors and Iatelt i'm
porlations
Llesrye-Suck IN afortment OF Fancy and
other WhISTCOdT7NCs,
as cannot fail 70 accommodate the greatelt
connvifeurs in drels.
He has alto an affortment of TRIMMIwos--
which, together with his Cloths, will be fold
as low as can be purchafed in town
The budnels Of
TAILOR,
Is executed at the above flop in all its vari-
GUS branches, In faithful and expeditions
manner
Gentlemen either IN town or country hav-
ing commands for any thing in the line of
his protection, m y be accommodated at a
ihorr notice, and on terms that cannot fail to
give fa;isfaction.
Portland, Juue IS. f6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16
HONORABLE PROPOSALS.

a
An unlucKy regimental disagree
ment occurring between two officers
of considerable rank in the army, one
Of them sent the other challenge in
the usual form, to which the following
answer was rcturned:
Sir, received your message this
morning by major. / will freely
declare / will not meet you l have
some reason to think my character in
the army will outweigh any imputation
on my courage as soldier but will
confess Iddre not be your murdrrer--in-
stead Of that attempt, make the COL
lowing proposal: We are both single
men, | will part with my commission,
and attend you to any part of the globe,
where, as yolunteer, our troops may
be likely to meet with the most active
seryice--ve will then fight together in
the service Of our country, and not in
defiance Of our God-should this not
meet with your appreciation, We will
| then meet--you shall FIRE at me as Of
ten as you please, but nil not return
your fre-with either of these alterna-
tives, pledge my honour to comply,
but must request Of you not to propose,
or to expect from me, any apollo
gy, for what cannot feel myself cul-
pable NASSAU itater.
The Virginia Argus says, the
Federal papers are very much yexed
that the republican prints rrprob tie
the conduct Of France" We know
not what Mr. Argus means by rens.5-
itcdn papers, the Federal Republican
\ papers have indeed reprobated the con-
/, duct of FraI,'e and they have no rea-
son to BE- Uery much Oerea at theS own
conduct in this respect. As to the
Democratic papers we have seen none
as yet that reprobate the conduct Of
France. Some Of them have ventu-
red to complain little, and some have
expressed regret that they could not
justify such conduct but none have
! reprobated. There has however been
reproach enough whenever the busi-
ness has been mentioned in the demo-
cratic papers I; for where there has
been one line on the outrages or France,
there has been at least ten Of abuse a.
gainst Great Britain as set of. We
suppose the democratic editors would
excuse themselves by saying that the
conduct of France is bad enough in all
conscience of itself but the British
have not lately supplied US with such
a variety Of materials whereon to found
execrations, We must therefore, in or
der TO maintain the balance, curse
England most-France having suffi-
ciently cursed herself.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16
Poetry.
THE LIGHTHOUSE.

The scene wasmore beautiful far to my eye,
Than if day in its pride had array'd it
The iand-breeze blew mild, and the azure
arch'd sky,
Look'd pure as the spirit that made it.
The murmur rose soft as silently gazed
On the shadowy waves playful motion,
From the dim distant isle till the Light
House fire blazed
Like star in the midst of the ocean.
No longer the JOY of the saior-boy's breast
Was beard In the wildly breatA'd num-
bers
The sea bird had flown to her wave girded
nest,
The fisherman sunk TO his slumbers.
One moment look'd from the hills gentle
slope.
(All nushsd was the pillows connection, J
And thought that the Lighthouse LOOKED
lovely as Hope,
That star of lite's tremulous ocean
The time is long past and the scene is afar,
Yet, when my head rests on its pillow,
VIII memory sometimes rekindle Lhe star
That blazed on the breast Of the bi(low.
In iife's closing hour, when the trembling
soul flies,
And death stills the hearts last emotion ;
0 then may the seraph of mercy arise,
Like star on eternity's ocean!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16

NEW GLOUCESTER, JULY z, 1910.
ON the fourth inst the Federalists OF this
and number ofthe adjoining towns met for
the patriotic purpose Of celebrating this
joyful and solemn festival. The day was
ushered in by platoon firing from part of
Capt. CampbeiFs company, who volunteered
for that purpose.
At IL O'Clock, according to previous ar
engagements, large and respectable process
sion was formed at capt. .Tohnson's Hall,
whence it proceeded to the meeting house,
preceded by martial music.
The exercises of the day were opened by
singing an appropriate Psalm, which was
followed by devout solemn and impressive
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Mosely, after which
the declaration of our Independence was
read by Mr.. Jites Wosdanaa, and an ora
ton, frauyht with taste ami science, in
which was most elegantly and pathetica.ly
depicted the danger OF political deception
uoing equal honor to the head and heart Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16
John DALRYMPI.E.

