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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-20
NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 90.
From the Coffee House Bosks.

The Felucca Kingston, in which Brown went
0ii, was taken by vessel No IS Command.
eddy Mr.. VIM. Car'er) few hours aftt: she
had landed Brown at Montego Bay Mr. Car
ter put Prize Msste? on board and sent her for
TINS place she is now at the English Turn
watson tue captain, was taken on board IS, and
promised 10 conduct MIR Carter to the sno, ,rb,re
he landed Brown and bis money, and there
IS little doubt we shall see him here IN few davs
ID. PORTER
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-20
NATIONAL FINANCES.

There never was aperiod ia the history of the
country, when the subject Of Finance was more
interesting than at present. The taxes come
home to the business and bosom Of every tan ;
there is not one class in society to which their IA
indications Dc not extend and it is probable to
the pressure ct taxation, and the arrangement of
our financial SYSTEM, that our invc,srate enemy.
Napoleon, chiefly looks forward as his best al
lies. The income and expenditure of the coun-
Try are subjects interesting az all times but par
t,cuiariy at the present; and we therefore pro
pose 10 lay before our readers a concise view of
our Finances for the year ending the S,h Janua-
ny 1899, the full details Of which were ordered.
Day the House of Commons, 70 be printed in
March last
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-20

Jackson's cor. az Is not more a,rocious.
nan I, Is .tVH n must be edmlrably well
4" "isu 3" q Pi ms'c Fmssse | never saw All
MSlii 50 cmci0iy W pt W. rs his TO our e..
Eminent. II places most conpleteir in the pow.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-20

DUEL soas joaght on The 1Oh ipst befyo.en
Captain Goydon, Of the United STATES N,.ry and
C. Hanson one offde Ei,,o,S of III. Balt;a,l9rc
Fedr'n Fep"'nc1p- in uhich The fsrmer sgas
goNsa.S, q q kelIsvea naortalLy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-20

,. Much less js he o5le 70 lay up any thing 70,
hiS CGI dge, or hIs Child en-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-20

" We have received>o many complaints about
TIC non receipt Of our papers at ai.,sn, POST
Offices, though actually received at those OF
ces' sc taAt We cann,t refuse place to the
following Suis:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-20

OIiCE The Coparincrshig fFtzg4r,Id
i and V'ugian will dissolve oy rutnsl con-
sent on the Sist dsy If Dece mb-r cnsuine-AlI
persons having claims are desired 20 calI for paw
men;, and those indebted ~ bond, note or open
account are mos earnc st'y solicit d 10 dschsrre
the same, as circumstances rend - il ,l,s.IiItttv
nd mdispensaby nccessar, thm ali the '.sns &C.
ions ct the concern be hquId.tcd W IN rs Et,le
delay IS possible
Those persons vet indebted 20 the old concern
OF Henderson and Fitzgerald. are also d. sired O
discharge their respective balances mmsdi.t,.v.
as longer induige.,c. Carrot te given
TAA5ES HFNDErSDE
POBLlJ FIlZGEH I'D.
ASA VfLGHgN
NOttnWaY County. kuu q 1 L.. L. IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-20

THE Subscriber pfl,,s FOR SAL ti,s FL Nv.
1A1ION whereOn he Ne, ID, si4ss. -r
No,towsy courthouse, containing 3O6 .-. IN
kind in Excellent order.
Also, 800 s-t's, by An old ur,cy. on H., wa.
tcrs OF Little Nottoway rivsr, sb3u 6 o. 10 lis
IRON TIE cou'thouse, one uIf D. .hi.i on
cleared and covere' viii * .t... limb e
almost every hescd lion, aud ;4e pi.ntstiou m
good order for crop NJ
ROBERT FIrZG.R d.
Decenbe' I6 ia
MOTTO. -"u y.f,,l,. 8. wig clstins ae.i No.
- the 9 tta H'bcu Fi,i.e d.r,i .rs
r ~. s'ed to osieg linen properly suth mt =, "
vat they nay ,r,eive p.ym,nt r.U US .,.r.o
nt'mcl to tf'r sd setce .rr r.qr seq m. y,
immediate p3o,eI., oWerVise t.ir DO dc =
., tistci court TO
JOHN FHHtNs aid)
-, JANE biaFez.D,5 A@'h''s.
IeDrico, l3nI.ry Is. w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-20

