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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-20
CADIz, Feb. 9.

"With regard to the safety of this town,
have only to say. that it is placed be-
yond the enemy's reach. About 1000 sea-
men have landed to assist in the con-
struction of the works of defence, and we
have very little apprehension of the enc
my being able for considerable time TO
make anylmpressionsppon the place."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-20
DUO DE cADoREE
LONDON. March 2.

LONDON, March 2.
PriyAc advices from Cadiz of SO late a
date ash ne 14th of> Feb uary, nave been
received Dy mercanale houses of the first
rcspectablty at thst time the British
resniorcemears from Lasoon had arrived
,h "a eon AID nappy no., inc plass was
state OF defence, bat&hat Acre was every
probability OF tine garrison being shortly "a
bic to act on the offensive. The following
communications are from quarter ct the
highest respectabiiity -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-20
VIENNA, Feb. Is.

FItENAI Feb. I5s
a courier arrived here this morning
from PARIS, with the agreeable intelligence
of the signature of contrast of marriage
between the Enperor Napoleon and he's
imperial Highness the Archauchcss Ma.
ia Louisa. 1t is impossible to describe
he JOY TO which this new has given birth
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-20


own territories, bat also iG the ,countsies
under his inE,i. nee. LII the ports OF iIol-.
land, Spain, itaiv and Naples, A.ierican
vessels were seized, because the Ameri-
c.as had seixei French vessels. The a..
mericans Cannot hesitate as to the part
which h,y ought to take They cusnt either
TO break the act OF their Independence, aud
become again as before the revolution suo.
jects of England, or TO take such measures
that their Commercs and Industry may not
De fairfield by the English, which would
render them more dependent than Jamaica /,
which at least has an assembly of Repre-
sentatives and its privileges.
Mea without polity, without honour, s,
without energy, may well allege that they
! will submit TO pay the tribute imposed by
England because 1t is light, but without the
English feel that they would rather have
the principle admitted than increase the
tariff, bee ause, if this tribute, now light,
| should become indispensable, shose who mad
refused to fight for honour must then fight
! for int rest.
&c The undersigned frankly confess. that
france has every thing TO gain by giving
| the Americans good reception IN her
ports. Her commercial relations with ne u
| trails are advantageous to her, and she is
not in any manner jealous OF their prospe
rity.A Great. strong, and rich, she is sasis-
fed, VI In herr com merce, or that of neu-
| trails, her expectations give a suitable d..
velopement-t her agriculture aad manu-.
features.
IS 1t is scarceley thirty years since the
States of America became an independent
Government in the bosom of the new wor Id
at the price OF the blood of many immortal
men, VINO persisted on the fl Id of battle, in
order TO shake off the ieaden yoke of the
English Monarch. These generous men
were far from supposing, whsn they thus
sacrificed their, blood TOT the indepeu.
dence OF America, that a question would SO
soon arise. OF imposing ON 1t yoke heavi..
er than that which they had shaken eff, In
submitting its industry 10 the tariff OF Bri
fish legislation, and 10 the Oriers of Coun-
Gil OF 1SO7.
q" If then the American Minister will en-
ter into an engagement th.t American YES
sells shall not submit to the Orders OF the
English Council Of November 1907, nor to
any decres. of blockade, unless that block.
ade shall be real the undersigned is au.
thofssGa to conclude every species of con-
Notwithstanding TO renew the Treaty Of
Commerce with America, and in which
shall 5e arranged all the measures proper
to consolidate the comms rec and the pros.
perity of the Americans.
+" The unders gHed has thought it his
duty TO answer the verbal oversures OF the
American Minister by written note, in
order that the President of the u. States
| may better know the amlcabie intentions
OF France towards the United States, and
her favourable disposition TO american
| commerce,
Is gnsd) DUO DE CADOREE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-20

Since my letter of Sunday last 1000
British troops have arrived from L,soon, q
with the other rem!orcements expected,
the garrison Intends TO act on the often
slye Our forces will then exceed 30,O0J
regular troops. The enemy's army IN this
neighoournOod, as near as we Can collect,
IS as fellows :-25, 900 at Port st. Mary'o
undsr Joseph Bonaparte 10000 at San
Ldcar de Baramsda and 15,o in and a :,
ooul S,u.le."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-20
Paris, Feb. II.

