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u NEW INVENTED STILL 4.

ME GENTLEMEN, whose names are at
tached TO the following Certificate have
done me the favor ofcalng 20 see my plan or mo.
del OF STILL, and As their characters are gc-
morally well known IN this place, it viii also be
Snowi that If they had single doubt OF the.
PLAN that they would not have given their sisua-
lures.
'lhe names OF many more gentlemen of res.
Pectabttty might have been added, but those who
may wish to establish Dstilieries after this plan
are requested to call and See for themselves. and
a. they then haveone single doubt OF It's UTILITY,
solicit them not to adopt it
: ROBERT GlLLESPEE
WE, the subscribers, hereby certify. that we
nave examined Robert Cillespee's new plan for
D.SiH!pis. and 1t appears plain and easy, anal we
,nhe IL siii answer very good purpose, and
greatly facilitate the process of Oscillation, and,
VA our OPINION, well worthy the attention of gen
temen ia that way, who may wish TO make
new Establishments for Dstlinr
owen under our hands, at Richmond, this 28ih
May, 1910.
" RENTLEr.
Z. N BRdDLE1.
IHoS. PLNCKaRD,
IH0S.s STROBE,
.fOHN 1MOODI;
J0HN RANDOLPH, .Sr.
C. PE1TON,
JAMES IVORRALL.
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w. had has votes and l.. only 1885, They
will not dare, 1--WE say,) to renew an en-
croachment, whichthrew all England into a
flame and which made Lord Chatham
declare in the House Of Peers: tcit .
The constitution at this moment stands
violated. 1t the breach in the constitution
be effectual'y repaired. the people will of
themselves return to a state Of tranquility ::
it not, may discord frevaii TOR ever
know to what point this doctrine and this
language may appear directed. But feel
the principles of an Englishman. aud ut
ter them without apprehension or reserve.
l have been bred upin these principles, and
know that when the liberty of the subject
is invaded, and all redress denied him, re :
sistanee is justified" This was the very
word which was cited. as seditious, against
Burdett-yet l.. Chatham was not impri-
soned.-The only way for the ministry to
get out OF the scrape. is to keep b. i'm the
Tower for several years, or to dissolve the
freSent Parliament.
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DRY GOoDS-AT AUCTION.

ON Monday next. 4h of June, at 10o'clock,
L. Philips, near the Market Bridge, til, sale
oil an assortment of FyeSk Imported
ID RY GOODS,
Amounting to not less than fifteen thousand dol
lars, consisting of the following articles, viz:
700 pieces India Cotton, 400 8 Cls;ntz
lO0O0 Cotton Balls, 100 tloz. Cotton Hose
trunks Csilcoes, 100 pieces Irish I.innen
200 doz. Puilicat and Madras handkerchief
400 pieces black and white Cambricks
One trunk GA Leno and plain Muslins
400 reams Writing Paper
Ten boxes Artificial Flowers
200 dozen Knives and Folks
Two cases Cutlery
100 pieces Thread and Cotton Lace
100 pieces German Osnabures
Cotton Kerseymeres various colours
Dinites, Suspenders
Seeded Cambricks, coloured Lustring
White and co'oured Merseilles
Silk Shawls of different colours, black Sattins
Brown Holland, Russia Sheeting, Bed Ticking
n general assortment of Buttons
An assortment OF JEWELRY, WATCHES,
and variety of other articles, too tedious to e.
numerate.
TERMS-All sums under so g cash--5O and
not exceeding 100, 90 days-iOO and not excee
ding 500, months-500 S * upwards, months
credit.
Negotiable Notes, with approved endorsers,
VIII be Tequired-and the sale continued from
day to day until closed
PROSSER & MONO URE,
Veadte Masters.
June 1. H.
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June 1.