@ We haer commenced in th;a t7per, tie speech
Of y@h@ fPp's FSq m The II Il { Of rebresen.
tafUrs o" The HesO!uoIs af ", G.k=s-it IS xvor-
thy Of perasat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-20

~ No Northern Papers, by yesterdays Nor
them mail
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-20

I'm DOLLARS RE \ ARD -s,olen from
my table on he night If the - il instant,
a SoRR1L HORSE Ii had on ms forehead
star ana mp bon tail his lei; mud foot
white to the toolock The sight st one # his
eyes is also im9 a;sed l. may nn, be am IN
state. that 1t is the same horse 1 have II ~ M
the habit CT riding some RS in tn. c.;y
I,HES CEEENHOV.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-09

! M. >ehsssn iroM Che COMMITTEES 81
claims reported "a bill for the reliefof -
izabeth Hamilton" This bin allows Mn
Hamilton the amount of Eve years full PAY
|; Of her late husband Referred to conn
mittee of the whole tomorrow. Mr.. Reos
agreeably to his declaration opposed the
bill at every step. He cried nc! no! to
the questions to rsaa and refer the bill. !
Mr. Mamford presented the petition OF
Eugene de Leitensdorfer, who served un.
der gen. Eaton at Tripoli, to enable him to
maintain him.elf in this country. Refer.
red to the committee of claims.
On motion Of Mr. Clay the unfinished
business of yesterday was taken ap-The
one hundred thousand militia bill.
The house went through the amendments
OF de committee Of the whole, and agreed
to them. 49,.
Mr.. Kdn Horne renewed his motion to
strike out the words beyond seas, which
would alter the substance of the bill, and
prevent this corps from being marched out
Of the United States. ....
THIS produced long debate, Messrs.
Livermore, Dana, and Van Home spoke in
favor of striking out. Messrs. Ross and
Holland were against it.
A, half past two the question on striking
out was taken BY ayes and noes and lost
Ayes AZ Noes 70.
Mr.. Pierson moved to amend the fourth
section of the bill, which states the en-
gagement to be entered into, by adding
the following words, which engagement
shall expressly state the liability to be taken
on service sultAeut the limits 81 Jurisdiction
efthe u. States, not beyond seas.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-09
To- The fourth and laft Alex-
andr'a Dancing Assembly, for
this season, will take place at
Brooks Hotel, this evening.
March 9.
TO RENT.
TO RENT.

THE subscriber will rent the house on
Fairfax street, Alexandra, now occupied by
Mrs. S. Nichols, for 200 dollars year, pay
able nalf yearly, and give possession on the
lst Of May.
He will rent the property commonly called
Jopes's Point. the marsh and adjacent bills,
or any part of them; or he will sell any part
of them, on a credit Of one, two and three
years-Fer his land en- Fairfax and Franklin
streets, he will take one third OF the assessed
value. He offers for sale valuable GR1SI
MILL on Goose Greek, IN the county Of
Loudoun, iva.) within half mile of the old
turnpike road leading to Alexandria, and a.
bout coo acres Of Land adjoining the Mill,
great part of which is well covered with tim
Der.
Leesburgh, LonnSoun County, g..
March /.
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For Sale or Rent,
r T u / T I Q N. :

