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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-14
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Written for the celebration Of the Birth Night OF our
!. late Grand Master, Gen. George Washington, al
HThomas's Lodge. IN Monson-by VIM. Eaton, 4
49, w. =" unto us a son is 6orn."-rsA. TX. g.
WHEN Go the architect supreme,
A-frst cnnceiv'd the amazing scheme,
From chaos and eternal night,
To call mp order worlds and light;
Deep in the onniscicnt mind the plsn,
Or fellowship revoly'd ; when man,
a5Bfeath'd from Ills Own existence, stood
a bcauieous portrait of the GoDj
To love, to socil joy rvcln'd,
For every social joy refund. rt
IssGiI rolpd the moments on,
Gladd'nng eve ard cheerful morn;
M4'y Friendship, secret love,
Eden's peaceful bowers improve.
But Envy, fell, assumed control,
And ncrous passions seiz'dthc soul
Chaos o'rwean'd the world again
Confi,so re-assln'd htrreign fN
fIaior o'ercast IN atlrigl,ted East s, - -
Agl nature trembl'd to the West
Nan wept; accurs'd----exjDe his doom,
A ifie'dess, hopeless. vast TO roain -
Where hate, distrust, revenge, and blood,
Eiiac'd the image Of his GoD.
Deserts drcar, convey no ch arms,
Every rnstlDg leaf alarms:
Jealous thorns to love succeed
Friendships vows, a thistle breed.
With pity mov'd--th' Almighty mind, ~
Again c0nceiv'd---thc Lo G giortiain'd
Rcsoiy'd on this eternal base itH
To cugraye his name restore our race
To earth give radiance from It's day !;
Pfur OF the blind ats visual ray iY ~
Fxt1ndlts orb where thought extends;
Npg cpd its reign till nature ends
CS,tse peace and truth, and Joy, and love,
Immortal, round It's centre move: ''"H
Happy mortals, saw once more, r.. ~ tNt
Bssful days like days Of, yore, tI ~, ts
Man, to ancient Faith resor'd, 80, .lt&
Rcsum'd the image Of his Con.
Dcamdfrom the East, feis ray. 80 ghe
Tn Western climates. wing'd its way! PIC
Found out fair freedoms hemisphere, et f
And shonc constellation here, ia3
sApproyiug Heaven with fostering, hand,
,G.Ye Mosons triumph through this land N,
tntl firmly TO secure our, craft,
s'Pom bigot rage and envy's shaft,
Sent Grand Mastery--freedum's SON.
The god-like pat. t.-r-WASHTNGTON.
Brethren, let's bail our WAsm TON,
While planets through their orbits run
And let his birtl-right ever be,
To us an annual jubilee. ,wtrf
n II 1.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-14

a Valuable HOUSE LOT. 40 bv
4 n Al feet, with the shop thereon standing in
1hanss.Srcef, opposite JosFrn Cozzsx' Hatters
shop, The shop on said Lot is IL feet by -, wen
lathed and plaistered.
.iso-a small shop adjoining nv dwelling house.
ard the Nssspsrf Busk on the north side Of
fen,Sguerc w. t'N rsr
.3so--a Farm. sitaatcdin in thctsxn OF Csorissasr,.
containing about 100 acres of Land. we'll proportion.
ed with meadow, pasture, and woodlz
TO LET.
MY Dwelling House, in Hashinyf yfsp-S9sare, at the
foot Of the PArsdc, on the north sidc Ns,i3
For further PARTICULARS, inquire of 81 af af-
es4 hit aSAMUAL5 NAUGHN.H
.Nrfo orf, Jan. II. 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-14
1.aK1l NO 7IcE
go t.eFFe Ng gN
.EWILLIAM PEARCE, ~