EOR SALE, THE HOUSE AND LOTS
u IN the City of Richmond. at present in this.
occupation of Mr.. John St John
Inc improvements consist of a good dwallinr
House, Office, kitchin and stable On the square
opposite to the House, are two half acre lots,
which viii be sold separately or with the house.
me premises will be shown by Mr.. ST. John to
any person wishingto purchase. Tie terms
may be known On application to Cen John Pres
tom or to the subscriber in I.ynchburg
w RADFORD
June l. Is
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n DyERTISEMkNT, Will be s,ld on The
- 18TH OF June npon the Estate, Of the late.
Eoionel w lll,am Nelson of King Williarn-sli
.ne HooSEROLb and KITCHEN FURNI-
loKEI;. good Carriage and Horses, some We
~ vaiuaDle tnree and four years old Colts--the
stock OF Cattle, Hogs and Sheep which are orc.
morally good-twelvc m nths credit will be al.
lowed for all sums over ten dollars, the purcha-
sers giving bonds with approved security, to car.
ry =, interest from the date if not punctuslly paid.
All those who have claims against the above es
s c are again requested to bring them forward
ioi :n seuie Iheht--and those who are indebted
Will please to make payment
CHARLES c. PAGE
AaftinistatOr with the will annexed
June l. g..
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4 VtII ttoouI Gu ITIGIIUS,
WlLL'M. & RICH'D RATHBONF.
LIVERPOOL, Oath Apr;,. 1917

LIVERPOOL, Oath April, 1910.
- 30 considerable was the demand for
Cotton last week, that $500 bags of Bowels.
q 600 Sea Islands were sold at 143d toll S gd for.
middling; and is to 165d prime, for the
former, and 233d to IS I'd for the latter -
few St. Simons went off at Is Cd. Tobac-
COS OF the common run are almost unsafe
able at the low prices of Sd to Id, whereas
prime qualities still fetch Sd to Cd. Flax
seed is IN, less demand; there was a public sale
OF 1000 hogsheads Philadelphia on TUESDAY,
se'nnlght, but Withdrawn for want of buv
ers; part since sold at private for FIVE rui
meas. Pot and Pearl Ashes from the Uni
ted States extremely dull, and would he
sold considerably under the nominal quota
ton or the day, SIS a 56s.-1ar 28s.-
IurPentine 20s a 21s, at which prices it is
likely there may be buyers for other mar
kets.---Rice very dull, 22s 2Ss. Wheat
and Flour in demand at los per 70 D.--Sc
SIS 59s per 6rl.-~-1The public prints. bv
this opportunity, Gfyou have not before recei-
we'd such ,)wll shew that the whole imports of
American property into Holland and other
countries under the control of France. since
1st February, 1909, have been seouestrated
and there rs great reason to fear. the
same Ubiquitous system will extend to Den.
mark, if not TO Sweden.
We remain respectfully,
Your most obedient servants.
A. M'GREGOR 81 Co.
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HE SUBSCRIBER, has FOR SALE-At
n MS Glass and China Store, first door above
the Eagle Tavern: supply Of fresh Teas, viz.
Imperial, Tyson, un-Powder, Young Hyson &c
Souchong Teas,
Old Peach and Cogniac Brandes,
London Particular, Madeira, Dry Sherry. CIsret
and Port Wines,
10 Hhds New Orleans Sugar
trefned Philadelphia and N. York Loaf do.
HAVANA Sugar for preserving
10 Hampers best Florence Oil,
20 Crates Liverpool Ware,
10 Boxes Glass, consisting of quart and MAT
Decanters, Tumblers, Wine Glasses, & Cru
cts,
so Casks first quality Whiskey,
so Do. Apple Brandy,
10 Do. Linseed Oil,
70 Sets Table and Tea, Liverpool and Canton
Preserve and Picking Pots ofevery description.
. by 10-10by IL and IL by ii superior quality
Window Glass by the box,
Richmond and Brandy Wine F & FF Gun Pow
derby the keg,
5000 lbs. Salt Petred Bacon. consistine, ne Hams
and Middlngs,
20 Boxes Spanish Cigars.
EDWARD HALLAM.
june 1. r.
II EST LONDON SUPERFINE CLOTHS
~ AND KERSETAfERES.---T sub,cri-
bsrs have just received an elegant assortment OF
CLOTHS md KERSE WHERE'S
Per John and Edward, via New.York-2 Bales
Carpeting, and 40 boxes 8 by 10 and 10 by IL
Window Class-they have also on hand, a few
pieces Irish Linens, Cotton Cambricks. IRON
Rem Door Locks, Scots Springs, &c. which they
will sell lou for cash.
ELLIS e ALLAM
yli's l. w4w
Johnson & REAT--TBWELLEP ANN
SILVER SMITHS, at the Crescent Sion.
nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern, have Just re-.
ccved, a supply of articles in their line. which
IN addition to their former stock, readers their
assortment very complete, consisting of Pearl ss
Topaz Breast Pins, Earrings and Bracelets, PA
ted Casters, Bread Baskets, and Candlesi;cks
Jewelry CT Plate furnished on the shortest mo-
tice, to any patterns. Orders from their friend,
will be attended to with their usual puncual.t ;
81 The highest price given for old silye T.
Gold. oc
June /.
4 RON CASTINGS, OF every ~ -
Il tpstterns being furnished) VIII ,,e o'- ipt'o
IN tie neatest manner, at the Ftnnaeyy Hecutet
to the Virginia Manufactory Of Arms attached
JOHN STAPLES, Ssheyinfonou..
April 10 ,SSra'f-
ls
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CT Messrs, Wagner and Co are informed.
in answer to their challenge for tie comnni
cant Of I. Pickeriug's letter to come out and
vow himself, that We are at liberty to surrender
his name to Mr.. z himself, bat not to any Of bis
aaaerEirSs.
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fication will be the livelier from its being un-
expected.-Nat. Inf.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May &c.
The United States frigate Constitution. Com
Rogers, accompanied by the Argus aud Hornet
gun briggs. arrived off this Port on Wednesday
morning last, from N. York; they will proba-
bly, remain here few weeks.
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Communication.
Contra.