MRS. EDMoNDS, respectfully informs
tho public, she proposes, on Monday, tho
second day.of april, toopeh School Tor The
tuition ofyoung ladies, in Prince street, three
doors above the late Col. Hooe's: and kill
teach, with the aid Of proper assistants, ihs
following branches, viz. Reading, Wiring,
Arithmetic ana English Grammar, Drawing,
Painting in inks and colofs, on satin, tifsa.
ny, &c. &C. and dresses in durable ink. Ems
broidery in cbenilles, gold, silver and silk.
Maps wrought in do Print work in 6garea,
or landscapes Tambour, and Needle wo'h
plain and fanciGul. fringe, and Netting, in
aliits voriety. e. ~-
BY a earefui, unremiftea and equal atom
ton to her school, she hopes to merit part
Of the public's patronage. Ks
o. B. g.rs -, 80
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-09
IMPORTANT.

altoona, Novembcr so. 1909.
The importation into this city (thro' the
French custom. houses) or American mer-
rhandize arrived at Tonningen and Kiei,
and also of some articles imported from
Hanover and Holstein, has suddenly ceased.
On the ssth of November, courier arriv-
ed from Copenhagen, sent to the commits
sion of expectation Established ia this city
by his Danish majesty to verify the neutral
property Of every individual exporting
merchandise from the city, and to receive
the oath Of the exporter) to order, them not
soGrant any more certificates of experta-
ton for colonial produce and foreign man.
RlassnIsS, without even excepting the
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-09
THURSDAY March 8.

HURSDI Lk" Cb o.
Mr.. Crist laid the following resolution on
the table -,
Pesolued, by the Senate and House efRe-
bresen,atives, That the president OF the Sc
nate and the speaker OF the house OF repre-
.entatiyes do adjourn, and they are hereby
authorised to adj journ their respective nous
es on Monday the I'd Monday OF April
On motion of Mr.. Love, the committee
If the whole was discharged from the fur
Their consideration of the bill to amend the
charter of Alexandria.
Mr.. Teanings offered resolution to the
following effect: .,:.
Pesol0ed, That the committer OF Puoiie
lands be instructed TO enquire into the e1'
pediency of establishing new district toe
thsposing of the public lands OF the - D
in the territory Of Louisiana.
Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Love, the committee
of the whole was; discharged from the iur'
Their consideration Of the bill to amend inc
&C, for establishing turnpike road IN the
county of Alexandra, District OF Colum'
bia.
Onm motion Of M. Southard, the house
came TO a resolution to the following effect
Resolved, That the committee on 80
much of the message of the president a:
relates to the organization OF the militia OF
the United States, be instructed to enquire
whether any, and if any, what alterations
and amendments are necessary In the act or
acts of congress, relative to exemptions
from military duty, and to the general re-
turn, Of the militia, and that the committee
have leave to report BY bly, OF otherwise.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-09

SOOQs aIIsSu& lEom ZIG PfiZeS WHICH WSsS
condemned, or imported into Denmark be.
fore the war, and which since that time
have been declared free by the public aa-
skorities, after having undergone severe
exami nation, and been claimed by the
owners. The Danish troops have received
orders to send patroles to, the frontiers, to
prevent fraud and to put in forse the or
ders Of the CO nmission Of exportation.--
This measure will greatly affect the trade
OF America with Tonningen and Ciel. by
that means the Americans will be excluded
from the markets Of the continent for the
ports of Russia and Prussia are shut on &C
count Of the ice, and the merchandise i'm
ported into Denmark cannot he made use
of. ..-
In addition to the above mentioned or
der, an edict arrived the game day from the
Chancery Of Copenhagen, dated 2sth inst
which ordered the Commission to sequcster
all colonial produce and foreign nanutactur .
ed gesds imported during the last sic months
and to examine the property juridicaAy. In
consequence the merchants, under penalty
of military execution, hove been obliged to
give bonds, not to sell nor to permit their
goods to Leave their stores.
AS the government has pronounced SEN
tercs of DEATH against any enc trading
with England; as the laws are executed
with rigor and as all property arriving
here is strictly examined, there is reason to
believe that the second examination lately
ordered will furnish convincing proof, that
not even a foreigner has carried on in this
city trade prohibited by the government.
HAMBURcH, December I.
We have not received positive informa.
ton concerning the future organization OF
the uanse towns. The following are the
particulars deserving the most credit: The
Hans towns will be called the Uaited and
Free Imperial Cities they will be under
the protection of the emperor of France,
will furnish quota to the confederation OF
the Rhine (1soo infantry, besides cavalry,
and 200 artillery J: Their deputies will
assemble at certalA times, Tor the purpose
of consulting about their interests. These
cities can only have an ambassador at the
emperor's court the other powers can
only have consul at the Imperial Hanse.
towns.
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baltimore, March 6.
I-l..I E..s. Esaa.z~Ea In nIanI

