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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-28
New Stationary Office.
JOSIAH c. SHA w,

INFORMS the publick in general, and his friends
Il in particular, that he has opened small
ment of the most approved STATIONARY, com
prising, among other, the following ar,ioles viz.
Paper-loolscap, pot, letter, gilt and black
edged, of the various descriptions;
QuilIs, from 75s 25 cents, per bunch,
Pocket Books, from S3 to S4 eachs
PenkRiyes, AN assortment
Backgammon Tables;
Scales and Dividers;
Ink STANDS, Scaling Wax;
Sand BOXES, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Powders
Shaving soaps
Black Lead Pencils, &c. &c. &c.
Besides variety ut articles numerous to mentio
also, FOR SHE,
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, for marking
Linen, and constant supply Of the celebrated three
slit metack Steel Pens.il which will be sold at the
Boston retailing prices.--CALI. AND SEE.
Exclsynge and Lottery ORice1
No. 1i6, Thames-Street,
Nowpors, April 10th, 1910 }
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TO BE LET,

THAT pleasantly situated HOUSE
i No. IL, Prospect Hill, formerly occupied b,
capt. JosEPH BAxEa, Said House contains sve'y
necessary accommodation wei of good water, gar.
der, &c. &c. For farther partcniars, apply 10
Oct.31. JO>SDPH BRICc .
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S'inPiif.N DIBLOlS,
ryFoRUs HIS CUSTOMERS xED

TIE PUBL rex,
HAT he has received per the Monrhesfer
Packet from Lsrsrpoel, via w-York, n genef-
al assortment Of HARDWARE GOODS, which are
Of the best quality, and which he will dispose Of Il
wholesale aud retail, rs low or lower than can b,
purchased in America
--.7mongst which are the jeAowing-
Morocco and BUT col cry description
CURED Tea Trays, Of A few pair of legspt
every size. Looking Classes, &c /,
Tea Cadees, Bottle stands ALSO
with and without pis- quantity Of WOOLEN
ted rims; GOODS
Snuiier Trays, Brosdclothss
Elegant Brttania Tea Plains
Pots Of the newest Sergcs,
fashlons Co4tings, So.
Knives and Forks Of ev-
Which he will selI by the piece Or single yard, at
reduced prices.
Newport, November IL, 1910. 49,
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DANIEL SHELDON,

d RESPECTFULLY informs his friends, that he
~ has on hand
A quantity Of excellent cedar Clapbosrds,
cedar Shingles pine Shingles, Boards, Plank,
Joist, SEC. &c.
Which he vii! eel cheap. Il b, sisnd On sHER-
xURNIs Wharf. ssss IS.
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CAL AND SEE.


IL rs just received. and offers for sale
i i Oh the most liberal terms at his new Station
sry Office, No. liz, 1han9s-sireet,
A complete and e,cgant Assortment OF
Legal, Commercial, and Noiaral Blanks, printed on
superiour Paper, and the first style of the Printing
Art--among which are the following, viz:
Deeds. Bills of Sale.
Powers of Attorney, Shipping Papers,
Declarations on Promis- Cossters' Nanifests,
sary Notes, Bank Checks on the
Do on Book Accounts, Banks In .Newport,
kdentures, Bills Of Exchange,
Bills Of Ladng, Seaman's Journals, &c.
.aiso--Just received an Assortment Of Penknives
Af various prices, from IS to 100 cents. STATION
AIRY as usual.
Managers Lists Of the fortunate Numbers in the
9Th Class Of Hafeid Bridge Lottery, may be seen at
W,is Office.
ErsAang: and Lo-te'y oFee, June q.
No. l81 Thames -stret,
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English, French, Dutch. Thresd, six and cotton
sndSpanish real super Lsces.
fine Il common Broad Red, white, black, yellow
cloths. and green Flsnnrl&
BlAok, blue, drsb, fawn, Double and angle nilled
brown, and green SUI Bszes.
pei hIe and common An assortment of the most
C.ssimeres elegant plain and fgur-
Costngs, Plains, and For cd MusliDs.
est Cloths. Lace spid,r-net do.
Common and super6ne "a and common cotton
VcIvc.s. Shaws.
Elegant Vest Patterns, of silk HanGkerchiefs.
the newest style. Ribbons, Thrc ads, Tzpss
Ia, l0-4, 9-4 and g. Gentlemen aud ladies
h Blankets. Gloves.
Lsnb's wool snd worsted ! India Co,tons.
ffosfSry, vsiious SotS s-ssp<ude a.essa
Duihls and Fcarnougks.j Bieck Crape6. 49, !. 4
Superfne and common Feiiets.
Stockng-Net. SbaliooDs.
Furni,ures SnperfDe & Tamrics.
common Calicocs D.mltics&
Blue, green, tirab, brown silk V,vets
and fawn Eomtazslts. Rack Iutcstringss
Wildborcs. hspusoipc coat and vest
Imperial Cords. Buttons.
Ladies and gentlemsn's India black Satins.
silk and cotton Hose. Black and white Wire.
hrting Cottons. With number Of other
. nous, Linen and cot articles, too numerous
Citon Checks. for ansd,crtisement
The publick may be assured, hat Tie above
DIS, shall be sold lower than at any other store in
he State. Nov. z.
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GROCE ERtES,