Ionlra' Or
OF the cargoes Of the French privateers, libel.
led and to be sold at N Orleans, it is said, by
gentleman who left that city on Cd Nav, that one
was sold for s $4,000, and that of the Duke de
Montebello, was to be sold the day after he Left
1t, estimated at 3 15O,000-the vessels were TO
be sent for trial to Charleston and Savannah. &c
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Captain Blackstone, of schooner Nancy, of
Boston from Alexandria, reports that he
spoke ON the 18th May. off the South Shoal,
an English schooner so days from Hay,i, &c
ID from ST. Thomas's, for Passamaquoddy f;
and was informed by the captain that he left
a number of American vessels at Hayti,
mostly belonging to Boston, but none of them
OF Portland. al under Detention by Chris
fohhe. among them was the -, Hooper,
OF Boston, (whO was in much difficulty; j &
brig Joseph of Boston. This act of Chris
topics was in consequence of the detention,
ny the President of the u. S. of a vessel
which had been fitted out at Baltimore for
him. Was also informed that several Port
land and other American vessels were at St.
Thomas's.
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. For the following interesting Price
Garments, 7vs are indebted TO the hoHts.
ness Of merchant in this Cify. The
Farmers should read thew,
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LoUIsvILLR, (Kenfuekv J Mau II.

Passed The Falls on "Wednesday evening
commanded by caht. Osvens, one hundred
and fsventy soldiers, from Manchester, Yir
Sinia destined for Fort Beiifonfaine. Il
rs worthy Of remark, that there is NOT one in
this corfs SICK.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-16

France that key to the whole eoun,,, :,
west, and We may lcck to the a;..,
ment of these states as an even, BY :. Ns
distant.
To man who rejects on this .p!.
is impossible to Ieeolleet without =, 'S'
soficitude, the means employed by :, Y
TO prevent an adjustment Of the Lom, "
OF Louisiana. Ii would ss.m >, :
Nquestion was kept open in older,o f..
at proper time, scme plausible s,o,,'
hostility in that quarter.
The Floridas, in possession Of T..
would not only close the mouths o(h. Nj
bile and the Apalaehioola against,b. 1
States, but would furnish conveni,, J.
bors for Priva:eers whose piratiesl dtpet
tions must arnitilate our commerce r
Mississippi, and would also give Conn, /
dious situation for the collection ofa i,|
which might at any time invade the SOM
crn states.
Spanish America connected with Fran,
would dry up the Atlantic SO far as rs,prl
our safety, would bring Napoleon inroc|
neighborhood, and would expose ii, D
States 10 all those niseries OF which i,
neighbors on The continent Of Europe ha
been the hapless victims.
How deeply, how very deeply then d,
it concern this country, TO guard against,
even! teenlng with SO much certain a.
nifty, If no. with absolute ruin?
EuSTEcuS
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NOTICE.