kssfeeyuiiy Informs his Friends, and the hu6
qls ban lick IN gcnerai,
TSHAsr he continues krepinga TAV-
~ ERN al his house in the village of Hfek,ord
tcwn'of ,v%th A'nsstoss', next door TO PniLlr Til
rsScaAsr, Esq. where the greatest attention will
be paid 10 those who may please to favour him wish
thcir co,ups,y and may depend on having the small
est favour gratefully acknowledged.
sAr The ho,ise may be we'll known by its end 'front.'
iig tie street, and the sign Of a Bunch Of Grapes.
hw;ckf5,d, G x. H. Oct 25, 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-14

t&EN W FOR SALE,
SsFEEAs THE Slorp AURORA, Nazy-
EEkx3E1 YSrk packet, bnthen 90 t,lns, built in
this town, and of good materials, ,rri
der the inspection Of the owners Any person wish
ing to purchase, may know the terms, by Supplying
to- ,r -t ~
II JOHN s.. HENRY CAHOONE.
n. B The above mentioned packet viii ply be-
tween this place and Ner- FORK, usual until sold
March Y. @tf 81 ~
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THE Progressive Gombany,

. IiIV...@ ~ u -I1 /.
AT THEIR GkAINERY AND GROCERY
STORE, No. III, LONG WHARF,
Have for Sale, Wholesale aud Retail at the losvcst CIR
fs1 Ha - rens orices, -
A Constant supply of Rye and Indian Corn:
\ do. ds. Rye and Indian Meal;
Flour, of the most approved brands. fsA
An extensive assortment of GROCERIES and IL
q QU0RS--amony ,phich arc
10 hhds Sd proof St Croix and Antigua Rum 80
90 pipes 9Th proof Spanish Brandy;
90 quarter casks Sherry Wine;
% boxes -Raisins, ~ do. Chocolate, ..as..s.
Ilyson, souchong. and Bohea Teas, by the chest
or lesser quantity, &c. &c.
1000 bushels Exuma Salt, OF supcriour quality;
$500 do, Liverpool do. .-.tsg = p fE8
500 do. Tuks-Isand do.
500 do Bonavista Go.
.aso-a quantity Of well seasoned mer Boards
Like,cise.-...jnsf received
S pipes Gin, 5 hhds, old jamaica Spirits
26 chests Compoy Tea, of an excellent favour,
1000 w.t. Cheese; 200 Meal Bags,
8 crates and hhds. Crockery Ware, &C. &C.
- Cash given for CoRN and RYE
~ B. Those persons who have in their possession
Meal Bags belonging to the Company, will have the
goodness 10 return them
WILLIAM CoGGEsHALL, jun. .sycnt.
Newbort, Oct, 1S ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-14

sw'gf ~ pVYSlCLq.v s. SURGEON, Z ~
TYFORMY the iahabitarts OF Nesp-'
X PERI and its vicinity, that he has taken Iolgings
al tue, House pf Mrs. CorrRGi.I., and offers his
services as racttoner.-Patronage is respectfully
solicited. rsfft .s'ts A 1ftfls ~
Hs,g9'yf, Iaauary II, 1910. sv ,assa
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NOIsiCE.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice
II to aA concerned, tlsat he has been duly ID
pointed by the Court Of Psobste Cor the 10 wnof 7tc
erfsn, Administrators cf the goods anal ch attsh sR-
administered of ff o...t ~ 49,
SAMUEL THURsToN,
late Of 7srerfon Aforesaid, deceased, and Irving
bonds for the faithful performance Of said trust. do
herebyptify all persons having any claims against
said eStste, toseSbit, the ssse for ssst,emesL nd
all persons indebted thereto are requested 70 make
'ss~sg's ~ BEvy. n. MxxcREsTEs, As.s
Tsrer;sn, Fec. 26. 1870
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FOR SALE.

n, Thai, ,Y.aL U.ABLE ESTATE.
No. 112, g lis, Thames Street,
NOV occupied by Charles C.. Hos
\ kins g Co. The Lot measures As feet, on
ihames street. and 100 on Church street, with store
on it. The Honse has nine rooms ON a Floor. with
agood Well of water at the door For terms ap
ply to- fs8 G
dn a.e THOMAS ROWLAND.
Jan. a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-14