by wholesale and retail.
] A s q N 5 7 K 4 & i T.,
NFFERS for sale. at the Stsre on Bansisfe,'s
~ HharE formerly occupied by Messrs. J. & II
oAHoosR,
IL general assortment Of Groceries,
,HrocLerv SS Glass Ware &c &c consisting Of
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40. 80, 1hames-Ssr
Offers for sale, as low can be purchased at any
store in the State,
A General assortment OF Fashionable and Fancy
"A Goods--an,sng ,shich are the folio~isg--
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W .rrsnted and common spoons, marrow, mus
English and Geneva tard md salt do Su-
Watches; gar Tongs, sciss sOrs and
Gilt and mahogany frams pincushion Chains, sil-
Looking Glasses; Yer Penvil-Cases, SILVER
Brass Hsndrons, Shosels Thlmbes, plated Cas-
and Tongs tors, Sugar-l loIs $, Can
Brsss Candlestcks. Glesucks and Spurs
BaIrANSlA WARs, viz. COLD AND JEwELRy
Tea-Pots Sugar-Bowls, WARK, VIZ Mcdaiions,
Creapi-pol, Table anc Lockets, Bleast-Pns,
Tea spoons; plain, topaz and pearl
CUTLERY, viz. Knives i set, Finger knl.s a''d
Forks, Jscknives, Pen-l gold ard hlagres Ear
knives kazors, Scissors kngs,o cscry dcscrip-
Shutters and Trsys; ton. Bracelets OF elas-
Portable Wnti.rs Desks; tick plain hairwork,
Backg gamnon Tables; gold Necklaces, gold
Flute, Flies aud tioinls WaAch-ClaiGs, Seals x
Hunting Apparatus, OF Keys, elegant corncan
every descriptions; Keys, SCI in gold, gold
Patent and common Sus- Epeulets;
penders, Ladies' and gentlemens
Reeves Colours, different Pocketbonks Purses,
sizes; of every description;
SILVER Ann PLATED Fancy s. common Neck
WAsK-siiyer Cream laccs, of every kind;
Pots, Soup and Gravl " sth IN extensive variety
LADIES', Tea and Table Of Fame, Goods
Watches, of every description, cleaned and repaired
with accuracy and warranted.
Jewelry and Silver Ware, Of all kinds, manufactured
and repaired.
Hair Work and Gold Cyphers neatly executed.
Silver are and Gold Necklaces warranted good, or
the money returned
e. Cash, ard the highest price given for old Gold
and Silver
.Nescbors, .Nsp. 7, 1910.
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ALso,-250 VI. Shingles, with quantity q
Boards and Lsths, of the FIRST quality.
q The highes, price given for old Copper
Brass, Lead, Iron, Rags
Newport, July 1e. 1910.
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GROCERIES
NJ WRoLEaLE3 = RETAIL,
VILLA IA VIII ~ F.,

fers for sale, at the store, on Lsnywhcr formerly
occupied by the Prcgrssmue Company, No ii.
4 General Assortment of Grocery, Cro;kery, and
Glass Ware. 9c.-coNsIsrINC or
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PRtv TIN q,

PRtNT1NC,
IL all It's variety executed v'itb clrgmee and dies
: patch. sps On os shsApses usss poSutis, at tbe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-28