THE creditors of the house of Cingman
Sand MsGaw, who have neglected to forward
aheir claims, as was requested in a former ad-
kertisement, are partic uiarly desired to trans.
Unit them duly authenticated, to George w.
isStrong, Counsellor at Law, New York before
,sthe 10th of AUG gust, inst. as the demands not
forwarded by that time, will be necessarily
ssexcluded from dividend in the only proper
TSty which remains for the creditors, and which
Sit is the wish of the party advertising should
DE appropriated for the benefit ofaH
New York, August lis DIV.
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From tie Virginia Patsies.
No. III.

heretofore he'a oy 'l'a' power ON the. we'' :
era sue u '"e n'S''''.' : ~ ' -. :
oPahlsa america ios ,is'uepo"sS WIZ so"'S
quenuy DC WITH l'a'oe'
An>tals contest Tah'e'i 's WIZ " pow
~ aided by England. every inotlVe "iie"
can influence human conuuct, urges '''"'
nation TO put fortn all her stsehg'h Ia pro-
tectlng the independence OF taese newly
lscreatedemPlres' Next 70 the preservation
| OF her own liberty, II IS 70 ner the MOST III
teresting event which these interesting times
can produce. 1t will contribute essentially
not only to her grandeur, but to her safe
ty.
1t may then be assumed as certain that
Great Britain will exert all her vast resour-
ces in the glorious struggle which Spanish
America is about to make tor Liberty and
self-goye-nment.
The effect OF, this union in a~contest for
every thing dear to the human heart, is in.
evitable. Spanish America will feel for
England the strongest obligations of graft
tudg. and will be connected with her in the
strictest bands of friendship. This CON
nection must continue 30 long as apprehen
sions from France shall be felt: and during
that time at least, the commercial inter-
course between France and our neig hbors
will receive that encouragement which grows
out of reciprocal good will and mutual con.
fdence.
Next to England, the United States will
most attract the attention Of these newly
formed governments. Our Situation en-
ables US to countenance their independence,
and to lay the solid foundation OF pesma-
nent friendship; or to traverse, their views,
and to lay the no less solid foundation Of
permanent enmity. 1--WE may eltherf with
England, share their commerce and good
will, or, with France, entlte ourselves to
! their just resentments and tasting hostility
The choice is ours, and the election mast
soon be made.
In weighing tne motives winch ought 10
influence our conduct on this interesting
occasion, the question OF abstract night: will
not be overlsoked. Even among polit-
cianS' the a'sf" is more or less eligible as
1t COMFORTS with or opposes the great and
unalteraole principles OF justice
were TINS contest between Spain and
ner eolonies' IN winch the latter asserted
that independence to which their situation
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/ foreign nations can pay no respect 70 ilis
claim. The conquest of Old Spain leaves
her colonies in the same situation as 1t the
! mother country had been swallowed up in
the ocean. 1t extinguishes, but cannot
transfer her claims.
So far then as sense of justice and right
| can influence our conduct, the way is freed
from even the appearance of difficulty. 1t
would be an insult to the common sense OF
mankind to allow the smallest weigh, to the
pretensions of Napoleon.
IF the question Of right be so decidedly
in favor of our neighbors struggling for
their liberty, can it be that our interests IN.
wife us to embrace the cause Of injustice,
of tyranny and Of oppression? Are we
driven to the necessity Of electing between
indubitable right, and profitable wrong:
Happy for our reputation, we are not dri-
ven to this necessity. Our most essential
interests concur with the plainest right and
inc one IS 'o' ''ioie apparent '''"'i ''e o'"eF'
It will! require no argument to prove how
greatly the United States are interested IN
preventing the annexation of the Spanish
colonies to the crown OF France. The long
and deep rooted hostility OF Napoleon to
these republics, has been too recently and
too unequivocally displayed to leave on the
mind of any mana single doubt of his fixed
purpose respecting US. i'as f"'e which ali
the republics OF Europe have expernnced'
mas oeen aecreed to US also and tbs SEN
! tence IS respiteo no longer 'hah I'LL ne snals
DC enabled 10 execute II. -A''ner the &c
s1foc''oh o. the british navy or the posses
sion OF a large part 81 our co0uhs"'' VIII
give 'alS so'''y' Aa'a'ua''0h ''seif WI" not
deny 'ho1 opahlsh america IN possession
I o. power SO m'''ary' SO enefgeuc, Sc am
i-p''i0us' 80 ''ose"e 10 = 'aiee' 1s'"oo'o DC
~ :, '.~ = ''~ ~ +" ''' "l'
eN''t "''''" ,i'~ mo- e0"'''0"' s'A'o' '0N
's'l''l".e "''''ou' ""'>'o''' "''t'. 't'sli''o'S'
II Without 0'n't means o. ''!o''ne Us
.''",' '"''0 ""''. We 'o'u"''' ny P'.'r
III mo F'oss'''o"' l>sPo'sou HAS "oN''es~ :
10 - SeuS'D'5' """' WOMB Ne 40. '''''"
P''Sa "'''' NC means when o's immense
80 ''
>o''' q" .'''' " y ''''','''' SA''''' Il" e''' "
10 'o''i0''i'y De guarded aSeVefy point
= NC Is guns q I ''noe''l S'''0 % INC "''c''
tui''esS oi 'ne o'' 3S' navy "ou'n os wait
eo 70 ans contlnen" ivan! Expeditions
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WILLIAM HARPER, IUN.
DRUGGIST T., ApOTHECARY,