IL BIZ SOLD-At Pnbiiek Auestou
On lMONDdY, the l2lhF of A4a.sh ntzn
~ A o'clock, Nm. atthe House Of me ,s
sn6seri5rr in Middletown, lls .ps
EARNING tools OF almost every de.
Il scription; 8 stacks cf excellent Hay ; a small
quantity of Corn, and Potstoes,, q Cows and head
OF young stock; second hand Chaise, in good re-
pair small boat quantity of Poultry, with 9th.
er articles. - -
TO BE SOLD, OR LET.
The FARM, owned by the subscriber, Ia
JtlddHefopn. 49, Hs1S r'iV
TO LET, bNiYHa
The HOUSE and S:fOP, No r24,. 7hdma,eS.
sf7eet, Newport, now occupied BY Mr. rRoMas
CLARKE-possession given Ne goth Of March next.
Apply to ~ ESe7d ;lssa sls es.Hifilf
M CARDER HAZARDa,s
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Looking-GiassPlafes, 5esueiry, &c.
GEFFROY, informs

\ y his Customers and Friends, that he has Just
received from the msntactories in Europe an as.
sortment Of HOOKING GLASS PLATES, as former.
~, wh!ch will be ready for sale in few days Al soon
as they can. be fitted in frames. 3
~ .fiso on houd--
A complete Assortment, of Cutlery Tea
Pots; Pocket Hooks; Suspenders Gold Lace brass
fIandirons, Shovels and Tongs; Windsor Soap |;
Starch; Hair-powder; warranted water-proof.Iiqud
Blsckng,, Scotch ard Msccoboy snuiF-and many
other articles, too puu,crous to pArtcularizc a
The Watch Repairing. Business is carried
on usual.-Also m-aufsctulxs Sitter md Gold
Work and Jewslrys in the hehest perfsct;oa. rl~-
gree and Pearl Work. Halt Vork--Elsstick, differ.
cnt shapes, soum4 detf6sm, soti'Aitlace shapes
The hjgheat p!ics G;ven foe old Cold and Silser,
He thanks ri. friend 1Sr steir custom enssom-and viii
|sc'!tncse sttcies M'A Very small advance A.. :,
As~perf, Jan. "a, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-14
AquedneclS Coal,

From DR.. CASES MINES, sssa
Il Or SALE, at the store on BARLow's
x:aWharf, at 3 6per chaldrcn. Apply to q -
N-n4.' SEP zoo JASON SPRAGUE.
e.Neeasrf, Jess ~. 1870
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-13
TORPEDO WAR.

In nothing is subserviency to Britain more for
chilly perceived, than in those points which have
been the particular means of aggression & out
rage on America
Fifteen thousand American citizens seized and
kept IN bondage more severe than that of AL.
giers.
/ The citizens of America killed
The citizens of America hanged
The flag of America insulted i.-t
The territory of America violated.
These q all the other numerous wrongs which
America has suffered at the hands of England
are absolutely forgotten sunk in the abject de.
votion to England, whenever the source of her
lnsoience and her tyranny is threatened.
In no circumstance can this be shewn more
decidedly than in the hostility which has been
manifested towards an invention ofone of our own
citizens, and of which the power and utility is
at once seen in various parts which are employed
to decry the simple but potent machinery invent
ed by Mr.. Fulton.
The sentiment of self preservation is, thank
Heaven, too powerful TO be subdued by British
corruption the imported hirelngs of the Bri.
lish Cabinet, the Sfnarts, the Bristeds, the GIL
lens those scandals to America, the Colemans.
the Bronsons, the Parks, and the Russels, NAV
rave and expose their turpitude or their igno-
rance. or both the genius which has given in.
teligence OF superior order to the American
mind, will triumph over their detraction and
their treachery and the cities and towns on our
seaboard, instead of rallying under the standard
OF foreign oppressors- and tyrants, will erect
standard of their own.
We have been led TO this expression of feel.
ing, by perusal of work Just published at N.
York by Mr.. Fulton, whose capacity has receiy.
ed IN Europe the tribute of applause and admit
ration, which traitors to America would rob him
OF, only because he has devised the infallibIe
means of rendering the ports and harbours of
America lnyunerabls to any naval military DOW
err. o.
1t is our ntcation to present the whole of this
important work on Ior5eao war, to the Ameri.
can people. Every man in the country shall be
an umpire, and we shall not only give his writ.
ten description, but we shall from full convict
on of its utility, give room in the aurora, to the
perspicuous and elegant engravngs which Illus
trate to the eye, the written description of the
plan and system of defensive and offensive war,
which an American mind has conceived and re.
allied by full and conclusive experiments
Perhaps on Monday, we may begin the publ.
cation, and continue it with only the interval of
a day between each essay, till we have given the
whole TO the public, and should any reflections
arise to us during the publication, we shall add
them. The plates will occupy much more space
than we should be willing to allow or subtract
from important discussions b,t the Importance
OF the subject, and the propriety of letting the
whole nation be the judges Of what is now the
primary concern, will justify us it is not an eva.
sion of discussion, but choice Of q most impor-
tant national toplc.....Aarord.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-13
VIRGI.NII LEGISLATURE,
Az ACT
To amend the several ia7uS concerning the
Inshection Qf Tobacco.
Az ACT
PASSED February 9th, 1901