Paris pa pers 10 January 9th, by the schr.
L'Advsnture, from L'Orient, are received
at N. York, containing London dates toDe-
c-mber %. They announce the arrival at
Falmouth Gath Dec. OF the British Pack
ct, with Mr.. Okely on board and medtion
the dismissal ot Mr.. Jackson by our govern
ment. No news of interest. Our cores.
pondtpts had not time to forward particu-
lars. L'Adventure was of Guadalupe |;
hut put into New York in distress.
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CongrsG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY, March 7.
coNcLupED.
Taken for the alexandria Gazette.

Taken for the alexandria Gazette
Several ether gentlemen spoke in favor
Of the bill, among whom were M-ssrs RISK
and Smile. The question on the amend
ment was taken and lost. Mr.. P'erssn
moved suudry other amendments, which
were rejected. The committee rose and
renor,rd the bill as amended. The houst
proceeded to consider the amendn ents, Bat
before any question was taken, All adjourn
ment was called for and carried.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-09
NIIdAND WUSJD.a

ladies' e GeMtlemen's Hair DryBex.
HAS commenced business ttis day, athis
i i shop on Fairfax street, opposite Mr..
Guy .atkinson's. from his experionee In
business, ob,aiRed by an rghf ars ahitren.
Heeshih in this town, he ilulters himself .thst
he will be able 10 please every peIsoc whess
good wishes for the prosperity tfa young
man may induce them to employ him.
February IS: d
" IN APPRENTICE will be taken, 10
the above business.
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SHIP IRaa NEWS:
N ef1
Port of alexandria.
SHIP

ARRIVED,
Brig Louisa, M'Namara, SO days from
Lisbon--salt-G George Slacum.
Left there schr. Amity, capt. Manlove.
Of and for Philadelphia, to sail in a days /;
ship Herald, capt. Dow, of do. time OF sail
ing uncertain.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-09

Now Landing
From sleop Mechanic, Captain Smith, and
for sale by
Faxo1. Metcalf & Co. f..
rs tons Plaster Paris
25 boxes Mould Candles
Is 90. Dipt DO.
90 barrels N. +. Rum
- barrels No. l Beef ID.
10 chests Young Hyson Tea.
ALSO ON HAND,
1000 reams Writing and Wrapping r.
per, aud general assortment Shoes.
February %: >esrw
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DiftriA of Columbia, to wit.

DiitriA of Columbia, to wit.
VN WHEREAS William Jones hath, BY
w his petition in writing, applied to
the honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one Of To
assistant Judges Of the circuit conrt Of 10
District Of Columbia, to be admitted to the BE-
nett of the act of Congress, for the relief OF
insolvent debtors within the district a6orssa:3
and has stated therein that he is in aetusa
confinement in the Jail of Alexandria county,
At the suit of John Wales, and being unable
to discharge the said claim, with others a.
cainst him, has offered to deliver up to
the use of his creditors, all his property,
real, personal and mixed--,Noffe Il therefore
riven, to the creditors Of the said William
Jones, that on Tuesday she 18th inst. between
the hours Of MAE and o'clock al. the game
day, At the court house in Aisxandtss, tho
oath of aninsolysnt debtor will be adpainister-
ed to the said VIM. Jones, and . trustee
appointed agrssably to thu said Get Of con-.
gress, unless easae Be then aud there shswn
TO the contrary. ~
By order Of the honorable Nicholas Fitz,
hugh one of the assistant judgssof ths circuit
court Of the District of Columns, this O.
day Of February, 1910. :
,',.- 6. Deneale, Es1
MaFshs: -
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PUBLIC SALE.