At two o'clock this day the Senate
assembled, under the Presidency of
the Prince Arch Chancellor ofthe EN-.
pire, and adopted the following Sena..
tus Consultum
Title, First.-Of the Union of Rome
Mn to the Empire.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-20
LONDON, March z.

- LONDON, March 4,
1t is very currently reported, that the
negotiations which have Tor some time
u eli conducted by The Marquis Wellesley
and MIR. fiukDey, have happily terminated
IN an anaeable adjustment OF the differences
between this Country and th= u. States Of
America Ihe John Adams irigate has
oeen detained TO carry out the Treaty,
winch VIII not tie made publ c until Tia
fa:iiiSations are exchanged. 1t Is said that
he dispatches Of the Amer IN min.s,er are
20 be forwarded TO the trIgate to-mor-
row.
Twp Members of the Supreme Junta
has been arrested at Cadiz, u8der suspi-
ciof OF giving AFFIRMATION 10 tne enemy, and
dave oeen seq Ola board the Spanish fri :
Mails cfo HCadiz aud Lisbon arrived
yesterday5by Which we nave received &C..
counts from the forrnsr OF the 20th, anu
from the latter OF the Path ult. Wnen the
packet ieit Cadiz, the enemy had made no
attack npon that place, though they were
IN the vicinity Win a uumrfous force. Fort
st. Mary WAS ia Their possession aud they
were erecting batteries on each side o. the
coast. On tue I7th they made an attack
on the entrance Of the Isle OF Leon, with a
eJrps oil GOO but the Spauiards, assis-
ted by strong detachment OF brIsish ar
tiefy, put them u tue route. Admiral
Pufyis, wss in Cadiz Bay, with the Atlas.
Jealous, lhvia, ible, snf IrIumpn, OF "a
guns each, Usdaunteti$ and EfaaIon fri
gates, aud the Spanisii#ieet moored on the
outsde. With tue rekbrcements that had
Arrived from LISBON EndslG oraltar, the c..
~ vas considered iaa toicfs5.e STATE OF Sc
curly. oebasl'an,y as we have already
.ated, had possessed himself ct Malaga.
BY We Liscon n1h We fiud that con-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-10

nj OTICE-On the 9th day of December last,
~ a friend of the subscribers deposited let
ter with the Post Master at Yorktown, address.
ed 10 Mcssrs. Mcclure and Robertson, of Phla-
delphia, enclosing S Clio in bank notes, noted
below-The above erhaving been miscarried,
the several post masters in the United States are
requested to examine the letters remaining in
their Offices as dead letters, and if such letter
should be discovered, they are desired to forward
il to the place directed. 1t appears from the
books OF the post master at York Town, that
said letter was marked 40 cents.--A liberal re.
ward will be given to any person who will res
tore tue aforesaid letter with its contents, or give
such information as will lead to discovery, by
JOHN PATTERSON.
Matthews County, (Val Feb 3, 1910.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-10

Il LAS v. LACHAIZE, TAYLOR.--Res-
IL pcctiuliy informs the Ladies and Gentle
men of Richmond and its vicinity, that he has
commenced business in the house next to Mr..
Nelson's store, nlain-street, where ne hopes, by
assiduity and attention to all commands, to me-
rit share of public patronage.
- All orders executed after the newest and
neatest fashions.
January 10 2aw4w
N, d. Three or four good Workmen wanted,
to whom the highest wages will be given. APP
ply as above.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-10
MILITARY LANDS