BE IL enacted by the General .dssen,b[y,
That wheresoever hereafter, a Hogshead of
Tobacco shall he refused at any Warehouse,
the owner thereof shall not remove buc may
dispose of the same by sale to any person or
persons whosoever, and it shall be the duty
OF the inspectors at every public Warehouse
i'll this Commonwealth, TO issue notes for
every Hogshead of refused Tobacco, speci-
flying on the face of such note, the number
gross and nett weight, and that it is refused
Tobacco, which shall in like manner be
marked on each cask, and if any person be
detected in altering or changing the face of
such note, the person so detected shall
be dealt with in the same manner, as
the law prescribes in cases of Forgery
of Tobacco notes heretofore, and it shall
not be lawful for any Inspector TO deli
YER any Hogshead of refused Tobacco with
out the note accompanying the order for
such delivery ProUided however, nothing
contained in this act shall be SO construed as
to authorize inspectors OF Tobacco to become
purchasers thereof.
v1gd be il FURTHER enacted, That 1t shall
not be lawful for any inspector OF Tobacco
at any public Warehouse in this Comncn
wealth to deliver any HogShead of refused
Tobacco, to any person or persons other than
a licensed stemmer or manufacturer, who
shall be licensed in the county or corporation
court in which he may reside, and shall be
bound in penalty not less than five thousand
dollars faithfully to comply with the provi-
sions of this act. and also to have administer
ed to- him in open court the following oath or
affirmation, viz -" -, in the presence
"of Almighty God, do solemnly swear or at
firm (as the case may be) that all refused
Tobacco, which shall by me be received
cor shall IN any way come into my possessi-
con. either as myfown property or consign
"ed to me by other persons, shall not pass
" Jut ofmy possession directly or indirectly,
"until it first shall have been duly insi .c;ed
| \" and passed, as is PROVIDE for. in the act
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-13

OTlCE.-By virtue of deed in trust from
Richard G. Martin, and William G.. Mar.
tin to tie subscriber, to secure the payment of
several debts due Brown, Rives & Co. as IN said
deed exPressed-wilt be sold agreeable to law,
at Elijah Garth's tavern in the town of Charlotts-
vile, on Monday the fifth day of March next, it
perty to wit one bay Mare with blazed face,
one feather Bed ana furniture, sundry other
household furniture, also one seventh part of
the Estate of Patrick Niche decd, which the
said William G. Martin claims right TO-, in conse.
quence OF his intermsrrisge with his wife Sarah,
daughter of said Niche consisting Of eleven
Negroes. or so much thereof as will be sufficient
to pay the balance that may be found due und: r
said trust.
MARTIN DAWSON, Trustee.
Milton, 10h Feb. 3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-13
ALARMING MORTALITY.