INFORMS the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Portland, that he has for fale, few doors
above Q4in1y e Bake,,s, Filth. Street, nearly
oppoh Maine Bank, large afortment Of
elegant Engrfh WATCHES, feconds, capt,
and plain; Dutch, day Of The month aud plan
do, Watch Chains, Seals and Keys, double
gil god nattern.
A hand,ome aiiortment Of JEWELRY, a.
mong which are fome FiIligree Work-very
elegant Cold WIatch Chains a. Key,-Sl!vsr
Table AID Tea Spoons-p Plated Gators and
aadeaicks- Britannia Tea Pots of the new
Ell fahion-tinned, qneen's metal, and pew
ter Table and Tea poons-eegant Tortoile
hell AMI Horn Hair Combs; variety of
ivory and Horn Small Too.h do.
HhRDWARE-A large a1orfment Of
HALVES and Forks, among which are fome fetts
ve-y 6ne-a great variety of Pockei and PEN
knives few dozen Razors of the fisl quail.
ty-large and fDlai SciGors-Saws, % inch
can feel fennon-dovetail and wood Saws
Chif1eis ,f all kinds Gouges, from l. 2 inch
to the frnalIefl fet;--Carpenter's Squares and
mnaiIes-Carpenter's Harrers-La;hing
co-Wooi Screws-Saw Segts-Screw Dri-
vers-Drawing Knives-iire Stee!s---Ink-
Stands, pocket and defk Razor Calss--Cloth
and Tooth Jralhes-a good ahortment of fla,
and round Fi.es-Cork Screws Box
es-a great variety of Morocco Pocket Books,
Purfes, Memorandum Books, &c. together
with many other articles, which he will fell
cheap for Cath.
~ Picaie to call and fee
He repairs and cleans Watches, and war
rants his work, If the Watch be ,oierable
good, Cor one year. Eve.y favour will be
gratefully acknowledged.
Ey Wizards Patent Time Pieces for fale.
Portland Feb 8, 1910. NJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16

All the fenfation, exprefTed by the democrat
&c edi crs, on the fixtures Of our property and
the imprisonment OF our faiors in France, q
mounts to an acculation againlt the federalitts,
for advifng the removal OF the embargo.
Your property would have been iafe, FAY they.
if that had been continued. 1t would have
been fate with wtne(s for it would have
all peri(hed, whereas. much of that on our
hands has been run off ar advantageous PR
ces. TX required no embargo to protect ii
from the EngIiih, and they aIore were 10 t.
feared on the ocean. That which il Ioa, ID
loft by the attempts of the naturalization 10
fcreen from the public the full extent of Be-
naparte's hoftiity to US, by which the mer-
chants have been blindly led TO con6de in an
enemy, and fend their property directly into
his dominions.
Look at the documents publiihed-Every
letter which Mr.. Armarong has written, hA4
been CARRIED and extracted 70 Be laid befO!cA
the public. As an example, take the e3mIIu-
Dications made by Jefferson At TIE opening Of
the iecond feilion of the 10th Cougrefs, Nov.
1908. here were many letters from fhat
mlnilter, only one of which, of twelve liut~s
- given entire, because x was merely to en-
clofs copies Of bis approximations 20 the
French Government.
Even The letters from Madfon 10 Arm
ifrong, were rarely given at large, whiif the
whole correspondence with Fngsand, who
was not taking or likely 10 take nany of our
Clips, was given entire.
After debating from the 23d 70 the a5ih
Nov. 10 fecret, on the private c-mmunitations
Of Jeferfon. the doors were opened, and t
appeared they had been al that time urged by
the federaliits 10 pnbTiih the documents, and
that the yeas aad nays had been taken feven
Rep.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16
I" SQUALLY"