HAS just opened Druggist Store in King
Il 4 street, between Mr., Hodgkin's Tavern
and Mr.. Kincaid's store, where he offers tor
sale a general assortment of
Fresh Medicines.
He likewise continues his wholesale and
retail Druggist Store on Fairfax streets next
door to Mr.. John Llody's, and opposite Mf.
BRYAN Bampson's, where orders entrusted
L. him shall be executed on the, most reason.
bic t rms
July 81. d
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CONSTANTINOPLE, Atril Is

- - ~ ~ I<S3 @PfH %h
We have nothing new from cur ami.
GA the Danube. Ihe Grand Vizlr ren.if
quiet az his head quarters at Schiumis, al
his inaction is attributed to severe iIui|
under which he Iabors. His life being SOM
times dyspairei OF, the Grand Seigoor b.
hastened to send him two ski!6l FrsEI
physicians.
The preparations for war are immns
as it is understood that the Porte is rtsoIrI
not only to fight ahe Russians, bu; also
drive the Weehabites from Medina ( Md
ca, which they still occupy. The Wth|
bites, after having plundered those tToe
sies, greatly annoy the hiahometans int1
holy pi!grimage and threaten the nsigHn
ing countries. The Sultan has orderelu
Pacha of Bagdad and those of EgyPiUs|
semble all their forces, and march agaa|
them. Several vessels are fitting outaS
ez, and other ports in the Red Sea, fGb
transportation of troops. Every thinsH|
mains quiet in Constantinople; but t'a
continues scarce, and cxtre mely DEAL
ODESSA, MWc!> |
An American vessel has just srr'"
here from Baltimore. Ii Is the first tH
that the flag of the United States b%F
peared in the Black Sea. The Captain
bearer of letter from our consuEGela,'
and Charge d'AGaires in. America ''
Dashkow, for cur governor general %
we have now an accredited dip!omsI%t
gent in the United States, we hope that !"
mission will produce the establishment, 40
regulation Of commercial relations, v'N
will prove very advantageous to both W"
tries.
Berlin, N%fa
The princess Of Orange, sister to 0af u
march, was, on the 9Th of this mon'n ~
vered of a princess.
VIENNA, My IN
We are informed from Lemberg, '0u ~,
licia, that from Eizec-Litewky, to tns@. \
er part of Zalesckit, the Russian l0F's,
mount to 10000 men. They are cotn r 4.
ed by Lieut.. General Doktorow. ~" :. 8,
vision under Lieutenant General PflDss ,rd
warraw, consisting of 1900 men, sers,
from Tornopol to Lalesckit Inc oD H.
lodge in the castles, and the soldiers az ,,r
tributed in the villages. The price .. T poa
visions has very much INCREASED v. .tib
pay from IS to 16 forms for articles w
fifteen years ago, only brought from ,a ,,,a
lorins. The Russian troops IN th0, w..
t is said, have greatly suffered 10 . i'm
men, owing to the influence OF tn. .s .n q
md want of provisions but at u 1ess''nni.J
season being fine, they are wen .'f
and the army is in very good sta. .'. acsit
It's reported that the Turks lla's e,rs ~ d
some excuses 10 tina. new
Croatia coded to France; but 1n' JJ.,ails
vanta confirmation, az there arc nv w.
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- Palmer's Packet will sail
Norfolk on Saturday morn
J next.
,ust Is.
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ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT or MISTER PRIMES
ENGAG ElGENT.
On Thursday Evening, dag. IS,
Will be presented a celebrated COMEDY,
In S acts, sailed
LOVERS vows.