EOK StLt., by the subscribcF, a val
= liable FARM, very pleasantly situated in the
town OF M'ddle;own, about niles from Newport,
adjoining the river, on the east side o&he .sIand,
where there is good fishing and fowIng, asd near to
the beach, aHording plenty Of manure. The Rarm
good Dwelling House and Out buildings. fenced viii
WALL we'll watered, and IN Orchard thereon Of
The beat grated fruit trees, just coming te msnr,,
For terms, apply to the scbscriber on The prcnr.es
WILLIAM TA(sGART.
Middle;own, Nov. Z, 1910 %
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NEWPORT, RI.
Printed aud Published on Uednesdays, ~
WILLIAM SiMONS,
No. Is, -shA-Streea

TERMS
The paper is printed once = week, at 3 dollars
year, one half in advance.
Advertisements picuously inserted, at the rate
a dollar and 50 cents square, for three weeks
smaller ones in the same proportion.
PrAting, in all its variety, executed with accuracy
aad despatch. Orders respectfully sohcnted
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The above articles will be sold on reasona-
DC trcu,s for cash. June IL.
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ON Card.sr's Wharf, sixteen thousand C0NNEC.
- TlCUT BRICKS, of the best quality. Enq.ire 0.
WrA Gardser, ca said Wharf. sent ~.
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The pubIick may be assuredN' hat lhc above
DIS, shall be sold lower than at any other store in
be State. Nov. z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-28
NEW GOODS.
Jlst received from Boston, Gsd nsw ready for sai, BY
JAMES MUMfOKD.

.M No 88, 7hamcs-S,ree,,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-17
Forty Dollars Resuesd.

; "
m AN AWAY from the subscriber, ON tne
IN 10th Of December last negro DAM
EL--he i: 90 years old, S fssrio or ifiaeh-
es high, tolerably black, high cheek bones ne
had an opening between his Trent teeth nav
ing the appearance Of one lost, remark anie
round shoulders and slender waist--iie Is by
profession Baftist, has lossIDuch OF has re-
ligion, andi is fond Attacking on that subject
he has appeared to be very unwell tor two or
three years past and has done nothing: be-
fore that time he was a good hand fo;Put up
post and railfsnce, and ditching, which ne
no doubt will engage in shopld be get . DIS
lance flom home--he is good at all kinds Of
plantation ,Eork. 1t is belieyof he is stiH IN
inc neighborhood of Alexandris where lie has
a wife, and is harbored by the negroes be-
longing, or who have lately belonged 10 the
estate Of Benjamin DalAny, Esq and their
connections. ~ .,.-.,..s,s -
Twill give the above reward it secured m
Jail so that get him again, anil all reasonable
expenses if brought home.
John Dulin,
-May7, -. r<s-..s 2aw Lit
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TO HIRE.
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber, after . lapse Of time
necessarily consumed in the prepara-
ton Of his house, respectfully announces to
the citizens of Alexandria, as well % the
community at large, that he has taken for q
term Of years that noted and eligible estab-
lishfnent known by the name OF the CITY
HOTEL, and once occupied By Mr.. Gadsby,
whose distinguished abilities as Publican
gave il an eclai which. the subscriber hopes
70 preserve BY his unremitted exertions in
aiFording % al those who may confer on him
die favor oftheir patronage, genteei and COM
Portable recommendations. The subscriber
deems il unnecessary 70 indicate the multi
pliciiy of eenveniences attached to the City
Hotel, and viii only submit . description 10
that portion Of travellers who have % gene
rally astessed its numerous advantages.
{ James Brook.
February a. law
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Public Sale.

NY virtue Of deed Of trust from Mr. T5sk-
iiass Hoagsoa 10 the subscribers, 70 secure
the payment ola debt to the Bank OF Alex.
andria, will be exposed to Auction. on the
premises on Wedresday the .soiA dog g,
Nay, eHIsIings ~
One Lot situate on Prince
street, in the town Of alexandra, fronting
thereon so feet, running thence westwarIly
about ss feet, thence rastwardly a. feet,
thence southwardly "a feet thence west.
wardly about "a feet, thence southwardly to
the beginning about-6A feet. ON this lot is
an excellent three story brick house with ex-
eBsive and commodious brick back build
ngs, in the occupation Of John Hopkins,
esquire. TheIo~er- nnsirt contains large
store, compiling house and cellars. Thus
property Is well ssi:ed to the accommodation
OF family and the carrying on of an exten-
s;ve business. -.
One other Lot adjoining the
above, fronting on Prince street about thirty
four feet, and extending northwardly sixty
four feet. On this lot Is an excellent frame
warehouse, with back buildings, ant>a cell
lar under the whole. This property is we'll
suited to an extensive wet goods business.
One other Lot on Water street
to the north oc and adjoining 4 feet alley,
at tho end of Messrs Faxon and Co.'S store
fronting thereon - feet and extending west
wardly to the rear of the two before mention
ed lots 60 feet. On this lot, in front, is
shed warehouse 20 by 20, and on the back
stable Of about / s by 90
A credit of 9, Is and 81 months will be
given for notes negotiable at the hank of
.Ale~andria with approved endorsers, carry
ing interest from The date. A lien will be
required on the property to secure the pay
ment Of the purchase money.
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
April l7-ls. cots
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April a..
FOR SALE,