FOR SALE, on the premises, 10 the high.
est bidder, on The 10Th day of March next, IL
fair, ifnot the next fair day, that we'll known
MILL SAT OF the late MIR VIM. Adams,
deceased, with twenty five or thirty acres OF
Land adjoining, about seven or eight miles
from Alexandria the same from George
Town and Washington City. The seat may
be seen at any time by applying to Mr.. Wes-
ley Adams, living near the premises. Tho
title and terms will be made known on Tho
day Of sale. The sale to begin at ~ clock.
.WM. WATERS, Executor.
Fairfax. Feb. 81 March 81 eotwH;2tn
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publi.Saic.
The Hon, Secretary efWan 81.

THE subscriber, by virtue Of 1 decd 81
truss to him from, Mr.. H3lg2am Redksan, dxss
cd on the 10th day Of Noyemhes in The year
1908, for the purpose Of indem hilying Mr..
John Hopkins-will, on, FRIDAY, tlie syih
April next, at the hour Of .wslys O'Clock Oh
that day, II fair /, II not, on the next fair DIV
At the same hour, proceed TO sell. a the
courthouse, In Alexandria, q, public .sue,
ton, to the highest bidder, fer yealy raonsy
three thousand acres OF LAND, situate on
the left fork Of Big Sandy Creek, which
land was, ct the time al the grants lor The
same, 10 the county Of bionongalia; n The
STATE Of Virgins. Ily M
The above sraenoi lsni were granted III by
tbs stats Of Virgins, to John ALLISON Lytbres
several patents containing sxF,ectively ons
Thousand acres. and bearing date or'the first
day Of October, u 81, which Ind has, bscS
since ,dplys conveyed 10 NE fsAid !yvil,isn
Hodgson ~ deed dasd al of skysunt; 1890:
Edmund i Lee 7ssess. /.
Nsr. %, &C q = s, 3 q go =. ;esf,. "a
a - - = :.
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CongrsG efthstlnited States.
HOUSE or. REPRESENTATIVES,.
=. ~. ,FalDGr, Apriiao. !,
The Speaker laid before the house he fol
loving Letter, which was read :
.e.. iWashingsoa. april 10, 1910.

NH
.e.. i'Washingsoa. Apri! 10, 1910. p
AFTER a..sdiou, passage from New
: Orleans 1 arrived q, Baltimore on the 10th
instant, and reached this city the next day.
My absence has been necessarily. proTae,ed
by the selection of pspers from = mass Of
twenty yesfs'accumulation, for the establish
mens Of fact, TO refute the nultifarious and
diversified calumnies BY which have been
assailed. y
l now present myselfto the representa-. ::
tive body of,the >natiop, the guardiansot the,
public veal and the. protectors ofindiyfduat
rights, to express my earnest desire that they
may constitute some impartial tribunal
which may be governed with 'strictness by
the principles. Of the constitution and. the
laws of evidence, to investigate st,e conduct
of my whole:life, civil and milkary, where
by.justice may be done apd.my unexampled
persecution. be termiaated.
Il aver ray innocence Of shefcul offences
which are imputed to me and declare my a.
bility to support isbefore any unprecedented
court. Through you sir, | aspsal to my
country, and claim that right which is not
refusedto the most prcaigste-the right OF
confronting my accusrrs. The representa-.
ives of tn; peopls W In :, Lam P rsuadsd
suffer fellow.citizrn WHO nas been devos-
ed to the public sarv &c more than twenty
FIVE wars, and has nothing left him but
rss-s...y his IA
tive country,,o sue in vain far. justice.
The enclosed letter to the secretary Of
war was written anryior to the receipt OF
my notification of recall from command on
the mississippi, and will evince my readi-
ness and my desire for full investigation
of my conduct. ..-. n...- =
With perfect respect,
i have the honor to be,
Sir, .a..- ......
Wour obedient servant,
IA: WILKINSON.
The hon. 7. B. Varnum, Esq. a .,......
Speaker efthe house Of Representatives.
CaAmSia Spring,
.cOrtober, 1s, 1910.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-25