IN THE STATE OF KENTUCKY.
No. 164-1200 acres on the Ohio, at the mouth
OF Delaware Creek.
No. SO4-1SSS acres on the Ohio, adjoining
The above, &c.
No. Sl7--1200 acres on Delaware creek, adoin.
s. ing James Curry, &c.
No. S19-1200 acres on said creek adjoining No.
sly, sc.
No. S94-l2O0 acres on Hunting creek adjoining
John Baytop, &c. 90
No. 54S-12oO acres adjoining WIN. Campbclps
entry, &c near the lands reserved
for a town on the Mississippi
These locations are specially made, copies of
which, together wild, copies of all the military
entries made below the Tennessee, certified by
the principal surveyor of the military lands are
in my possession. Ithas been stated to me that a
great portion of the above lands are of the first
Qualify; * that neck of land bounded by the Ten
| iessee river, the Ohio. the Mississippi and the
Tennessee line, has been generally represented
by those who have explored it, to possess superior
local advantages to any tract of equal extent in
the western country. The Indian claim to the
Lands in question is now about to be extinguish-
ed, commissioners being appointed for that pur
pose, when those lands will unquestionably be of
good value.
Also, 84f acres on the S. w. side OF the
Cumberland, one to two miles below the town OF
Eddyville-Ths tract fronts the river 438
poles, part of the low ground, which sextensiye,
Is heavily tIGi5erSd and from the quantity of
earth eaten by wild animals at the river bank and
| sundry places in the low ground, from my own
view and the opinion of others, it probably con-
tains as rich body of salt, any yet discovered
in the state of Kentucky.
Also, 4S9 1-G acres adjoining the back line of
the above. These tracts were patented in the
year 1857.
IN THE STATE OF OHIO.
1000 acres on Deer creek, about miles from
its mouth and about or 10 miles from the seat
OF government, includes an old Indian town, lies
600 poles on the creek, affords excellent mill
seat and number of never falling springs, per-
ha.,s from to 600 acres of low ground, part of
which is heavily timbered, part prairie, a consi-
derable portion of which is inclosed and under
cultivation, some timothy meadow, fruit trees
planted, and other improvements made. On the
high land are two large groves of sugar maple.
1000 acres of high land near Darby creek, a
bout three miles from the Sciota and perhaps Is
miles from the seat of governnent-This tract
lies extremely well, is covered with u heavy
growth Of oak, hickory, walnut, cherry, &c.
1900 acres on Mad river or its waters, entered
| second rate true description is shortly expect
ed
1888 LIS acres on Whiteoak creek, not far from
the Ohio, entered second rate. Its true descrip-
ton, together with that of two other small tracts
is also shortly expected.
am DESTROYS of selling the above lands alto
gether, or they will be sold separately for cash.
well secured bends or other negotiable paper, or
| part payment may be made IN lands below, or in
the adjoining counties above the blue ridge. The
terms will be made known by application to
ROBERT PORTERFIELD. &
Augusta County, (va.) Feb. 6. 2awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-10
Tor SALE. the following PRosxx77 IN