A valuable new MERCHANT MILL, in
complete repair, with two pair Of French
burrf for wheat and one pair OF Ahegany
s,ooss for corn. THERE'S machinery OF G.
verv description for conveying the wheat
into the waggon and from the packing with
. yery small portion of manual labor. 1t
NAV he tended with less than half the labor
in common mills. II is situate on the main
tnrnnike road leading from Ashby's Gap TO
Alexandra, on good stream Of water as q.
rv in the parts. 1t is capable Of making 50
hsrrels Of flour every twenty four hours g.
II il also expected the new paved road will
come directly by 1t, which will make the
carriage Of 4lour 70 Alexandria short, cheap
aI Anv per.oh wishing 70 purchase will do
well 20 make immediate application, as POS
session viii be given the 6rst OF July. Iii.
uresumed that any person wishing to par.
chase would want to see the premises where
Aha terms win BE- made known BY
Joseph Hatcher.
= .ea OR -, y
SAMUEL Hatcher,
Near Leesbury.
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zEeE5 Werm,dsieroyiing Lozenges.

This medicine is superior to any yer Of
!, fered 90 the public, being innocent and mild
certain and efEicacious in its operations
Should no worms exist in the body, 1t will
T. without pain or gripping, cleanse the sto-
mach and bowels Of whatereris foul or offef-
. siVe, and thereby prevent the production OF
worms andmany fatal disorders.
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ORIGINAL
HMIL1lNEDEcINES,
Prepared 81 RICHARD Lees SON,

Prepared b, RICHARD bEE"& SON.
Hgve beenin high estimation and general
use throughout the Unired States, for up
wards Of ten PEARS. And, it Is no incOnsi-
derabIe evidence Of their,n tiIity, that during
!, the above period, numerous limitations of e.
very.Astielss the productions ofigncrance and
!, experience, urged by envy and pennry, have
been mtPuded on IKE public seen for day,
and then speEiShed! Others now succeed
them, which mike manner ara fastdescend.
ingto the tomb ef the Capulsts; while QUA
remedies become more generally used, and
acquire daily accession of deserved celsbri'
q.
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May Z.
h o Il &c e.

aLL persons indebted TO the estate Of MIR.
lillian Hodgsou, by bond, note, open &C
count, or in any other manner, arc hereby
required to make payment to the subscriber,
and all those having claims on. the said ,es-
tate, are required to deliver in tho same du-
~ authenticated to
John Mlver, 1rg2se.
May I 2aWSW
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May g..
PUBLIC SALE.

TN compliance with deed OF trust to that
subscriber, TO secure the payment OF
cum of money, will be exposed to sale Of
their respective premises, for ready money,
on Wednesday tho 2Sd day of May next, a
niece Of GROUND lying on the cas-, sida
Of washington street and 10 the northware
&c Cameron street, extending on Washing
ton street 20 feet and running back 81 feet.
Also, one other piece of GROUND adjoiR-
inc thereto, extending on Washington street
Is teet to ten foot alley, and running back
also 81 feet. On these pieces OF ground
Is erected small frame dwelling house.
James Keith.
April %. Jaw
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FOR RENT

v..u.atyK DWELLING HOUSE in which
row reside, at the corner Of Fairfax
- or.e0 ssreess-The Ware-House part
- ssneroent Il shall retain the nee Of.
70 good senart II win be lot az very mo
.derase rent. Possession may Do lSaa IN Two
.Suthbert Powell.
90
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Notice is hereby given,

THAT application win be made to the
'rrenanrer of the Little River. Turnpike
Company, for a renewal ofthree Certificates
IF Shares in said Company, numbered lsS'
Seo. and l6I-slost or mislaid (which Ger
.ti6cs.es we're originally issued in the name
az David StsNsrs, Esq. .s s,s
= George Carter.
A..:,at. 4 law4W
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E LEWIS

E LEWIS ....
HAS JUST REcEIvED,
4 handsome assortment Of Fashion,
able STRAW BONNE7S.
ALSO,
Figured Silks and Satins, and
a variety Of articles in the MILLINERY
LINE.
~. She intends removing her store in a
few " eeks to her dwelling house, a short dis
lance from King street, and nearly opposite
MIR. Ambrose Vases warehouse.
Mays eo''
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EExer.