S1syiss, oshsEs without vassf Few hsvs
zee returned. and approximations are. felt
shas many are loss. III - y !.
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SIR, 49,. d.. ...... .... Ar- : -
HAVING received. inform ,ion that
certain imputations have been alledged a.
,gsinst me BY the late captain George Peter
aud certain subalterns in Office, which are
calculated to affect my character a. mill.
,ary officer, it is my earnest desire that
court of enquiry should be ordsrsdA,o exa-
mine into my conduct from the commence.
msns Of my military service, with injunc.
tons to rspor. an opinion. Or should my
enemas have been hardy enough to prefer
formal charges against me, which are deem.
ed worthy Of investigation, thst an arrss,
may ensus and a general court martial BE-
appointed for my trial. 81
In making this request ! am moved by Q
CONSCIOUSNESS. OF my integrity, BY q. sacred
regard 70 my character, and the self-ssn.
vie,on .ha. have served my country with
zeal and fidelity, and tina, I have never de.
eeived il disclsiming q. the same time oil
advantages 70 be, derived from any act or
clause Of limitation. ln
But as this has been the theatre of nv
command, generally, for eleven years past,
as my companions In service and the evi.
dencs OF my conduct, lmany of whom have
retired to the walks Of private life) are now
in this country, Il win be impossibls for me
to command 1t any distant point the ,es,i-
mony necessary to rebut the fiction. of
falsehoods of my enemies, Or 10 illustrate
my humble serviees a.. . public officer I
thesvfors hope the request may not be
deemed an unreasonable one, tha, abe en-
auiry or court martial shouid BE held az
some military post within. this territory |,
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ne mare pAftierlaf z aihs ssn aip, body B
,the army Il here and a tuiiabts oouit al
10 lforul3d sith Jkors sSSvsnseiie.s to indil
lyiduais who ,msy scsanposs Il, aud the I'D
expenes te the .publis.g ,l.t ~
IA general s6irer 10 relieve me from COM
mand, and 70 pssside y Ahe enquiry, ui1
Be the only peSxpp necessary tclbe ord.rsj
out; aud, under The cirep,ns,anees, GAL
,,ermysslfuo gentleman in commission wild
deem this duty q hariship. FttF
With perfect respses, AsSEs
= j am, s.. ;5.
.,efrtf az II IA. WILKINSON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-14
New Stationary Office.


INFORMS the publick in general, and his friends
y IN particular, that he has opened q small assort-
ment of the most approved STATIONARY, COM
prislng, among other, the following articles, iz.
Paper--tooiscap, pot, letter, Gilt and black
edged, the various descriptions,
Quilts, from rs to 2S cents, per bunch;
Pocket Books, from SIS to S4 each;
Pcnknves, an assortment;
Backgammon Tables
Scales and Dvidcrs;
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax;
Sand Boxes, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Powder;
Shaving Soaps
Black Lead Pencils, SC. &c. &c.
Besides variety of articles too numerous 10 mcnto
.iLSO FOR sale,
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, for marking
L,nen, and constant supply of the celebrated three
slit metalick Steel pensaii which will be- sold at the
koston retailing prices.--CALI. AND SEE.
{ Exchange and Lottery oik,e)
= .il8, Thsnes-Street,
Newport, April 10th, 1909