. a
< the Town Of Wsynesborough, viz:
The TAVERN occupied by William Brown
The House contains ten rooms and FIVE FIRE places,
with portico in front Large complete Store.
Hocse adjoining, u cellar under the whole, and
log kitchen on a lot opposite. stable 90 By 80
feet. The buildings (kitchen excepsei) are
frame, put up about 1--WE or six years: Also the
adjoining lot and old buildings, hong occupied IA.
Tavern. The garden ground is of the first
quality: Also two out lots, of 1--WE, The other
two acres, together, with or without, as might
suit the purchaser One hundred acres OF well
numbered Land,'ly,sg OH both sides the Turnpike
in Rockfsh Gap, two to three miles from the a.
toresaid property All the roads leading from
the west to Rockiish, unite at Wayhesborough,
and being situate in popular neighborhood, is
believed TO be one OF the best stands for public
business IN the upper country. Possession may
De mad on the 2oth OF June next.--hppy to Ro-
bert Portsrfcld, who also offers ron SALE, the
following &
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w
PnILApELpH1A, Ian 80.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 80
Itis with great sympathy that we relate a
dreadful catastrophe that happened at the Pow
der Mills of Messrs. Schott ard Vaudeville, near
Frankford, on the 18th inst Mr.. Vaudeville and
the brother to his partner, Mr.. Charles Schott,
rode on; to the Mill in the afternoon and entered
the room where the Foreman & laborer were bu.
silly employed preparing salt petre short time
after their arrival, boy entered the apartment &
shut the door hastily, which, together with de-
feet in the boiler, caused the Salt Petre to take
fire, and the room was nstantaneously envelop.
ed in flames Mr.. Vaudeville during the con-
aagration made grasp for the door, and ac-
cidentally hit the latch. and opened the door,
which was the means ofsaving himself and four
others from instant death but, alas only to
give Them time to prepare for another world
The boy died twelve hours after, the Foreman
fingered few days, the laborer about a fortnight
and Mr.. Cnarles Schoft died on the evening ofthe
Goth inst. MIR. MandsviNc now lays very i'll, but
great hopes are entertained of kis recovery.
MIR. Chail les Schott was in the bloom of life
loved and esteemed by all who knew him His
memory and good qualities will never be forgot
ten by those who were intimately acquainted with
him.
+" In the midst of life I've are in deG,h.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-10
FIFTY DOLLARS RKTg.4RD.

- AN-AWAY, from The SH6scri6er, IN tie cir
IN Of Ricknond, on che 2OM Of October last, a
Negro Nan named BILL1r, supposed to be about
fee feet or Ten inches high stout, well made,
Anlc 6ozV-(eged, has fuH face about tweniy
yeays9 ageS wds purchased Of Cyrus Curtis VI
NOrhium6cyIdad County; qvds raised in Lancaster
County, on The Lwyitoanan plantation BY Mr.. Car
ter ne is called By the negroes Of thaf place. wait
ingmaa BilLy he is well acquainted at Shirley, on
James Ricst sOheye it is like he IS lurking at this
time.
4 scU give the a6ove ,erOard T secured in jail
IN the Gig Of Richmond, or sixf1 dollars if sccs-
yefia any jail me sfafe # VHgsgiu, and iqfor-
zsation green % Joseph Garter, 81 Rieilmoaa, o,
3ota jYina, Of Ch.aIeHesoii!e
rms. VIM, Sr.
oae5y 27. q.Gn,
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MARSHAL,S SALES.

u virtue of decree of the court of the u
- nited States for the fifth circuit in the Viz.
ginia District, pronounced on the 9th day Of
November, one thousand eight hundred and nine,
in the name of the United States, plaintiffs, a.
gainst Thomas Muse and Elliott Muse, heirs and
devisees of Hudson Muse, deceased, defendants,
in Chancery will be sold for ready money, on
the premises, on the Goth day of February next,
if fair, if not, the next fair day, the several tracts
of LIND lying in the county of Middlcsex, viz
Eight hundred and fifty acres Of Land called
Hamstead or Hampstead Tract; another tract
containing two hundred and fifty two & three 4ths
of an acre, called Bachelors, small tract called
Balls, containing twenty five acres, and a Mill
Seat called Hamstead Mill Seat, of which Lands
the said Hudson Muse died seized, to raise Ger
tain sums OF money IN said decree mentioned
The sale will commence at the mill seat frst, and
be continued until the sale is completed.
WILLIAM MANN, ID. NJ.
FOR
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. V. ID.
January 27. (Feb, y, 1910. 2aw3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-10
Nov is THE TIME. The ingenious piee,

NOV IS THE TIME! The ingenious piece
" ofmeehanisia called the MICROCOSM,
will be exhibited for few days longer, IN = large
chamber next to the Post Office The proprie-
tor most grateful to the ladies and gentleme. OK
Richmond, tor having been favored of,heir visits,
is now soliciting the patronage of those who
have not had tine opportunity to see this curious
effort of human ingenuity.
Atllnittance from 9 o'clock in the morning till
.. IS cents & w,,l music, which WILDE from 4
I'll 9 in the evening, 81 Ia cents.
Smoaking segars is not allowed, when ladies'
are in the room.
Richmond, Feb. 9TH, 1910 Stu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-10
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
A New Theory,