p.r,, w;ldenbeim. Mr. cbarnock
Can1t EASEL. Jefferson
Anhalt. Downie
yerdun, Francis
Cottager, Mr.. Briers
Landlord, Allen.
Baron's Gentleman, Harris
Farmer. Jacobs
Aa,atb. Mrs Rarrstt
III Mrs 1V;ln,ot
ca.taas,.s WIZ. Me- Frann ,.U'
Country Girl Miss Petit
70 s'hsch .,l2 De added taOo'1fe f'4Sc6'
IN acLs, raara
LIE oH1PWKEeA.
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Berlin, Aay H.

The princess Of Orange, sister to 0af 5I.
march, was, on the 9Th of this moa'N ~
vered of a princess.
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L ATE FOREIGN NEWS

Translated far tie Fedtral Gaze.is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-15
Richard Boak,

ID espectgi,lp informs his friends ard
IN the publick in general that he has re-
moved from his former stand Ia Broad-streei his
shop in Ba7eystreet, Dext 10 hss stable, and near
the Sabb.tarian meeting -ouse. X, also wishes TO
requst all those who are Indebted 10 him. to make
immediate payment 5. and ikevise those who have
any demands against him, TO exlbir them in like
manner sa fa
ON the lst dar of May, he viii take into
copartnership Mr.. WILLIAM Moo .Ey, when the
business, after that time, will be conducted under
the firm Of RICHARD BOAK & CO. vino VIII keep
for ssle at their stand in Barney street, general
extensive assortment of Ssddlery, of every descrp-
tion--cons;.tng ef ladies' and gentemens Saddles .
brass and plated Harnesses plain and plated Brides
horscman's Caps and Holsters; Belts and Cartouch;
Boxes; Portmantaus and Saddlebags; Whipspurs,-
&c. &c. Trunks repaired and manufactured at eve
ry size. Harnesses repaired and cleaned. Work of
every description done above, at the shortest
tice.
Al their Livery Stable they will continue
to keep to let, number Of excellent Horses and
Carriages, equal to any ever kept for that purpose
in CHS town Ladies' and gentlemen who may be
willing to favour them with their custom, shall re-
ceive every attention by applying sending to their
Stable. They have feet horses, which will be kept
for the purpose Of carrying Dispatches. Every ia
YOUR will be gratefully acknowledged by
RICHARD BOAK & CO.
AprH IS.
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S. STACKHOUSE's
(.sEY LNTE.NTEDD
PATENTCHURN.

THIS ChJra will work much easier than the com
i mon one; besides, il has the advantage Of col
ecting the butter in rolls IL may also be made any
size, to churn any quantity the possessor ma,
wish; and IL may be fixed such manner as 20 work
either by hand, water, wind, or any other power
Good Cream has often been churyed into the bcs'
Butter, by this excellent and simple machine, in eight
or zen minutes. and deposited in neat rols,prodncinf
an eighth of the whole butter than IN the com
way.
'.s The above churn NAV be had Of BATknA =
MoSRo. in Portsnoufl. or RosERT & NICHOLAS
LAwroS, No. 6l Spring Stroef, .Aeyport.
August 4