The st violent papers OF the de-
mocra yarty, are constantly bawling
out The recall of Mr.. Pinckney, our
minister at London The partizans of
France in the y. States, know that the
conduct OF Bonaparte, and the French,
has been most outrageous towards this
country. They know the people have
read official documents on this subject,
and Wilt not blinded, feel Just resent
meht for the wrongs which have been
done to the ration. Hence, it is neces-
sary TOR the unprincipalIed ofthe party,
to endeavour to rouse the passions of
the public against England, and our
minister to the government of that
country. The Editor of the Baltimore
Wing, speaking of this subject, re-
marks
" TIE recal Of Pinekney so much de-
manded by the people, and so Justly
earned by that gentleman is not spoken
ofin the government paper,the Nation
al lntelligencer. Indeed,if Mr.. Madison
thinks, that Pinckney exercised" Dig
nitied moderation" in his mean, igno-
rant and objectionable diplomatic con-
duct the people may expostulate in
vain. They had better read the book
Of" Job" daily and prepare their whole
stock Of lorbearance."
From the discordant sentiments, used
in different democratic papers on the
conduct of the Executive of the u.
States, it would not be strange if they
should soon be at loggerneads among
themselves. 1t has been known that
harmony is not ruling genius in the
Cabinet. The Smiths and GalIatins
are far from being friends. 1t is to be
hoped the old proverb when certain
characters disagree, honest men obtain
their rights" will soon be verified.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16
Ebf 6a;rtte.
Thursday, July IL, 1910.

/" None but the brave deserve The FAN"
In Virginia, on the 9Th ult. duel
was fought between Mr.. Ro6erf Taylor
and Mr.. Nm Patten, the latter fell on
the Cd fire. 1t seems there was more
reason Tor this. fashionable murder, than
usual. Both paid their addresses to the
same lady, to obtain her hand it was,
they thought, necessary to put one out
of the way.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16

THE fublcrber hereby gives public notice
= to al concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himfelf the
trulf Of administrator on the eita'e of
CHARLES BUCHANAN,
Ia,e of Falmouth, in the county Of Cuu,ber-
land, mariner, dsceafed, by giving bond as
the law drects-He therefore requeit all per-
fors who are indebted TO the fad deceafeds
efts.e, 10 sake immediate payment; and
thofe who have any demands thereon, 10 ex-
hitit the fame TO
JSJ 9. CHARLES ATHERlcN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16
@arrteo,

At RIO de Janeyio, May IS, His Most
Serene Highness Don Pedro Carlos de Bom-
bon de Brsganca. Infant of Spain, to the Prin-
cess de Beva Donna Maria Teresa, daugh.
ter of the Prince Regent Of Portugal The
city and shipping were illuminated for three
nights. A grand display Of fire works took
place. $500 rockets were discharged at
once
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16

Il 40 luIt received al his ltOre, oppOiIte the
Maine Fire aud Marine Infurance Office,
Exsbarge (ate Fiihl Street, an extenfve aGort-
ment of freih
Ssa(0nable Fancy g Staple Goods,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Real fuperfine black, navy blue, fashionable
mix'd, brown, corbeau, bottle, drab, and
fcarlet Broadcoths,
Common all colours and qualities do.
Super6ne and common black, drab, mix'd
blue, buff and white Caihmeres,
Serges,
Peiefe Cloths, fuitabIe for gsnllemen's fun
mer wear,
Black elk Florentine Vefing,
Fashionable London do. new Ell lille Of figures,
White MerieI!!es do. white Jaine,
A London printed Cambrics,
Fashionable iuperfine and common Gnghams,
Fine and common Cacoes
hue Nankins, hrlt quality yellow do.
Warrington Stripes,
Grandurils, plain and twille,
Nankins cotton Cafiimeres, .
Patent Buff Nah kins,
Gentlemen's mix'd and white cotton Hofe,
ladies' black, white, and Hate do
dies and gentemens blk and white FIX do
P4rsiolls,
Silk and cotton Umb-.ias, very good,
Black and other colou-ei F;orences,
Back Sinchaws do. India Sarlnetts,
DITTO India S3t,ins black Canton Grapes,
fsck Italian Grapes.
Brown Hollands and Piatilas,
fahonable git and pla'ed coat sad ven
Buttons,
imperial Fix ditto,
Bet Engiih fewing Silk and TwiR,
Linen Threads Cotton Balls,
Fans; Hair Ribbonds,
great variety of india Co,toos,
and "A Linens,
fine and common linen Cambrics,
D'if'ih ShirIings, OF very good fabric,
Isnoric and common Dicities,
great variety of fancy Mlilins,
COX, LeBc, and cambric do.
isIoourd and common Armlets,
Fancy Scarfs and Shawls; Slrinetts,
Ladies long Line tx Cloves,
sseayer, kid, aud Yorktan habit DO.
Mems bearer, doe 1in, dog Kin, and waih
lea her do.
Saadanna. black fix. Aagg, and fancy fix
handkerchief,
lotion, Bandanns, Madraf-, and Pulicat do.
"ni'e cambric Hkfs cotton shswls,
= 4 and S white Gotten Cambrics,
o ex and other ccoloured do.
Woo olive and black Velvets,
I'm mon Vevets and Cords,
Snezp cambric and muffin Shawls,
1reen Luilring; fix Shawts Bombazetts,
"ndooars Shailonns; Ratinetts,
: factory Cations do. Stripes do. Ticking,
~, and Derry Diapers cotton dan'aik d.
-rauskaoucks nd Towels,
nSngiih and India Checks; co,erain Cottons,
n,aek ani white guckrams,
y meob's patens S.fpenders.
,. <, cotton, doe ikn. and Morocco do.
>sine b'i'snnIes black and white Milliue,te,
eo'onf'd Threads rabby velve.s,
3'@anes' India Calicoss-
Wilh great variety Of her articles
- 90 Which vii. be il'd on he .<ry heGt
"'' JSrs I.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16
UPHOLSTERY.