The DIURW.1L ROTA7IOW or THE
EARTH:
Demonstrated upon Mathematical Principles,
from the properties of the Cyeioid and the Epi-
Cye!Oid.
WITH
AN APPLICATIONS OF THE THEORY,
To the explanation of the various Phenomena Of
the Winds, Tides and ofthose Stony and Me
tallic concretions which have fallen from Hea-
ven upon the surface of the Earth.
By JOHW WOOD,
.fnth0r Of Elements Of PerSHSctiUe, firin-
ted in London, in 1879.
December ID
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-10

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of the United States, in the Virginia Dis
trict, pronounced at the last session of that court
in the suits there depending between VIM. Kunkail
Co plaintiffs, against Thomas NJ Deane and
others, defendants, and between Serbia ScropbaI
and Starman, plaintiffs, and the sams defendants
Will be exposed TO sale, at auction, at Cara, in
the county of Cumberland, on Thursday the 18th
OF February next, that valuable MERCH ANT
Mi l. usually called the Cara 11iHs--Tobacco
Warehouse, Tavern, and other Lots of Ground
at that place--Also, all the Lands at or near Ca
ira, Consisting OF 1000 acres and upwards)
which belonged to James Deane, Thomas M.
Deane z Francis b. Deane or to either of them,
ON the 20th day of March, 1801.--Terms OF
ssie-Ien per cent on the amount of the pur-
chases to be paid in cash a credit Of one two
and three years for the residue of the purchase
money, to bear interest from tie day of sale,
the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with
security, to be approved by the undersigned com,
mIssoners, or the one that may act, and also ex.
ecuting deed Of trust upon tie property SO
purchased, for securing the payment thereof az
the periods aforesaid.
Previous to the day of sale the Land will be
divided into convenient lots to suit purchasers
&. COPLAND, } Con,nissi-
w. C. WILLIAMS, 5 onys.
December so.
N. Il. The sale above mentioned is postponed
till the 9Th Of August, at which time 1t will take
place.
February /. wtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-10

NOTICE The Executive will receive pro-
~ posals for making Carriages to mount Can
non, until the 10Th of March next, according u
model to be exhibited here, or so described as
to be understood by the undertaken
Attest
SAMUEL COLEMAN, A.cc
Richmond, Feb g. eptlOM
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-10

A PPLICATION will be made to the Presi-
\ dent and Directors of the Bank of Virgil,
ma to renew certificates OF stock Nos $500 anil
SOie standing in nay name on the books of the
DaIk.
G. NEWTON.
January 4. 21y6wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-10

VkTANTED Immediately, one or two good
wv workmcn at the Coacll-making business
to master worllmen liberal wages win be given
by Messrs. Wren & Robinson, Just below the
Swami tavern, OH Shock9 Hill, Richmond.
February 8. 2awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-10

Smoked aud Picked
Salmon,
Hair. Powder,
Roll and Pot Pomstuna
Windsor and Brown
Soap,
Liverpool Ware,
Canton China,
Large and small sets,
Plain and Cut Glass,
Best Spanish Segars,
Shott assorted,
Gun Powder,
Agate Fiints,
! Writing Paper, Waters
/ Crehores & Deselver's
superfine Playing
Cards,
[ Cotton & Wool Cards,
New-Engiand Cheese,
| superior quality,
Is dozen Salt'Petred
Hams,
Sack Salt, Salt-Pctre,
| Bar.lron.
les will be sold low for
&c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-10