In Dana, Worcester County, Mr.. Thomas
Templar, aged 81 p. He. was we'll on the 21st
inst and corpse the succeeding day. Five other
grown persons, and sever Il children, have, with
in week died in the same town OF the same
disorder, viz. Mr.. Simon Gleason. aged rs Mr.
Jonas Hall, aged % Mr. Jona. W'litmore, aged
27' Mr. John Johnson Miss Sally To!man. aged
~; Mr.. Whitmore we'll and ut work one
day, and dead the next, Miss Tolman was al
the funeral of Mr., w. and died herself the fol.
lowing day. The town is filled with terror Sc.
verat were seized with this mortal distempcr the
day the bearer Of this article left that town. The
physicians do not know what to denomiRate it. Ii
appears like the spotted fever. Some are taken
with sndder stoppage of the circulation of the
blood some become Immediately speeches.
yellow and purple spots appear in a few hours
Boston Paliad
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-13

NJ OTICE-On the Gin day of December last,
~ friend Of the subscribers deposited let
ter with tine Post Master at Yorktown, address,.
ed to Messrs. Mcclure and Robertson, of Ph,la-
delphia, enclosing S 610 in bank notes, as noted
below.-The above letter having been miscarried,
the several post masters in the United States are
requested to examine the letters remaining in
their offices as dead letters, and il such letter
should be discovered, they are desired to forward
it 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 the aforesaid letter with its contents, or give
such information as will lead to discovery. by
JOHN PATTERSON.
Matthews County, (va.l Feb. 3, 1910.
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Passed February 9th, 1901

WHEREAS, difficulty may arise in the
construction or application of an act, entitled
- an act to continue in force for a limited
time, an act, passed on the thirty first dav
OF January last, entitled an act concerning
Executions and for other purposes" occasi,
oned by delay in its final passing:
BE therefore enacted, by the General
Assembly, That the said act, shall be so
constructed. as to apply to an act passed on
the olst hay OF January, one thousand eight
hundred and nine, entitled an act. concern
ing executions and for other purposes, in the
same manner that it purports to Apply to
an act passed on the thirty first day of jam
airy last, entitled an act concerning Exc.
cut'ons and for other purposes"
ma beH fnrfher enacted, That where a.
ny bond has been, or shall be taken, by anv
sheriff, or other officer, by virtue of the said
act, passed on the the thirty first day of ia.
rHary, one thousand eight hundred and nine.
such otficer shall be liable to the same fin.
Tor not returning such bond to the proper
ohcer, or delivering it TO the party entitled
to receive 1T, as directed by law for not re-
turniag replevy bond.
17nd be IL further enacted, That nm all
bonds entered intoby virtue of the last reel !.
ted act pursuant to any judgment rendered
by justice OF the peace, any magistrate of
that county, where such bond was executed
may award execution thereon at any time
after the thirty first day of May next
ma be ~ fHrfher enacted, That all bonds
| taken by virtue Of the act OF Assemble .r,eA
sea on the first day of February, one thor.
sand eight hundred aud eight, concern;h =,
executions for the sale Of property on t~,aIve
months credit, snail have the force at iuda
ments and he proceeded on IN the same ma >
ner az fepieYy bonds unceg de laid ac,, *
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-13