A certain remedy for cslds, coughs, astA-
mas, and particularly the whooping cough
50 destructive 10 children. @
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TO LET.

THAT valuable stand for wet or dry goo ds
on the corner Of King & Washington streets
Possession will be given in. one or three
months. and il y i'll be rented for one or three
Richard Lewis.
NAYS. eotf.
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Les EGence of MuRard,

So we'll known for the cure of rheuma'
ltisms, govt, palsy, sprains, Sc. &c.
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- T u I T 0 N.

" = y INs
Y@HE subscriber continues to teach the
/ French Language at his residence cor.
ner Of Prince and Royal streets. Ladies' and
gentlemen will be waited on at their places
Of abode at such hours as they may appoint
Terms OF tuition may be knownby Apply ing
10 him.
John Frignet.
NIB The French translated inIo English
tho English into FRENCH.
april
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.I.kE's Grand ReRordtiue.

Proved by long experience to be unequal
lied In the cure OF nervous disorders, con-
sumpliOns, lowness of spirits, inward weak
peSS, BIC.
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April "a.

TO- Came to my plantation about
a month ago, small black sow, with
a long tail, ears not marked, will weigh
about one hundred pounds alive. The
owner is desired to prove properly, pay
Charges and take her away.
VIM. HARTsHoRNE.
.Strawbery- Hill, 5th mo. 8, 1910.
For Sals-A number of hogs of
different sizes and the best breed. ap-
DIV TO DGv,d Watkins or Vincent Taylor
on the premises. 1aw3ts
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Twenty Dollars Reward,
VIII! be paid to any person who will deliver
to me in Madison county,
Negro B / L l. Y,
VXTHO cloped on the oath of last month.
w He is likely fellow, about 80 years
Of age, feet eight or nine inches high, re-
mai kably straight, and has scar on one of
his checks, believe the left, occasioned by
cat he is cooper by trade, and served his
apprenticeship at the Occosuan Mills, and
was purchased some years ago by Mr.. Thos
Richards, Of Mrs. Waggoner. who lived in
the neighborhood Of tina, place. He was seen
eight days ago on his way to Alexandria,
where he said he was going to get employ
ment. / think it highly probably he may be
found in the neighborheod Of the above Mill
John B. Nooe.
April2s. 2aw
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Lees Anti- Bilious Pills,

Lees Ank- Bilious Pills,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant EevcrS.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the Itch,
Whichis warranted an infaIllble remedy at
,One application.
hfGlGbGe Ague g FeUcr DROPS,
For the cureo agues, remittent, and in
aermittent feyers.
Lees Genuine PerfGn L0taOn,
Celebrdted for the cure of ring worms
setter, sc.
Lees Genuine Eye Water.
An cfFectual remedy for all diseases OF the
eyes.
TSOth-ache DROPS.
Which give immediate relief.
-, LkSs DameG LIP SaIue.
-RsRnatiUs Ponder for the 1fet"
end Gums.
The AaOdrns Eli*ir,
For the cure of every kind OF head-ach'
The TadiGn Vegetable Specific,
For the cure Of venereal complaints.
Those medicines having come into general
use, they are frequently purchased not only
NV Druggists, but BY country store keepers
20 sell aSain; in order that the purchasers
NAV DO con6dentthey have the original seHH
,:nr medicines; wherever they purchase they
have but to observe, that every araele :s OF me ne:
nature Of the prOprietors.
Michael Lee e Go.
a. ..-.. late Richard Lee and Son
vi. Sold, by appointment, at Nicholas
Hngs,on,s, Fairfax street, and at Robert
GraS's, bookseller, King street.
February iaWow ,
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y s., q ~ !. Sc, s
!
ssfit3 g


Now Landing
From ON board Slocp LYDIA, from Charles
90 bales Choice COTTON
10 casks new Rice, &
3 l;ags Carolina Ground. Nuts-and
400 Reeds Suitable Tor fishing rods, and
other purposes 4
IN STORE
20 barrels exccllcnt Apples
20 groce bottled Cider
ditto - Als~-and s
A general assortment shoes and Tr.h
as usual. VI