Green Coilee and fre.h
, Chocolate,
Loaf and brown sugars,
Old Antigua Rum,
Cogniac aud old Peach
Brandy,
Holland Gin, superior
quality,
Liquor Colouring,
Madeira and Sherry
Wines,
Nutmess, cloves, mace
Cinnamon, Alspice,
Pepper, Race, and
Cronnd Ginger,
Best London Mustard,
Do. white in seed,
Rice, Pearl Barley,
Fresh Currants & cram
berries,
Raisins and AlIzonds,
Anchovies, Olives, Ca
pers and Catsup,
Flotant Indigo,
Fig Blue,
Allum and Copperas,
" THE above artic
Cash or Country Ppodu
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 IL persons are hereby forewarned from
L y hunting, fowing, fishing, or otherwise en-
termg and trespassing upon my lands at NeSs
Castle and Spring Garden, in the county of Aano-
yer.
SPENCER ROANE.
Spring Garden, February 8, 1910. w3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-10
EDwnnu HALLAar.

II AS just received, fora New-York, and for
= sale at the store lately occupied by Daniel
Tripiett, supply of Fresh GROCERIES,, vi& :
Gun Powderin cases offs lbs each, .r,,
Imperial, dyson, and Young Hyson IENo.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-10

aNTOCK OF DRY GOODS FOR SALE
- The subscriber Gesirous of removing to Pit
ladelRha, viii dispose Of his stock of well assert.
ed Dry Goods on liberal terms. To those DIS
posed to enter into this business, or to add to
their present stock this is object worth their
attention, very considerable proportion OF his
goods are scarce. ~ Ss
IS HUGH CHAMBERS.
The debtors Of the subscriber will call and
settle their accounts Immediately, expect WITH
out distinction TO have them put in attorneys
hsnds for collection his creditors will call AMI
receive payment.
Feb. 6. eptf
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II THE above articles will be sold low for
Cash or Country Produce.
November 8. wifi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-28
S. STACKHOUSE's
(.vEW LNTE.NTED)
PATENT CHURN.

rTNH1S Churn will work much easier than the com
i mon one; besides, it has the advantage of col
lecting the butern rolls it may also be made any
size, to churn any quantity the possessor may
wish and it may be fixed in sucha manner as TO work
either by hand, water, wind, or any other power
Good Cream has cften been churned into the best
Butter by this excellent and simple machine, in eight
or minutes and deposited in neat rolls producing
an eighth Of the whole more butter than in the
mon way.
- The above Churn may be had Of BArEMAN
MoNRo, in Portsmouth, or RoBERT NICHOLAS
LAwToN, No. 81 Sbriag-treef, Newport.
August 2.
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Patent Spring Shr1Hps.
OOMETT s. FAIRBANKS, Sad

DOMETT So FAIRBANKS, Sad
IL d,ers, No. IA, Marlboro Street, Boston, have
received by the Ship Ceres, from Lirerpooi, fash
ionablc assortment Of SADDI.ERY, and HARNESS
Furniture, VIZ.
Patent Spring stirrups swivel, cradle bottom,
lo,pd fancy, and mounted do. Military Bits, in
sets, with fancy Bride Ornaments, and Brisket
Plates, to match Duke and Portsmouth Bits I;
'Dl.sc, hunting, and guarded snafes Curb Chains,
and Braoons, full plated and tpt coach and gig
II.,mes elegant coach Bits, new patterns with
large Curb Chains to match plated roller Bride
Buckles aud slides to match Martingalc Hooks I;
polished steel, and tined roller Buckles, of superb
our quality patent trunk Locks common do ell
cymt chain and fancy plated Spurs trimming
Shears Horse Pickers Currycombs and Brushes !;
nurse fish skins saldlcrs' Sarge and bridle Silk !;
roller, fancy, and spring 3rth Webs spring Saddle
Trees few doz. prime red Roam skins
--.7LSO-
Constantly for sale. Coach and Chase Harness a
general assortment of Whips; Saddles shaftoed and
plain horse Rugs Bufaoe and Bear Skins, suita-
bic for slcighs.
fiee,vise--fros PHILADELPHIA. ssirsing and Bride
Leather, whole hides and sides, suitable for Tons
arl Boots of Chase, some extrn large All of
which witt be sold on Liberal terls, Tor cash or credit
Boston, Dec. is.