M OTICE.-By virtue of a deed OF trust, from
IN Samuel Smithson to the subscriber, to Sc
cure the payment of debt due Brown, Rives
& Civil be sold agreeable to law, at Elijah
Garth's Tavern, in the town Of Charlottesville, on
Monday the 5th day of March next, it being Al.
bemarle court day, the following property to wit
negro woman named Lucy, and her three chill.
dren, Jack, Isaac, and Aise, a negro man nam
ed Watt, also Wagon and four horses with
geer complete, much thereof AS will be sui.
hcent to pay the balance due under said trust
MARTIN DAWSON, Trustee.
Milton, 10th Feb. 3w
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IS assimilated as nearly as possible. TO that pur
sued by the superior courts of Chancery but
the details are too. lengthy for insertion.
107 Legalizing certain official acts performed
by Edwd. c. Davis, as Register of the Land
Office, and for other purposes. CT, This ACT
authorises the executive to employ some person
to bring up the Land Office, as ii respects the
recording of plats and certificates of survey.
1OS Divorcing Leonard Owen from his wife
Nancy.
100. Authorizing r. II. Walker, guardian of
E. II. Vaughan to remove certain slaves into this
state. 80. ,.:
Ito. To amend the act entitled an act establish.
ing turnpike road between the town of Man
chester and Falling Creek, on the Buckingham
road.
III. Authorisipg Rebecca Johnston to bring
within this state certain slaves therein mcition.
ed.
lie. An act to amend the fourth section of the
act. entitled, an Act for the government and re.
guiation OF the mandatory Of arms
1l3. Supplemental to an act, entitled, an Act,
to continue in force for admitted time an act pas
sed on the 3tst of JAM last, entitled All Act con.
corning executions and for other purposes
% See this act hereafter, in estenso.
ia, To amend the several laws concerning
The inspection of Tobacco. oj~ See this act also,
ensuing, tn estrrso ..:
! lis. An act to amend the act, entitled, " an
Act to organize and establish superior court
ct law in each county Of this common wealth, s"
passed February the fourth, one thousand eight
hundred and nine. CT This act regulates the
times of holding the courts in the Counties of
Chesterfield, Shenandoah, Loudoun, Frederick,
Hampshire, Giles, Tazewcu, Russell, Lee,
Washington, Wythe, Grayson, Montgomery,
Fiuvanna, Accomac, Northampton, Monongalia,
Patrick--and extends the number of iurd.
cal days, if business requires tito II in Loudoun,
10 in Frederick, and - instead of in Fairfax.
Each judge ofthe General Court, in vacation,
IS to possess the same power, within or without
his circuit, in granting writs of error supersede
as, habeas corpus, certorari, of holding to ball.
letting to bail, as he might have done prior to the
establishment ofthe Superior Courts of law for
each county Each judge is to supply in vaca-
ton any vacancy in the Office OF Clerk of the
Superior Court
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-13
FROM THE PUBLIC ADVERTISER.
Tie liberty q the Seas VrW be the habBiness Of IA
EgTfh

The liberty q tie Seas vriH be the hab8iness Of tie
EGTfh.
have read with infinite satisfaction Mr.. Ful-
tons publication on Torpedo War his expert.
meats, positive practice and demonstrations.
have placed this SUBJECT in point of view, OF
which had no idea, nor can the public, as vet.
have any just conception of it. His machinery
and mode of attack are so simple, and the result
so immense, that l consider it extremely inter.
estlng that every American should study this ne ~
mode of detence--and | should now suggest,
What has, believe, not yet been publicly lmnted,
that our military and ntutlcal men Of genius
should well anslize Mr.. Fultoa's principles, and
publicly point out the means which an enemy
would use 10 defeat them. This 1 conceive,
highly important, for however feasible, & TO ali
appearance infllible this mode ut attack NAV
be, yet IT IS possible, that there are methods OF
preventing the success anil nappy results which
tHe ingenious author has contemplated. | have
reelected much to ind means OF defeating his
attack aud Confess, cannot now see any mode
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-13
T'REsH GLOVER & GARDEN SEEDS

ETRESH CLOVER & GARDEN SEEDS
IL FoR SALE by the subscribers, at their ne "
Medicine Store near the Market Bridge, guam
tty of CLOVER SEED and general sssort-
ment of GARDEN SEE DS, consisting in part
OF early and late Peas. do. Beans, do Cabbage,
do.Turnp; early Rsdish, Lettuce, Psrsnip, Beet,
Carrot, Peppergrass, Simblins, &c &c.
Also, Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Dyeing,
Drugs, &c. &c.
VAIL s. ROGERS.
February 10. 2awtf