Cor6lting of Fringe,, Lace. and Taffels !;
Carpet Binding; Sofas Rafy and Lolling
Chairs Hair, Mos and other Mat;raGes, of
all fizes and prices; Cotton Bedticking, very
low priced frf quality of Live Geefe and
common FEATHERS. Feather Beds made
and filled at the fortefl notice, warranted TO
be good bIo--A large ahortment of Coach
and Chaife LACES, at factory prices; Wor-
fed of different colors: few peices of
BROWN HOLLAND.
Mo--Gilt and Mahogany framed LOOKING
GLAssrs-Drefsing ditto-which will be sold
aslow as at the mandatory.
MILITARY GOODS,
ConIfing Of FLYER plate and gilt Cut and
Thrult Swords gold AID FLYER Epaulets Of
all patterns-Epaulets with counter Straps
gold and FLYER Cerd-Ba and Tafels--
long and fhort fix and worried Safhes-
Plumes of all patterns and prices.
Liks10ge-A quantity of HARNESS
LEATHER.
N B.-The Upholfry BuIinefs attended to
as ulual, with punttuabty.
Portland, June IS, 1910. 6w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16

but so we 60 on--there is one comfort left,
that is, when things get to the worst, anv
change must be for the better & if at last
we should chance to get out of the scrape
with our independence preserved, we may
well exclaim with FalIstaff, " honour comes
unlocked for, and there's an end ont"
(Alerandyia paper 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16
EPIGRAM.

/" FRAILTy, thy name is WoMA a-''-Sias'ry
HFRAILTy's name is Wonanss self,
A name which Nature gave.
Sure Man must be the qseaker elf.
4 Still to be Fyaiiyss SLAVE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16
miscellaneous SfIeftions.

The Mezv.fork Evening Post contains re-
port, that the French Ambassador, at the
time of Mr.. Erskine's settlement, wrote an
lnsolent note to Secretary Smith that the
latter did not break off all intercourse, but
had il limited to Gen. Turreau, that he could
not answer letter couched in such terms,
it was too harsh for gentleman Upon
which it was Withdrawn and another writ
ten.
What has become of " our lives, our for
tunes and our sacred honours" resolutions /?
all mute as fish No burning Of gin upon
Gallows- Hill, no town or county meetings !;
no threats Of tar and feathers-the whole
ssupenuous robbery Of Bonaparte, has not
created SO great a sensation, as tho pitiiul
affair OF captain Simpson at Charleston ;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16
SEAMEN'S CLO4THJNG.

He iells on comm;iIion every article of
Mariners Cloathing, at the very loweft pri-
oes, and will have on hand conlfant and
full fuPply, fuited to the feaions.
Mar Il. 1910 m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-16
MILHART GOODS.
EDWARD HOWE.

UpboIRyey, No. /, Taeomb, Buiiiiag,
OFFERS for fale, a complete aGortment of
tie moi fashionable PAPER HANG
lNGS and BORDERS, which will be fold al